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LOS ANGELES -- So much for the Los Angeles Dodgers' inability to score runs. Now if they can only get slumping Andruw Jones to join in on the fun.
Andre Ethier went 3-for-5 with a two-run homer, Rafael Furcal and Matt Kemp each hit their first homers of the season, and the Dodgers snapped a four-game losing streak with an 11-1 rout of the San Diego Padres on Saturday night.
Los Angeles spotted San Diego a 1-0 lead before coming back with two runs in the bottom half. Furcal drove Chris Young's second pitch of the night into the right field bullpen and Russell Martin added an RBI single.
"Any time one of your guys leads off a game with a home run, it gives you a little boost," Martin said. "Furcal's been swinging the bat extremely well, and he's really been the catalyst for our offense. When he gets going, we need to follow. And that's what we did. We followed the leader."
Derek Lowe (1-0) allowed a run and four hits over eight innings, striking out six and walking none before giving way to the bullpen. The right-hander retired 20 of his last 21 batters and also drove in a career-high three runs with a pair of singles to improve his record against the Padres at Dodger Stadium to 4-0. He is 0-3 in seven starts at Petco Park.
"The last couple of years has been kind of tough on him with the run support from our offense, but tonight we gave him a little breathing room and he just took care of business," Martin said. "He was locating really well, got a lot of ground balls and mixed in a couple of Ks with his slider."
Young (1-1) threw 80 pitches in three-plus innings, allowing seven runs, seven hits and four walks. The right-hander, who had the lowest opponents' batting average in the majors each of the previous two seasons, retired only nine of the 21 batters he faced. One of the runs against him was unearned, the result of his own fielding error.
"It was just fastball command," Young said. "I'm not throwing my fastball where I want to. It puts the hitters in hitters' counts and forces you to make pitches over the plate, instead of making them chase. It's pretty basic, but it's a pretty simple fix."
Young was pulled in the fourth after Ethier followed a leadoff walk to Juan Pierre with drive into the right field pavilion that increased the Dodgers' lead to 7-1. The Padres' pitcher had allowed only four home runs over 52 1/3 innings in his nine previous career starts against Los Angeles.
"It wasn't a pretty one by any means," Young said. "I wasn't very good, and I feel bad about it. I got the team in a hole early and Derek Lowe ran with it."
Wilfredo Ledezma didn't fare any better after relieving Young, as Lowe capped the four-run fourth with a two-run single after the Padres' left-hander loaded the bases with an intentional walk to Chin-lung Hu. Lowe singled home his third run in the sixth, and Kemp homered leading off the seventh against Glendon Rusch.
"The big lead helped," Lowe said. "The offense did a tremendous job against a tough pitcher. When you get a lead like that, you need to bear down and keep it on our side. All in all, it was a good win."
Los Angeles increased the margin to 5-1 in the third. Rookie Blake DeWitt drove in two runs with the first of his two doubles, after Jones worked out a walk to load the bases. Young intentionally walked Hu, but misplayed Lowe's tapper back to the mound as Jones scored the fifth run.
Jones, who came in batting .114 with one RBI in 35 at-bats, reached base in three of his five plate appearances. He walked twice and got aboard again on a two-base throwing error by Ledezma. Padres manager Bud Black acknowledged that Jones' first walk was a key to the game - but defended Young for working him carefully.
"I don't know whether you can ever consider Andruw Jones not dangerous. He's been too good of a player for too long just to think that you're going to get him out," Black said. "Even though Chris did walk him, you still have to make pitches to the rookie. This kid, DeWitt, is a good-looking young player. That was a key part of the game."
James Loney, the only Dodger to hit safely in each of the team's first 11 games, was 3-for-3 with a pair of walks and scored twice. His hitting streak is the team's longest at any point of a season since Paul Lo Duca opened the 2004 campaign with an 11-game run.


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In early 2006, SDOT completed the South Lake Union On-Street Parking Study, containing recommendations, maps, and an implementation timeline that corresponds to South Lake Union's planned major development activities.
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Major activities for the parking plan were:
The South Lake Union plan recommends installing paid parking through most of the neighborhood in 2007, along with a residential parking zone in the Cascade neighborhood where there are older residential buildings. The City has since called this new and innovative approach "performance-based pricing." SDOT plans to allow all-day hourly parking purchases beyond the traditional two-hour time limit. The parking meter rate would be regularly adjusted over time (e.g., quarterly) to achieve a desired target parking occupancy rate during peak use periods. That way employees, commuters, residents and visitors to the South Lake Union neighborhood would have a better chance to find on-street parking in the neighborhood.

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I've just tried to create a palette in v6, it is much harder than it
was in v5- is there a reason I can no longer "create a palette" from
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In Vietnam, anti-Chinese protesters find a new outlet: soccer
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HANOI (Reuters) - Under the watch of plainclothes police, midfielder Nguyen Van Phuong unleashed a powerful left-foot drive into the top corner. Dissidents cheered from the sidelines. "Down with China," some shouted. Phuong pumped his fist.
As tensions between Beijing and Hanoi escalate over the South China Sea, Vietnamese anti-China protesters who face repeated police crackdowns are finding a new form of political expression: soccer.
"People don't feel scared playing soccer," said Phuong, the team captain, after a practice match in the capital, Hanoi.
They call themselves "No U FC" -- a reference to the U-shaped line China has drawn around almost the entire South China Sea, passing close to Vietnam, then around Malaysia and north to the Philippines, an area where potential oil deposits, strategic shipping routes and fishing rights converge in one of Asia's most combustible territorial disputes.
"FC" stands for Football Club. Or, as some players say, "Fuck China".
The team illustrates mounting resentment of China whose sovereignty claims over the stretch of water off its south coast and to the east of mainland Southeast Asia set it directly against U.S. allies Vietnam and the Philippines, while Brunei, Taiwan and Malaysia also lay claim to parts.
The club was formed after police arrested dozens of anti-China protesters who had gathered peacefully almost every weekend from June to August last year. They were at first tolerated in the tightly controlled Communist country where public dissent is rare. But the authorities feared they could evolve into a wider, harder-to-control anti-government movement, said several diplomats with high-level government contacts.
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I have a Kenmore (Whirlpool) washer that dates back at least 20 years. After a few days of not having clothes come out clean, I took a look inside and there is only slight movement of the lower agitator in either direction during the wash cycle. When turned off, I can spin it freely in either direction. Fills with water, spins, and drains, the only problem seems to be the agitator. After strolling through these and other forums, it looks like the possible solution is to replace the worn out dog ears.
So I pulled off the top cap, held the agitator in place, and started unscrewing the bolt counterclockwise and it just kept spinning. I saw on another thread here that if I partially fill the washer and turn it on, the shaft should lock and allow me to remove the bolt. I'll try that out tonight, but if anyone has any other ideas, please let me know, the laundry is piling up!!
If the above does not work, is there a way to access the shaft from under the washer to hold it in place while I try to unscrew the bolt? If not, if I sheer off the head of the bolt with an angle grinder or hacksaw in order to pull the upper cam and top agitator off , can whatever the lower part of the bolt is screwed into be easily (and cheaply) replaced, or does the main shaft go up that high and I've really buggered up the washer?
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I believe it is a belt driven washer built by Whirlpool for Kenmore for sale in Canada, circa sometime in the 1980s. The bolt is exposed when the top cap is removed, not recessed a few inches like most of the pictures and videos I have seen on other washers.


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recipe: paleo rissoles
8oz cooked beef (or lamb, if you're that way inclined)
vegetables: at least 1 finely chopped small onion & 1 clove crushed garlic; I also use celery
2 level tsp chopped parsley (or mixed herbs/herb of choice)
1 small egg, beaten
1.5oz/40g ground almonds
touch of tomato puree
salt & pepper
butter/clarified butter/lard/coconut oil for frying
1) put cooked meat into food processor, or grind through a mincer.
2) add finely chopped veg, egg, herbs, ground almonds, tomato puree & seasoning.
3) mix well.
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5) fry for around 5 minutes on each side, until browned & cooked through.
loosely based on a recipe by delia smith.
I use this two days after a roast, if there is meat still left over. I don't really weight anything, I just add things until they are the right consistency and it seems to work well enough. Delicious with a leafy salad, home made guacamole and the paleo herb buns that I mention frequently.
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"The Knockout Game" Comes to Houston
It's called "The Knockout Game." They began in Brooklyn, New York with assaults on Jews. A roving band of teens pick out a random target, and one of the teens will, without warning, provocation, or exchanging words, attempt to knock his victim unconscious in one punch. Victims aren't robbed. Money isn't the goal. Glory is found in the perceived "fun" of the moment, or when a video of the incident goes viral.
And that is how "The Knockout Game" probably found its way to Houston.
"It's an issue here. We had it on the trail," the Reverend Dr. Robert Gilmore Sr. tells KTRH News. "It's a similar type of incident where someone innocently knocks you out. Over the summer [police] arrested ten teenagers, the youngest one was ten years old, and when the bicyclist would ride by them they basically would hit them with a brick. It was the same thought process as 'The Knockout Game'."
Reverend Gilmore is referring to a series of sometimes vicious robberies and assaults committed by nine juveniles on 20 bicycle riders on the Cumberland Trap Trail. Bricks and rocks were used in the attacks. On occasion guns were used to terrify their victims. Though they did rob their victims, police said the boys seemed to be engaging in the behavior out of a sick sense of having fun.
Friday, November 22, a 26-year-old man attacked a 24-year-old orthodox Jew; New York Police Chief Ray Kelly said there was no question it was "The Knockout Game." The perpetrator was charged with a hate crime.
Since they first began, incidents following the MO of "The Knockout Game" have spread to six states with three fatalities.
"Some of those incidents have been exacerbated by social media. We've had three teenagers in the last two weeks or so get killed, because of that same influence of social media and behavior," Reverend Gilmore continues. "We try to work with our leadership: Youth Ministers against Crime, the Houston Police Department, and the Harris County Sheriff's Office, and other organizations that might have leaders who might have influence over parents, and those who might have a sphere of influence over young people, so that those leaders understand that these are new norms for young people. Many of us who are older might not even be aware of what teens are doing with this new tool of social media."
Reverend Gilmore says he will continue working with civic leaders to try to stamp out these senseless acts of violence. There is no alternative.


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The apartment is 55 m2 with a terrace of 13 m2 and is located on the 4th (top) floor of a building from the 1930's. It consists of entrance vestibule, lounge/diner with kitchen corner, lounge and dining furniture is in leather and light oak style. Kitchen corner has electric hob, oven, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, fridge, microwave and has all necessary china ware and cutlery along with pots and pans.
The lounge has 2 leather sofas, conference table, and side lamps. There is an LCD wall mounted TV Satellite with many English language channels, a DVD player and a mini HIFI system. The dining table can seat 4 persons. The apartment has internet connection and WIFI.
The bedroom has double bed, night stands, large chest of drawers and various lamps, mirror etc (wardrobe is built in)and also a small double bed, the shower room is spacious and has shower cubicle, W.C., sink and a washing machine. The terrace has a table and 4 chairs.
Behind the apartment building is a large park, small river and wooded recreation ground. Street parking is available in the area.
The large shopping mall, 'Galerie Harfa' is 3 minutes walk away, and there are numerous local markets, bars and restaurants all within 100 meters of the apartment house.
The apartment is located 300 meters from the metro station Ceskomoravska. Nearby Metro: Českomoravská (Line B); Nearby Tram: U Svobodárny (Lines 15, 19).
This apartment is ideally suited for families with children, offering nearby parks, playgrounds, and adventure activities and the traveller looking for cost effective accommodation.
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Superschöne Altstadtwohnung, toll eingerichtet und zentral (auch vom Bahnhof) erreichbar. Leider an einer stark befahrenen Straße. Deshalb nur vier Sterne.
Casa bella e accogliente, le camere da letto grandi e luminose, come anche il soggiorno, unica pecca la scalinata del condominio che avrebbe bisogno di una piccola ristrutturazione. Nel complesso comunque compensa la posizione centralissima.
After 2 visits in Prague staying at a **** hotel, we were ready for a
new experience - enjoying the luxury of a nice flat with all amenities
such as a fully equipped kitchen, Wi-Fi and TV.
The layout of the flat is special and with its narrow steps to the
bedrooms not suitable for everyone (as indicated in the flat
description), but for those people who like a "non-conventional
architecture" simply a highlight.
Located very close to the Wenceslas Square, you can reach almost
everything literally in minutes. Surely, the traffic on Legerova
Street is not everybody's cup of tea, but the triple glazed windows
keep the noise away - if you don't mind sleeping with closed windows.
So it's a perfect flat for people who want to be accommodated
centrally and look for a spacious apartment with all the comfort that
one is used from home.
Andrew was really helpful and easy to contact (details for check-in and check-out were easy to arrange with him and contacting him was never a problem).
The apartment was very well located and nice to stay. We would, no doubt, recommed it.
Het appartement voldeed ruimschoots aan alle verwachtingen. De foto's en de werkelijkheid klopte volledig. Het ontvangst was hartelijk met de nodige uitleg en tips voor een bezoek aan Praag. Alles was perfect in orde en de lokatie was perfect tov de oude stad en het uitgaan leven. Zeer prettig is dat het appartement in een rustig gebied is gesitueerd. Parkeren van de auto is even iets wat tijd neemt (wel of niet betaald) maar wellicht net om de hoek, private parking, zou een optie kunnen zijn. Dat gaan we een volgende keer uitzoeken. Voor zowel business als pleasure een top lokatie en appartement.
Maarten Tegenbosch
Eine kleine gemütliche und saubere Wohnung. Vom Bahnhof waren es 10Minuten zu Fuß und ein Katzensprung zum Wenzelplatz. Andrew hat uns am Anfang einen Überblick von Prag verschafft und uns ein paar Tipps gegeben, wo man am besten Essen kann oder weggehen. Es war ein toller Aufenthalt dort.
We really enjoyed our stay at this apartment in Prague, we were welcomed and guided trought the apartment and could get answeres to all our questions by Andrew as well as get som extra tips about the city. The apartment was also well cleaned and in nice shape, all we could ask for!
again and again! We were very pleased with everything.
Immer wieder! Wir waren mit allem sehr zufrieden.
The flat is ideally situated, no more than 10 minutes from the city center. The host is very friendly and ready to help whenever needed. The flat is very clean and has all what you need, comfortable beds, comprehensive kitchen and bathroom...
It was sometimes slightly noisy, but it's the price to live near the city-center.
Altogether an excellent experience in this beautiful city!
Prior Exchanges very friendly and accomodating home because of flight restrictions.
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Romeo Torca/massa Lubrense - Sorrento Area
Apartment with 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and shared pool in Massa Lubrense, Italy
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From £622 per week
Apartment to rent in Massa Lubrense, Italy
Apartment overview - owner's description
Vacation apartment Romeo is part of a large ancient country house, which has been elegantly restored and divided into eight apartments, of which only three are available for holiday rentals.
The country house with its own driveway, swimming pool and enclosed car park is located in Torca - a small quiet hamlet just 1 Km. from S. Agata centre.
Positioned on the first floor (10 steps up from car parking area) Romeo is an elegant 50 square meters 1 bedroom apartment which sleeps 3 persons.
Double bedroom, bathroom with Jacuzzi bath with shower screen.
Living / dining room with single divan bed and separate, beautifully furnished, well equipped kitchen.
Balcony overlooking the gardens. It is equipped with air conditioning/central heating, separate laundry room with washing machine and enclose car park.
Welcoming owners live on the ground floor and have a very adorable and friendly dog.
The swimming pool is open from beginning of June to end of September.
Washing machine - Barbecue - Enclosed car park - Central heating - Air Conditioning - Colour TV - Wi-Fi Internet.
The other two apartments that comprise the building are: La Contessa and Julietta.
This property is available for a minimum stay of seven nights.
Short Breaks - min. 3 nights available - tariffs on request
Services - Beach: 10 Km. (Marina del Cantone) - Restaurants and shops 200 m. - Bus Stop 50 m. - Motorway 32 Km.
Cites - S. Agata sui 2 Golfi: 1 Km. - Massa Lubrense: 6,5 Km. - Sorrento: 11 Km. - Napoli: 57 Km. - Positano: 17 Km. - Amalfi: 33 Km. - Ravello: 39 Km. - Roma: 274 Km.
Attractions - Pompei Excavations: 35 Km. - Vesuvius Crater: 56 Km. - Amalfi Coast: 15 Km. - Paestum Excavations: 110 Km. - Capri Island: connected from the port of Sorrento 12 Km.
Airports - Naples Capodichino - 60 Km. - Roma Leonardo da Vinci 290 Km. - Roma Ciampino 263 Km.
Railway Stations - Napoli Centrale 57 Km. - Sorrento 11 Km.
Check-in procedure
Check-in time is between 3,00 and 8,00 p.m. You will be met and taken to the booked accommodation, asked for a photo copy of your Id or passport, any extras and the Breakage deposit (in cash only in any currencies) this is refunded on your departure day, less any breakages.
We strongly recommend contacting our land agents the day before or early morning of your arrival day, to let them know how you intend getting to the resort and approximate arrival time, they will in this occasion be able to advise of any local fiestas, roads closed etc...
Check-out time is between 07:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.
Arrival and departure times can be arranged outside these times for this service a supplement is applied.
Services Included :-
English speaking manager on call.
Electricity, gas, water.
Bedroom and bathroom linen (weekly change).
Wi-Fi Internet.
Shared Swimming Pool
Car Park.
Location & Area
Romeo apartment is very quiet and peaceful, located in Torca - a small quiet hamlet just 1 Km. from S.Agata on the hill that overlooks the sea and Li Galli Isles, in a panoramic position. The bus stop, food shops, bar and restaurant are only 100 meters away.
Staying at Romeo you will be in a central position to discover Sorrento and the incomparable beauty of the entire Coast of Sorrento and Amalfi, Capri, Ischia and the other islands of the Gulf of Naples. From Sorrento it is possible to take day trips with fast, comfortable and inexpensive ferries to Capri and the other islands of the Gulf, to Naples, Positano.
If you are fond of hiking, along the mountains of the two coasts (the Amalfi Coast and the Sorrento Coast) you will find marked hiking trails of varying degree of difficulty. The trails unravel among steep drops down to the sea and seascapes of indescribable beauty: the exclusive prize for those who are able to get there!
How to get there
There are several ways to get to Torca / Massa Lubrense from Naples Capodichino Airport or Naples Train station either by renting a car or by public transport. It is also possible to arrange private transfer directly to the your property. Ask us for quotation.
Once at the property you can get around fine without the car as parking in the towns is hard to come by and expensive. Public Buses operate year-around connecting Marine del Cantone to Massa Lubrense and Sorrento, where are buses to all the Amalfi Coast villages and Sorrento area. Ferries from Sorrento (from May to October) operate a service between Amalfi - Positano - Capri Island - Naples.
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Outside this apartment in Massa Lubrense, ItalyThis apartment is in the countryside. It has a shared pool, a balcony, a barbecue, outside lighting and a shared garden. Car hire is not necessary as the apartment is less than a 15 minute walk to a large selection of shops, bars, restaurants; however parking is available if required.
Prices and availability
Updated 16 May 2017
Select your travel dates on the calendar
Changeover days and minimum stays
- 16 May 2017 - 4 January 2019: the minimum stay is 7 nights.
Mandatory: Breakage deposit (in cash only in any currencies) € 300,00 this is refunded on your departure day, less any breakage.
Per booking, paid locally
Mandatory: City tax is € 1,50 per person, per day.
Per person, per day, paid locally
On request: Late arrival (after 20,00) or early departure (before 7,00) can be arranged outside these times, supplement of € 55,00 is applied.
Per booking, paid locally
On request: Highchair and cot with linen are available at weekly supplement of € 55,00 payable locally.
Per week, paid locally
On request: Air conditioning / Heating supplement is € 1,50 per hour.
Per day, paid locally
1 bedroom, Sleeps 3:
- 1 double bed
There is also 1 single sofa bed in Living room
1 bathroom
Swimming pool
Shared pool
Internet / WiFi, TV Languages in Local
Living area seats 4, Dining area seats 4, Air conditioning throughout property, Central heating, Hair dryer, Iron / board, Towels / linen, Washing machine, Car hire optional
Cooker, Crockery, Cutlery, Fridge, Freezer, Glassware, Kettle, Oven, Pots / pans, Toaster
Balcony or terrace, Barbecue, Outside lighting, Parking, Shared garden
Suitable for
Children, Infants
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Past bookings: 26 bookings
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WASHINGTON -- Andruw Jones' sixth-inning home run Monday night helped him pass a legendary name in Atlanta Braves history. More importantly to the slugging outfielder, the drive helped keep his team's faint playoff hopes alive.
Jones hit a tiebreaking, two-run homer and Kyle Davies won for the first time since April 30 to lead Atlanta over the Washington Nationals 6-1.
Jones' shot off Tony Armas (8-12) was the 336th of his career, moving him past Hall of Famer Hank Aaron for third place in club history since the team moved from Milwaukee in 1966. Dale Murphy holds the Atlanta record with 371, and Chipper Jones has 354.
"It's always good (to set) records. When you're passing a legend like Hank Aaron, your name just goes in the record book," Andruw Jones said. "After that, we're just trying to win games and go out there and have fun."
Daryle Ward added a pinch-hit, three-run homer in the eighth inning in his first appearance against the Nationals since they traded him to the Braves on Aug. 31. Andruw Jones also doubled and scored three runs for Atlanta.
Davies allowed one run and four hits, struck out five and walked two in five-plus innings. Davies had been 0-3 with a 14.40 ERA in three starts since returning from the disabled list on Sept. 1 after being sidelined since May 17 with a torn groin.
He worked out of a bases loaded jam in the fourth when he got Melvin Dorta to pop out.
Davies was checked by the team trainer during the fifth inning, when he felt a pop in his surgically repaired groin, but he stayed in the game after a few warmup pitches. He was removed in the sixth after allowing a leadoff single.
"It loosened up a lot, so maybe it is a good thing," Davies said. "They said that would happen (when) you tear some adhesions and stuff. It was kind of a good feeling afterward. It didn't burn, didn't hurt, just kind of released some of the tension that was down there."
Oscar Villareal, Macay McBride and Chad Paronto combined for four scoreless innings of relief after Davies left.
Armas fell to 0-4 in his last six starts. He allowed three runs, six hits and three walks while striking out four over 6 2/3 innings.
With none out in the sixth, Andruw Jones hit a 2-2 pitch into the mezzanine section in left field, scoring Adam LaRoche, who had led off with a single.
"I was making my pitches, and I hung one," Armas said. "He won the battle. He's a good hitter and you can't make mistakes with him."
The Braves scored their first run in the second inning when Willy Aybar's two-out single scored Andruw Jones, who had led off the inning with a double.
The Nationals answered in the bottom half when Jose Vidro singled, moved to third on Robert Fick's single and scored on Nook Logan's sacrifice fly.
Washington loaded the bases with two outs in the seventh inning but Villareal struck out Felipe Lopez to end the threat.
Ward put the game out of reach when he homered on an 0-2 pitch from reliever Richard Campbell in the eighth. It was Ward's first home run since he was acquired by the Braves.
"I was happy that I was able to get the job done," Ward said. "There's always going to be some sense of revenge. You can't lie about that or hold it back. You do want to put it to them, and to get a hit like that is a point on my side."
- Slumping 3B Ryan Zimmerman was given the day off, his first since Aug. 23 and fifth this season. The Nationals' rookie is 12-for-55 in his last 13 games.
- Nationals C Brian Schneider sat for the second straight game with a sore groin and is listed as day to day. He is in the midst of a 10-game hitting streak that has raised his average to a season-high .251.
- Monday's game was a make-up of a rainout from April 22.
- Andruw Jones snapped an 0-for-9 skid with his second-inning single.
- Aaron hit 398 of his record 755 home runs while the Braves were in Milwaukee.
- Armas had his longest outing since going seven innings on Aug. 13 against the New York Mets.
- Logan reached on a bunt single in the seventh inning. He has six bunt singles in 17 games since being acquired from Detroit on Sept. 1.
- Ward has nine career pinch-hit home runs, including four this season, which ties Cincinnati's Javier Valentin for the major league lead. Ward leads the majors with 18 pinch hits.


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University of Pittsburgh Club Tennis Team
University of Pittsburgh
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|Scott Bronder
|Andrea Kelly
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|USTA Tennis On Campus League Affiliation
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|Team History
|On September 14th, 2006 the University of Pittsburgh Club Tennis Team held its very first tryout, which marked the beginning of a new, fast growing, and competitive club sport at the University of Pittsburgh. The tryout consisted of 30 people vying for 15 spots on a co-ed team. Unfortunately, this new hard-working team only saw one match all year. But thanks to the strong leadership of the officer team and all of the players' dedication and commitment, the team saw plenty more matches in its second season.
The 2007-2008 season brought on countless exciting changes. Over 50 student athletes battled at tryouts for an increased 20 spots. Match play also increased. The team traveled to four different states, and played over 20 different teams in tournament and match play. The team began to practice more during the week thanks to increased court time due to the gracious funding of the Pitt Student Government. With the players' dues money, the team was able to hire a part time coach which allowed players to further develop their skills twice a week. As the team continued to grow together on the court, they got closer off the court as well. Teammates quickly became great friends and the team has quickly evolved into a close-knit family.
The 2008-2009 season, Pitt increased its team to 25 players and looked forward to being a team to be reckoned with in the USTA Middle States section. With some funding from the Pitt Student Government, the Pitt was able to send a team to compete at the USTA National Campus Championship.
In 2009-2010, Pitt placed fifth in USTA Middle States Sectionals. With money from the players' dues, Pitt was able to hire a part-time coach in the spring, allowing the players to improve their games.
The 2010-2011 season looks to be very promising. With a team of 25 players, Pitt looks forward to improving upon last year's finish in the USTA Middle States Sectionals.
|Team Accomplishments
|• Finalist in the Silver Bracket of Battle of the Sections held in Flushing Meadows, NY.
|Other Team Activities
|• Team plans on running a fundraiser in the near future
• USTA Recreational Coaches Workshop (2/22/2009), Monroeville, Pennsylvania
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|10/23/2010 - 10/24/2010
|USTA Campus Championship - Middle States
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The initial shock listening to the title track on Lovejoy's new full length release, Who Want to be a Millionaire? is how utterly moving it is hearing such a well-known and overused phrase repeated over and over against a back drop of haunting guitar-fuelled electronica. It's especially stirring considering the images that instantly pop to mind along with those words, and how Lovejoy manage to dissolve those images with a soothing, lush melody.
It's a rare achievement, and one indicative of Lovejoy's evolving talent. The British popsters who made a name for themselves with the blissful Songs in the Key of Lovejoy three years ago, have created for themselves here a timeless work, decidedly simple, with songs exploring a variety of contemporary themes from individual greed and society's sanctioning of it, to the middle-class worries of the everyman, and what it means to love and be loved.
Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
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Lovejoy's music is not pop, it's not rock, it's not dance and it's not jazz, though elements of these styles can be found scattered throughout Who Wants to be a Millionaire?. "Nothing Happens Here", for example, threatens to rock out giving only hints of something harder with it's ripping guitar work before pulling back to a kind of be-bop-pop-style. "Snow Falling Softly" similarly threatens the big bang with an introduction featuring a hard and steady drumbeat but, instead, moves ever so slowly into a gripping, melodic symphony of guitars, drums and keys repeating the same chorus over and over to mesmerizing effect.
Lovejoy excel, however, when concentrating on one style, usually electronic pop. The album's best material comes in the purely pop efforts, such as "Night on Earth" and Biff Bang Pow! tune, "The Beat Hotel" with singer, Dick, often channeling Morrissey and The Psychedelic Furs' Richard Butler. These songs (including, also, "Plastic Flowers" and "You Fell From Grace") are sharply rendered, each containing loads of beautiful, calming images—worn out wedding clothes, disco etiquette, Autumn photography, sea spray—throughout stories of exile, frustration and loneliness.
The band's tendency to lean towards the depressive is also reminiscent of the The Smiths, though they're (thankfully) not quite as blatantly gloomy. Instead, Lovejoy present lyrics like "Don't waste your dreams on real life / It will end in tears / Our dreams will disappear / The weeks grow into years / You will come to see / That there's no happy endings here" (on "Nothing Happens Here") against a decidedly upbeat backdrop of rolling guitars and heavy percussion, so that you're not entirely sure if perhaps this depression is something to be celebrated.
This happens again and again on Millionaire, with all vocals remaining at a steady pace adding contentment to the despair. "There must be much more to life than this," Dick sings on "Night on Earth" in the same fixed monotone as "The sun will shine here anyway . . . It's maybe time to start again" on "You Fell From Grace". It's an intriguing juxtaposition, and while at times overbearing in its predictability, ultimately adds to the album's sense of calm.
Meditative and relaxed, exploring a greater range of emotion and exposing a new vulnerability, Who Wants to be a Millionaire is an exciting and worthy successor to Lovejoy's debut.
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The author describes the Milwaukee Yiddishe Folkschule, a free Sunday morning school where Yiddish, Hebrew, and Jewish history are taught from a secular perspective. The school recently moved into a public school building and faced criticism from the Jewish community. The author defends the school, arguing that it is possible to teach Hebrew without teaching religion, that Yiddish is a real language, and that there is plenty of Jewish history to teach without teaching the Bible as a sacred document. Bulletin of the National Conference of Jewish Charities, 6:6
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UPDATE 3-Glencore in bidding war with China to buy Rio coal assets
* Rio no immediate comment (Adds Rio statement, updates share price)
* High-end brands say they can cope with movements shortage
* Swatch Group reduces deliveries from this year
* Search for alternative suppliers behind the scenes
By Victoria Bryan and Caroline Copley
GENEVA, Jan 18 Swatch Group's decision to lower watch part supplies to rival watchmakers this year has already impacted the industry, forcing some brands to hold back production and others to scramble for alternatives, executives told a fair this week.
The outlook for 2012 might be more gloomy than it was for 2011 but the Swiss watch industry is enjoying record demand, having recovered much faster than expected from the 2008/2009 downturn, putting unprecedented pressure on its production base.
Swatch Group has for decades served as the industry's "supermarket," to use its own words, with its ETA unit providing as much as 80 percent of Swiss movements and its Nivarox arm dominating the market for escapement and oscillating parts, which make up the heart of a watch's mechanism.
In 2011 Swatch's production unit, which supplies the industry's watch parts, had sales of 2 billion Swiss francs ($2.12 billion).
Since Jan. 1, Swatch Group is able to lower deliveries of watch parts to rivals to ensure that it has enough supplies for its own brands such as Breguet, Omega and Longines.
The move was approved in Dec. by Switzerland's Federal Administrative court, pending the outcome of an investigation by competition authorities.
Many brands at the Geneva watch fair, the luxury industry's first gathering in 2012, said they were confident they could cope with Swatch Group's decision, pointing to good relations with the group, but others hinted of tough times ahead.
LVMH brand Tag Heuer's Chief Executive Jean-Christophe Babin said on Wednesday that Nivarox had stopped supplying the brand starting this year.
"At least things are clear ... The contract has not been renewed," Babin said. In the short-term, he said the brand was fine as it had stock but it was in talks with alternative suppliers.
High-end watchmaker Girard-Perregaux, majority-held by PPR since last summer, is having to turn away watchmakers who want to buy its in-house movements.
"We have quite a high number of enquiries, just knocking on the door and asking for movements. Most of them, if not all of them, we have to tell 'no' for the moment," Chief Executive Stefano Macaluso told Reuters in an interview at the fair.
Like almost everybody else, the brand, which only makes about 10,000 watches per year and supplies movements to PPR's Boucheron and Bottega Veneta, gets its escapements from Nivarox.
"We produce quite a limited number of watches every year so (the reduction of deliveries) will not affect us. We have a very good relationship with Nivarox," Macaluso said.
If some small exclusive brands can find alternative suppliers because they need small quantities and command high retail prices, others have to make heavy investments and take on staff to cope with the shortage.
Richemont brand IWC's Chief Executive Georges Kern told a roundtable of journalists the brand was investing 50,000 Swiss francs to add 25,000 square metres to its production site in Schaffhausen in northern Switzerland but still could not keep up with demand.
"We cannot produce enough," Kern said at the Geneva watch fair, adding the new site should be up and running in 2014 or 2015.
Upscale watchmaker Parmigiani, controlled by the Sandoz foundation, is one of the few to make its own spirals.
"We make about 20,000 spirals per year. They are more expensive than those made by Nivarox because we have to amortise our investment and also because they are of very high quality," Parmigiani head Jean-Marc Jacot said.
Kepler Capital Markets analyst Jon Cox said he assumed the market needed 8.2 million movements in 2012 and Swatch Group could hold back delivery of 1 million. He expects market growth to slow to 5 percent this year from almost 20 percent in 2011.
Juan-Carlos Torres, chief executive of Richemont's Vacheron Constantin, said the 250-year old brand was working to replace parts from Swatch Group by in-house production.
"We do not have ETA movements in our watches. What we lack are spirals, anchors and anchor wheels. We are working to make spirals in-house with the help of the Richemont group," he said. "It's a question of mastering technology."
The brand plans to almost double its headcount to 1,300 people from 700 currently by 2020, Torres said.
Bernard Fornas, head of Richemont's biggest brand Cartier, said the brand was increasing investment in production each year but a good relationship with Swatch Group was essential.
"We make a lot of movements ourselves. There are some movements that we buy from ETA. I think that we now have a good mix of what we do in-house and what we buy in," Fornas said.
Long-standing ETA and Nivarox customers like Cartier might indeed have nothing to worry about as Swatch Group is free to maintain its deliveries to them.
Swatch Group Chief Executive Nick Hayek has made it clear that he no longer wants to have to supply movements and parts to everybody and wants to be able to choose his customers. LVMH brands such as Tag Heuer, Zenith and Hublot appear to be top targets. ($1 = 0.9436 Swiss francs) (Additional reporting by Nathalie Olof-Ors; Writing by Silke Koltrowitz; Editing by Jon Loades-Carter and Astrid Wendlandt)
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Situated in Sauvigny-le-Bois, this hotel is 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from Parc des Chaumes and 3.1 mi (5 km) from Tour de l'Horloge. Church of Saint Lazare and Musee de l'Avallonnais are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a meeting room, and free newspapers. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include multilingual staff and a TV in a common area.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 430 square feet (40 square meters) include a meeting room. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Campanile Avallon is a smoke-free property.
- Year Built 1991
- Total number of rooms - 44
- Number of floors - 1
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Front desk (limited hours)
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- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Restaurant
- Conference space size (meters) - 40
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (feet) - 430
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
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- Phone
- Desk
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- Air conditioning
- Access via exterior corridors
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
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- Blackout drapes/curtains
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Le Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
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Children and extra beds
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- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 5 per pet, per night
- Up to 10 kg
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.60 per person, per night
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 6,90 for adults and EUR 4,75 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per pet, per night
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- Campanile Avallon
- Campanile Hotel Avallon
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This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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