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Excellent hotel in 3 star category. Clean, big rooms, good breakfast. Bedroom and bathroom contained everything that was required. front elevation
The friendly staff, great service and real value for money. The floor tiles in the room were very cold to walk on and the heating was via an air conditioning unit which did not give very even heat distribution in the room.
Large rooms, good breakfast.
The four bed room is an excellent offer!
beautiful colors of the room, enormous bed, take your favorite pillow with you though
Good service, quiet, clean lack of carpets in the room, very unsuitable for the winter season
clean, modern room at good price
Staff were very friendly, helpful and always happy to help. Location of the hotel was perfect for our needs. It was quite, peaceful and very homely. We enjoyed our stay very much. It will be great if bedlinen change happens regularly.
THe Staff the location and the size of the rooms
What didn't we like? It was a wonderful experience. The room was beautiful, comfortable, big, and beautifully furnished. The bed was very comfortable with great linens. The staff was helpful and gave us a great recommendation for dinner! I would stay here again.
The size of the room, particularly the bed. Also the young man at Reception was very friendly and helpful The breakfast was excellent.
Location The breakfast, wide choice very poor quality. Also not fond of the noise the ventilators outside my room made.
Charge for parking was high & entry to the hotel from the carpark the first time was difficult.
Staff helpful, rooms big & well appointed. A very noisy party was held in the lobby of the hotel on the second night! The music was so loud there was no way anyone could sleep - when travelling in the lifts they physically shook with the noise! Totally unacceptable for a hotel - we only paid 50% for the second night after a conversation with the hotel director. This was discount was quickly, but not graciously given!
Just a stroll through the park to the city centre and a short walk from the train station. Our room was very quiet with a choice of good pillows, and the staff could not have been more helpful. At the rate we paid it was outstanding value Room was a bit warm and maybe the decor needed refreshing - but these were very minor issues.
Excellent sized room - very comfortable. Only a 15-20 minute walk to centre of town.
good location and close to the city center and train station.Good price value.Nice bathrooms,personel and breakfast.Would definitely return. nothing
Proximity to Centre and their breakfast Lifts took ages to use. No stairs.
The bathroom was comfortable and well equiped Coffee machine in the room
Great location with walking distance to town. Breakfast was really good.Staff Polite and very helpful.
The hotel is easily accessible by car, but as the hotel is really well situated, you don't need your car anymore to visit the city.
Good personal, good breakfast and location on the heart of the Parma +++ Festival Verdi Noise and petrol smell of the central road the are the hotel is located
Hotel was in a convenient location, room and bathroom were both decent sized unlike other Italian hotels.
Nice, clean, close to the bus stop for work (I was working at the University), close to the shops, the room was nice and dark, so good for sleeping. Most the staff were helpful, unfortunately the first one I met wasn't all that helpful.
Nice location in the center of Parma, pleasant view to the river banks, very good breakfast, polite staff, very clean room, excellent value for money.
Very convenient location. Nice breakfast Parking too small when the hotel is fully booked.
Parking on property is a little dicey sometimes, but the staff will help you find someplace.
For an Italian hotel, the rooms are a good size and the bathrooms are large. Breakfast, included in the price, is adequate. This hotel is functional, good location, and without charm. If you want style along with your comfort, it's not for you.
The location!
The main reason we chose this hotel was because it is situated close to the trainstation. It is a good stay for a night.
the helpful staff anmd comfortable rooms within walking distnce of teh town
very easy location from train station and into the city, large quiet rooms and great breakfast
Hotel is good and in a central location. Staff were friendly and all spoke reasonable english. I"ve stayed here before and is always a good place to stay.
Clean, quiet hotel in an excellent and convenient location. Breakfast could have been better.
Location was perfect as we arrived by train. Reception staff were extremely helpful, making sure that we had a map of the area and detailing various places of interest. I can't find fault with the hotel at all - we came to watch rugby and I would certainly recommend it to other supporters who might need to travel to Parma.
Very clean, great bathroom. Rooms in front of the railway station are very noisy
Clean, tidy and quiet room with good lighting and control of air conditioning, and a good choice of breakfast. Handy location for the station or centre of Parma
breakfast extremely dirty bathroom (hair lipstick etc...) when complained, it took them till very late at night to send someone to clean! not an apology, nothing from management!!!!
the hotel has just been renovated in a sleek minimalist way and has a relaxed atmosphere. value for money, it rates better than other hotels in the centre.
We were looking for a hotel in Parma for one night before an agri-gourmet tour. We normally wouldn't have chosen a modern hotel but the Savoy Hotel was the perfect choice. Its interior is new, modern (with character) and very clean. It was a pleasant 5 minute walk to Piazza Garibaldi and the sights. Highly recommended unless you are looking for an historic hotel for your stay in Parma. Great things....free internet, everything in the refrigerator was free and a very good breakfast was included.
The efficient use of space of the room was eye-opening. The morning buffet was excellent. A tad bit expensive, but then again, we were in the middle of the downtown.
very nice!! the hotel, roons, breakfast..everything was nice
It is walking distance to Centro and only a few blocks away from the Railway station. It is not clear that this is an all non-smoking hotel which doesn't worry me but my companion wasn't thrilled. The breakfast was meagre and they advertise gluten free products - rice/corn melba toast was the only thing I could find that was gluten free. It is shown as 4 star but I question that fourth star.
Very central, clean and comfortable, also close to the railway station
Very clean and comfortable room. Somewhat small, but Interior was new and simple-fashionable, all functionality incl. Ac worked excellent.
Very clean and comfortable. Wi-fi did not really work. The reception also provided a cable but it was difficult to establish a connection.
Totally refurbished in a cool, modern and clean style. The site gives you the impression that you can have a parking space - you only get a windscreen sticker which allows you to park in an adjacent street, if you can find a space...
excellent concierge. found a splendid baby sitter with only few hours notice. first rate suggestions for restaurants and local knowledge. slow elevator but that's a minor issue.
Beautiful, luxury, details, new, very professional staff, stylish and fine. All, the design, the high quality of the details, super bathrooms, fantastic infrastructure. All, congratulations
The hotel is lovely, as are the grounds. The room is pretty the staff was nice. Breakfast was fair. We did not eat any other meals at the hotel. The young man who was the bellman and Jack of all trades was great. When two lights were out in our room, he immediately went to get new bulbs. This hotel is isolated. Feels almost like a prison or school from the outside. The neighborhood is not conducive for vacationing. You have to take a cab everywhere. You do not feel you can walk in the neighborhood.
good facilities the restaurant at 9.00 p.m. was closed and we asked for something to eat which it was provided/cold plate of ham and a beer was a real rip off
Great hotel, comfortable, excellent facilities and very friendly and helpful staff.
Staff kindness
This hotel was very clean!!!And Staff is very friendly. Bathroom's shower is not good.
Service at Bar was good. No bus tub. Not good for long stay.
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Asked to give electronic signatures to a series of declarations that were difficult to read and understand was uncomfortable and I think unneccessary.
staff very friendly , special mention to Marco the barman , who was made us very welcome and helped book us a restaurant on the sun night. none
Enjoyed balcony in room and its view. Discovered that TV remote control had been damaged by previous guest, but it was quickly replaced by hotel staff when I turned it in. Location was somewhat isolated, and hard to find when walking from train station (no signs until already heading in right direction).
Recently remodeled, it was one of the nicer hotels we've stayed at in Europe. Location is within easy walking of the old town and train station, but it is in the more industrial section of town. We took the bus with our luggage, since the bus stops directly in front of the hotel. Our only complaint is that the lobby has mosquitoes, a ton of them!
Location No boxes of kleenex, only little packages
well furnished rooms with a decent shower. friendly helpful staff who gave good restaurant recommendations. they made a good cup of tea:))
The overall stay was superb. The hotel is in an excellent location, making for an easy short walk to the historic center, across the river, and the train station. All staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. I really enjoyed the breakfast - plenty of fresh fruit, yogurts, brioche and pastries among other things. Free wi-fi is a definite plus.
room was excellent
Location is excellent and fit description on site. Breakfast was good as well.
Great breakfast, good free wifi, close to down town by foot. Parking was expensive
Friendly staff, good location, good breakfast
good areas for meeting colleagues and convenient location used shampoo bottle in shower and empty water bottle in room, so some improvement required.
friendly and comfortable, good location would like coffee making facilities in room
Romm smallish but adequate, quiet, big screen tv, great buffet breakfast, kind personnel
It has a good location.
Convenient location. Modern and clean. I specifically chose this hotel becuase of hte turkish bath and sauna so was disappointed to learn that on the Saturday night it was booked out for hte local football team and the guests could not use it. Apparently it's booked out every second weekend during season but it's a shame they don't advise that when you book it.
It is situated close to the city center. The design and the interior decoration was very modern and clean. The receptionists are not well-informed about the events in the city, such as the programme of the theater, where to go and what to see. Not many leaflets are available at the hotel neither.
Kind staff. The hotel has it's own bicicles which can be used free of charge for hotel guests. Only toast-bread at breakfast.
The room was a good size Teh internet hook up was not strong enough to get on my company mail server. i believe the bandwidth is too small
Nice smelling soap (no, really). Helpfull staff. To our surprise there were no coffee/tea making facilities in the room, and no bath (not unusual to be offered in five star hotels).
Hotel was clean We were expecting a more luxurious hotel as it was was advertised as 5 star hotel.. But it felt as 4 stars at best, as an example internet did not work in the room.. And no solution was found.
most things no,but would like to know why booking . com have said that the hotel is not available anymore on their website
Good location, outside of, but near to, the historic centre. Quiet, yet with a modern arcade nearby.
The staff was professional and helpful. I was surprised by the quality and quantity of the breakfast provided and thoroughly enjoyed my short stay. No.
The best breakfast with real parma ham The hotel is to long way to walk to the city center
It was a good quiet place to stay, we were in the 'old house' and it was not busy They are extending this hotel, and it was further outside of Parma than I anticipated although if you had a car this meant you could park easily.
The hotel was very cheap, although it offered free parking (it was not far from the city center), free internet access and a good breakfast. Easy access for those traveling by car. The rooms smelled a little like mould, the staff is not very friendly and the heating system was poor.
Original interiors. Good breakfast. Polite staff. Clean rooms.
The restaurant It;s a building site at present
The breakfast buffet was terrific. The location was really good for getting to the cheese tour. A nice big parking lot.
Courtesy and helpfullness of the hotel staff in providing directions and recommendations to us.
no problem to bring a dog, easy to find when you're coming from the highway quite a little to eat on the plates in the restaurant for too much money
For whom traveling with car, this hotel is proper choice due to free and convenient parking place, quiet rooms with good prices. It was far from city center and I never recommend who has not car to stay in this hotel. To go to city center, you do not have option expect calling a taxi.
Quick check in and check out, everything very convenient and efficient. Room was vey good. Nothing.
The very young guy at the reception. He was polite and helpful. When we booked we wern't told the bar and restraunt would be closed. We booked the sauna but nothing was done about it
Prostitutes on the parking at night....not very nice
Nice rooms, excellent resturant I had to make two trips to reception with my luggage because the room pass/card did not work.
Clean rooms and reasonable prices! Excellent breakfast. Poor evening meal menu. Awful directions to the hotel.
People were very nice. We enjoyed the pool.
The location was great because we had a car and were travelling from a city to another each day, then back to the hotel in the evening. The pool area was very quite when we were there and it was really nice with the jacuzzi outdoor. The only thing which we did not like was that the internet service was not free but we knew before and not much space were to hang clothes in the closet.
Good to stay with you just want to sleep while you are travelling to other place.
Great hotel and perfect if you need a stop over close to the motorway
Staff was wonderful and facilities were great especially for the price. Only issue was it is not conveniently located at all and requires you take a taxi to and from the hotel. Maybe a shuttle service or public transportation in the area would be really helpful.
the location, easy too find, the pool, the room and bathroom were of nice size the hotel in general needed maintainance, seems like it was functioning with minimum personnel and some places were not clean or maintainned
exellent 1 spider in the room......I don't care, just to let you know.
quiteness, location and design poor breakfast
clean rooms, friendly staff and silent place
Although situated next to the airport, we experienced no disturbance as a result of the proximity. The breakfast choice was good, and the room service excellent. The insensitivity of some guests meant that that we were disturbed by doors that were slammed shut rather than closed considerately.
Good staff Very unconfortable bathroom. No ventilation at all.
the position next to autostrada ,the value for money for this hotel and that it is very new renovated
The silence in the room, in a quite area; and the bed were really comfortable. I was completely disappointed with the breakfast. Parma it´s known by the tipically food, amazing cheese, and artesanal ingredients, and in the morning we just could find pre-cooked bread, hot milk that was always cold, horrible croissants, and canned fruit. It just have the only basis, even the interior of the room , at a first look it was modern, but closer, you could see the bad construction details of the wall and the floor.
staff, cleanliness & breakfast Great old building with a contemporary flair. a bit confusing to find, better signs are what I would recommend
Everthing! This is the best hotel we have stayed at in italy! The ammenaties are top of the line,very contemporary,very beautiful,very modern, the desciption online did not do it justice! Only to be give a map when printing the booking, but the locals were very friendly and helpful in directions!
It is a beautiful hotel. Outside of Reggio Emilia, but close to the airport in silence. The stuff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast very good and a wide range of food.
breakfest, central position in the city, personnel
Location; welcome on arrival; Room could have been better decorated but not a real problem
We liked Palma and thought it was a lovely city The reception staff were discourteous. The hotel was old fashioned. The lavatory seat was chipped. There were flies on the breakfast table.The worst hotel we have ever experience in 40 years of travel in Italy.
convenient to city center, clean, staff courteous, room well serviced. I would have preferred to have been offered a room away from the main street. It was very noisy and we did not recognize the noise until the evening when we tried to sleep. That would have been good guest management.
I was given a quiet room as per my request. The staff were helpful and efficient. The breakfast buffet was good too. The room was a bit cold because the heating didn't seem to work very well.
breakfast and lovely bathroom room small and very dark with no outlook - poor for a de luxe room.
The hotel offers very good value of money, it is clean clean, the staff is friendly. We stayed at one of the suites, it was very comfortable.
Smart, clean and comfortable.
very unique, special and very good located nein
Closed to old town. No internet access.
Because the doble room we were given was too small, the next morning we were moved to a much larger and comfortable room.
Perfect central location. Very helpful staff
The hotel was in an ideal location, central to all sightseeing and theatre. The staff are friendly and helpful. Free WI-FI and a good continental breakfast selection. Nothing at all.
Located within walking distance to central Nice
Its location is ideal to explore Parma's city center, plus it is only a 10-15 minute walk from the train station.
the location and the room was very pleasant -good value for money the towels
the position of the hotel, although the claim that it was 500 mts from the train station was inaccurate by at least another 500 mts. we had a problem with having no hot water which although resolved eventually this took up valuable time since we only had a 1 night stay
A good hotel in an excelent location. The room was not prepered properly for guests (no glasses and no blanket)
Pleasant staff and no problem about arriving very late. It was quiet and also conveniently close to the centre of the town. Noisy street outside. Plastic sachets of soap and shampoo.
It is a simple enough hotel but in the middle of Parma. Hotel staff is very friendly.
pleasant staff, clean, very adequate breakfast for italy, including fruit and grains. noisy in room over hotel entrance, right above cafe',
restaurant, breakfast, great hotel staff, nice lamborghini features nothing major, the bed was basic
On arrival (10:30 pm) very pleasant staff at reception. Room well appointed and comfortable. Breakfast very poor.
All the facilities at the hotel were perfect. Lamborghini dessign was nice and fun. As we stayed on the week-end, we got good price as well. You need a car to go to Parma, as there is nothing to do around.
Nice clean hotel. Excellent dinner. Good breakfast. Good value for money No
It was a clean, modern hotel that was not too far from Parma.
The most modern hotel of all the Italian hotels we stayed in. Classy, quiet, comfortable. Friendly staff, free parking. The internet was incredibly slow, even though it was a Sunday and there was a very low occupancy-rate. Also, it was a hot afternoon, but the hotel had turned off the A/C the week before (in the entire hotel), so there was no way to cool the room; there were still mosquitoes, so we couldn't open the windows.
-Friendly Staff -modern, clean, well equipped hotel -wireless internet
the pure luxury and disign styling ; a real treat ! -
This is a small apartment hotel with excellent and helpful staff. Good location on one of the main shopping streets close to the city centre. Train station around 5 minutes away by taxi.
Our apartment was beautiful - very modern and well-appointed. elegant and comfortable. The location is convenient for the city and the reception was friendly and efficient. Parma is quite difficult to navigate , even with a GPS, so the place was hard to find. The parking is some distance away, which is no fun in bad weather.
Everything was fantastic. Especially the stuff – helpful and knowledgeable. Unfortunately, they forgot to return us our passport and we had to arrange the pick-up. But this is minor (I am nor saying not expensive) comparing with everything else. Thanks to them! We didn't find lamps for night reading. We told them. Next day they bought lams for all rooms.
Very nice modern appartments, Freindly and helpful staff and they also have a really great restaurant!
The staff was sooo helpful!!! The room was beautiful!
The charm and pleasantness of Mr. and Mrs. Parizzi and their staff make you want to stay there and just enjoy their company. The apartment was very modern and had all the essentials I needed. The Parizzi Restaurant, located on the premises, is excellent, and I would recommend it to any sophisticated palate.
The staff was most helpful and very friendly. It was certainly located next to a fabulous restaurant. We enjoyed the owner and chef. The location was terrific. My only negative was the bed. It was not comfortable at all. No box springs. I could not have stayed there longer than 1 night.
The apartment was fantastic - refurbished 18 months ago - and was very clean. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful ( and spoke very good English ! ). She made us a cup of coffee on arrival which was very welcome after a long journey. We were near to the centre and there were plenty of restaurants in easy walking distance. Top marks for Parizzi Suites and Studios.
Great suite, right in the heart of Parma. We were in walking distance to everything. The bed was so comfortable and the rooms large.
The room was elegant, spacious, and very clean, while the hotel staff was top notch and very helpful! We loved everything about this hotel.


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Like Agassiz, these gifted souls were "too busy to make money."
I could never explain the case in time to get the eggs to Agassiz.
This was in the summer of 1873, and Agassiz died the December following.
Agassiz at once confirmed my suspicion that the ichthyolites of the Old Red Sandstone were intermediate.
But it is when Lulla has undertaken to investigate a tin of sweets that she most suggests Agassiz.
Only old age does that; and old age would never have got those turtle eggs to Agassiz.
This same view has since been maintained by Agassiz and others.
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For the week ending April 15
By John Parker / Special to MLB.com | April 16, 2012 11:00 AM ET
DeWayne Wise, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
(.458/.500/1.042, 6 G, 11-for-24, 5 2B, 3 HR, 8 RBI, 2 BB, 7 K)
Picking up the veteran Wise, who was a fifth-round pick by the Reds back in 1997, has proven to be a savvy move for the Yankees. The 34-year-old delivered an extra-base hit and scored in each of his first five games with Scranton/Wilkes-Barre before going 0-for-4 against Syracuse on Sunday. Wise has never hit more than 11 homers in a Minor League campaign -- and that was in the Midwest League in 1999 -- but already has three round-trippers as the Yanks kick off their season-long road trip.
Wise clubs a three-run shot at Buffalo
Pacific Coast League
Justin Christian, Fresno
(.553/.595/.816, 9 G, 21-for-38, 7 2B, 0 3B, 1 HR, 5 RBI, 10 R, 4 BB, 3 K, 1 SB, 2 CS)
Christian is a career .309 hitter in seven Triple-A seasons, but may never have had a stretch quite like his first nine games this year. The 32-year-old outfielder has had seven multi-hit games already and smacked at least one double in each of his last six outings. Christian, who was originally signed by the Yankees as an undrafted free agent in 2004, leads the Minor Leagues in hits, batting, and on-base percentage. The only facet of his game that's been less than superlative is his baserunning, where he's been caught in two of three stolen-base attempts.
Eastern League
Juan Carlos Linares, Portland
(.415/.489/.707, 11 G, 17-for-41, 3 2B, 0 3B, 3 HR, 8 RBI, 7 R, 5 BB, 6 K)
Linares was limited to just 17 games for Triple-A Pawtucket last year, suffering season-ending ligament damage to his ankle on May 2. The 26-year-old outfielder has shown no signs of rust in 2012, however, reaching base in each of his first 11 games and notching a base hit in 10 of them. After eight seasons with La Habana in Cuba's Serie Nacional, Linares is poised to make noise in his first full season in the Minors. He did leave Sunday's game with a hamstring strain, but the injury appears nowhere near as serious as last year's.
Linares goes deep on the first pitch he sees
Southern League
Ian Gac, Mississippi
(.372/.471/.674, 11 G, 16-for-43, 5 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 9 RBI, 6 R, 6 BB, 17 K, 1 CS)
After nine years in the Minors, Gac has finally gotten a chance to show what he can do at the Double-A level. The 26-year-old slugger, who piled up 75 home runs over the last three seasons and earned Carolina League MVP honors in 2011, already has three games with at least three hits. Gac went 4-for-7 with a homer, two doubles and three RBIs in his first Southern League road game Sunday as the M-Braves edged host Jackson, 4-3, on the first baseman's solo shot in the 16th inning.
Texas League
Brandon Barnes, Corpus Christi
(.432/.462/.730, 9 G, 16-for-37, 1 2B, 0 3B, 1 HR, 9 RBI, 10 R, 2 BB, 7 K, 2 SB)
Jake Goebbert, Corpus Christi
(.429/.500/.821, 9 G, 12-for-28, 3 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 10 RBI, 10 R, 4 BB, 3 K, 1 CS)
The Hooks lead the Texas League with .277 team average, thanks in large part to outfielders Barnes and Goebbert, who are batting .432 and .429, respectively. The 25-year-old Barnes has collected multiple hits in six of his nine games and went 7-for-13 with five doubles and five RBIs as the Hooks took two of three at Northwest Arkansas. Goebbert was 7-for-14 and has at least one RBI in each of the last five games he's started. The two are tied with Frisco's Engel Beltre for the league lead in runs scored with 10 apiece.
Barnes bashes two-run shot
Hooks top Tulsa on Goebbert's walk-off blast
California League
Brad Miller, High Desert
(.372/.471/.837, 10 G, 16-for-43, 4 2B, 2 3B, 4 HR, 11 RBI, 15 R, 8 BB, 12 K, 2 SB)
Though he's cooled off slightly after a remarkable Cal League debut series -- 9-for-18 with four homers, two triples, two doubles, 11 RBIs and nine runs scored in a four-game sweep of visiting Lancaster -- Mavericks shortstop Brad Miller has reached base in each of his 10 games and leads the circuit in runs, walks, RBIs and slugging. The 21-year-old was the Mariners' second-round pick out of Clemson in 2011 and is picking up right where he left off last year, when he hit .415 in 14 games for Class A Clinton.
Carolina League
Evan Gattis, Lynchburg
(.469/.525/.844, 9 G, 15-for-32, 3 2B, 3 HR, 14 RBI, 5 R, 4 BB, 3 K, 1 CS)
At 25, Gattis is the oldest player on the Hillcats roster, but at this rate he won't be there long. The backstop wrapped up his week by going 9-for-16 with three homers and 12 RBIs in his last four games, helping Lynchburg open up a two-game lead on the rest of the Carolina League. Gattis went 5-for-6 with a homer, double and six RBIs on Sunday as the 'Cats crushed host Potomac, 13-2, and lead the league in hits, homers, RBIs, batting, slugging and on-base percentage.
Florida State League
Angel Morales, Fort Myers
(.415/.457/.561, 10 G, 17-for-41, 1 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 7 RBI, 8 R, 4 BB, 1 K, 3 SB, 1 CS)
Morales' third season with the Miracle is off to a flying start with hits in nine of 10 games and multiple hits in five of them. The 22-year-old outfielder out of Puerto Rico, a third-round Draft pick in 2007, had three hits on Opening Day and fell a triple shy of the cycle in a four-hit, three-RBI performance against Bradenton on Saturday. Morales is leading the Florida State League with 17 hits in his first 10 games.
Midwest League
Dusty Robinson, Burlington
(.308/.400/.744, 10 G, 12-for-39, 1 2B, 2 3B, 4 HR, 10 RBI, 10 R, 5 BB, 9 K, 1 SB)
A 10th-round pick out of Fresno State last June, Robinson led Class A Short-Season Vermont with seven home runs in 2011 despite appearing in just 36 games. The 22-year-old outfielder got off to a quick start in 2012 by crushing a grand slam in his second full-season at-bat and is tied for the Midwest League lead with four longballs and 10 runs scored after 10 games. Robinson capped his first week in the league with three multi-hit games in a four-game set against visiting Kane County over the weekend.
South Atlantic League
Tyler Austin, Charleston
(.438/.471/1.031, 8 G, 14-for-32, 4 2B, 3 3B, 3 HR, 9 RBI, 2 BB, 6 K)
With Dante Bichette Jr. commanding the bulk of the RiverDogs' playing time at third base, Austin has had to adjust to the outfield in his first Sally League season. The 20-year-old has needed no adjustments at the plate, however -- after going 0-for-4 in his Charleston debut, Austin has hits in seven straight games and at least two hits in each of his last five. After hitting six homers in 47 games last year, Austin has three in his last four outings, including a pair in Charleston's 9-3 win at Rome on Thursday. With four hits on Saturday, the Georgia native's .438 batting average leads the league and his 1.031 slugging percentage leads the Minors.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College men's and women's basketball teams recently took time out of their season to practice with the Transylvania County Special Olympics basketball team at Brevard Elementary School.
Brevard Head Men's Basketball Coach Michael Jones had the following to say, "It's a real honor for us to be involved with the Special Olympics. It's a great opportunity for our team and something our guys really enjoy."
The Tornados helped the athletes in guiding them through a series of drills, including running with the ball, dribbling in place, dribbling backwards and forwards, bounce and chest passes, as well as free throw shooting.
"Our student-athletes always enjoy the opportunity to work with Special Olympics," commented Head Women's Basketball Coach Shannon Reid. "It was exciting to see the interaction and enthusiasm between both groups on the court. It means so much to our players to share our talents with their athletes."
The Transylvania County Special Olympics team enters their final week of basketball practice this week, before beginning the Track and Field season in February.
Special Olympics Head Basketball Coach Dick Ream had the final words to say, "I've been involved with Special Olympics for over 25 years as a volunteer, coach and coordinator and the rewards from this involvement remain endless. The experience the athletes had with the College basketball teams was very rewarding and the Special Olympics athletes have said they will be at the BC basketball games to cheer the Tornados to victory."
The Brevard College basketball teams take the court tonight against Newberry College in SAC competition in Boshamer Gymnasium, with tipoff for the women's game coming at 6 p.m., with tipoff for the men following the conclusion of the women's game.


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LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Police Department is hosting a barbecue today at the Olympic Area station to raise money to help the cancer- stricken 10-year-old daughter of a Hermosa Beach police officer.
The Los Angeles and Hermosa Beach police departments formed a partnership to support Jasmine Faulk, who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer and over the next year will undergo several costly and debilitating chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
Through 5 p.m., chicken or steak taco plates will be offered for $7 each. Those who are unable to attend the barbecue but want to make a donation can send a check payable to Jasmine Faulk, in care of the Community Relations Officer at the Olympic Area station at 1130 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 90006.


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BC Men's Golf Adds Tom Rennie to 2008 Signing ClassJune 1, 2008
Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College athletics department along with the head men's golf coach Dave Nelson are excited to announce the signing of Tom Rennie to a National Letter of Intent to continue both his athletic and academic career at Brevard College beginning in the fall of 2008.
Rennie, who comes to Brevard College from Aberdeen, Scotland, is a very experienced golfer having competed in a number of tournaments at the junior level.
Rennie has a very impressive resume as he won the Deeside Men's Club Championship recently, becoming the youngest player ever to win the event. In 2007, Rennie won the N.E. Junior Pennant League Final, while in 2005 he was the Deeside Junior Club Champion. Rennie was selected for the under 16/17 Scottish Training squad and currently holds the Deeside Course Record, as he turned in a round of 67 in 2004.
"Tom is yet another outstanding recruit from Scotland we've been fortunate to sign," commented Coach Nelson. "His tournament experience at the junior level in Scotland has prepared him well for colligate golf. We anticipate he will be very competitive immediately".
Last season, the Brevard College men's golf team had a very strong season, which was concluded by a fourth-place finish in the 2008 South Atlantic Conference Championship tournament.


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Naoko Sugiyama
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Pianist Naoko Sugiyama, a native of Japan, is active as a soloist and chamber musician throughout Japan and around the Boston area. She has appeared with the Boston Chamber Music Society, Bargemusic in New York, and the Chestnut Hill Concerts in Connecticut. She has been heard at Jordan Hall (Boston), Goethe Institute (Boston), Suntory Hall (Tokyo), and on WGBH-FM Boston. Sugiyama was a 2005 prize winner in the Krenek Competition of the Virginia Waring International Piano Competition (formerly the Joanna Hodges International Piano Competition). In 2007, she performed the world premiere of "Lullaby" by the eminent American composer Ned Rorem at the Weil Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, New York. Between 2001-2008, she served as a member of the faculty at Bowdoin International Music Festival in Maine.
B.M., Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music (Tokyo Geidai); Graduate Performance Diploma, Longy School of Music; M.M. and Graduate Diploma with Distinction in Performance, New England Conservatory. Studied with Randall Hodgkinson, Martin Canin, Mieko Harimoto, and Ayako Kanazawa. Faculty member, Longy School of Music.
Website and concert schedule: www.naokosugiyama.com
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27th February 2012 12:39 PM #1
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Miscarriage due to eclampsia and inquiry on APAS
Hi..I'm Corrie from QC, Phils.
I had a miscarriage last 1999. I was in my late 30's then. During my pregnancy, I started to have high blood pressured, and this has affected my unborn baby. And, because of severe eclampsia, I lost my baby on my fifth month of pregnancy. Are you familiar with this disease related to pregnancy known as A.P.A.S? My miscarriage was related to this condition. My unborn baby and I had incompatible blood type.
I had no opportunity to know about "A.P.A.S." . And, I would appreciate it if you could shed light into this matter.
Hope to hear from you soon..God bless you...
4th March 2012 10:31 AM #2
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Hi Corrie,
I am sorry that no one has responded to this yet. I do not know a great deal about APAS nor am I a medical professional, but I do know that there are treatments available for APAS, especially the use of anti-coagulants and other drugs. With the right team of medical professionals on their side, women with this condition have been able to carry a pregnancy to term. However, miscarriage is still a high risk for these mums. You should really make an appointment with a medical professional who has experience in APAS. It's there that you will be able to get the most answers.


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WATCH: LL Cool J talks Grammys on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'
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Rapper and Grammy Awards host LL Cool J is remaining tight-lipped about what Sunday's awards ceremony holds. On Monday's episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live," LL wouldn't confirm or deny recent reports about which performers will take the stage.
Going into his third year hosting the Grammys, the hip-hop veteran says preparing for the gig hasn't gotten any easier. LL explains that every year both the artists and the audience are different, making it impossible to get comfortable in the hosting role.
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Nevertheless, he says he simply tries to be himself on stage and have fun. As for the artists nominated for awards at this year's ceremony, LL says he's especially excited for the new artists because he knows what it means to be publicly recognized for the first time. The 56th Annual Grammy Awards air Sunday at 8:00 p.m. Eastern on CBS.
LL Cool J also reflected on his 30 year career in hip-hop. He looked back on the days when he was creating records in his mother's basement and also talked about playing a key role in the formation of Def Jam Recordings. One memorable moment was when he first met Def Jam co-founder Rick Rubin and was shocked to find out that he was white.


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My week with Marilyn
I could go on about how much I enjoyed the movie and what a fabulous actress Michelle Williams is , but I think you really should just go and watch it for yourself.
Please let me know if you love it as much as I do!
23 Responses to My week with Marilyn
- Sunny & Star said...
I adore Marilyn and I dying to see this movie. I have heard Michelle Williams is fabulous in the role.
- February 22, 2012 at 12:53 PM
- rolala said...
Glad to hear you enjoyed it. I want to see this movie eventually. I'm so behind on films.
- February 22, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- nancy said...
wow... gonna have to see this! there's a cafe around the corner from my old house that my partner and I used to go for breakfast sometimes... it's got pictures of Marilyn Monroe covering all of the walls! and there's a little corner tucked away with newspaper clippings about her, too.
I think she's beautiful.
- February 22, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- akiko hiramatsu said...
Hi, trishie!
I love marilyn, too!
But I haven't watch her DVD, yet.
I want to do soon!!!
akiko in Tokyo
- February 22, 2012 at 1:33 PM
- peachprovocateur.com said...
Marilyn was more of a voluptuous woman, so I was surprised that Michelle Williams was picked for this role, but since I've heard good things...I'll have to check it out.
peach provocateur
- February 22, 2012 at 5:01 PM
- Zoë {Conversation Pieces} said...
Ah I haven't seen it yet... definitely sounds like one to see then! :)
- February 22, 2012 at 6:37 PM
- Wendy Sice said...
I'm looking forward to seeing this film. It is being hyped at all the awards shows, and Michelle Williams is a great choice to play her. xx
- February 22, 2012 at 11:58 PM
- Pinecone Camp said...
It really was a beautiful film, in every way. She was the perfect Marilyn! BTW, you should check out a film called "Niagra" (1954) featuring a pretty different Marilyn. Not at all sweet ;)
- February 23, 2012 at 6:46 AM
- Shoko said...
It's on my list! I'm watching "Midnight in Paris" first, though - tonight! :)
- February 23, 2012 at 7:10 AM
- Shop N' Chomp said...
I haven't seen this yet but do like what I've seen from the trailer so far! :) She was such a beauty.
(Hmm...good point. Maybe they have changed their ingredients)
- February 23, 2012 at 2:38 PM
- cecylia said...
I'm relaly excited to watch the new remake- mainly for the fashion :D
- February 23, 2012 at 2:42 PM
- Bravoe Runway said...
I am definitely interested in seeing this movie. I think michelle is a great actress and I can't wait to see the costumes.
- February 23, 2012 at 2:58 PM
- Lisa - Sweet Little Pretties said...
I have heard many great things about Michelle Williams in this movie - and i would like to see this movie(even though im more an Audrey than a Marilyn girl)
- February 23, 2012 at 4:54 PM
- Mimi said...
my week with marilyn is definitely on my list! i love love love michelle williams and i'm sure she was brilliant in this movie. :)
<3, Mimi
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- February 23, 2012 at 7:38 PM
- Rita said...
yes, you're right! she's amazing! xx following
- February 23, 2012 at 11:04 PM
- Taj Acosta said...
Can you believe I still haven't seen this!! can't wait! xx
- February 24, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- Call Me Snakke said...
I want to see that movie so bad!!
- February 25, 2012 at 3:05 PM
- eat my shorts said...
I'm so looking forward to seeing this film!
- February 25, 2012 at 6:54 PM
- thingsIlove said...
I would love to see this movie :)
- February 26, 2012 at 11:23 PM
- Paulyn Vallejo said...
Just watched her movie. And I was moved.
- February 28, 2012 at 2:14 AM
- Marija said...
I can't wait to see this! Great post :)
- March 3, 2012 at 8:47 AM
- plaits and paisley said...
Loved this movie too. Thought MW did an amazing job as Marilyn!
- March 10, 2012 at 8:41 AM
- plaits and paisley said...
Loved this movie too. I thought MW did an amazing job as Marilyn, I was sceptical before I saw the movie but she totally sold me and I was in love with her by the end.
- March 10, 2012 at 8:43 AM


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After Buffy, TV found itself in need of a kickass heroine—enter Jennifer Garner. J.J. Abrams' Sidney Bristow spent half her Sunday nights either undercover in neon wigs or in gowns cut to show off her killer arms, but when she was climbing through tunnels or crawling underground or up the side of a building to complete her mission, Bristow wore sporty black vests and tight Velcro pants and carried the most utilitarian accessories. If Alias was on now, you can bet Bristow would be wearing Alexander Wang this spring.
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Something is happening in the movies. And at the very same time, in American style. The leading men — for once, especially the men — are dressing so well that we're practically forced to give a damn about how they look. Their characters, at least. As we know, some famous people have a bit of sartorial work to do off-set. But onscreen, there are now movies — and really movies, not "films," or anything from an "art house," whatever that is — that push us beyond the skinny-tie TV costume dramas we know and love but can't actually do anything about... and make us give a damn about how we dress, too. Because that's what else is happening in American style: to dress well means to dress like an individual. And Hollywood, maybe ever since Tom Ford took over the Oscars last year, has renewed its commitment to the aesthetic of the individual. Not that you'll see any of that in the 2011 Academy Awards nominations — an exercise for which turning Benicio del Toro into a Wolfman is considered fashionable. Herein, our inaugural picks for the coolest, best-dressed movies of the year. No ballerinas allowed. And, no, we're not calling them the Tuxies.
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Hickory, N.C. – After six days away from competition, the Brevard College women's volleyball team fell on the road at Lenoir-Rhyne University, 3-1, in Hickory, N.C. on Halloween night.
The Tornados battled with the Bears until the very end, as Coach Skeffington's squad bounced back from a 19-25 first set loss to win the second set 25-22. However, the Bears held off the Tornados down the stretch in set three to score the 25-21 win and then pulled away from Brevard in the fourth and final set with a 25-15 win.
The loss drops the Tornados to 11-15 overall and 2-12 in the SAC in their first season as full members. Lenoir-Rhyne improves to 12-16 overall and 4-8 in the conference and has won their last three SAC matches.
The opening set of the match saw both teams go back-and-forth for the first 10 points. With the scored tied at 5-5, a kill by the Bears' Kassi Henry gave Lenoir-Rhyne a 6-5 lead, a lead that the home team would not relinquish for the remainder of the set.
BC, who never got closer than four points for most of the match, cut the lead to two points at 20-18 on an L-R service error but could not get any closer as the Bears outscored the Tornados 5-1 down the final stretch to come away with the 25-19 first set win.
In the second set, the Tornados fell behind 10-7 early on a kill by Lindsey Cantu only to storm back and take a 15-14 lead on a kill by freshman Jordei Osby. The Tornados scored two more consecutive points – one by way of a Jami Perry service ace and the other on a Lenoir-Rhyne attack error – to pull ahead by three at 17-14 and force the Bears to call a timeout.
Out of the timeout, the Bears scored back-to-back points to pull with in one at 17-16. The Bears again cut the Tornados lead to one at 23-22 on a Chelsea Hill service ace, forcing Brevard to call a timeout of its own. BC responded, coming out of the team huddle scoring back-to-back points on kills by Cori Emory and Chelsey Trojan to win the second set 25-22 and knot the match score up at 1-1.
However, in the third set the Bears jumped out to a huge 11-6 lead, forcing the Tornados to try to come back from behind early. The Tornados never gave up as BC battled back to take a 16-15 lead on a kill by junior Megan Street.
The two teams then traded points until a BC attack error gave the Bears' an 18-17 lead, a lead that Lenoir-Rhyne held on to for the remainder of the set. Brevard again cut the lead to one point at 22-21 on a kill by Trojan, yet Lenoir-Rhyne scored the next three points to take the 25-21 win and a 2-1 lead in the match.
The Tornados took a 6-5 lead on a kill by Street early in the fourth and final set, only to have Lenoir-Rhyne answer with a 5-0 run to pull ahead 10-6 and force a BC timeout.
Out of the timeout, the Tornados scored first on another kill by Street, but ultimately were outscored 10-5 over the next 15 points by Lenoir-Rhyne to fall behind 20-11. BC was able to cut the lead to six at 20-14 on an L-R attack error but it was too little to late as Lenoir-Rhyne picked up the 25-15 win and the overall 3-1 match victory.
BC junior transfer Trojan led the Tornados with 11 kills and two service aces. Junior middle hitter Brooke Seaman posted 10 kills and two solo blocks on the night, while senior setter Perry dished out 37 set assists. Perry also had 16 digs for the match, while sophomore libero Rebecca Schoonover recorded 17 digs, one shy of the match-high.
For Lenoir-Rhyne, Cantu had a match-high 19 kills and 18 digs, while setter Hannah Stewart dished out a match-high 46 set assists. Katie Novacek was also in double-digits in kills with 11 on the night.
For the match, the Bears had 10 service aces, as Marrissa Church and Elizabeth Flattery had three services aces apiece.
The Tornados will head back down to Salisbury, N.C. tomorrow afternoon, as Brevard will take on the Catawba College Indians at Catawba College at 5 p.m. The Bears will play host to Newberry College tomorrow afternoon, as that match is slated for a 1 p.m. start time.


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Now, about the issue of my favorite team. Some of you think I hate the Mets and love the Yankees, which couldn't be further from the truth.
Just because I don't bleed orange-and-blue, the assumption is I bleed pinstripes. When you do this for a living, you stop being a fan. I root for good stories and good people. I root against jerks and cheaters. The last professional sports team I rooted for with any passion were the Larry Bird-Kevin McHale Celtics. That was easy to do because I didn't cover hoops.
Actually, I would be doing you all a disservice if I loved the Mets the way you gals and guys do. When somebody claims I hate the Mets, I beam because it tells me I am looking at the team objectively and doing my job.


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Description: Progressive Christian will meet to continue the holy conversations at a time of regressive religion. Our first scheduled meeting of the year is Wednesday, Oct. 30, 3 p.m.
Our conversation will focus on the rapidly shifting nature of the language we use to articulate our lives of faith. We hope to share in what ways "traditional" Christian language works or does not work, and what other words we are using to describe our faith journeys. We hope to help each other develop our Progressive Christian lexicons.
In addition to the Holy Conversation, we invite you to bring two things: 1. News or flyers of events that are happening at your church that you want to get the word out about, and 2. Books, websites, and other resources you've found stimulating and think others would enjoy knowing about. Our hope is that these gatherings help us to connect/support/network with each other and share things we find interesting.
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First Plymouth Congregational Church
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Feminism | Posted by Jenae S on 02/21/2011
More Than A Vagina: A Critique of the Vagina Monologues
For anyone who doesn't know, The Vagina Monologues is an episodic play written by Eve Ensler. Each monologue deals with an issue relating to the vagina. Topics cover everything from love and masturbation to rape and mutilation. Every year my university puts on a production, and I've seen it twice now. Two viewings were enough for me to know that the play makes me feel uncomfortable.
It's not the open discussion of sex that caused the discomfort, but the generalization of women, the idea that a vagina is what makes a woman, and most of all the reduction of all women to vaginas. Women are more than vaginas; I am more than my vagina. The Vagina Monologues presents the idea that all women have vaginas so all women can associate …


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Cavs owner accused of illegal political activity
(Detroit) -- Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert is being accused of making improper campaign contributions to an election in Michigan.
WXYZ-TV in Detroit is reporting that state regulators in Michigan are being asked to revoke Gilbert's gaming license in the Wolverine State.
The request comes from union activist Robert Davis, who claims that Gilbert's company, Quicken Loans, made illegal contributions to the Detroit mayoral campaign of Mike Duggan. In Michigan, casino owners are barred from making political contributions, and Gilbert is the owner of the Greektown Casino in Detroit.
Here in Ohio, Gilbert owns the Horseshoe Casinos in Cleveland and Cincinnati.
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Jurassic shrimp lives, according to a report in New Scientist News 10 December 2006 and ABC (Australia) News in Science, 11 Dec 2006. Researchers carrying out a census of marine life have turned up a shrimp that was believed to have been extinct for 50 million years. The creature, named Neoglyphea neocaledonia, was found alive and well living in the Coral Sea near Australia. The researchers have also found many previously unknown species of sea creatures. Fred Grassle, chair of the project's scientific steering committee, commented to New Scientist: "Each expedition reveals new marvels of the ocean - and with the return of each vessel it is increasingly clear that many more discoveries await marine explorers for years to come."
Editorial Comment: The living "Jurassic shrimp" was recognised because it looked the same as the fossil shrimp found in Jurassic rocks. So it can be added to the ever growing list of living fossils. No matter how old you believe Jurassic rocks are, this find shows that shrimps have reproduced after their kind since these rocks were deposited. Not a comforting evidence for evolutionists, but consistent with the tenfold Genesis statement that they were created to do this.
As the scientists involved in this project find more new and wondrous things living in the sea, they should be reminded of Psalm 107:23-24, "Others went out on the sea in ships. They saw the works of the LORD, his wonderful deeds in the deep" and give honour and praise the Creator. (Ref. crustaceans, arthropods, oceans)
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Brian Matthews guides a load of lobster pans out of a boat at West Point in this Guardian file photo.
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MONTAGUE — P.E.I. lobster fishermen will haul in more money for their catch this spring but it has nothing to do with a negotiated price.
The increase, according to analysts, has more to do with a lower Canadian dollar and a huge demand in Asia.
Shore prices are hovering at $3.75 for canners and $4.25 for markets as Island fishermen start their first full week of the spring fishery. A second dockside buyer is paying $4 for canner and $4.50 for markets.
Even lobster peddlers selling from pick-up trucks were easily selling out over the weekend at $5 canners and $6 markets.
"It's not where it should be but it's better than last year and I think it will edge up,'' says fisherman and Belfast-Murray River MLA Charlie McGeoghegan.
"I think fishermen are a little more optimistic this year."
Maritime governments appointed panels and compiled reports over the winter all focusing on ways to beef up lobster prices, but many sources say the higher prices simply reflect the supply and demand of the marketplace.
"For the past couple of years, there were too many lobster being landed, in too short a season, and not enough buyers,'' said one industry analyst privately. "This year is different, there is much more demand and competition."
P.E.I. fishermen landed 1.7 million pounds more last year than in 2012.
The same industry analyst predicted last year's dismal shore price of $2.75 and $3.25 in an interview with The Guardian last spring, one week before the season opened.
The terrible prices last year led to wide spread boat tie-ups around the Maritimes. The season was disrupted by about two weeks but the price didn't change and fishermen facing bank payments went back to the sea.
"Yes, the price is higher but not where we would like it,'' said Mike McGeoghegan, president of the P.E.I. Fishermen's Association. "It should be over $5."
McGeoghegan said it's perplexing when Pictou fishermen, just across the Northumberland Strait from his own home, are being paid $4.50 and $5 for the same lobster.
"Someone is sitting at a desk and saying here's the P.E.I. price, the lowest in the bunch,'' he said. "So all these panels and reports have done little to take the mystery out of why this is happening."
An industry report this year from Michael Gardner confirmed lobster landings increased by 70 per cent in both Canada and the U.S. over the past 10 years.
While P.E.I. landings were up in 2013, the low prices pushed the value down. Fishermen landed 28.7 million pounds in 2013 compared to 27 million in 2012; however, the value in 2013 was only $91 million compared to $113 million the year before.
Online analysts suggest there is a huge untapped demand for lobster this year in China following trade show promotions which could bode well for the Atlantic supply.
Meanwhile, there is concern that the record levels of lobster in Maine will subside by next year as population research indicates less young lobster are settling in the region possibly due to warmer weather.


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Beyonce and Shakira are among the world's 100 most powerful women, according to a new Forbes list. The magazine ranked female leaders in politics, entertainment and philanthropy by their earnings, media momentum and impact. Beyonce was ranked at number 17, making her the second most powerful woman in entertainment behind Oprah Winfrey.
The star is up from number 32 in 2012, and has earned $40 million dollars as of May 2012. In Beyonce's profile, "Forbes" writes about one possible reason for the jump - the $50 million dollar contract she signed with Pepsi.
Colombian superstar Shakira also made it on the list at number 52. The magazine credited her with helping to boost the ratings of NBC's "The Voice" as a new judge, and also praised her work as a longtime UNICEF ambassador.
Other celebrities who made the list include actress and activist Angelina Jolie, model Gisele Bundchen and "Modern Family" star Sofia Vergara.
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Week four of "The Biggest Loser" started off with a twist that had contestants shaking in their workout gear.
"Three people are leaving," host Alison Sweeney told the teams.
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Nerves were quelled when she revealed that trainers Jillian Michaels, Bob Harper, and Dolvett Quince would be traveling to the hometowns of "Biggest Loser" kids Sunny, Biingo, and Lindsay. The groups were put in charge of their own workouts and regimens for the week.
Before heading off to visit the young contestants, the trainers met with their groups to lay out workout strategies while they are away.
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Jillian was rattled about her absence, saying, "There's nobody to crack the whip when the trainers are gone," but conceded that the kids need their help too.
First up, Bob visited Biingo and is happy to find out that Biingo's mom has been following her son's program and already shed 27 lbs. Biingo on the other hand has been having trouble adjusting to his new school and has put on weight. Bob surprised him with a trip to a local minor league baseball team, where he and Bob covered the importance of staying active.
Jillian met up with Sunny and her family. Sunny revealed that the pressures of school and her advanced classes have led to stress eating. With the help of Jillian, Sunny has a family meeting, where she told her parents that their dream of her becoming a doctor is weighing too much on her. Jillian shakes up her routine with a training session with a local college rowing crew.
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"Just because I don't become that doctor doesn't mean I'm not somebody my parents can be proud of," Sunny explained. "I'm excited to tell people that maybe I'm not who you think I am."
Dolvett visited Lindsay, who was getting help from her sister and mom with her workouts. Lindsay chatted about the pain of being bullied after revealing she wants to a cheerleader. Dolvett surprised Lindsay by bringing in the cheer squad to help raise her spirits.
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Back with the teams, the contestants are given their challenge for the episode. They will be running a 5K to benefit the Boys and Girls Club, (the winning team will get $15,000, Second place gets $5,000 and third place gets $2,500).
Danni came in first, with Joe close behind in second and Pam in third. White team won first place for $15,000, Red gets second place and Blue comes in third.
The trainers returned for the team's Last Chance Workout with Dolvett and Jillian appearing to be pleased with their team's progress, but Bob was stressed.
"I've got a really bad feeling," he said of the impending weigh-in.
During the weigh-in, Blue went first with Michael, who lost 12 lbs., David burned 9 lbs., Alex dropped 4 lbs., Gina had an impressive 9 lbs. and Jeff with 6 lbs. - for a team total of 40 lbs.
Red weighed in next with Joe dropping 7 lbs., Francelina lost 6 lbs., Lisa knocked off 9 lbs. and Jackson with a whopping 12 lbs. -- for a team total of 34 lbs.
White - with only two members left on the team - weighed in last with Danni losing 6 lbs. and Pam only losing 3 lbs.
Pam is sent home and now White only has one member left.
During the Check In, Pam reveals that she had lost a total of 55 lbs. since coming to the ranch and even gives herself her own makeover.
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Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College head women's basketball coach Bill Wilson announced today that Holli Flippo has signed a National Letter of Intent to continue her academic and athletic career at Brevard College.
Holli Flippo, who hails from Kingston Spring, T.N., is a 5-6 guard who is a four year letter winner for the girl's basketball program at Harpeth High School where she played for head coach Drew Johnson. As a senior, Flippo led her team in every statistical category averaging 14.0 points per game, 9.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 5.0 steals per game. The sharp-shooting guard made 141 three-pointers in her last two seasons while shooting 44% from behind the arc. For the past two seasons she has been named to the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association All-District First Team as well as being named to the TSSAA District 10AA All-Tournament team. In the 2007, Flippo led her team to the District 10AA regular season and tournament championship as a junior.
In the classroom, Flippo is an Honor Roll student and is the top five percent of her class maintaining a 3.85 grade point average.
"We are very excited about the addition of Holli to our basketball program," commented head coach Bill Wilson. "She will make an immediate impact in our program with her work ethic on both ends of the floor. Holli is a student of the game which is exactly what we look for in our system of play."
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Buckel's work pays off for Pelicans
Offseason routine with top prospect Bauer has aided righty
By Jonathan Raymond / Special to MLB.com | April 12, 2012 8:50 PM ET
Buckel, Texas' No. 11 prospect, has known Bauer for some time, and worked with him this offseason on refining his own long-toss routine and finetuning his repertoire.
The results, so far, have proved worthwhile. On Thursday, Buckel turned in his second straight scoreless start, leading Class A Advanced Myrtle Beach to a 1-0 win over Potomac. The Rangers' second-round pick in 2010 allowed just two hits, while striking out nine and without a walk over six innings.
"I was just using good pitch sequences, seeing the reaction time of the hitter, seeing what they're doing in the box," said Buckel. "It was just one of those nights where I was throwing all my pitches for strikes. The changeup was huge. I had the cutter going, the slider going and a curveball going all on top of good fastball command."
The 6-foot-1 right-hander credited his workouts with Bauer for his improved ability to throw harder this season later into games.
"We just worked on my arm strength, mechanical stuff, getting more athletic movements in my motion," he said. "My velocity has spiked up from last year and my arm doesn't feel fatigued around the sixth inning. I'm still up at 92, not dropping down to 89."
In two starts, Buckel, who features a similar windup to Bauer's, has struck out 16 in 10 innings, while allowing only four hits and three walks for an unblemished 0.00 ERA.
The native of Simi Valley, Calif., said he's been able to stretch out his long-toss routine up to 350 feet comfortably, and even as far out as 400 feet at times. In addition, Bauer has helped Buckel add a more true cut fastball and a slider variant to his arsenal.
Buckel said he models a lot of the other things he does as a pitcher after his good friend.
"Believe it or not, we kind of think alike," he said. "He's a little more sophisticated when it comes to pitching, but he's like my mentor, and he's only a year older than me. He's got the wisdom of many, many years and he's only a 21-year-old kid. He's always got answers for me."
Last year in his first full professional season, Buckel went 8-3 with a 2.61 ERA for Class A Hickory in the South Atlantic League. He struck out 120 batters while walking just 27 in 96 2/3 innings. That kind of command is what he's focused on maintaining this season while assuming a larger workload.
"I just aim to get weak contact, keep at-bats to four pitches or less," he said. "I can't really set any other goals, it's the team that decides what happens to me. All I can do is go out there and perform and hopefully have more nights like this."
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There should be other threads regarding this adapter, you might find your answer there.
Hi, i want to buy a awus036h wifi adapter. I have read some reviews saying that the problem of this adapter is that you cant connect to n networks becouse awus036h is only b/g. I know this is not true (am i wrong?) becouse 802.11n should be backward compatible with b/g but this lead me to another doubt. I can connect to n networks (even if with lower rates) but can i inject packets (ie send a deauth packet) to a station that is connected to an n-AP using the n protocol?
If this cant be done maybe i should buy the awus036nh even if reviews (and posts on this forum) about this adapter are not so good.
There should be other threads regarding this adapter, you might find your answer there.
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Different testing companies test different DNA markers, so make sure you follow any conversion instructions the dataabse site provides. You'll usually be able to contact potential matches through the Web site.
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This is the most rollicking song ever created about hopelessly treading water. Against joyful swirls of electronics and playful percussion, frontman Scott McMicken of Philadelphia's Dr. Dog plots out his own Groundhog Day: "There's an elephant in my head and I tiptoe around it / There are eggshells on the floor, therefore I never touch the ground." Ultimately, he's content to "set out each day, never to arrive." It takes a special kind of band to sound this giddy about drudgery. Then again, "That Old Black Hole" could also be a metaphor for Dr. Dog's career or, more importantly, the nontrajectories of dozens of equally complacent C-listers — bands that dependably fill decent-size clubs and midafternoon festival slots but always seem one song away from accomplishing much more. Five albums in, Dr. Dog has evolved well past the Beatles and the Band fetishist it initially appeared to be, but it's always seemed more like a drifter than a trailblazer. Maybe that's why it's been professionally leapfrogged by aesthetically similar bands like Vampire Weekend, Fleet Foxes, and Local Natives. But "That Old Black Hole" sounds like a glorious rally cry, like a band finally finding itself. It's a hall of mirrors: It's the song that could pull Dr. Dog out of the very rut the song is about.
Because the incredibly rich pipes of the voice actor that busts in midway for an ignition sequence makes for the most memorable countdown in a song since "Major Tom." The guest vocal by Beach House's Victoria Legrand ain't so shabby, either.
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"I have not, brahman, seen or heard such a doctrine, such a view. How, indeed, could one — moving forward by himself, moving back by himself [2] — say: 'There is no self-doer, there is no other-doer'? What do you think, brahmin, is there an element or principle of initiating or beginning an action?"[3]
"Just so, Venerable Sir."
"When there is an element of initiating, are initiating beings [4] clearly discerned?"
"Just so, Venerable Sir."
"So, brahmin, when there is the element of initiating, initiating beings are clearly discerned; of such beings, this is the self-doer, this, the other-doer. [5]
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Gary Oak (Japanese: オーキド・シゲル Ōkido Shigeru), voiced by Yuko Kobayashi in Japanese and Billy Beach in English, is Ash's rival. He first appeared in Pokemon - I Choose You!, where he left Pallet Town and wanted to become a Pokémon Master before Ash did. In the beginning, Gary claims to be the best of the best and has the typical smug attitude, known by having fangirls and a fanclub to go along, but, as the Anime moves forward, he becomes less prideful and arrogant than that of his earlier appearances in the anime.
Pokémon Strategies EditEdit
Gary and Ash's techniques are like the North and South pole's of the world; while Gary spends his time raising his Pokémon in good technique and teaches them tough and cool moves, Ash uses clever strategy during battle and teaches most of his Pokémon tough and smart moves; Gary's Pokémon endure tough training and do not rely on luck and love in order to win battles.
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- Main article: Blue (game)
The only game Gary is in is Pokémon Puzzle League, however his counterpart in the main series of games is Blue, who is Gym Leader of Viridian City in Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold, and SoulSilver.
In the Manga EditEdit
He has a counterpart in the manga named Blue (Green in Japan).
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With Professor Oak EditEdit
|It is unknown how he caught it, prevented him from escaping with the Team Rocket one Aerodactyl in the chronicle "Reviving Aerodactyl."
|Seen in the episode "Cutting The Ties That Bind!".
|Seen in the episode "Cutting The Ties That Bind!"
|It is unknown how he caught it, but he used it to have a fight with Ash in the Johto League episode "Cutting The Ties That Bind!"
|Seen in the episode "Cutting The Ties That Bind!".
|It is unknown how he caught it, but used in the Battle against Ash in the Johto League in "Nothing Beats The Heat."
Seen in the episode "Cutting The Ties That Bind!!" and also the 'Talent Showdown' book.
It's known moves are Psybeam and Confusion.
|It is unknown how he caught it, but used it against Ash in the Johto League in the episode "Nothing Beats The Heat."
|Seen in the episode "Cutting The Ties That Bind!".
|It is unknown how he caught it, but used in the Battle against Ash in the Johto League in the episode "Nothing Beats The Heat."
He also has at least thirteen other Pokémon as seen in "Primeape Goes Bananas".
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- Venusaur
- Charizard - known moves: Flamethrower
- Rhydon
- Exeggcutor
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|Gary befriended this Aerodactyl after ressurecting it from it's fossil.
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Kanto LeagueEditEdit
|Gary's Kanto Badges
- Boulder Badge
- Cascade Badge
- Rainbow Badge
- 7 Unidentified Badges
Johto LeagueEditEdit
- 8 Unknown Badges
Pokémon League StatusEditEdit
- Kanto Conference (Indigo League) Loses to Melissa: Top 32
- Silver Conference (Johto League) Loses to Ash: Top 16
- Extreme Pokémon: Runner-Up
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- In Gary's first appearance in Battle Frontier, Gary's new clothes resemble trainer Blue's clothes in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
- Gary is the counterpart of Green in the Japanese Edition of the manga, Pokémon Special. Though, due to the fact that Pokémon Green was not released in America, his name was changed to Blue in the manga and games for the English release.
- Gary's Electivire is his only Pokémon which is from a region other than Kanto or Johto.
- Gary is shown to care about his Pokémon. Also, he is shown at least once kissing a Poké Ball before sending his Pokémon out. In the episode that this happened, the Battle of the Badge , Gary shows nervousness when Mewtwo uses psychic powers on Arcanine and Nidoking.
- Gary, along with 3 other main rivals (Drew, Paul and Trip) all have their Japanese names start with"Sh-". Gary is Shigeru, Drew is Shuu, Paul is Shinji and Trip is Shooti.
- Gary appeared during all Pokémon series. Since Best Wishes! started, it is assumed that he, Misty, May, Max, Dawn, Tracey, and Brock may not appear at all in the Best Wishes! series at all because of its fresh new start.
- However Dawn appeared in Best Wishes! Season 2.