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Tyler Posey) The name's Stiles. I can control fire. I'm not much of a people person, or very social. I spend most of my time alone, I'm pretty solitary but I consider myself an okay person morally so you can introduce yourself if you want.
(FC: Tyler Posey) Hello, I'm Klaus St. Clair, and I'm 23 years old. I'm known for being a famous singer, with platinum records and such. I live with my twin sister, Felicia, however since I'm on tour I'm not always home a ton. I am known to be a bit cocky, but that doesn't mean that I can't be nice, if I want to. Introduce?
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Tyler Posey. I miss Teen Wolf. Can't believe I let myself miss a whole season
My name is Adam, I'm a vampire but I don't feed off humans, and I don't kill for fun. Only for self defense. I suppose you could say hello.
{ Tyler Posey } "Hey! I'm Tyler. I am 20 and single. I am an actor and I am most well known as being Scott McCall on teen wolf. I love acting and making people happy. I am very out going and I love to be around my friends and family. When I'm not acting or doing stuff for a movie, I am usually hanging out with friends or family. Any way that's about all there is to know about me. Introduce?"
The names Sebastian Masson, but I go by Bash. I'm 21 years old and I'm an Assassin. My cousin Isaac runs the guild and I'm determined to show him what I'm made of.
Tyler Posey - after Dylan O'Brian, he's one of my favorites!
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Australian gold production rose in 2010 by 17 per cent to 8.5 million ounces, the highest annual output since 2003, giving it the No. 2 ranking in the world.
Industry consultants Surbiton Associates said gold produced from Australian mines was worth $12 billion at the current spot price, making it one of the country's top export earners.
However, output from Barrick Gold and Newmont's Super Pit in Kalgoorlie fell by 22,000 ounces.
Among the copper-gold producers, Xstrata's Ernest Henry mine near Cloncurry in Queensland had a better second half-year in 2010 with output of 72,000 ounces of gold in the July-December period against 19,500 ounces in the January-June period.
China was the highest gold producer in the world, with the US in third spot.
The Australian Financial Review

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They are gravitating away from more established contemporary painters like Subodh Gupta.
I suppose, he was full of uncertainties; but undoubtedly was gravitating towards London.
It is an excellent symptom of his intellect, this of gravitating irresistibly towards realities.
We therefore turn from gravitating matter as affording no rational account of the past.
The original heat of every member of the solar system, including the sun, depended on the gravitating energy of its own mass.
They lingered month after month, gravitating between London and the Garths', until Cecil's child was born.
Initial stress due to body forces becomes most important in the case of a gravitating planet.
Universal equilibrium of gravitating particles would have been indestructible by internal causes.
I turned, and went slowly away from the house, gravitating to the darkest part of the garden.
One may say a gravitating solar system is already prophesied in the nature of Newton's mind.
1640s, "exert weight, move downward," from Modern Latin gravitatus, past participle of gravitare "gravitate," from Latin gravitas "heaviness, weight" (see gravity). Meaning "To be affected by gravity" is from 1690s. Figurative use from 1670s. Related: Gravitated; gravitating. The classical Latin verb was gravare "to make heavy, burden, oppress, aggravate."


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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Not doing thisso much as lots of this
Unfortunately, I also have this to show for it, which I don't have to wear all the time, but should wear more than I do.
It just gets in the way when I am doing what I would rather be doing like this
and this
Anything new and exciting out there for you all?
5 comments:
- painted fish studio said...
nuthin' exciting from me! i've been working. and working. and not much playing. but now that spring/warm weather is here, i hope to balance the work/life thing a little better!
- March 31, 2010 at 10:27 PM
- Anna - Three Sneaky Bugs said...
What a cute dino and the kitchen is looking great! The only excitement in this realm is my parents. As for myself, I'm feeling like a big slacker.
- April 1, 2010 at 6:13 AM
- Paige said...
Uh-oh, is that carpal tunnel in your wrist? I had it bad when I was pregnant with Juliet, and then it just disappeared after she was born. I still feel it sometimes, and it's annoying...like when my fingers fall asleep when I'm trying to knit. And are you putting in a new kitchen floor, DIY style?? Wow!
- April 1, 2010 at 9:20 AM
- Jess said...
Hi All,
I actually sprained my tendon in my wrist.
It doesn't hurt all the time, but the doctor suggested that I wear the brace for a couple of weeks to give my wrist a rest.
We had the kitchen flooring ripped up a couple of weeks ago, and then I spent a week scraping up old adhesive.
I think we're going to put a coat of polyurethane over the existing Finished Maple Floor that was under the 5 layers of linoleum, plywood and vinyl.
- April 1, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- lisa ridgeon said...
I do like natural wood so your kitchen is looking great to me! Especially that floor, it's amazing!
When i had tennis elbow last year the doctor told me not to bend my wrist back which is easier said than done. One of those wrist supports would have been handy! Hope your wrist feels better soon.
- April 1, 2010 at 11:58 AM


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Green Report -- Recycling Your Car
Ninety per cent of your car is recyclable. But too many cars are abandoned and destroying our environment. Now, there is a method of giving your old car a new life--by donating it to a non-profit agency. Often, you can receive a tax deduction for it. Teen Challenge, for example, has accepted donated cars and using them for its alcohol and drug treatment program. This is the story of my donation of a car to Teen Challenge and how it is helping them.


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More than anything else the blues is meant for dancing. The guys in Lonesome Shack seem to know this deep down in their bones.
These three middle-aged white dudes from Seattle surely have little in common with Junior Kimbrough, R.L. Burnside and the great bluesmen of north Mississippi who developed the distinctive and influential hill country blues sound. But they share knowledge of the same truth: Nothing soothes the soul like boogie music.
Lonesome Shack's new 10-track album, "More Primitive," is the group's first for Alive Naturalsound Records, the label that discovered The Black Keys and released that now-platinum-selling group's first album. It has an authentic, lived-in feel. At the same time it's more accessible than the group's previous work, and you could see it appealing to fans of blues miners like The Keys, Jack White and the North Mississippi Allstars.


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Ab Urbe Condita
T. Livius
In eum haec gloriantem cum globo ferocissimorum iuvenum Romulus impetum facit. Ex equo tum forte Mettius pugnabat; eo pelli facilius fuit. Pulsum Romani persequuntur; et alia Romana acies audacia regis accensa fundit Sabinos. Mettius in paludem sese strepitu sequentium trepidante equo conciecit; averteratque ea res etiam Sabinos tanti periculo viri. Et ille quidem adnuentibus ac vocantibus suis favore multorum addito animo evadit....
While he pronounced this boast a band of gallant youths, led on by Romulus, assailed him. It chanced that Mettius was fighting on horseback at the time, and was therefore the more easily put to flight. As he fled, the Romans followed; and the rest of their army, too, fired by the reckless daring of their king, drove the Sabines before them. Mettius plunged into a swamp, his horse becoming unmanageable in the din of the pursuit, and even the Sabines were drawn off from the general engagement by the danger to so great a man. As for Mettius, heartened by the gestures and shouts of his followers and the encouragement of the throng, he made his escape....
Reprinted by permission of the publishers and the Trustees of the Loeb Classical Library from T. Livius: History of Rome (Volume I: Books 1-2), Loeb Classical Library Vol. 114, translated by B.O. Foster, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, © 1919, by the President and Fellows of Harvard College. The Loeb Classical Library ® is a registered trademark of the President and Fellows of Harvard College.


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President Obama leads Mitt Romney in Ohio while the two candidates are neck-and-neck in Florida and Wisconsin, according to a new poll of the three swing states.
The polling by Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News shows the race tightening in Florida and Wisconsin. Romney is getting a small boost in these states from his selection of Rep. Paul Ryan, who hails from Wisconsin.
In a key finding, the Romney-Ryan plan to dramatically overhaul Medicare by giving future beneficiaries money to buy private health insurance is unpopular in all three states. Roughly 6 in 10 likely voters in Florida, Ohio and Wisconsin say Obama would do a better job in handling Medicare than Romney, the poll says.
"By more than 4-1 margins, voters in each state say the health care program for the elderly is worth the cost and 6 in 10 say they favor keeping the current Medicare model," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.
In a separate poll from the University of Cincinnati, Obama and Romney are essentially tied in Ohio, 49% to 46%. The findings are within the margin of error.
Some numbers from the survey of swing states by Quinnipiac/NYT/CBS:
Florida: Obama leads Romney, 49%-46%. Obama was leading by 6 percentage points on Aug. 1.
Ohio: Obama leads Romney, 50%-44%, unchanged from Aug. 1.
Wisconsin: Obama leads Romney 49%-47%. Obama had a 6-point lead Aug. 8. Ryan was tapped by Romney to be his running mate on Aug. 11.
Surveys of at least 1,190 likely voters were conducted Aug. 15 through Tuesday. The margin of error in each state is +/- 2.8 percentage points.
Catalina Camia leads the OnPolitics online community and has been at USA TODAY since 2005. She has been a reporter or editor covering politics and Congress for two decades, including stints at The Dallas Morning News and Congressional Quarterly. Follow her at @USATOnPolitics.
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A deft backflip followed by a neck-crunching headspin is hardly what you expect from Terry Wogan. So how did the 67-year-old become a breakdancer?
In the run-up to this year's Children In Need appeal, BBC viewers have been seeing the appeal's host Terry Wogan apparently showing off his best moves in a prime-time trailer.
So how exactly did Wogan - whose biggest contribution to dance culture was the 1978 novelty hit The Floral Dance - become the coolest cat on the block?
The man who can provide the answer is Mark Collins, creative producer at Red Bee Media (until recently BBC Broadcast), which was commissioned to produce the trail.
After the company came up with the idea, and Wogan said he would be happy to take part, the hunt was on for a red-hot dancer who could also act as a body double for the Irishman - tricky since he himself would admit he is built for comfort rather than speed these days.
Mark says: "We had casted for ages but it was proving difficult. We needed someone who was 6ft tall with a broad build and who could also breakdance. We were just about to give up when we finally found our man."
That was Hatim, an American Asian dancer who performs with the Vibes UK dance crew. Mark was convinced that Hatim, even with his relatively rakish build and shaven head, could be transformed into Terry on screen.
Over several weeks, Wogan's various dimensions were measured so that, by the day of the shoot, both men could be kitted out in identical outfits, with one crucial difference: Hatim also had to wear specially-built body padding so that he could match up with Terry's physique.
Mark says: "It was an exact science. We even needed the clothes to bend in exactly the same way as they moved through their routine."
As well as being fitted with a wig carefully matching Terry's hairstyle, Hatim was daubed in grey make-up, a neutral colour that allows for digital manipulation of the footage afterwards.
For most of the trail, viewers are actually seeing Hatim performing, but to allow director Sarah O'Gorman to mix between footage of the two men, Terry also had to be coached on how to move convincingly for any shots filmed from the front.
That was a key role for choreographer Luca Tomassini, who has worked with stars including Madonna, Ricky Martin, Geri Halliwell and Kylie Minogue as well as acting as a judge on BBC One's Strictly Dance Fever.
Before the close-up dance sequence was filmed, Terry was fitted with a series of small tracking points around his neck. Sarah O'Gorman says: "These make it easier for the post-production editors to match the movements of Terry's head with those of the dancer's body."
It took 12 hours of solid filming at the Truman Brewery in London's Brick Lane to bring the trail to life. Although Hatim is an experienced dancer, there was one expected hitch - he was not used to dancing in shoes, never mind a suit and tie or heavy body padding.
Sarah says: "There was a lot of stopping and starting. At virtually every stage, the dancer performed his part of the routine, then we had to bring Terry on and shoot it again, then shoot it again with him in his full suit.
"But throughout Terry was very genial and a great joker. The crowd of youngsters who made up the dance crew in the background really loved him."
The highlight of the whole routine is when Terry is apparently seen spinning on his head, that most dramatic of breakdancing moves
In order to get the crucial close-up shot of Terry head-spinning, he sat on a circular rotating platform. Then a piece of the black lacquered dance floor was ripped up and balanced on his head. The result? "Once the whole picture was turned upside down in post-production, it gave us a most convincing head-spin," said Mark.
Mark also revealed another industry secret technique which he said is used in many pop videos. "Luca, who choreographed the shoot, suggested that we play in the music at half-speed and then he trained Terry and the background dancers to dance at that speed. So when we speeded it up afterwards, it made their dancing look really impressive."
But he said that all the techniques and wizardry would not have worked without Terry's convincing performance. "We needed Terry to come in and play it dead straight, and he did just that," said Mark.
As for the "lord of the dance" himself, Terry says his breakdancing exploits for BBC Children in Need have fulfilled a dream for him.
He says: "I was born to breakdance. It's a talent, you've either got it or you haven't. I was regarded as too small for the Bolshoi and it makes up for never getting to dance with Darcey Bussell."
This year's Children In Need appeal launches at 1900 GMT on Thursday on BBC Radio 2, with the live television show at 1900 GMT on Friday.


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It Ain't the Prometheus Bronze. But This Ain't 30 Rock
Standing in the narrow lobby of 1001 Sixth Avenue in New York, Cindy Farkas Glanzrock points to a giant overturned plastic ice cream cone.
"Some people might think this is juvenile," says Glanzrock, a commercial real-estate broker turned art consultant. "As far as I'm concerned, the art gives the building a brand. It lends it a sense of humor."
That a workaday commercial highrise near Times Square might kill at Carolines seems a stretch, but Glanzrock and ABS Partners, the building's manager, installed the sculpture by DOC to "keep our existing tenants happy [and] get new tenants and give people something to talk about," she says. There are also plastic lollipops on pedestals.
Blue chip art has been in blue chip buildings for decades. In the 1930s, David Rockefeller famously commissioned the muralist Josep Maria Sert to decorate Rockefeller Center. The nearby Time & Life Building's lobby has site-specific artworks by the abstract artists Josef Albers and Fritz Glarner.
What's becoming more common is art in buildings referred to as Class B, a not-quite-prestigious level of commercial real estate that's currently in high demand. Available inventory has shrunk 45 percent since 2011.
"Rents are skyrocketing," says Carri Lyon, an executive director at commercial real estate broker Cushman & Wakefield. "When you're paying $70 a square foot, you don't want to see the same crummy lobby," she says. "You expect to see more than when the rent was $28 a year."
Landlords can update common corridors, improve building services like doormen and cleaning staff or renovate the office space itself. But the lobby has a big impact, since it's the first thing that everyone sees.
Since March, Glanzrock has put art in three of ABS's buildings across Manhattan, on a fairly small scale. She leases art from galleries for six months and charges the building operator a percentage of the art's purchase price. (The ice cream cone sells for $36,500.) The owner can then buy the art or pass and have Glanzrock bring in something new.
"It makes a difference," says Marc Zand, a principal at the accounting firm Schulman Lobel, which has an office on the 10th floor of 1001 Sixth. "The art they have in there spruces it up somewhat, and gets people talking to each other."
Glanzrock is waiting for the sculpture to bring new business to the building. "Maybe this will draw potential tenants in," she says. "Maybe they'll think: This landlord knows something about art."


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The Southwestern womens basketball team closed out the regular season with a 1213 overall record and a 69 mark in Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference play. The Pirates posted a 96 record in games played at home in the Robertson Center. SU dropped its first game at the conference tournament to defending national champion and eventual SCAC champion DePauw University.
The SU mens basketball team closed out its season with a 69 record in the SCAC and an overall record of 1114. The Pirates tied with Austin College for the fourth seed from the West Division and were even on every tiebreaker, resulting in a coin flip being the deciding factor. The flip went Austins way so the Pirates missed out on the conference tournament this season. SU continued its strong play at home, going 84 in the Robertson Center and brought the programs home record for the last nine seasons to 7135.
The Southwestern mens and womens swimming teams recently completed their 20072008 season at the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship that was co-hosted by the Pirates in Southlake, Texas. The SU womens team posted its highest-ever point total, reaching 409.5 for the multi-day meet. The women placed fifth overall, the highest finish since 2003 when they took fourth. The Pirates have placed sixth in each of the last four years. On the mens side, the Pirates placed eighth with 175 points. This was a major improvement for the men who totaled seven points at the 2007 SCAC Championship meet. The mens team that had three on its roster last season boasted a roster of eight this year.
After a thorough national search, Southwestern University has hired Jene Baclawski to become the third head womens soccer coach in program history beginning on April 14.
Im extremely excited to be a part of such a prestigious academic institution as Southwestern. The Athletic Department and womens soccer program prides itself on success. I look forward to building on last years success and getting the opportunity to coach a great group of young ladies. Im excited about the reputation of the school academically as well as the facilities and the conference Southwestern is a part of. I am honored to be joining the Southwestern family, Baclawski said.
Baclawski comes to the Pirates after serving the last two years as the assistant womens soccer coach and coordinator of the Athlete Tutor Program at Emory University. She brings experience working at a nationally renowned university with a strong academic background which will suit her well at Southwestern. A Texas native, Baclawski comes to SU with a knowledge of the state. That knowledge, along with her dynamic personality, will be a major asset in recruiting.
She replaces Jack Flatau, who resigned after two seasons at the helm of the program.
For Pirate Athletics news, scores and schedules, visit www.southwesternpirates.com.


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Yeah, I know Sid Vicious wore a lock on a chain around his neck just like that. But the first time you try and pogo with that thing on it's gonna chip a tooth, Road Warrior.Link (via AccordionGuy)
Now that you've climbed up there, it's a lot higher than it looks, isn't it? Dumbass.
The Renaissance Faire may not be the source of all your problems, but it sure as shit isn't helping any.
You're probably doing something that bugs the next guy twice as much. Clam up and get on with your life.


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TOP STORY >> Treasure hunter tells trade secrets
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Wilf Blum, an underwater treasure hunter and founder of Deep Blue Marine, loves his job because its as rewarding and exciting as an adventure movie.
He recovers long-lost ships deep underwater, using modern technology and a sixth sense. He says theres money to be made going after sunken treasures.
Blum spoke last week at the Jacksonville Museum of Military History about his explorations in the Caribbean. He brought one of his large finds from the French ship Scipion, a 241-year-old cannon used by the French against the British during the American Revolutionary War.
Before starting his treasure-hunting business four years ago, Blum was in public relations. Blum took a risk when he started his business. Plans with another treasure diver did not materialize but Blum had researched salvaging shipwrecks and Deep Blue Marine was formed.
Deep Blue Marine has one more year of work with the Scipion before moving on to another shipwreck. Blum says that while shipwreck work can be lucrative, its hard to put an exact figure on historical items.
Blum and his company, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, started work in 2007 recovering artifacts from the Scipion, a sunken 18th century 74-gun ship from France. The Scipion was one of 20 ships France sent to the U.S. to assist in the Revolutionary War. The ship was involved in the Chesapeake Bay blockade between the French and the British from Aug. 28, 1781, until Sept. 9, 1781.
Some historians claim the blockade was the turning point for the U.S. in the fight for independence from England.
According to Blum, the Scipion had a crew of 750. The copper-bottom ship was 171 feet long and 44 feet wide. The deck was five-stories tall. The ship with full masts and sails looked like a 22-story building going by on the sea.
On Oct. 18, 1782, the Scipion dropped anchor off the eastern coast of the Dominican Republic and then crashed on the neighboring coral head and sank.
The ship rests in Samana Bay under 25 feet of sea water at the mouth of a river. The force of the wreck on to the coral bent the brass nails used in the construction of the ship.
Theres no history of anyone dying in the wreck, Blum said.
He said if the salvage crew were to find human remains, they would be gathered and returned to the country of origin for burial.
Blum estimated there were 15 other ships to find in the bottom of the Samana Bay.
Deep Blue Marine has an agreement with the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Navy protects the site.
Fifty percent of the artifacts we find stay in the museums in the Dominican Republic. The Dominican government allows us to bring up eight cannons, Blum said.
The companys 93-foot long recovery boat is equipped with outriggers that can lift 80,000 pounds. The boat goes out to the recovery site for 10 days and comes back to port for six.
A team of nine divers are in the water from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. They break for lunch and take a 20-minute rest. They average five to nine dives a day pulling up artifacts. With the shallow water, the divers have no problems with the bends.
Visibility ranges from several feet to an inch. They work without dive computers. The worksite is murky with artifacts encrusted with sulfides, algae and mussels. Many relics are buried deep in the protective sands.
Blum said, Two of the cannons we found still have the fuses. The best finds are found in the sands under the hull.
The cannon he put on display in Jacksonville was made in 1768. It weighs 4,493 pounds and is nine feet long. It was the 39th gun located on the portside of the Scipion. The gun fired 18-pound shot balls. Inscribed on the cannon are the craftsmans initials and the foundrys name.
It took 18 months to restore the cannon, filling in the pits and cleaning the gun with electrolysis.
The gun carriage was constructed from blueprints in reference books.
The Deep Blue Marine crew maps the location and photographs the recovered artifacts. All items are transported in water back to the companys headquarters. It takes about two years to conserve the artifacts.
Preservation is a necessity, Blum said. If it wasnt for preservation, the wooden objects would shrink and be destroyed within two weeks.
It takes several steps. For six to eight months, timber is put in fresh-water tanks for the sea salt to seep out. Then the wood is submerged in acetone to replace the water. The wood then goes to a freeze-dryer to remove the acetone as the final step.
When rope is found from the Scipion, it is sun-dried. The brittle rope is then preserved in fiberglass resin.
Deep Blue Marine has recovered barrel hoops, 47 blocks and dead-eyes from the ship. They found bar shots fired by cannons, a pure silver sacrament cup, a brass chandelier base, kitchen utensils, a telescope and the captains copper wash basin.
Among other items the divers have recovered are full bottles of wine, coins, buttons, old rope, lines, lots of sulfur and a bilge pump that many museums are interested in owning.
The weather has not always been calm at the recovery site. The crew fought seven hurricanes in 2007.
We go into port when there are hurricanes, Blum said.
Blum, a U.S citizen born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada, lives in Utah. He is married and has three grown children who have assisted with the salvage dives.


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"I love the idea of this crazy, fast, speedy world—and then saying, that can coexist with the incredibly slow," Bailey says.
President Obama should submit the Bush-Maliki agreement to Congress on January 20 and urge its speedy approval.
Recently, the White House has been pushing the speedy confirmation of ambassadors to countries Obama is set to visit.
And he said he was not expecting a speedy rebound from Frankenstorm.
There she can tend to the urgent priority of royal wife, the speedy manufacture of the heir and the spare.
The Dresden, the fastest, proved too speedy a vessel to overtake.
All will wish the old Oxonian a speedy recovery from his strain.
The new plans had been sent to Breadwill and Co., of Albany, with the request for their speedy execution.
There all were in a state of eager anticipation, expecting the speedy arrival of their master.
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Pitt landed a commitment from its fourth four-star prospect for 2014 on Sunday night when wide receiver Adonis Jennings said he plans to play for the Panthers.
Jennings, who attends Timber Creek (N.J.) High School, made the announcement in Carson, Calif., during a telecast of the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl on Fox Sports 1. He chose Pitt over finalists Arkansas and Iowa.
ESPN.com recruiting analyst Jared Shanker said getting Jennings, who had scheduled a visit to Arkansas for Jan. 24, soothes some of the disappointment felt by Pitt fans when WPIAL stars Dravon Henry, Montae Nicholson and Shai McKenzie committed elsewhere.
"He's a big, physical receiver (6-foot-3, 190 pounds) who can get the ball in the middle and do a lot of things," Shanker said. "He brings a possession component to the offense. He provides a good complement to Tyler Boyd."
It is not known if Jennings, who is set to visit Pitt on Jan. 17, will follow through with his Arkansas plans the following week. But he said he believes he fits well in the Pitt offense.
"I'm going to come in ready to compete," he said. "That's all it comes down to."
Jennings is rated the 141-best prospect — 17th-best wide receiver — on the ESPN 300 list. He also is ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 9 senior in New Jersey, third wide receiver in the state and 38th in the nation.
Timber Creek coach Rob Hinson said Jennings, who also attracted offers from Clemson, Virginia Tech and Arizona, has attended and dominated many of the top camps in the nation. Jennings set a Timber Creek record for receiving yards this season (1,434) in New Jersey's second-largest classification.
Hinson believes Jennings can be successful in college.
"He is a very explosive wide receiver," Hinson said. "He is physical, polished. He has a lot to learn, but on the high school level, he's pretty much unguardable. When he gets one-on-one matchups, he can dominate."
Pitt has 22 commitments from the Class of 2014, including four-stars Jennings, offensive linemen Mike Grimm and Alex Bookser and running back Chris James. Also, three-star Wade Freebeck is the 30th-ranked pro-style quarterback in the nation, according to Rivals.com.
"At every level (of offense), Pitt's class looks pretty solid," Shanker said.
Chryst on ESPN
Pitt coach Paul Chryst will be part of the team of analysts commenting on the national championship game Monday on ESPNEWS.
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Path of the Scavenger | Quest
Master Tom teacher of the way of scavenger, is missing! You must find him!
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Start NPC: "Collector" Pippi
Requirement: Dwarven Fighter
Level Requirement: 18 +
Area: Schuttgart Territory
Adena (163800)
Ring of Raven (1)
Quest Steps
|In Search of Master Toma - Part 1
|This quest must be fulfilled before transferring to Scavenger class. Collector Pippi of the Dwarven Village encourages all aspiring Dwarves to become Scavengers. To become a Scavenger, you must receive the permission of Master Tom whose whereabouts are currently unknown. It is said that his younger sister, Trader Mion of Dwarven Village, may know his whereabouts.
|In Search of Master Toma - Part 2
|Trader Mion promises to find the location of Master Toma. In exchange, you have agreed to help her with her business. She asks you to deliver some items to her customers.
|In Search of Master Toma - Part 3
|Trader Mion promises to find the location of Master Toma. In exchange, you have agreed to help her with her business. But she is making unreasonable demands.
|In Search of Master Toma - Part 4
|Take the letter from Trader Mion and go find Master Toma. According to Mion, Master Toma has gone to the northern coast.
|Honey Jar Spoil
|Master Toma said that if you want to be a scavenger, you must first run an errand for him. He asked you to bring him back five honey jars. You can obtain them by using Spoil on honey bears. You can find honey bears while hunting hunter bears. In order to find hunter bears, start from the western entrance of the Abandoned Coal Mines, then go up north until you reach the area where two shorelines merge. A large population of hunter bears are said to be found in that area.Monsters to be hunted - hunter bears and honey bears. Monsters to use Spoil on - honey bears.
|Return to Toma
|You have found all five honey jars. Let Master Toma's mouth be filled with the sweetness of honey!
|Bead of Tarantula
|As your next assignment, Master Toma asks you to bring him 20 tarantula beads. They can be obtained by using Spoil on hunter tarantulas and plunder tarantulas.Monsters to use Spoil on - hunter tarantulas and plunder tarantulas.
|Return to Toma
|You have collected 20 beads. Take them to Master Toma.
|Pay Back for the Drink
|Deliver the bunch of orbs that you received from Master Toma to the Freighter Raut in Gludin village.
|In Search of Raut's Nephew
|Request for a delivery of the teleport scroll received from Freighter Raut to his nephew. Raut's nephew is somewhere in the Dragon Valley.
|Return to Raut
|The teleport scroll has been delivered to Raut's nephew Thorei. Go back to Freighter Raut in Gludin village with the return present, the underwear of Succubus.
|Toma's Friend
|Master Toma gives you shining beads and asks that you give them to Warehouse Chief Yasheni of the Town of Schuttgart.
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I'm here to make friends and hopefully meet someone who i can really connect with.
Also being the meat shield between my dog and what ever is scaring him.
I have a killer smile. It's that goofy adorable smile that let's everyone around me know something awesome is about to be said or happen.
I've also got pretty eyes… but I protect them from the sun constantly. Sunglasses are great.
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Books: Enders Series, Lord of the Rings, the Iliad, the Odyssey, Harry Potter Series, I've been reading the song of fire and ice series... pretty fantastic though I haven't finished yet.
Music: Foo Fighters, Misfits, Megadeth, Probot, Tenacious D, Darkest Hour, Iron and Wine, Elliot Smith, lots of stuff.
Movies: Fright Night (new and old), star trek (any of them), star wars, lord of the rings, most Tom Clancy movies, almost anything with Sean bean in it, Blade Runner, Alien series, almost anything done by Ridley Scott.
TV: Walking Dead, Big Bang Theory, Cosmos, sometimes 60 minutes, the Daily Show, and other informative programs!
Edible delights
Pleasant audio (because everyone says music... so i gotta be 'different')
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That and what I want to do in life. Life is short, so why would I want to be just ok with settling for something... I want to be happy, just like you do too!
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Here is a sane version of my quilt sock patterns, based on another of my grandmother's quilts which she is working on now, and will be shown at a quilt show this spring. The yarn has mohair added to give it strength, these will not wear out for a long time. Just in case I double knitted the heel and toe in white, and put in a hourglass heel, which can easily be taken out and replaced if the heel wears out. These are winter socks ment to be worn over another pair of socks and are larger than the other quilt socks.
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Gisele Bundchen Takes Baby Benjamin to the Park! (PHOTOS)
Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady created such an adorable offspring!We can't say we're surprised that
The beautiful Brazilian model was seen at a park in Boston with her son Benjamin on Friday afternoon, and the two braved the cold weather by bundling up. Also, we think jumping on the swings probably kept them warm too!
This wintery looks is very different than what Gisele is usually wearing around this time of year.
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by Staff Writers
Paris (ESA) May 12, 2014
Although they were launched only five months ago, ESA's trio of Swarm satellites are already delivering results with a precision that took earlier missions 10 years to achieve.
Engineers have spent the last five months commissioning the identical satellites and carefully guiding them into their orbits to provide the crucial measurements that will unravel the mysteries of Earth's magnetic field.
Swarm has a challenging task ahead.
Together, the satellites will measure and untangle the different magnetic readings that stem from Earth's core, mantle, crust, oceans, ionosphere and magnetosphere.
In addition, information will also be provided to calculate the electric field near each satellite - an important counterpart to the magnetic field for studying the upper atmosphere.
Two satellites are now orbiting almost side by side and have started their operational life at 462 km altitude. The third is higher, at 510 km.
The readings made at different locations will be used to distinguish between the changes in the magnetic field caused by the Sun's activity and those signals that originate from inside Earth.
Swarm is now in its fine-tuning phase but it has already produced enough information to build models of the magnetic field for comparison with existing models.
This proves that only a few months of Swarm data agree very well with a decade or more of predecessor missions.
For example, the image above shows the differences between Swarm's version of the magnetic field from Earth's crust compared to the 'Chaos-4' model. There are very few differences, demonstrating that the mission is working well.
ESA's mission manager, Rune Floberghagen, said, "Although it has certainly been a big job getting the three satellites ready for operations, we are all very happy with how well the mission is doing so soon after launch.
"Scientists will start to have access to the mission's magnetic field data in a couple of weeks."
Over the coming years, this innovative mission will provide new insight into many natural processes, from those occurring deep inside the planet to weather in space caused by solar activity.
In turn, this information will yield a better understanding of why the magnetic field is weakening.
The first results and status of the mission will be presented at a Swarm science meeting on 19-20 June in Denmark.
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Description1993tris is one of the more innovative Tetris-clones, similar to Columns.
Your objective is to kill flies. Blocks consisting of four flies fall down the screen and by turning them you have to try to get three flies of the same colour in a row, a column or a diagonal to make them disappear. From time to time one of the many extra objects appear. For example there are bombs and guns that shoot particular flies or simply blow them up.
The shareware version features the first two levels, three speed settings and a freeware program named Modplay in which you able to listen to Korean music. By registering you are able to play all 18 levels and nine speed settings and get five more songs.
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Mitsubishi has vowed to maintain its presence in the small electric car market despite a perceived withdrawal of the i-MiEV - the first mass-produced EV to be sold locally.
The manufacturer confirmed to Drive on Wednesday that importation of the i-MiEV had been slowed down to a ''supply and demand'' basis because of trickling sales.
Introduced domestically in 2010, the i-MiEV has been met with some resistance from prospective buyers because of electric car-related pitfalls, including range anxiety, whereby drivers worry if there is enough charge left to get to their destination.
But the biggest sticking point has always been its high price tag.
The Japanese manufacturer has shifted only 227 units in three years, with sales almost exclusively reserved to businesses and governments wanting a green image.
Disguised in those figures is the fact that 81 of the 95 i-MiEV units moved in 2012 were during the month of December; the result of around 70 Mitsubishi dealers absorbing excess stock from the car maker's Adelaide headquarters.
Mitsubishi's customer and brand management vice-president, Paul Unerkov, said the company had changed tack on the way it sold the i-MiEV.
''We are now in the process of selling the remaining vehicles - if there's a demand out there we can order more but if we can't sell those we'd be silly to order more,'' he said.
''A lot of the activity will be now through the dealer network, so it will be through consumer, small businesses and all that sort of stuff.
''It won't be the federal government or the major stuff - we've exhausted a lot of those avenues already.
''We'll now sell the cars we've got and, if there's a demand for more, we'll bring them in.''
As part of the revision, Unerkov hinted at revised pricing of the existing i-miEVs, which have already been heavily reduced by some dealers from the original retail price of $48,800.
Dealers have begun advertising i-MiEVs for as low as $36,888 on the Drive website.
Despite its uncertain future, Unerkov is adamant the change in approach doesn't spell the end of the i-MiEV in Australia.
More than anything, he said languishing sales stemmed back to a lack of government subsidies.
''I see that there's lot of demand in it,'' Unerkov said.
''I just think that what we have shown is that the price needs to be right, with not as big a premium as what's been out there.
''We've got to try and get these cars within the price band and the market that's out there. You're always going to be limited in trying to sell a small car light like that into a price point that doesn't exist within that segment.
''We probably couldn't reduce the price much further than that but economies of scale always apply - the more you sell the better it is.''
Drive understands that Mitsubishi Motors Australia imported the last of its i-MiEV's mid last year.
Mitsubishi's apparent exit from the EV category comes after the runout of the Tesla Roadster, an all-electric sports car that ushered in a new brand; a new Tesla luxury car is due by the end of the year.
Nissan also heavily reduced the price of its electric-only attempt, the Leaf.
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Published: August 16, 2013 - 07:01 PM | Updated: August 17, 2013 - 01:36 AM
Browns coach Rob Chudzinski still isn't ready to name a starting quarterback, but he's pleased with what he saw Thursday night from Brandon Weeden during a 24-6 win over the Detroit Lions in the second preseason game.
How could he not be?
Weeden completed 8-of-12 passes for 117 yards and two touchdowns, posting a passer rating of 137.8. He connected with tight end Jordan Cameron for touchdowns of 10 and 5 yards.
"I'm still going to wait to name a starter," Chudzinski said Friday during a conference call. "To me, this process is important. We'll go through that, and when we complete the process, then we'll name a starter.
"[In terms of Weeden's] performance, he was really good overall. He led, I think, three scoring drives we had with him. [He made] a number of good throws. Certainly there's some things he can improve on that we're going to go through the film with him."
Weeden, the 22nd overall pick in last year's draft, also had a stellar preseason opener last week in a 27-19 win over the St. Louis Rams. He completed 10-of-13 passes for 112 yards and a touchdown for a passer rating of 127.7.
But Chudzinski saw some improvement from the first game to the second one that isn't necessarily reflected in the box score.
"I thought that he really was throwing accurate balls out there," Chudzinski said. "He did that in the first game as well, but he really had some nice throws there [against the Lions]. And then I think he had to move around in the pocket a little bit more. The rush was coming a little bit harder this week, so I think that was good for him as well to experience that."
In the six series in which Weeden has played this preseason, he has led the Browns to three touchdown drives and two others that produced field goals. He has completed 18-of-25 passes (72 percent) for 229 yards and three touchdowns without an interception. His passer rating is 139.8, and he has not taken a sack.
Chudzinski surprised media and fans Tuesday when he described the competition between Weeden and second-string quarterback Jason Campbell as "close." Weeden has taken all of the first-team reps throughout spring practices, training camp and the preseason games.
Campbell, who's entering his ninth NFL season, has completed 18-of-21 passes (85.7 percent) for 143 yards and a touchdown without an interception through two exhibition games. His passer rating is 110.9, and he has taken three sacks.
In his postgame news conference Thursday, Weeden was asked if he's surprised Chudzinski characterized the competition as "close."
"I can't control it," Weeden said. "Whenever he wants to make that decision [to name a starter], he'll make it. He makes all the calls. We just go out and we compete, and we play hard every day. Whenever the time's right — and he knows better than we do — he'll make that decision."
Key backup
Browns rookie Garrett Gilkey had never played right guard in a game or faced anyone close to as formidable and intimidating as Pro Bowl defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh until it all happened simultaneously Thursday.
Jason Pinkston started at right guard, but he suffered a right high-ankle sprain when defensive tackle Nick Fairley pushed starting left guard John Greco down and against the back of Pinkston's leg during running back Trent Richardson's 17-yard rumble with 8:51 left in the opening quarter. Pinkston was filling in for Shawn Lauvao, who had arthroscopic ankle surgery last week. Lauvao will miss the beginning of the regular season and Pinkston probably will, too.
That leaves Gilkey, a seventh-round draft pick from Division II Chadron State College, atop the depth chart, at least for now.
"It's important to realize that you've got to be ready at any second," Gilkey said after the game. "With Shawn going down and then Jason going down, it's just time to step up. And I think that's one of the things that Coach Chud has really expressed and kind of branded these past few weeks — the importance of being ready at all times."
Gilkey was thrust into action after Pinkston was hobbled and went head to head with Suh for more than a quarter.
"That was my first time going against that competition level," Gilkey said. "Suh's a great competitor. He's a great athlete, and it was good to go against him and to gain that experience. He's doing nothing but making me better, which is making this team better.
"I think I got done what I needed to get done. It was definitely a jump, but I'm happy with how I did. I definitely have a lot of things I need to work and get better at. I think that's one of the biggest takeaways from today — there's a lot of room for improvement."
After reviewing the film, Chudzinski was encouraged by Gilkey's effort.
"I was pleased with what he did last night for coming into the situation he had to come in, against the guy he had to face," Chudzinski said. "It was quite a challenge for him. He's not [hall of fame guard] Joe DeLamielleure yet, but he has made big improvements over the course of the time that he's been here."
Gilkey, who played left tackle in college, conceded he must grow accustomed to right guard after spending the vast majority of camp at left guard.
"There's definitely the adjustments you have to make, just like if you're writing with your right hand and you go to write with your left hand," Gilkey said. "A lot of things change: the muscle memory, your stance, the weight distribution, the loading your feet, where your eyes pan. Everything changes. So it was a good adjustment for me, and it's just another opportunity."
Standout performances
Cameron had three catches for 42 yards, including the two touchdown receptions from Weeden.
"Jordan did a nice job," Chudzinski said. "He showed the playmaking ability that you like to see. He had some mistakes, some things we can really improve on, all correctable things. He's been working on his blocking, and I think you had a chance to see some of his playmaking last night."
The Browns have identified Cameron as their starting tight end, so he'll have a chance to establish a breakout season.
"Anytime you can make plays and they're looking for you and the opportunities arise and you take advantage of them, it's just confidence for the next game," Cameron said Thursday. "For me right now, that's the biggest thing, knowing I can do it and taking advantage of the opportunities when they're there."
Chudzinski listed Weeden, Cameron, Richardson, outside linebacker Jabaal Sheard, nose tackle Phil Taylor and undrafted strong safety Josh Aubrey as players with standout performances against the Lions.
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Growing Our Local Living Economies Summit
Summit Steering Committee: Hudson County Chamber of Commerce, Hudson County Community College Center for Business & Industry, Lead New Jersey, Rising Tide Capital
Wednesday, November 13, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM (EST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Moving from Ideas to Action: A Celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week
In an increasingly connected world, local living economies are emerging as the engines of innovation for a more inclusive and sustainable global economy. Within each locality, public and private leaders must come together to reimagine ways to stimulate economic growth and to tackle job creation by maximizing existing resources. During this summit, come learn how innovative partnerships between anchor institutions and industry leaders can harness entrepreneurial initiatives to create new opportunities through workforce development and small business cluster-based growth.
WHEN: Wednesday, November 13, 2013, 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
WHERE: Hudson County Community College Culinary Conference Center, 161 Newkirk Street, Jersey City, New Jersey 07306
WHO: Summit Steering Committee
Ana Chapman— Executive Director, Hudson County Community College Center for Business and Industry
Alfa Demmellash— Co-Founder & CEO, Rising Tide Capital
Mark Murphy— President, LeadNJ
Maria Nieves— President & CEO, Hudson County Chamber of Commerce
Locality in Context
8:00 AM Registration & Breakfast
8:30 AM Welcome and Opening
Dr. Glen Gabert— President, Hudson County Community College
Summit Steering Committee
Leadership at Work
9:00 AM Big Challenges Spark Transformative Partnerships
Don Shaffer— President & CEO, RSF Social Finance
Judith Wicks— Co-Founder, Business Alliance for Local Living Economies
10:00 AM Local Economic Agenda in Jersey City – Small Business Cluster Based Growth
Honorable Steven Fulop— Mayor, City of Jersey City
Vivian Brady-Phillips— Deputy Mayor, City of Jersey City
Jim McGreevey— Executive Director, Jersey City Employment & Training Commission
10:30 AM Break
Ideas in Action
10:45 AM Case Study I: Rethinking Workforce Development – "Inside Up" Strategies
Ana Chapman— Moderator
Sister Rosann Mazzeo— Executive Director, Women Rising
Roberta Farber— Director of the Urban Enterprise Zone Program, Jersey City Economic Development Corporation
11:30 AM Case Study II: CityWorks and Comprehensive Redevelopment
Mark Murphy— Moderator
Tom Clark— Executive Director, Cityworks, Inc.
David Scheck— Principal, Juniper Creek Partners, LLC
Act Local. Think Global.
12:30 PM Networking Lunch & Keynote Address
Mike Pearson— President & CEO, Union Packaging
1:30 PM Case Study III: Building a Resilient Local Economy through Small Business Cluster Creation
Alfa Demellash— Moderator
Joseph Tetteh— Director, New Jersey City University Business Incubator
Khoa Le— CEO, K-Vibe Productions
Beatrice Johnston— CEO, BrandExcitement
Jay Savulich— Managing Director of Programs, Rising Tide Capital
Leadership in Action
2:30 PM Start Something Challenge
Facilitator: Alfa Demmellash
Conference members will divide into breakout groups and reflect on their experiences from the day.
3:30 PM Tour of the Culinary Institute
PARKING: The Culinary Conference Center is easy to get to from anywhere in the metropolitan area. Guests of the center receive a discount for the Impark parking structure, located across the street at 130 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, NJ. Your ticket must be stamped at the security desk in the lobby in order to receive the discount. The Culinary Conference Center is also within walking distance of the Journal Square PATH Station. For further directions click here.
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Hudson County Community College Culinary Conference Center
161 Newkirk Street
Jersey City,
Wednesday, November 13, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM (EST)
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Summit Steering Committee: Hudson County Chamber of Commerce, Hudson County Community College Center for Business & Industry, Lead New Jersey, Rising Tide Capital
Rising Tide Capital, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization located in Jersey City, NJ whose Mission is to assist struggling entrepreneurs and communities to build strong businesses that transform lives, strengthen families and create vibrant, sustainable neighborhoods.


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Situated in the heart of this teeming island, our Boracay beach resort is a sleek icon of hospitality and unrivalled services. Formerly Villa Criselda is the natural choice for lodgings when you desire good quality rooms and ambiance, an exotic atmosphere, and easy access to everything this heavenly island has to offer!
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Guests can hire a cab or tricycle directly to the property. The resort is located about 15 meters away from the main road entrance of D'Talipapa.
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Interview with Kim Simac, 12th WI Senate District challenger
posted at 8:45 am on July 26, 2011 by Steve Eggleston
Over the weekend, I traveled up to Lincoln County and caught up with Kim Simac, the Republican candidate in the recall election of Democrat Senator Jim Holperin in the 12th Senate District on August 16. Unlike the Democrat challengers to the 6 Republicans up for recall on August 9, Simac is still focused on the "trigger" of all the recalls – the budget repair law and the initial Democrat Senate response of fleeing the state for three weeks.
Simac is running her campaign as though it will decide which party controls the Senate for the next 17 months. Indeed, even before we got to the interview, a small business owner came up, and he and Simac had a rather lengthy discussion of how many barriers Wisconsin puts up to those who create their own paychecks. During that, he showed her (and me) all the licenses he has to maintain to be in business.
We finally got to the interview, which you can listen to by clicking here.
I'll expand a bit on the taxes issue. Due to the nature of the Simacs' businesses, much of their income arrives between spring and fall. With respect to property taxes, that means they avail themselves of the installment plan Vilas County and the town of Lincoln offer. With respect to income, as both personal and business income are reported on the same individual income tax forms, when money gets reinvested or there just isn't that much money coming in, that means there isn't a tax liability.
There is one more item from a mailer put out by "We Are Wisconsin". I had thought that it would be nigh impossible to take 140 characters out of context, but that union front group managed to do it. Let's review the entire tweet (with the part "We Are Wisconsin" chose to take in italics, though they did correct the typo in the original):
Stop the fraud and fix Medicare first! If we cannot do that then why should we invest more into a corrupt, loosing venture?
News flash – Medicare Part A, the Hospital Insurance part, is burning through its "Trust Fund" at a rate that puts exhaustion by 2024, or probably earlier if one believes the chief actuary. In 2010, CBS pegged Medicare fraud at $60 billion per year and termed it "…one of, if not the most profitable, crimes in America."


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|871 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 7 nights
You will be well looked after in this Beautifully Furnished apartment. We have Satalite TV and Wi Fi. Our local contact speaks perfect English, German and Croatian. She can arrange for reduced rates for airport pickup, car hire and many excursions and will be on hand throughout your stay should you need any help with anything. We are a short walk from the Main Beach on Ciovo and about a 25 min walk into Beautiful Trogir with its amazing harbour. There are local boat trips, diving, white water rafting and sailing on offer. The local restaurants all offer excellent value for money with amazing local produce including the wonderful fish and wine. A visit to Trogir, Split and KrKa National Park are all a must. There are many maps and information leaflets in the apartment to help you. The view from the apartment is wonderful and you will see many a wonderful Sunset from the balcony. There is a garden area where you can light up the BBQ and soak up the views and also makes a great space for the children to play.
Travel: The small airport of Split is approx 8km away and is a very short car ride from the apartment. Direct flights from Luton, Stansted and Gatwick. Airlines to try are Easyjet, Ryanair and BA. You can also try Whizz Air from Luton to Split. Zadar airport is approx a 1hr 30 mins drive away with a very easy drive on virtually empty toll roads for most of the journey. Flights run from Stansted to Zadar with Ryanair. Car Hire from Split and Zadar airport is very easy and not expensive. Car hire can be booked on-line from either airport so that you are guaranteed a car (especially in high season). Make sure you have some croatian money with you for the Toll Charge. Our manager in Croatia could also arrange car hire for you at local reduced rates and for your desired amount of time if you maybe only wanted a car for a day or two.
A local bus service operates locally around the Island and links up with the service operating between Sibenik and Split. A regular inexpensive network of Ferries operates to the many Croatian popular destinations eg Hvar, Brac, Korcula and Dubrovnik from Split. In high season there is a Boat Taxi from Ciovo to Trogir which is inexpensive and takes about 20 minutes.
Booking Notes: For Booking form and further details please phone or email us. In order to confirm your stay a deposit of 30% of the full payment (or full payment if booking within 50 days of departure) must be paid at time of booking. This deposit is not refundable in normal circumstances leading to your cancellation or failure to pay on time. The balance of the cost of your stay must be received by us not less than 50 days prior to departure.
My name is Sharon and we purchased this apartment from new in 2008. We are very keen for your stay to be truly perfect and go the extra mile to ensure you have everything you need in a beautiful apartment in a magical setting. The apartment is spacious and modern and will enhance your holiday in Croatia.
Sharon Unwin purchased this apartment in 2008
Modern and well equipped and safe for children as on the ground floor.
We stayed at this wonderful apartment with our two children and had the most amazing time. We will definatley come back.
We had a lovely week at Sharon's apartment in Okrug Gornji. The apartment lived up to the billing it had on this website. The view from the spacious balcony was breathtaking - our family spent many a happy moment out there talking, laughing, playing games, reading and generally recharging our batteries. The price you have to pay for such a view is the steep descent to - and ascent from - the beach, which was physically challenging with beach bags and shopping, in the heat, with a reluctant 5 year old in tow. If you can, I'd suggest renting a scooter to get out and about in Ciovo, although that wasn't an option for us with young children; renting a car would be a little scary as the roads are generally very narrow and squeaky passing situations are the norm. The beautiful and interesting town of Trogir is a short boat ride away, and there are some great excursions to be experienced: swimming in proximity to the Krka falls was unforgettable, and our trips to Split and the 'fish picnic' (a boat tour with several stopping off points, including the freshest fish supper you could imagine) were also well worth it. Bozena, who manages the properties, is a first port for all your enquiries and takes the stress out of the holiday.
For the first time ever We didn't hire a car. We were collected from the airport by Mr V for 20 euros, organised by Sharon. After that we used the very regular and reasonably priced boats to visit the beautiful Trogir and Split. We had a memorable trip back after dinner with a full moon reflecting on the water. A memorable day spent at Krka national park, swimming close to the waterfalls, was a highlight. This trip was courtesy of Mr V too. There are loads of beaches where you can safely swim in the amazingly turquoise sea.
The apartment is very spacious with a very large balcony with breathtaking views of the sea. There are many shops, bakeries and restaurants within walking distance, all reasonably priced.
The hill is steep to the apartment if, like us, you plan to walk and use the boats rather than hire a car. Once out of the town and out of Trogir, the roads are wide and empty.
A beautiful modern property in which we enjoyed a very relaxing holiday.The views and sunsets from the spacious terrace were spectacular.If you need any help or advise Bozena is always on hand if you need her .
The lovely old town of Trogir is a easily accessed by boat and if you feeling energetic you could walk.
We really enjoyed our stay and wished we'd booked for longer.
Beautiful apartment. Situated at the top of a hill. Spacious, bright, well furnished Lovely large balcony giving stunning views of beautiful sunsets.Bozena was a lovely, friendly, approachable lady. The taxi service to and from the airport was great. The combination of the beach during the day and the taxi boat in the evening to Trogir for dinner made it a great holiday. Thank you. Liz & Ian
A lovely very well equiped apartment as advertised with stunning views of the island. Great communication with Sharon the owner and organisation of taxi from airport to apartment. The local taxi driver Mr V was very helpful with arranging trips and Bogena was always on hand if we needed anything. Thank you Sharon for the use of your home, we would highly recommend.
If your taking young children and need to know support is available, then look no further. We took our 3 young children and there was an emergency where our young boy was taken to the Croatian hospital by ambulance because of heat exhaustion. One call to the Concierge who met us at the airport, we were collected on time, taken to the hospital, where he translated for us, waited 5 hours and even brought us water before taking us back to the apartment. On top of this the apartment was great, very clean and accurate to the description. We would definitely recommend this property, especially if you have a young family and need to know support is on hand.
Beach Lovers, hikers and families will all enjoy this lovely Island. The newly built modern 2 bedroomed furnished apartment offers a wonderful base for exploring Ciovo, Trogir and the Dalmation Coast. The Island is linked to Trogir the UNESCO World Heritage site via a bridge and Split Airport is a very short drive away (approx 10 min). You will be a few minutes walk to the main family beach with small bars and water activities. Quite coves and private beaches are a short walk or drive away. Easy walking access to local supermarkets, restaurants, Post Office, Doctor, pharmacy and local tourist information. Trogir has daily local produce and fish markets. Split (with its beautiful Roman Architecture and Diocletian Palace) is approx 25 mins drive away. Salona ruins are approx 25min drive away. Krka National Park (55 Sq miles of spectacular forests, lakes and waterfalls are 40 mins drive away. Boat excursions to neighboring islands can be arranged from Ciovo or Trogir.
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Summer 2017
1 Jul 2017 - 31 Aug 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Autumn 2017
1 Sep 2017 - 31 Oct 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
There are bed linen and towels included in the rates. Also a meet and greet at the apartment. You will also receive a complimentary welcome pack on arrival to the appartment. Our lady who will meet and look after you in Croatia can book car hire, taxis and also excursions with many reduced local rates due to her contacts.


text: Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 4, No. 337. Friday, 28 May 1993. From: Todd Lidht <LIDHT@GUVM> Date: Thursday, 27 May 93 15:18:59 EDT Subject: MND Performance The Alabama Shakespeare Festival theater in Montgomery, Alabama, opened about ten years back, and one of the first productions on its Festival stage was a wonderful production of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. I mean, fantastic! I was only in high school then and had not the critical eye I have developed since then (sigh), but my memory indicates that the production was impeccable and sprightly done. The director of the Festival was Katz (I believe, and I don't remember his first name), but he has since left, taking quite a few from the repertory company with him. I would encourage any looking into the performance history of this play to research this production; it may not have had the world-wide acclaim of others, but I would find it hard to believe that a better one has been done in recent years. ----------------------- "There is a long road yet," said Gandalf. "But it is the last road," said Bilbo. Todd M. Lidh lidht@guvm Georgetown University


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