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Hello everybody. It's me, been a while. I know it's been a long time, but life has been a real drag lately. I have barely any time to continue my works and I'm always wanting to start a new story before finishing them and that is pretty bad. But anyways, I just wanted to work on an experiment and write a story where Zack survives from the Shin-Ra attack. The introduction is mixed with a little bit of Crisis Core ending and also from the secret video in Final Fantasy 7. I don't know if anyone did this or not, but I just wanted to try and see it and read people's reviews. Well enough chatter, here is the prologue for Final Fantasy VII: Alternative. Enjoy!
PROLOGUE (Revised 6/24/2011)
'Argh…where…where am I,' thought the man.
The man slowly opened his eyes only to see him inside some kind of machine filled with a water-like liquid with a unique green color. He was somehow able to breathe in it without drowning inside of the machine, but right now he felt weak and could barely utter a word. He turned to the left and he saw another man with blonde spiky hair in the same tube as he was in, but noticed he was unconscious. He tried to remember what happened, but everything was a blur. Then it struck him in the back of the head.
Zack Fair rushed towards the top of Mt. Nibel towards the mako reactor while the village below him, Nibelheim, was burning away. He couldn't believe what he had just witnessed. Sephiroth had gone completely mad, killing the town folks and left complete destruction. There was one place Zack knew where he found find him and that would be mako reactor where it was keeping Jenova inside. There was a lot of confusion in his mind, things that didn't make any sense to him, but right now wasn't the time to think about those kinds of things. Right now he had to find Sephiroth and stop him.
As Zack raced inside the building structure, he noticed a woman in front him, kneeling down at a man's body with a long sword next to him with a bloody mark on the tip of the blade. She was crying, holding the man's head against her. Zack knew that woman; it was Tifa, their tour guide when they first arrived in Nibelheim while on a mission to investigate the Mt. Nibel Mako Reactor.
"Tifa," said Zack softly as he slowly walked towards the girl.
"Papa…He killed him. Sephiroth killed him and many of the town's folk," mumbled Tifa.
Zack remained silent and before he could say another word, Tifa's voice changed, from sobering voice to a voice filled with anger and hatred. She gently laid her father back down and picked up the sword, tightly clutching it. She eyed at Zack with burning hatred.
"Sephiroth. Shinra. SOLIDER. You. I hate it. I hate all of it," yelled Tifa.
She turned her back towards Zack and went to chase after Sephiroth. Zack tried to yell after Tifa to stop, but it seemed she couldn't hear or that she was ignoring him. Zack bit his lips and hurried after Tifa, trying to stop her knowing that she didn't stand a chance and Sephiroth will kill her.
Sephiroth was at the top of the stairs, trying to gain access to a door that read JENOVA. He smiled and placed his hands against the door, whispering to it, as if he was trying to talk to it.
"Mother," Sephiroth whispered, "I'm here. Please open the door. I want to see you. Please let me in."
As he tried to find some way to get through the door, Tifa appeared at the lower steps of the room with the sword held tightly in her hand. She took one step on stairs, glaring at Sephiroth with his back turned against her. Sephiroth seemed to know her presence and turned around facing her down below, his eyes filled with emptiness and coldness, no longer the man he was once before.
"How could you," yelled Tifa towards Sephiroth at the top, "How could you do that to my papa and the rest of the town folks?"
Sephiroth gave a cold glare towards Tifa, not in the mood for anything. As Tifa ran towards Sephiroth, he stood in his ground and waited for her. Tifa held the sword high in the air and as she was ready to strike, Sephiroth just lifted up his hand and grabbed her hand before she could try and cut him down. Tifa tried to break free, but it seemed it was pointless as Sephiroth wasn't even having a hard time holding both of her hands with one of his. He managed to break the sword out of her hand and as Tifa stared horrified at him, Sephiroth brought down his sword and slashed her down at her chest. Tifa couldn't utter a scream, still staring at Sephiroth, and fell on the stairs sliding down. Zack just came in and yelled out her name as he saw her lying at the foot of the stairs. As he ran towards her, the door behind Sephiroth suddenly opened, showing a small smile running across his face as he slowly walked inside the room. Zack kneeled down and tried to help Tifa out, but she managed to turn her back against him and stared crying again.
"Leave me alone," cried Tifa weakly, "Just leave me alone."
"Tifa…I'm so sorry," whispered Zack.
As Zack got up and slowly went up the stairs. Just as he was half-way up to the door Sephiroth just went through, he turned his head around as he heard Tifa whispering to herself, saying something like "Where are you? You promised you would come and save me whenever I was in trouble". Zack was wondering who she was talking about, but realized it would be pointless to ask her. As he turned his head back to the front, his eyes filled with anger, and raised his hand, clutching the gigantic sword's handle that rested on his back. He pulled it out and ran into the room where Sephiroth went inside and then everything went black.
'I remember the fight with Sephiroth and losing to him,' thought Zack. He looked back up towards Cloud, 'Cloud. You did it. You beat Sephiroth.'
Just then, Zack heard a door open and saw a man with a lab coat holding a tray of food. As he set the tray down, he went up to the tube Cloud was in and pressed a few buttons on a keypad. The water that Cloud was in dissolved away and Cloud sank to the bottom of the tank still unconscious. Zack quickly closed his eyes pretending he was still unconscious and heard the man walking up to him, pressing the keypad on his tube. As the water dissolved away and hearing the tube's door slide open, Zack quickly opened his eyes. The man in the lab coat jumped and froze in place as Zack lunged at him, knocking him out with one punch.
"Sorry about that," mumbled Zack.
Zack saw his sword resting against a wall nearby his tube and went to retrieve it. Once he placed his Buster Sword on his back, he went towards Cloud and lifted him up, putting his arm around his neck as he held him around the waist for support and slowly walked out of the room.
"Yo! Old guy! We at Midgar yet?" yelled Zack from the back of the truck.
"Shaddap! You're lucky I even gave you a ride!" yelled the old man.
Zack sighed and stared at Cloud with a smile, "What are you doing once we reach Midgar?" Cloud remained silent and Zack continued, "Well…I know what I'm gonna do. No wait, never mind. No I don't. Yep…gotta change my plans! Hmm…no matter what I do, I need some money first…" He clapped his hands together and spoke loudly in excitement and smiled at Cloud, "Hey! Wanna start a business? Though problem is, what would we do?" He got up and knocked at the window to get the driver's attention, "Hey pops, do you know business that I'll be able to do?"
"What are you saying," asked the old man, "You're still young ain't ya? You need to try out everything! You gotta pay your dues while you're still young. Go out and look for what you really want."
"'Everything' he says," groaned Zack to himself, "Not much of a help…HEY! THAT'S RIGHT!" He quickly got up and started performing squats, which was probably kind of dangerous to do since they were on a rocky road and he could bounce off since the truck is moving, but right now he was in too much of a good mood to care, "I have a lot of knowledge and skills that other people don't have right? All right, I've made up my mind! I'll open up a business that does everything! I'm gonna become a mercenary! Yeah! Thanks pops!"
The old man started coughing on his air, completely caught off guard by Zack's response, "Hey…didn't you even hear a world I said?"
"Listen, I'm gonna become a mercenary and that's that," laughed Zack, "Boring stuff, dangerous things…I'm going to do everything depending upon the reward. I'm gonna be rich!"
The old man was groaning loudly in annoyance, not believing what he was hearing. Zack paid no attention to him and sat back down, sitting next to Cloud and smiled at him, "So, Cloud. What are YOU gonna do?" Cloud just continued sitting there, lost in his own mind and remained silent, staring blankly into nothing. Zack waved his hand at him and laughed, "Haha, I'm just kidding! I wouldn't do a thing like that and just abandon you. We're friends, right? Mercenaries, Cloud. That's what you and me are gonna be. We're going to open a business that does everything, together. Do you understand, Cloud?"
Zack got back up and rested his arms on the roof of the truck, staring into the horizon in front of him. Just a little further more and they'll reach Midgar. He wondered how Aerith was doing and how she would react when she sees him. And then, he heard a shot…
A lone helicopter was flying over the desert. Two men in suits were piloting it and eyeing down at the ground looking for something. The red haired man, known as Reno kept scanning the horizon, but sighed and looked his bald partner Rude, wondering he had any luck. Rude shook his head and went back to staring into the wasteland and Reno sighed again.
"They can't be serious," groaned Reno, "There is no way we are going to find two needles in a haystack this size."
"There is no mission that is impossible for the-," said Rude looking back at Reno, but before he could finish his sentence, Reno cut him off knowing what he was going to say.
"For the Turks. Yeah, yeah," sighed Reno.
Rude just stared at him and went back looking at the front, "Also, Tseng apparently has something to give him."
"Who the target," asked Reno in disbelief.
Rude just nodded and Reno starred at him, not believing what he was hearing, "So were couriers now? Delivering packages to fugitives huh?"
Rude remained silent and Reno went back to looking down at the ground as there was no point in arguing about it. Just then they got a signal and turned pressed onto their earphones to hear a woman's voice.
"Reno. Rude. What's the status," asked the woman through the earphones.
"We got nothing," sighed Reno.
"You, Cissnei," asked Rude.
"Likewise," replied Cissnei, "I'm heading to point 235. You two take point 120."
"Roger," replied Rude as he moved the control stick for the helicopter to change its course.
"Alright, let's get going," said Reno helping out with the controls.
The old man quickly drove away when Zack told him to drop him and Cloud off and to get away as fast as he could. Shinra had caught up with them and it seems there weren't letting him get away this time. Zack quickly sat Cloud down and placed him inside a small opening in a huge rock, hoping no one would find him. He kneeled down and smiled weakly at Cloud, giving out a small chuckle and playfully rubbing his head. He got back up and slowly walked away, his back facing Cloud. He didn't even notice his hand reaching for him…
Hundreds of Shinra grunts aimed their rifles at Zack, forcing him to a complete stop. Zack examined the area and shook his head, rubbing his forehead, wishing this could be avoided.
"Oh oh boy," sighed Zack with a light smile on his face, "The price of freedom…sure is steep."
Zack removed his Buster Sword and held it high above him. He brought it down closer to him and rested his head at the flat side of the sword. He spoke softly to himself and remembered what Angeal had always told him.
"Embrace your dreams and…whatever happens…protect your honor." He swung the sword and switched to his usual battle position, gripping tightly onto the handle and charged at them, "I AM EX-SOLDIER 1st CLASS, ZACK FAIR! COME AND GET ME!"
Zack quickly retreated to pick up Cloud from his safe spot, hoping he was alright. He spotted him, still where he was and untouched. Zack gave a weak sigh of relief knowing he was fine and rushed up to him.
"I'm getting you out of here," mumbled Zack.
Three grunts slowly crept behind Zack, but Zack was too weak to notice them and was focusing all of his attention towards Cloud. Cloud tried to utter a word, but no sounds could come out of his mouth. One of the grunts raised his rifle up and aimed it behind Zack, ready to fire. Cloud slowly lifted up his hand, trying to point a finger at him to warn Zack. The ex-SOLDIER noticed this and as he looked behind him, he heard a rifle going off...
As the train went to a complete stop on the mako reactor 1 station, a man came out from the first cart. A Shinra grunt ran up towards him and was punched by the him, knocking him out cold. As the second grunt saw this and went to chase after the intruder, a female came out of the second cart and kicked him, knocking him out as well. Soon a fat man and tall dark-skinned man with a gun-arm came out of the third cart and gave out a whistle. A man with blonde hair holding a sword attached to his back jumped down and looked at the gun-arm man for any info.
"C'mon newcomer. Follow me," said the gun-armed man as he ran towards the entrance towards the mako reactor.
The blonde haired man looked up and looked behind him to see another man with long spiky black hair walking towards him. He smiled and placed his arm around him and looked at their destination in front of them.
"Our first mission," said the black haired man smiling, "Nervous Cloud?"
"A little. You? This is what you wanted to be Zack," smiled Cloud.
"Nah. Excited. With this job we are going to rich Cloud," laughed Zack, "Race you!"
As Zack dashed off to meet with the others, Cloud followed close behind him as they head towards the mako reactor. Zack was hoping to start his own mercenary business, but when he heard about a group called the AVALANCHE, an eco-terrorist group opposing the actions of the Shinra Company and trying to save the world, he decided to give them a try and see what they do, besides, they were paying him and Cloud and large amount of gil so it couldn't be all that bad. After all what Shinra has put them both in, wouldn't hurt to give them a little payback.
End of introduction. Good, bad, both, let me know. Depending on what everyone else thinks I might work on it, but of course I should also complete my stories before continuing a new one, but I'll figure that out some other time. All reviews are welcome.


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Harry Kane grabbed both goals as our Under-18s kicked-off their Premier Academy League campiagn with a 2-1 win at Derby County on Saturday.
Five players made their debuts in the PAL - Kevin Stewart, Ronnie Hawkins, Ramil Sheriff, Kenneth McEvoy and James Yeboah - with Jack Munns making his first start at this level.
That lack of PAL experience mattered little though as the lads dominated the first halfand Kane fired them into the lead with a fine free-kick after 25 minutes.
Derby came back into it in the second half before Olumide Durojaiye sent Kane clear and he made no mistake one-on-one.
The Rams pulled a goal back via a corner with two minutes remaining and coach Alex Inglethorpe admitted that made it an uncomfortable last few minutes, but the lads held on for victory.
"We controlled the game more in the first half, so after an early start, that says a lot about how well the lads prepared," said Alex.
"To be honest, we should have scored more in that first half, but the free-kick was excellent.
"Harry practises free-kicks every day in training and has scored more than his fair share already.
"But we were bit bitty in our play compared to of late. Derby dropped off in the second half and made it difficult to play through them, but we eventually got through when Olumide played a great pass for Harry, who finished well.
"Derby managed to get a goal back late on from a set-piece - that's unusual for us - and we had a couple of nervy moments in the last couple of minutes, but got through it.
"It's always good to win, especially the first game, and we had the added bonus of Jesse Waller Lassen back from injury and playing his first 90 minutes since last April, so that was another positive."
Spurs: Archer, Tapping, Stewart, Hawkins, Durojaiye, Sheriff (Yeboah, 75), Waller Lassen, Munns, Oyenuga, Kane, Dombaxe (McEvoy, 70). Unused subs: Ekong, Day, Angol.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 682046
[abrt] mutter-2.91.90-2.fc15: Process /usr/bin/mutter was killed by signal 6 (SIGABRT)
Last modified: 2011-03-26 10:40:49 EDT
abrt version: 1.1.17
architecture: x86_64
Attached file: backtrace, 38225 bytes
cmdline: mutter --mutter-plugins=libgnome-shell
component: mutter
Attached file: coredump, 362500096 bytes
crash_function: _cogl_pipeline_set_layer_texture_target
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package: mutter-2.91.90-2.fc15
rating: 4
reason: Process /usr/bin/mutter was killed by signal 6 (SIGABRT)
release: Fedora release 15 (Lovelock)
time: 1299202080
uid: 500
How to reproduce
1. Firefox was maximised.
2. I clicked on the Firefox title bar and tried to drag it with the mouse.
3. Crash.
Created attachment 482190 [details]
File: backtrace
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 680537 ***


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15 RV Parks near Clinton, Missouri
Tightwad, Missouri 12.62 miles SE
Windsor, Missouri 17.4 miles NE
Lowery City, Missouri 18.06 miles SE
Appleton City, Missouri 18.85 miles SW
577 SE Highway U Clinton, Missouri 64735 (map) | (816) 797-7137
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 0 Reviews
670 SE 803rd Rd Clinton, Missouri 64735 (map) | (660) 477-3402
Sites: 307 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 6 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $10.00
Great stay at this campground. We were not right on the water, so had to drive to tent area to put kayaks in. But fished and saw eagles, osprey, and kingfishers fishing--who did better than I did. Great lake, nice site, good accommodations.
Easy park. Area C was a good loop and most have sewer-but not all. One section in C was tent only. Some loops closed (maybe for season?). Only some sites in Area A have sewer. B I think have none. Still, great campground. Swimming area with sandy shore (wouldn't call it a beach).
We will be back. - Damon-Becky
Aug 2016 - $10.00
This is an excellent Corps of Engineers campground on Truman Lake. There is a nice beach area for those who like to swim. Boat launching is also nearby. Campground host was friendly and helpful. The park ranger was awesome. I was walking my dog when another dog, which wasn't leashed, started pestering us. His owners were outside, but failed to come and get him. The ranger was on the next loop over, saw that I was having problems getting the dog to go back to its site and came over right away to help me out. By this time, the dog owners finally came and got their dog, but it was the ranger who apologized for the problem, not the owners of the unleashed dog. Sites were large and well-spaced. Grass needed to be cut, but it wasn't so terribly long that it was a problem. Will definitely stay here again if in the area. - Bobbi1948
May 2015 - $10.00
Check in was great. The camp host's at the gate were most helpful in getting us checked in and situated. We used to camp a lot at Long Shoal, but we now have a bigger coach, hence staying at Bucksaw. Was not aware there were a few full hookups available here, so would definitely try to get one of them the next time there. Had great location at site 39. Great satellite reception. Power and water pressure good. Showers close and very clean for COE campground. - Never Lost
1006 SE 200th Rd Clinton, Missouri 64735 (map) | (660) 477-0134
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2008 - $6.00
We stayed in this park for a full month because of the price. It is located on a gravel road and does not have very many amenities but the owners are very nice. The showers and laundry room were kept clean and the park was quiet. We were gone during the day but at night we couldn't pick up TV and there were so many trees we couldn't get the satellite to get signal either. We have a very small trailer so getting in was no problem but a big rig (40'+) couldn't fit if the 30' travel trailer that tried to get in next to us was any indication. Overall we liked the laid back owners and especially the price but this is definitely a "roughing it" type of park if you are addicted to city life. - RVcowboy
150 SE 450th Rd Clinton, Missouri 64735 (map) | (660) 885-7546
Sites: 111 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $9.00
We love camping at Sparrowfoot. But the 2 times we have been there the grass was not mowed, trees needed to be trimmed. Our sites were great. Staff was great. In the six yrs we have camped there it now has hardly no one camping there. I think we will be moving to Bucksaw they have water and full hookups. I feel like Sparrowfoot is really neglected. But could still be beautiful if it was groomed and taken care of. - Carol Thomas
Sep 2014 - $9.00
We camped here in a 40' motorhome for a quick overnighter. There were plenty of campsites available in September. 30 amp electric only, but this worked for one night. The power was strong; interior streets were asphalt and pads were a gravel/sand combination. Our site 15A was level. For $9/night using our Senior America the Beautiful discount it was an OK campsite. There were some low hanging tree limbs on some of the interior streets. There were also several water taps for potable water located throughout the campground. I would stay here again. Our Millenicom MiFi got 4G LTE and Verizon was 2 bars. - Tiffinatic
Jun 2011 - $9.00
Another nice COE park on the grand arm of the Truman Reservoir. The sites are NOT directly on the lake, but there is plenty of shade and grass. It's about 1 mile off the MO 13 highway between Branson and Kansas City. No water at sites, but faucets scattered about. Good dump either coming in or going out. There are also 3 group shelters. The fee paid was 1/2 due to Golden Age Passport. - PALPJL
Clinton, Missouri (map) |
Sites: 30 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 0 Reviews
Clinton, Missouri (map) | (660) 885-8824
Sites: 62 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 13 Reviews
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May 2016 - $30.00
Advertised as pull thrus. Actually the sites are long end to end sites for two RVs, so the first in is a pull thru, but the second person must back in. Sites were flat but sloping so 5th wheel rv was not level unless detached from truck. Appeared clean. We camped in a 5th wheel. No serious complaints, but we will not stay here again. - Bill and Pat
Oct 2015 - $30.00
Called late for a reservation. The manager said just park in a pull through site and pay in the morning. Nicely maintained and clean. We would stay here again. - Toby Maxx
Sep 2013 - $30.00
Not too far off Hwy 13 and easily found. Mostly seasonal sites here but we found an empty pull through with full hookups to use for one night. There was nobody in the office -- fill out an envelope and put your money in it in a box. The campground appears to be fairly well maintained. It was a handy stop. - PegL
11086 Highway 7 Clinton, Missouri 64735 (map) | (660) 477-3336
Sites: 190 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 2 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $25.00
Not really happy with our overall stay, but it was the only option at the time. Campground was run down and in need of repairs. Cheap but not great. - Jim Robertson
Jul 2013 - $30.00
An older campground that has a number of permanent residents/sites that are generally in average condition. Wi-Fi is only available in the small rally building but did not try it for reliability. The park would be OK for a couple of nights but nothing longer as it a condition overall leaves much to be desired. Is located 17 miles east of Clinton, Mo and 12 miles west of Warsaw, Mo on #7 highway. The little town of Warsaw has a good variety of shops and mom & pop restaurants. - jc2
158 SE Highway Pp Clinton, Missouri 64735 (map) | (660) 477-3413
Sites: 86 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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May 2009 - $24.00
We reserved ahead, site unseen, for a holiday weekend, and were required to pay for 3 days. They claimed to have sites for RVs up to 50', but getting into the sites without damaging your rig is almost impossible. There are low branches, sharp turns in the campground, no cell phone coverage, no satellite (lots of trees). The owners seemed nice enough, and when we requested a refund, they complied right away. It would have been a long weekend without phones, internet, or TV, and only 30 amp electric. - Like 2 Bike
Long Shoal Park Road Warsaw, Missouri 65355 (map) | (660) 438-2342
Sites: 108 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2017 - $10.00
We stayed here 2 nights while fishing on Truman Lake and have stayed here in previous years. The National Parks Pass makes the stay quite economical. Our site was roomy widthwise, but almost short for a full-size motorhome. Level sites are an issue. The park is a Core of Engineers campground and nicely located on Truman Lake - also at same turn off Hwy 7 for Long Shoal Marina, where we met our fishing guide for the day. It does need more updating of restroom/shower building and grooming of campsites for modern vehicles. - gbburgess
8950 NE HWY C Lowery City, Missouri 64763 (map) | (417) 644-2024
Sites: 115 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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May 2012 - $18.00
COE park, Vault restrooms, Shower house, and electric only sites. Plenty of shade available throughout the campground. Park Attendants super helpful and pleasant. Playgrounds are dated with metal equipment and slides so no play in hot sun. No beach access or open areas so entertainment is limited for children. This park is probably best suited to use as a base camp while using a boat on the lake. - Harlee79


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I have a Sharepoint 2010 Foundation server on Server 2008 R2 connected to SQL 2008 R2 on Server 2008 R2. Our email is hosted by Outlook.com. The Sharepoint server is providing its own SMTP server through IIS.
Ever since we migrated I have had issues getting email alerts to send out from Sharepoint.
What I've done:
I checked Event Logs, but there is nothing in them relating to this.
I checked Job History in Central Admin and they are recording successes on Immediate Alerts.
I used Martin9700's How-to to test SMTP connectivity and relaying and it worked perfectly.
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I would check with outlook.com:
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This is what I want to happen & I could see Elway going this way.
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Beginning Cap Space: $33,271,133
Main Cuts
Russell Okung (+10.9m)
Donald Stephenson (+3m)
Virgil Green (+2.8m)
Ty Sambrailo (+520k)
Casey Kreiter (-540k)
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Shaquil Barrett (-615k)
Matt Paradis (-540k)
Brandon McManus (-1.7m)
Vance Walker (-2m)
Dekoda Watson (-900k)
Sylvester Williams (-775k)
Cap Room: $49,795,500
Free Agents
Calais Campbell - 3 years, $36 million
Andrew Whitworth - 2 years, $25 million
Menelik Watson - 2 years, $7 million
Larry Warford - 2 years, $8 million
No idea how much these guys are worth, so help me out if I'm wrong.
Cap Room: $18,462,167
Round 1 - #20
Cam Robinson OT - Alabama
Perhaps he'll be our LT of the future. In any case he'll be here a while.
Round 2 - #51
Dan Feeney OG - Indiana
We need more talent inside, he fits the bill.
** Denver trades #82 & #97 for #61 **
Round 2 - #61
Bucky Hodges TE - Virginia Tech
In Hodges we get an imposing figure at TE, though rougher around the edges than the top guys.
Round 3 - #102
Cooper Kupp, WR, Eastern Washington (stealing from germ-x)
He would certainly be a steal, if he's still available.
The rest I'm not sure.
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So where does Robinson play?
LT- Whitworth
LG- Feeney
C- Paradis
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Does he push for time at RT?
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KingBishop wrote:
So where does Robinson play?
LT- Whitworth
LG- Feeney
C- Paradis
RG- Warford
RT- Watson
Does he push for time at RT?
Yeah the idea is he competes with Watson for the RT job until after Whitworth leaves or if he declines. I guess if were drafting a guy at 20 he probably should start but it doesn't hurt to have depth.
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id love to have a dynamic running back in the mold of dion lewis, Tevin Coleman. I really want Christian McCaffrey.
But i love this draft dont think robinson falls to us but if he gets into the teens i can see Elway trading up.
Idk what to think of our weapons outside of Thomas and Sanders. Fowler has shown the most flashes, followed by Taylor, Followed by latimer last year with Brock.
Im not sure of our w3apons didnt produce because of the offense, and oline or the scheme or if they just aren't good.
This draft my biggest pet peeve is we're neglecting the defense which I dont see Elway doing. He isnt gonna sacrafice an elite d for a potential improvement to the offensive line.
I really think he goes corner early top 3 rounds because this is a deep class with many steals to be had and Talib is getting older and is a problem waiting to happen.
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Love the FA. Campbell and Whitworth have to be our #1a and #1b targets. They are both so elite that their mere presence will elevate the entire OL and DL as a unit.
Also like Watson as an under-the-radar type signing. Make no mistake though, he is much closer to a swing backup that starting caliber guy. He has been hurt and inconsistent all career, but for the price, I would take him. Like the upside and idea that he could push whoever we draft at RT.
Larry Warford is going to cost closer to 8M than 4M. He would be a great signing but likely out of our price range if we snag the big signings.
Love Cam Robinson at 1.20 as long as the FO is understanding that he is a RT. And he will be a good one at that. May be closer to a Phil Loadholt / Orlando Franklin type RT that has speed issues in pass protection, but he will be able to hold his own against power rushers and will be an immediate plus in the run game. Also has upside as an OG, and potentially could be best as a mauling RG if RT gives him troubles. Regardless, draft him, fit him somewhere on the right side of the line and let him bully guys.
I like but don't love Feeney. Nice player, NFL ready mentally and technique but his base power is somewhat worrisome and his concussion history scares the hell out of me, especially in this NFL climate. He may be worth the gamble though.
Love Bucky Hodges. He is the type of weapon that we need. Hate Cooper Kupp, he just doesn't flash enough for me. I think he is a R5 talent. Would rather snag Ryan Switzer as a slot guy, he can help returning kicks too.
Also, Sly Williams is getting more than $775K. Probably 3-4M per type deal. He shouldn't be back.
Nice work overall.
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In some countries, I'm not sure Hotel Derby would quite live up to its four stars, but all things considered, my friend and I found it to be a pleasant stay for our four nights in Barcelona.
Overall - it's clean and safe, beds were comfortable, and although it's not right in the centre, we got around just fine. The building is modern and the receptionists were friendly and helpful. Our twin room on the 5th floor was cool and relatively spacious. There was the added perk of a very small pool and sun deck you can use at the sister hotel across the street, and there were little things like a turn down service.
The biggest downside was as other have mentioned, the walls are pretty thin! In the mornings, we could hear what I presume was the cleaning staff moving around beds, closing drawers etc. Also, the wifi was a bit dodgy. There were also little things like our shower made an irritating screeching noise whenever we used it and a couple of (admittedly discreet) gentleman's clubs are in the area... but maybe that's just what Barcelona is like because it felt like a very safe area!
A note on transport - If you're coming in from the airport without much luggage, you can take the train to Barcelona Sants Station and walk about 15 minutes from there. I would probably hop in a taxi if you've got a heavier load. And, if it's already dark when you arrive, I'd suggest taking a taxi. There were some interesting characters on the main road from the station (i.e. a lot of people digging through bins) and as two girls, my friend and I discovered that the best metro to use at night was Hospital Clinic.
Overall: I'm not sure how much it would have ended up costing us per night, as we booked through a British Airways deal, but based one what I estimate we paid, I think it was a really good deal and for the right price, I'd happily recommend.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- A four-star hotel located next to Barcelona's Diagonal commercial and business area and just 10 minutes away from the Sants AVE station.Because of the peace and tranquillity of its location, its connection with the rest of the city and the internal distribution of its guest rooms, Hotel Derby is one of the best options for accommodation in Barcelona, whether you are travelling for business or pleasure.Located on an almost completely pedestrian street, Hotel Derby has 115 guest rooms, 3 function rooms and the Epsom Restaurant for groups.Services115 guest rooms: 17 single rooms, 92 double rooms and 6 junior suite roomsEpsom Scotch BarEpsom Restaurant for groupsThe Times coffee shopBreakfast buffet24-hour room service and mini-barBusiness centreWi-Fi in all areasFunction rooms and spaces for eventsLaundry and ironing serviceSmall dogs allowed ... more less
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How the West Was WonDirector: Henry Hathaway, John Ford, George Marshall
Cast: James Stewart
Filmed in panoramic Cinerama, this star-studded, epic Western adventure is a true cinematic classic. Three legendary directors (Henry Hathaway, John Ford, and George Marshall) combine their skills to tell the story of three families and their travels from the Erie Canal to California between 1839 and 1889. Spencer Tracy narrates the film, which cost an estimated 15 million dollars to complete. In the first segment, "The Rivers," pioneer Zebulon Prescott (Karl Malden) sets out to settle in the West with his wife (Agnes Moorehead) and their four children. Along with other settlers and river pirates, they run into mountain man Linus Rawlings (James Stewart), who sells animal hides. The Prescotts try to raft down the Ohio River in a raft, but only daughters Lilith (Debbie Reynolds) and Eve (Carroll Baker) survive. Eve and Linus get married, while Lilith continues on. In the second segment, "The Plains," Lilith ends up singing in a saloon in St. Louis, but she really wants to head west in a wagon train led by Roger Morgan (Robert Preston). Along the way, she's accompanied by the roguish gambler Cleve Van Valen (Gregory Peck), who claims he can protect her. After he saves her life during an Indian attack, they get married and move to San Francisco. In the third segment, "The Civil War," Eve and Linus' son, Zeb (George Peppard), fights for the Union. After he's forced to kill his Confederate friend, he returns home and gives the family farm to his brother. In the fourth segment, "The Railroads," Zeb fights with his railroad boss (Richard Widmark), who wants to cut straight through Indian territory. Zeb's co-worker Jethro (Henry Fonda) refuses to cut through the land, so he quits and moves to the mountains. After the railway camp is destroyed, Zeb heads for the mountains to visit him. In the fifth segment, "The Outlaws," Lilith is an old widow traveling from California to Arizona to stay with her nephew Zeb on his ranch. However, he has to fight a gang of desperadoes first. How the West Was Won garnered three Oscars, for screenplay, film editing, and sound production.
Product Details
- Release Date:
- 09/09/2008
- 0012569799714
- Original Release:
- 1962
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- Region Code:
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- Time:
- 2:44:00
- Sales rank:
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Special Features
Cast & Crew
|James Stewart
|Linus Rawlings
|Henry Fonda
|Jethro Stuart
|Gregory Peck
|Cleve Van Valen
|Debbie Reynolds
|Lilith Prescott
|Richard Widmark
|Mike King
|George Peppard
|Zeb Rawlings
|Karl Malden
|Zebulon Prescott
|John Wayne
|Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman
|Carolyn Jones
|Julie Rawlings
|Robert Preston
|Roger Morgan
|Eli Wallach
|Charlie Gant
|Carroll Baker
|Eve Prescott
|Lee J. Cobb
|Marshal Lou Ramsey
|Brigid Bazlen
|Dora Hawkins
|Walter Brennan
|Col. Hawkins
|David Brian
|Andy Devine
|Corporal Peterson
|Raymond Massey
|Abraham Lincoln
|Agnes Moorehead
|Rebecca Prescott
|Thelma Ritter
|Agathe Clegg
|Mickey Shaughnessy
|Dep. Stover
|Russ Tamblyn
|Confederate deserter
|Willis B. Bouchey
|Henry "Harry" Morgan
|Gen. Ulysses S. Grant
|Walter Reed
|Joe Sawyer
|Ship's Officer
|Carleton Young
|Union Soldier
|Spencer Tracy
|Kim Charney
|Sam Prescott
|Jay C. Flippen
|Claude Johnson
|Jeremiah Rawlings
|Tudor Owen
|Parson Harvey
|Jamie Ross
|Bryan Russell
|Zeke Prescott
|Clinton Sundberg
|Hylan Seabury
|Lee Van Cleef
|Ken Curtis
|Union Soldier
|John Damler
|Ken Dibbs
|William Henry
|Staff Officer
|Roy Jenson
|Robert Nash
|Harvey Parry
|Jack Pennick
|Corporal Murphy
|Gil Perkins
|Victor Romito
|Harry Dean Stanton
|Gant gang member (billed as Dean Stanton)
|Karl Swenson
|Train conductor
|Jack Lambert
|Gant henchman
|Christopher Dark
|Poker player
|Gene Roth
|Riverboat poker player
|James Griffith
|Poker player
|Walter Burke
|Wagon poker player
|John Larch
|J. Edward McKinley
|Mark Allen
|Charlie Briggs
|Paul Bryar
|Auctioneer's assistant
|Beulah Archuletta
|Indian woman
|Chuck Roberson
|Union soldier/stunts
|Boyd "Red" Morgan
|Rodopho (Rudy) Acosta
|Gant gang member
|Sol (Saul) Gorss
|Harry Monty
Technical Credits
|Henry Hathaway
|John Ford
|George Marshall
|William H. Daniels
|Ken Darby
|Score Composer
|George W. Davis
|Art Director
|William Ferrari
|Art Director
|Arnold A. Gillespie
|Special Effects
|Henry W. Grace
|Set Decoration/Design
|Don Greenwood
|Set Decoration/Design
|Dave Guard
|Addison Hehr
|Art Director
|Robert R. Hoag
|Special Effects
|Loren Janes
|Milton Krasner
|Harold Kress
|Joseph La Shelle
|Charles B. Lang
|William McGarry
|Asst. Director
|Johnny Mercer
|Jack Mills
|Set Decoration/Design
|Alfred Newman
|Score Composer
|Walter Plunkett
|Costumes/Costume Designer
|Robert Saunders
|Asst. Director
|William Shanks
|Asst. Director
|Robert Sidney
|Bernard Smith
|Wingate Smith
|Asst. Director
|William J. Tuttle
|James R. Webb
|Harold E. Wellman
|Whiskeyhill Singers
Scene Index
1. Overture [4:30]
2. Credits [3:08]
3. Westward Expansion [3:20]
4. The Prescotts [4:24]
5. Linus Rawlings [4:26]
6. Kissed Permanent [5:32]
7. Carved Sentiments [2:29]
8. Cave-Dwelling Varmints [4:47]
9. I'll See You Burn [5:55]
10. Rapids Ahead [4:33]
11. Strong-Minded Woman [5:04]
12. Lily's Goldmine [5:07]
13. Alone and Single [4:46]
14. Hired Man [5:34]
15. Raise a Ruckus Tonight [2:02]
16. Morgan's Proposal [2:14]
17. Cheyenne Attack [4:44]
18. Brooks Claim [3:04]
19. What Was Your Name in the States? [1:04]
20. Second Time Around [3:09]
21. A Home in the Meadow [3:55]
22. Intermission [:40]
Disc #2 -- How the West Was Won: The Movie - Part II
23. Entr'acte [4:41]
24. Zeb Off to War [7:43]
25. The Deserters [4:57]
26. Sherman and Grant [3:07]
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I saw the original movie in CINERAMA (if anyone remembers that type of presentation then you may remember it as I do as being awesome). Lilith (Debbie Reynolds) heads west to claim a gold mine left to her by her uncle, Gregory Peck goes along to try to cheat her out of some of the money from the gold mine, finds out there is no money and leaves her. They get together later for other reasons.
George Peppard does kill a particular Confederate but the man is not his friend, he barely knows the man and it's not clear at first he is a Confederate. Richard Widmark is not George Peppards boss and the reason George Peppard leaves has to do with a matter of honor not because of the destruction of the railroad camp which was a great scene. As for the final segment it too had another great CINERAMA scene and there's history between George Peppard and the leader of the outlaw gang played by Eli Wallach. Think of "Magnificent Seven" and "The Good,The Bad and The Ugly" when it comes to Mr Wallachs character.
As for the reviewer who thinks this movie doesn't address the indians side this movie was made in 1962 when cowboys were good and there was rarely an indian side to anything except for maybe a movie like Broken Arrow.
A correction to an earlier reviewer: the Louis L'Amour book was a novelization of the movie. The film came first.
BENNIE QUINCY SHAFT SAYS … WOW! Much has been written about the excellence of, "How the West Was Won." I concur. The visuals and the sound are outstanding. There are no complicated plots here and no complicated storyline, but, again, the visuals and the sound are outstanding. We did notice one problem with the audio, however. While the Dolby Digital 5.1 (the BD's default) played perfectly, the superior Dolby Tru HD 5.1 was about one-quarter second ahead of the picture, making it impossible to use that soundtrack. Our OPPO 105 BD player could be the culprit, seeing as how we have had this problem with two DTS HD Master soundtracks in the past. However, since the player has been "spot-on" with other DTS HD Master soundtracks and all the LPCM soundtracks, I believe this to be yet another poorly authored Blu-ray Disc. We really don't know the answer.
An adaption of a Louis L'Amour novel of the same title, this is the best of many. The music will really haunt you, and the feeling of possibilities that was the West comes through in the film. A great character study of people that made the trek, with few "heros" thrown in to set the time period. This is a great story of how people make history instead of events, and how people make events into history. I heartily recomment this film, and the book. Both will keep you up to watch and read, and leave you to thinking long after of all the ones that we never read of, but are descended from, no matter race, creed, color, or religion.
Some minor errors, but they do not detract from the truth of this film. If you want to know the facts, watch this film. Note the emphasis on the American Dream and Manifest Destiny
This movie shows in colorful ways the 'White' side of the West.
It does in no way mention the terrible price the Native Americans paid for this 'Winning of the West' Anybody who watches tthis movie should also watch the decumentary 'How the West was lost' that shows the suffering of the Native Americans caused by the greed of the American Government, settlers and the military ( a PBS ducumentary).


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THe office staff, other than the doctor, are kind and professional. He, on the other hand is not. He actually answered his cell phone while he had a scope up my nose. Then he couldn't figure out why I was unhappy. Unfortunately, he's the only allergist in town.
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Finding a world class, correctly restored tri-five convertible is becoming increasingly difficult for two reasons. First, the Bel Air has been at the top of almost every collector's wish list for decades now. And secondly, they're snatched up faster than a T-bone in a dog pound, with deposits being slapped down almost the minute one hits the market. The last three we've featured, this Lakespur Blue classic this rare Fuelie car and this equally impressive collection car brought $104K, $135K and $115K respectively, and all sold within a month of hitting our website. That means if you want to fulfill your dream of owning the holy grail of classic 50s style, you'd better be on point when our newest arrival goes live! Dressed in a correct black, red and silver color combination; equipped with its original Super Turbo Fire V8, Saginaw 3-speed drivetrain; and sporting only test miles since a complete frame-off restoration, this blue chip tri-five is the best we've ever had. If you're looking for a super nice cruiser that you can drive and show with equal enthusiasm, this Bel Air is a great choice!
When you walk up to this stunning ragtop, the first thing you'll notice is its remarkably straight body. That's because someone invested a considerable amount of time in a complete frame-off restoration, and the fruit of their labor hangs from every perspective. No matter how hard the fine folks on GM's assembly line may have tried, they simply didn't have the time or technology to produce anything this clean. And as the beneficiary of a high quality nut and bolt rebuild, every angle of this 57's finned body is solid and true. After countless hours of welding, aligning and sanding, the car's expert restorers sprayed a correct coat of timeless GM code 793 Onyx Black under a thick clearcoat shell and buffed up a brilliant shine. And today, even in the harsh fluorescent lights of our bright showroom, the car's panel fitment is even, its finish is glossy and its body displays no major imperfections.
There's just something about late 50s GM convertibles that speaks to the very soul of any true car guy. And this Bel Air, with its solid body and acres of fresh brightwork, evokes the kind of euphoric nostalgia you might find in a classic Norman Rockwell painting. At the front of the car a heavy, body-width bumper houses a proper gold Bel Air grille behind a pristine Chevrolet crest and clear, white parking lights. Above that crest, Bel Air exclusive gold hood ornamentation sits between bright T3 headlights and good looking '57 Chevy exclusive 'spear bullets and spoons'. At the sides of those bullets, classic tri-five Chevy stainless, which visually connects the car's front fenders with its rear fins, is branded by Bel Air exclusive gold emblems and displays no dulling or imperfections of any kind. Below that stainless, dent-free rocker moldings and factory wheel skirts, which overemphasize the car's overall length, perfectly reflect our stained concrete floor. At the top of those rockers, excellent looking stainless trim combines with a new driver's mirror and traditional chrome door handles as a stylish complement to like-new glass and a correct white top. And at the back of the car, peaked stainless trim, which begins at the top of the fins and continues down to chrome trimmed tail lights, perfectly complements a second body-width chrome bumper and Bel Air exclusive gold trunk ornamentation.
In 1957, Chevrolet's 283 cubic inch Super Turbo Fire V8 was the most common choice for factory GM performance. It made an advertised 220 horsepower, created a stout 300 lb./ft. of torque; and even in today's world of 300 horsepower grocery getters, it's still quick and impressive. Follow this Bel Air's slick Onyx Black basecoat into its highly detailed engine bay and you'll find a 1957-exclusive 3731548 small block that's been layered in a thick coat of familiar Chevy Orange paint. At the top of that legendary mill, a fully restored satin black air cleaner funnels wind into a Power Pack exclusive 4-barrel carburetor that comes complete with a correct glass fuel bowl. At the base of that carburetor, a correct cast iron intake feeds air and fuel to authentic Power Pack heads that are capped by great looking stamped Chevrolet valve covers. And at the back of that intake, a traditional points distributor shoots fire through fresh Radio GM TVRS cables that are organized into painted metal wire looms. Once those fires have been lit, an original black radiator circulates coolant through fresh reproduction hoses and authentic squeeze clamps. Once that air and fuel is torched, bare metal exhaust manifolds whisk spent gases into a Power Pack true dual exhaust system. And once combustion is created, new V-belts spin a tagged Delco-Remy generator opposite a rebuilt Harrison air conditioning system. Everything in this Bel Air's engine bay is as complete as its pristine exterior panels, and not a single detail was missed during the car's calculated restoration.
Take a gander under this top notch tri-five and you'll get an idea of just how recently its restoration was completed. Judging by the looks of things, I don't think the car has seen more than 100 miles of post paint shop road time; and those miles certainly haven't been logged on a wet surface. Its X-frame is stunningly straight and smooth. Its floor pans are solid and covered in the same GM satin black as its rebuilt suspension. And backing up the small block engine is an era-correct 3-speed manual transmission which wears a correct 3845122 Saginaw casting number. That column shifted transmission sends power to what appears to be a factory rear end. The car's clean front suspension hangs factory power steering inside of correct coil springs and manual drum brakes. Its proven rear suspension hangs new shocks inside of correct leaf springs and two more manual drum brakes. Its mandrel bent true dual exhaust system features polished factory replacement mufflers. And keeping the power to the pavement is a familiar set of 14 inch painted steel wheels which spin 7.50-14 BF Goodrich Silvertown radials around mirror-like stainless wheel covers. Fortunately, this Chevy isn't a victim of the rampant over-restoration that befalls so many 'ropes and red carpet' cars. And while its undercarriage is respectably clean, it's certainly not anything you'll be afraid to drive when there's more than a 20% chance of rain.
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Looks like a lot of older computers will be able to run the game, guess it is just a matter of how much settings you have to turn down to make it runnable at a decent fps. Good news for a lot of people that have not upgraded their computers yet like moi. Don't upgrade your GPU yet if you don't have to, see if you can run it the first day you can logon on low settings.
GeForce 9600 512MB @ $70.00 to $100.00 @ Newegg
[iRecommend] nVidia 9800 GX2 $130.00, GTX 260 $200.00, GTX 275 (Obsolete?), GTX 465 $300.00
Radeon HD 2900 @ $70.00 to $100.00 @ Ebay
[iRecommend] ATI Radeon 5770 @ $150.00 to $179.00 @ Newgg
Good site for average PC Gaming Rig Builds: PC Wizkid Tech Talk. Very good site for the average build/prices etc. In 3 months all those prices could drop.
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My husband I stayed there 1 night and it was very nice. They are very welcoming and easy to deal with on the phone for booking and questions. I have Celiac so I was looking for a breakfast that could be catered to my allergy. They said they have other options for breakfast that are equivilant to a regular meal would be. Rather than Oatmeal, they served me the hot breakfast cereal called "Holy Crap". I've had this before and it's not my favorite BUT in saying that, it was a gluten free option so they did exactly what they told me. The rest of the meal was good but on the small side as far as "3 course meal" goes. My husband left still feeling hungry. It was tasty though!
The room was nice (#10), jacuzzi's in all rooms is quite the bonus. Water wasn't very hot which was too bad but I just boiled a few rounds of the kettle and added it ;)
The sound barrier between rooms wasn't great, but the building is older so I am not surprised. I could hear the people above us using the washroom and anyones door closing in the near vacinity but what can you do?
All in all, it was a nice getaway for 1 night and we'd probably go there again but for the extra $20 to stay in the honeyroom suite, I think we'd try out!
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- Surrounded by mountains this Bed & Breakfast style Inn is owner operated since 2002 by professional chef Lonny. All guest rooms have been designed for your comfort. 4 poster beds and jacuzzi tubs with views of the rocky mountains from either your balcony or patio. The Inn serves a 3 course breakfast with its B&B rates, you will not want to miss the food. Specialising in small group weddings (2 to 60 persons), the Inn has won awards for service and hospitality and local landscaping. Set below Lady Macdonald mountain in Canmore Alberta you can access hiking trail, mountain biking, cross country and downhill skiing within minutes. ... more less
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Gates Institute implants subcutaneous defibrillator
The Gates Vascular Institute has become the first health care facility in Western New York to implant a subcutaneous defibrillator in a heart patient, Kaleida Health announced.
The patient, a City of Tonawanda woman, has recovered from the procedure and has returned home, Kaleida reports.
The implant was performed by Dr. Chee Kim, the only electrophysiologist currently using the procedure here.
The subcutaneous defibrillator, or S-ICD, developed by Boston Scientific, is about the size of a Mason jar lid and is placed just below the skin and eliminates the need for electrodes to be inserted in the heart.
To date, more than 1,400 S-ICD devices have been implanted in patients worldwide.


text: By JANE WARDELLLONDON (AP) ¿ The British government allowed Northern Rock to continue making risky loans for another six months after it became the first bank to receive a state bailout, a report by a public spending watchdog revealed Friday. In the most damning review so far of the government's ability to contain the financial crisis, the National Audit Office also said the Treasury knew about shortcomings in banking oversight as far back as 2004 ¿ but did not make the issue a priority. The office concluded overall that the government was right to step in and take control of Northern Rock given the potential loss to taxpayers from a private sale, but that finding was overshadowed by critical detail in its 58-page report revealing that lawmakers were underprepared and slow to respond to the crisis. "The government dithered over this for months and a great deal of damage was done," Vince Cable, a lawmaker in the opposition Liberal Democrat party, told the BBC. Cable added that the government appeared to have learned from some of its early mistakes, but said that concerns remained about the government's ability to direct other banks it has since taken majority stakes in, including the Royal Bank of Scotland, one of the world's biggest financial groups.