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It Has Been a Great Centennial Year for 4-H
Writer: Julene Reese, 435-797-0810
Contact: Kevin Kesler, 435-797-0930
USU Extension 4-H Centennial Celebration: Event of the Century
Approximately 750 people participated in "Celebrating the Past, Creating the Future," the Utah State University Extension 4-H centennial celebration held on the USU campus July 12-14. In one full day and two part days, 29 contests, 92 workshops and three general sessions were held that included speakers, talent displays and awards, a myriad of activities, a BBQ, an alumni reunion and the opening of a time capsule that had been sealed for 37 years.
Kevin Kesler, USU Extension director of 4-H and youth programs, said there were 500 people registered for the events and nearly 250 additional people who attended the 4-H alumni reunion and family day activities.
"It was a wonderful event, and I am so proud of our staff and colleagues for the way they provided our 4-H youth, families and alumni with such a spectacular celebration of Utah
4-H," he said.
A special Aggie ice cream flavor, Clover Craze, was created for the celebration, and a human clover picture was taken with 200 people.
Six people were inducted into the Utah 4-H Hall of Fame, including Robert Gilliland, Kelly B. Maxfield, Evan Olsen, F. Ross Peterson, Deloris Stokes and Olene S. Walker. University and community officials, along with 500 4-H youth, volunteers and alumni, were on hand for the awards program. The Utah 4-H Hall of Fame promotes the value of Utah 4?H membership by recognizing notable people in the state who were 4?H members and attribute their success in life to their 4?H experience. Information on award winners is available at www.utah4H.org/centennial/files/uploads/HallOfFameProgramFinal.pdf.
In conjunction with the celebration, Senator Mike Lee presented a congressional reading on the Senate floor explaining the roots of Utah 4-H and touting its impact on youth, available at http://capitolwords.org/date/2012/07/10/S4819-3_one-hundred-years-of-utah-4-h/.
"For the past 100 years, the 4-H Club of Utah has provided youth with the opportunity to cultivate and continue our Nation's rich agricultural heritage while simultaneously training them in the technologies and advancements of the future," the reading states. "Thus, Utah 4-H's centennial theme ? 'Celebrating the Past, Creating the Future' ? is particularly pertinent. I find it appropriate to commemorate Utah 4-H at its centennial in the halls and records of Congress."
Kesler said he couldn't have been happier with the way the Centennial celebration turned out.
"It truly was a celebration of the past and preparation for the future," he said. "I won't be around for the 200 year 4-H celebration, but from what I saw at the 100-year event, 4-H will definitely be here."


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A March 25 gathering in a north Queen Anne home included its original owners, George and Joe Shaughnessy. They met with current owners Georgi and Steve Krom and childhood friends Charles and Marion Wright of Magnolia.
George was 5 and Joe was 1 when they moved to 3267 Conkling Place W. in 1931. Their family had to move from Green Lake during the construction of the Aurora Bridge.
Their father, Joe Shaughnessy, worked for the Seattle P-I and the Seattle Star as a web press-man, always active in union politics. He passed away in 1966.
His wife, Helen, only drove once in her life. Most people had one car per family, and every-one took the bus in those days.
The '30s were a time of great poverty. It was not uncommon for families to provide meals to other families on the street.
In the early days, the main-floor bedroom of the home was rented out to Joe Guerria, a Navy man.
There was no refrigeration in the '30s. There was an icebox to keep food cold and regular deliveries of ice. The original sink in the kitchen was much lower to accommodate Mrs. Shaughnessy's height.
The house originally had a pond in the south corner of the backyard. There were few houses on 10th Avenue so the boys played badminton in the vacant land above the house.
When they were younger, George tried to drop his younger brother down the three-story laundry chute. Luckily, Joe was too big and did not fit.
Joe remembered when Skippy, the family's wire-haired fox terrier, heard a dogfight on the street. He jumped out of Joe's arms onto the bed in the second-floor bedroom, went out the window onto the turret and fell onto the driveway. He walked funny for a week but recovered.
The boys had lots of fun with other kids on the street. They used the basement of the house as a dance floor and spread Ivory soap on the floor to glide more easily. There was no wall between the laundry room and playroom, so the space was bigger back then.
In the time of Prohibition, their parents made bathtub gin in the basement.
George was in the Navy and an accountant later in life. His first wife lived at Eighth Avenue and Bertona Street and later moved to 3220 Conkling Place W. when she dated George. Sadly, she died of cancer in her 40s.
George then married a woman he met in Italy and moved to her hometown of Naples, Fla.
He is now back in Seattle and living in a retirement community.
Joe was an Army intelligence officer in World War II and the Korean War. He gathered intelligence in the Far East and lived in Japan. He worked in sales later in life before retirement, and he and his wife, Dorothy, now live in Orting, Wash.
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Furthermore. 10 years ago before all this double content hupla, I copied a few of my articles onto some sites like searchthis or other. I just ignored that I did this. As there is no real solution other than the difficult task of traking all those down and deleting.
I'll just do what i want with the content, and use link attribution on the forums.
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I cannot tell you how happy I am that the scientific community has stopped wasting time on trivial things such as killer diseases and is now focusing its mental energy on issues that really matter to everyday folk like you and I.
For instance, have you ever found yourself sitting around and wondering how cartoon legend Fred Flintstone, patriarch of the "modern Stone Age family," is able to stop his caveman car using nothing but his feet?
No? Well, neither have I, but that is probably because you and I are not scientists with massive brains and, as far as I can tell, way too much time on our hands.
Even when I was a not-overly-bright kid, I didn't have too much trouble differentiating between (a) the cartoon universe unfolding on my TV set every Saturday morning and (b) the real world wherein the first law of physics states that if someone drops a piano on your head, the result will most likely be extremely disgusting.
But it's different for scientific minds such as Kyle Hill, who wrote a scholarly and entertaining blog for Scientific American, wherein he took a serious look at what would happen to Fred Flintstone, in the real world, if he actually used his calloused caveman feet to halt the forward momentum of his rock-mobile, which essentially was two rock rollers -- like granite rolling pins on steroids -- held together by logs.
Employing the scientific method, Hill calculated that Fred, a cartoon character who exists on a diet of Brontosaurus Burgers, weighs in at a hefty 95 kilograms (210 pounds) whereas his foot-powered cave car tips the scales of science at 865 kilograms and can travel at a top speed of about 25 cartoon miles per hour.
In the cartoon universe, Hill points out, Fred's famed feet are indestructible and by slamming them into the road he can bring the rock-mobile to a stop in about eight metres (or 26 feet).
In the real world -- get ready for a surprise -- the story would be a little bit different for our animated hero.
"The force of friction on his feet would be twice the bite force of a large American alligator, so I don't think his toes would take it too well," Hill points out on the Scientific American website. "To put it another way, it would be like standing on a belt sander with an adolescent African elephant on your back."
To recap: We have a very smart real-life researcher who understands science explaining that a cartoon character's feet would burst into flames if he stopped his cartoon car using his unprotected feet as brakes.
Or in Hill's words: "When a material can't handle the friction, the result is catastrophic heating and disintegration. In all likelihood, Fred Flintstone's feet after braking would look like airplane landing gear when it can't handle the friction."
While this is not good news for Wilma and Pebbles, science shouldn't stop here. There are many more cartoon questions that need to go under the microscope, such as what would happen, in reality, if a clever roadrunner obtained, say, an anvil from the Acme Anvil Co. and dropped it on top of a hungry but dumb coyote that had been pursuing him for no apparent reason in every single episode?
Or what if that same coyote ran off a steep cliff and then just stood there, hanging in mid-air, possibly doing his taxes, possibly reading a library book, but definitely refusing to look down? Would he just float there, blatantly defying the laws of gravity, until he finally glanced down at his feet, at which point he would plummet like a (bad word) stone, leaving a cartoon-style coyote-shaped hole in the ground, but sustaining absolutely no life-threatening injuries? Is that what would happen in real life?
I'd love to tell you the answers, but I can't do that, because, even though I have seen almost every episode of Pinky and the Brain, I'm not a scientist.


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The goal of the creators is to "bring social networks back to the real world through an essential, on-the-go lifeline: your phone." I say it's all the freedom of a handheld, without having one. To learn how to post your favorite sites to the Website of the Day group,
I know that this long list looks scary, but trust me, once you get the hang of it, it'll be a snap the second time around.
- First of all, join the Website of the Day group
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- Choose "Blog"
- Give your photo a Title
- Leave the category as "general"
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- Add keyword(s) (for example mine for this photo was "Website of the Day")
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Miguel Cotto (37-2, 30 KOs) may be a decided underdog coming into this Saturday's showdown with Floyd Mayweather (42-6, 26 KOs) at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, but the Puerto Rican battler will be in a much better place, psychologically, than at any point since 2008. Cotto's familial cycle of strife and reunion seems to have calmed and, even in the gym, things have settled down with Pedro Diaz assuming the role of head trainer without all of the drama usually associated with that position. But those are minor details for a fighter like Cotto, the former junior welterweight, welterweight, and reigning WBA junior middleweight titlist. They are things that make life run a little smoother, but, ultimately, matter little on the main stage of elite-level combat. No, Cotto's better frame of mind will come from him being able to assume the role of hunter in this upcoming bout, a role he hasn't really been able to step into since ripping Alfonso Gomez apart in defense of hi...
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PRONUNCIATION: dôg'ər-əl, dŏg'ər-
VARIANT FORMS: also dog·grel ( dôg'rəl, dŏg-)
NOUN: Crudely or irregularly fashioned verse, often of a humorous or burlesque nature.
ETYMOLOGY: From Middle English, poor, worthless, from dogge, dog. See dog.
OTHER FORMS: dogger·el —ADJECTIVE
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A campaign for a town council in Guiseley has reached a significant landmark, according to organisers.
Campaigners say they have reached the halfway mark this week in their effort to collect more than 1,000 signatures on a petition calling on Leeds City Council to establish the new body.
Co-ordinator David Bowe has written to more than 500 people who have signed so far, calling on them to help galvanise support to reach the target.
He said: "We are asking all our supporters to speak to their family, friends and neighbours living in Guiseley – postcode LS20 – and encourage them to sign our petition.
"We are particularly keen to encourage people to use our online sign-on facility."
He said progress towards the target of 1,000-plus signatures – ten per cent of the voters in the proposed Guiseley Town Council area – was slow in the autumn due to the short daylight hours and bad weather. But he said steady progress was being made since the New Year, with the setting up of a website with a sign-on facility and the printing and distributing of a leaflet making the case for a town council.
Mr Bowe added: "As daylight hours lengthen and the weather improves, we will be calling on more residents, asking them to sign our petition. "We are now optimistic that within two or three months we will have a sufficient number of signatures to trigger a local government review, which we hope will lead to the establishment of a town council in Guiseley.
"I appeal to all Guiseley residents to sign our petition and help us get a town council that will listen to local opinion and act as a voice for local residents." To sign the petition or find out more, go to www. guiseleytownpetition.net.
The proposal for a parish council has not found favour with everyone.
Earlier this year Guiseley Coun Graham Latty argued that an Aireborough Parish Council would be a more sensible option.
He said he was not aware of any in-depth or widespread consultations carried out by Mr Bowe on the issue of a Guiseley Town Council.
He said: "I am on record as saying that while I would support a parish if that was really what people wanted, I believe that the emerging Aireborough Neighbourhood Forum, a totally non-political body, is better placed to do the things that matter."


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The City of Glendale Office of Economic Development has a new talented team member to tout: Kristen Stephenson has joined the city as an Economic Development Specialist. Stephenson spent 12 years with the Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC), where she provided crucial economic and competitive analyses, including tax policy, incentive analysis and economic impact modeling and was most recently GPEC's leading Economic Analyst.
"Economic development is an engine for the city of Glendale and we are fortunate to have someone of Kristen's intellectual acumen on our team who understands the Valley and state and the value of progress through business," said Brian Friedman, Executive Director of Community and Economic Development. "Accurate, well-positioned market and economic information is critical to everything Glendale does to communicate our proposition, from engaging clients to reaching out to brokers and developers and Kristen's expertise will help us continue to grow."
While at GPEC she also oversaw and managed the daily activities of the organization's research internship program and was responsible for tracking GPEC's progress toward its goals. Stephenson has played an instrumental role in the development of the new Greater Phoenix Rising website in which she researched, organized and compiled vast amounts of data to fill the site and provided feedback on its creative direction. She earned a bachelor's degree in economics from Arizona State University and has actively participated in the Arizona Economic Roundtable, an association for business economists, for the past five years. Stephenson grew up in Glendale and currently resides in Glendale with her husband and two sons.
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Lisa Small, right, and two co-workers
Your Kingdom Come!Passion, restlessness, Gods Hand and the testimony of
the Legionaries of Christ and consecrated members of Regnum Christi
were the main means God used to convince a New
Zealand girl, tears in her eyes, to leap onto an
airplane destined for the unknown. Gods task was not
easy but in the end His love won me for
Himself, and I made the biggest leap of faith I
had ever made
This was the start of life-changing,
purifying, joy-filled journey of my co-worker year!Although of South African
birth, I immigrated with my parents to New Zealand at
age twelve. It was there that the plan God
had in mind for me from all eternity unfolded. I
belong to a family of five: my father who
isn´t religious, my mother who is Portuguese and my two
younger sisters, Michele, sixteen and Sara, fourteen. I was
brought up going to mass on Sundays but was never
really interested in church and my mother actually had to
force me to go because I would much rather have
hung out with my friends and boyfriend than go to
a boring mass. I didnt attend a Catholic school,
nor did I know much about my Catholic Faith, let
alone would I pray. My faith has never been very
strong but when I look back, I was very spiritually
sensitive in my first eight years of life; I would
sing to Jesus and not be able to go to
sleep without mum praying with me every night. The
problems began when I moved from South Africa to New
Zealand and I lost all self-confidence. I wanted to
be accepted in society and that meant jeopardizing the morals
my parents had always taught me. From the time
I was fourteen to sixteen I would have done anything
to be cool. Religion was totally uncool, so I
never admitted that I went to mass every Sunday.
I didn´t really pray unless I was really in trouble.
And yet God didnt let me go without a
fight.In my senior year at high school, my life turned
very dark. Even though I had everything going for
me, I didnt understand why although I had everything the
world told me would make me happy, I still felt
so empty, lost and uncertain. I didnt want to
exist. Everywhere I turned to find help left me even
emptier than I began. And so when I was
at the worst, God shone a little beam into my
heart and in a week of immense grace I turned
to God for help. In that week my whole
life changed. I started going to retreats and youth
group, doing things in my parish, praying and even enjoying
mass. I began to realize that I am worth something
and that I mean a lot to God. All
of a sudden I began to love life and became
very thirsty for the truth. I found it in
the Catholic Church.I went to a public school and didn´t
have any religious friends, so
Lisa Small, far left, and her family
I began to drift from
my friends as I realized I couldn´t share my faith
with them. The same thing happened with my first
serious boyfriend, and I finished high school losing my boyfriend,
friends, and not going to university, despite my scholarships.
God had stripped me of everything so as to purify
me and get me ready for the next plan He
had in mind. I began working at an insurance company,
but every day I was doing something for the Church,
like leading the youth group, singing at masses, helping to
organize retreats, giving talks and testimonies. For the first
time in my life I was living a true life
of grace. I was going to daily mass, bi-weekly
confession, weekly holy hours, doing apostolate, having a pure, healthy
relationship, and spending more time with my family, my parents
especially. I was very happy, but I still wasnt
giving enough!That was when I found out about the Co-worker
program, a year or more of volunteering full-time in a
Regnum Christi apostolate, wherever the Church needs. I prayed
and discerned a long time and decided to do itI
wanted to be a co-worker because I wanted to really
give back to God what He had given me.
I wanted to do something huge for my faith and
be a witness of Christ and His gospel. I
wanted to surrender myself fully to Him because He had
given me back my life! I felt the restlessness
in my heart to do something about the current situation
in the world and I wanted my contribution to make
a difference. I wanted to show every lonely kid,
rebellious teenager, successful young professional, struggling parent, experienced grandparent, that
there really is a purpose to life, that it is
worth living and that there is something bigger than us
and this world! So I arrived in America, uncertain of
everything. I thought that I would be the only normal
girl there; that all the other missionaries would be really
pious and holy. But I was pleasantly surprised to
find them all exactly like mejust with different accents.
They were pious, holy, very cool, and totally on fire
for Christ. I had the best year of my
life in Michigan living with fourteen other young women from
seven countries. The friendships I made there will last
forever because we grew as close as sisters. I
loved working with the girls, especially seeing them knowing and
experiencing Jesus Christ as a real and dynamic person in
their lives! My year gave me all the tools
I need for whatever vocation to which God will call
me, whether consecrated or married, because God found me and
I found Him. Through my prayer life and the
amazing adventures I hadfrom Rome in the Jubilee year to
the poorest towns in MexicoI realized that only one thing
remains the same Jesus Christ!My leap of faith radically
changed my life, but it was what I was seeking
and what made me the happiest: the gift God
gives to those who give to Him! Editors Note:
Lisa Small attended the candidacy program for discernment of the
consecrated life during the summer of 2001, and consecrated her
life to Jesus Christ in the Regnum Christi Movement on
August 25, 2001. She is currently in her first
year of formation at Mater Ecclesiae College in Rhode Island,
praying, studying and working to be a full-time apostle at
the disposal of the needs of the Catholic Church.Lisa Small


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Travel Diary: Waris Ahluwalia
Victoria's Secret Angel Candice Swanepoel was born to walk the pink carpet. This supermodel, who hails from South Africa, was discovered at age 15 in a flea market near her home town. Her career skyrocketed from there; she landed top runway shows and eventually, in 2010, earned her coveted Angel wings. Here, her LBD shows off her famously toned body on the streets of NYC.
Swanepoel wore a vibrant lip at the Liverpool Fashion Fest.
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Ithaca College Screening Documents Jerusalem's Underground Gay Community
ITHACA, NY — "City of Borders," a documentary that goes inside the vibrant community of the only gay bar in Jerusalem, will be shown at Ithaca College on Tuesday, Oct. 11. The 7 p.m. showing in Textor 101 is free and open to the public. Writer, producer and director Yun Suh will introduce her film and speak with the audience after the screening.
The film intimately portrays the daily lives of the owner of the bar Shushan and four Israeli and Palestinian patrons as they navigate the minefield of politics, religion and discrimination. Set against the construction of the separation wall between Israel and the Palestinian territories, their stories reveal the contradictions and complexities in the struggle for acceptance. In observing the lives of the bar regulars, "City of Borders" explores the bonds forged when people from warring worlds embrace what everyone shares in common — the right to be accepted and belong — rather than be defined or divided by their differences.
"City of Borders" was named winner of the Teddy Audience Award from the Berlin International Film Festival, Best Documentary from the Barcelona International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival and Grand Jury Prize from the Montreal Human Rights Film Festival, among other honors.
Filmmaker Yun Suh has worked for a number of years as a journalist in broadcast radio and television. She is a founding member of "Apex Express" on KPFA Radio in Berkeley, California, a weekly magazine show profiling current affairs and arts in the Asian and Asian-American community. She was nominated for an Emmy for "Comfort Women," the story of an illiterate Korean woman who paints to break her 50-year silence on being forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese Imperial Army.
The screening is part of the "Israeli Voices" film series, sponsored by the Jewish Studies program and Hillel at Ithaca College with support from alumnus Steven Weiss '91. It is cosponsored by the Ithaca College Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Education, Outreach, and Services.
For more information, contact Rebecca Lesses, associate professor and coordinator of the Jewish studies program, at (607) 274-3556 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Originally published in IC News: Ithaca College Screening Documents Jerusalem's Underground Gay Community.


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>Racing>2013 Sub 4:00 Marathon Goal
2012 is winding down now and the New Year is just around the corner. What better time to plan for all the exciting races next year??
The purpose of this thread is to unite us in our shared goals, experience the journey towards the 4hr mark together, and share knowledge and insights that could prove to be the extra edge that some us would need to get over this barrier. Of course, there are quite a few who have done it before and want to do it again, and this thread is the place to relive past glories as well.
A quick background on me - I am 33, based in Singapore, and started running about 4 years ago but have always been scratchy and erratic in my training. I managed to run the Tokyo Marathon in 2012 in 3:56 but that was a quite a bit of luck as i wasnt gunning for sub-4 in that marathon. I hope to redo the same feat in the Tokyo Marathon 2013 to make sure that 2012 was not a fluke.
This is the place to integrate into RA's amazing community. You will find a lot of old hands piping in on questions here - in fact, quite a few of the experienced sub 3 marathoners take active interest in giving their 2 cents on how we (on other goal threads) can achieve our pursuits, and its a non-stop learning experience out here.
As a request, when you do sign in on the thread, please do try and give a quick background on yourself and what your plan is for next year. Unless explicitly stated, your goal time is assumed to be sub 4:00 hours. Usual format for goal races is to provide marathon name, date, web URL if possible, location and goal time.
I am looking forward to an exciting 2013 ahead and i hope its a great year for all of us !!
MTA: The 2012 thread for this bunch of people can be found here.
I dont sweat. I ooze liquid awesome.
The Chasers of the Sub 4 finish
Turbolegs: Tokyo Marathon (Tokyo, Japan): Feb 24: 4:13:01
Tejas Runner: Cowtown Marathon (TX, US): Feb 24 : 3:59:00 ←
Vegefrog: New Orleans Rock and Roll Marathon (LA, US): Feb 24: <3:45: DNS
theyapper66: Columbia SC Marathon (SC, US): Mar 9: 5:07:50
ImnotScott: Rock and Roll Marathon (DC, US): Mar 16: 3:54:54←
Runlikeagirl: Shamrock Marathon (VA, US): Mar 17: 3:58:37←
RidgerunR: Shamrock Marathon (VA, US): Mar 17: 3:57:09 ←
Venomized: Northwest of Crossroads Marathon (IN, US): Apr 14
James_H: Country Music Marathon (TN, US): Apr 27: <3:40: 3:40:23 ←
nPaden: Flying Pig Marathon (OH, US): May 5: <3:50: 3:48:09 ←
Pae: Flying Pig Marathon (OH, US): May 5: 4:29:28
LedLincoln: Lincoln Marathon (NE, US): May 5: <3:55: 3:43:41 ←
Two-foot-shuffle: New Jersey Marathon (NJ, US): May 5
Philipfromga: Colfax Marathon (CO, US): May 19: <3:55
Rick D: Vermont City Marathon (VT, US): May 26: <3:50: 3:53:25 ←
JayOH: Vermont City Marathon (VT, US): May 26: 4:02:35
Wolfwalker23: Solo Attempt ( , US): June 2: 3:52:10 ←
Jamie: Bay of Fundy Marathon (ME, US): June 23
Gymmom411: Santa Rosa Marathon (CA, US): Aug 25
Arlahile: Santa Rosa Marathon (CA, US): Aug 25
Turbolegs: Berlin Marathon (Berlin, Germany): Sep 29: <3:45
UncleJoe: Wineglass Marathon (NY, US): Oct 6
az2mntrail: Bemidji Blue Ox Marathon (MN, US): Oct 12
Vegefrog: Chicago Marathon (IL, US): Oct 13: <3:30
Christirei: Columbus Marathon (OH, US): Oct 13
ckerr1999: Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon (Canada): Oct 13
Philipfromga: Rock and Roll Denver Marathon (CO, US): Oct 20
pcaharrier: Norfolk Freedom Marathon (VA, US): Nov 10
Dreamn: Richmond Marathon (VA, US): Nov 16
theyapper66: Charlotte Thunder Road Marathon (NC, US): Nov 16
JML: Philadelphia Marathon (PA, US): Nov 24
To be confirmed:
meaghansketch : XXXX (a fall marathon)
az2mntrail: XXXX (May/June)
Wolfwalker23: XXXX (a fall marathon)
Sub 4:00 Graduates
ImnotScott: Rock and Roll Marathon (DC, US): Mar 16: 3:54:54
RidgerunR: Shamrock Marathon (VA, US): Mar 17: 3:57:09
Runlikeagirl: Shamrock Marathon (VA, US): Mar 17: 3:58:37
Tejas Runner: Cowtown Marathon (TX, US): Feb 24 : 3:59:00
James_H: Country Music Marathon (TN, US): Apr 27: <3:40: 3:40:23
nPaden: Flying Pig Marathon (OH, US): May 5: <3:50: 3:48:09
Rick D: Vermont City Marathon (VT, US): May 26: <3:50: 3:53:25
Wolfwalker23: Solo Attempt ( , US): June 2: 3:52:10
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I'm running Shamrock in March with a goal of sub-4 and also plan on running a fall 2013 marathon (not sure which one at this time) with a goal that I dare not speak here yet . I went from 5:45 virtually crawling to the finish in my first marathon 4 years ago to 4:25 easy in my second about 2 months ago. I've been running on and off for 10 years but this year was the first time I didn't half-ass training. I obliterated my old PRs in every distance from 5k to 26.2. Really excited to see what 2013 brings!
Age: 49 Weight: 202 Height: 6'3" (Goal weight 195)
Current PR's: Mara 3:14:36* (2017); HM 1:36:13 (2017); 10K 43:59 (2014); 5K 21:12 (2016)
I'll probably run one somewhere sometime in 2013, I'm committed to being non-committal. I seriously need to get a little more serious about my training...
I am with you on this one ... my training (or lack thereof) has been quite abysmal in the last few months .. just a very bad combination of lethargy (biggest reason) + new baby (now 7 months old) + work-related travel + bad dietary choices (4kg overweight). I had registered for the Osaka marathon a very long time ago and was hoping to build from my Tokyo sub 4 finish earlier this year, and target something around 3:45-3:50. Given the absolute lack of training, i completed the marathon walk in 5:52 ! So apart from being disgusted about having let go a fair bit, it also served as a strong reminder that reasonably simple disciplined training can go a long way in race day performances.
I have signed up for 3 big races next year - Tokyo Marathon in Feb, the Comrades ultra in June, and the Berlin Marathon in Sep. If i can hold it together from a training perspective, i am sure i will enjoy all the races. And enjoy the running even more if you catch my drift ...
My 2c - make a training plan. It changes a lot of things for me when i have one than when i dont. Especially since i dont have a coach or a running partner.
Signed up moments ago for the Lincoln (Nebraska) Marathon, May 5. I have done it three times before, once sub-4:00. I'm hoping for better than 3:55, a BQ!
Well at least someone here is making relevance to the subject. - S.J.
Well...after running Kiawah today in 3:51 and feeling pretty good while doing it...I'm gonna set a goal of 3:45 for New Orleans RnR Feb 24th.
I need a 3:40 to BQ for 2014... I will see how my training goes, but with only 10 weeks between now and NOLA...not sure if I can drop 11 minutes? Maybe? If not I'll do it for sure in Chicago in October.
This was my 2nd marathon. My first was Myrtle Beach in feb 2012, but I ran that with my sister and we ran slowly and just to finish. We did that in 5:30 and we were laughing and talking the way. It was her idea. I had run off and on before that, never more then a 10K. Was a swimmer in HS and college so always athletic. I am a cancer survivor and this December is 5 years from my original diagnoses, so this marathon today was pretty special.
I grew up with an Opa who is a marathoner though, his whole living room is trophies and plaques and I can only drool over his race shirt collection and paper jackets, LOL. He is paying my way when I BQ...so that is motivating!!!!
So my goals are: 3:45 @ RnR NOLA Feb 24th and 3:30 @ Chicago Marathon October 13th
I also have a 50K on trails in May, but that's just a little thing in the middle to take my mind of off marathons for a bit! I'm gonna take that easy and enjoy the waterfalls!
I'm running New Jersey Marathon on May 5th. Aiming for sub-4 after 4:13:04 at my first in Philadelphia in November. My 18 week program will start December 30th, using Pfitz 18/55. Thanks to add me to the list.
Personal bests (bold = this year): 5K - 23:27 / 5M - 38:42 / 10K - 49:31 (track) / 10M - 1:24:26 / HM - 1:51:17 / M - 3:58:58
Next races: NYC Marathon, Nov 2014
Hello everyone. Wanted to see if you all wanted to merge groups. We moved our sub 4 group from runners world to here because of all the issues at Runners World. We set it up so that we can have monthly chat threads, race schedule thread, and RR threads. Please come over and join.
I'm running New Jersey Marathon on May 5th. Aiming for sub-4 after 4:13:04 at my first in Philadelphia in November. My 18 week program will start December 30th, using Pfitz 18/55. Thanks to add me to the list.
You are in !!! May 5th is turning out to be a party ....


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"You're a moron."
As conversational ice-breakers go, you wouldn't expect this one to result in anything resembling an prolonged, productive exchange of ideas. A few traded head-slaps, maybe, or at least a flurry of escalating insults, but probably not a constructive dialogue in which the alleged "moron" is a fully invested party.
Tough-love-dispensing financial guru Gail Vaz-Oxlade thinks otherwise, however, and in her latest cash-crisis-confronting series, Money Moron, she's out to prove that the best first step in helping budgetary boneheads is telling them, in no uncertain terms, that they're idiots.
Money Moron, which gets a sneak-preview airing on Thursday, April 18, at 10 p.m. on Slice before settling into its regular time slot on Friday, April 19 at 8 p.m., finds Vaz-Oxlade returning to familiar ground. In her first series, Til Debt Do Us Part (which was produced by Winnipeg-based Frantic Films), she offered advice and incentives to couples whose financial stresses were threatening their relationships.
More recently, the Jamaican-born writer and TV personality hosted Princess (also produced by Frantic Films), which shifted her focus to young women whose free-spending ways were making the lives of their families miserable.
In Money Moron, which is produced by Toronto's Peacock Alley Entertainment, Vaz-Oxlade comes to the rescue after one half of a couple blows the whistle on his/her partner's fiscal irresponsibility. There's an on-camera ambush in which the host makes the titular declaration -- "You're a money moron" -- and the dispirited whistleblower explains, in anguished detail, how stressful life has become as a result of the partner's accumulated debt and generally oblivious outlook toward financial matters.
In the series opener, Vaz-Oxlade drops in on the fiscal disaster being shared by Deanna and Jamie, an engaged couple of underemployed aspiring actors who are living far beyond their means. Deanna, who dreams of a great big Italian wedding within the year, is afraid her fiancé's moronic money management might be their undoing.
"It's wearing me down," she says of his habit of squandering his minuscule spending cash by buying rounds for his pals. "I'm at the breaking point.... If things don't change, I'm going to walk out the door."
Once confronted by the "moron" label and Deanna's tearful ultimatum, a humbled Jamie agrees to let Vaz-Oxlade show him what he's doing wrong (everything, pretty much) and agrees to complete some challenges that will show him how to turn his financial fortunes around. If he succeeds, Vaz-Oxlade will contribute up to $10,000 toward the couple's debt reduction.
In the process of exposing Jamie's money woes, however, the series host also forces Deanna to reconsider her role in their shared bank-balance bottom-out -- it turns out that she's even further in debt than he is, and her unrealistic matrimonial expectations could prove to be the final crushing blow to their fragile finances.
Money Morons is instructive, but much like Vaz-Oxlade's earlier efforts, there's something a bit uncomfortable about peeking in on the deeply personal problems of these cash-strapped couples. And like before, the appeal of this project depends almost wholly on whether you find Vaz-Oxlade's in-your-face style enlightening or merely annoying.
The betting here is that folks who've been engaged and inspired by her previous shows will be similarly rewarded by this one; those who find her abrupt style unpalatable will dismiss this newcomer as a show only a moron would watch.
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Also opening: 'Texas Chainsaw 3D'
Published 12:00 am, Thursday, January 3, 2013
It's a time-honored — or maybe time-dishonored — tradition: The first major film of the new year is a scary horror film that's scared of film critics.
Here's a quick preview:
What is it? The latest installment of the gory franchise that began in 1974 with Tobe Hooper's cult classic. This one supposedly picks up where the original left off, with chainsaw-wielding Leatherface presumed dead. Yeah, right. Twenty years later, Heather Miller (Alexandra Daddario of "Hall Pass" and "Percy Jackson" fame), Leatherface's cousin and presumably the only surviving member of his family, returns to her hometown of Newt to collect an inheritance. Guess who's waiting for her?
Entertainment Channel
Why no screening? Combine January — a dumping ground for unloved genre films — and a genre that usually runs from critics, and the no-show decision is a no-brainer.
Notes: Dan Yeager is the latest Leatherface, taking the mantle (and chainsaw) from the original, Gunnar Hansen. R&B star and Grammy nominee Trey Songz plays Heather's boyfriend. Seventh "Chainsaw" film; franchise alums include Renee Zellweger, Dennis Hopper and Matthew McConaughey.


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Christie Apologizes for Bridgegate, Fires Key Aide: 'She Lied' [VIDEO]
Gov. Chris Christie, saying he was "embarrassed and humiliated" by the first major political scandal of his career, apologized to the public Thursday and fired his deputy chief of staff, Bridget Anne Kelly, "because she lied" about the September closings of traffic lanes on the George Washington Bridge.
Emails from Kelly, leaked Wednesday, showed she participated in the closings, as political retaliation against the mayor of Fort Lee.
"I am stunned by the abject stupidity that was shown here," Christie said, saying he had no personal knowledge of his aide's actions until early Wednesday morning, when he read the first accounts of Kelly's emails on the web pages of The Record, which broke the story. "I was blindsided yesterday morning," Christie said.
The governor said his earlier responses to the affair, which included joking about personally placing traffic cones at the bridge, would never have been made if he hadn't been assured by Kelly and other members of his staff that his office had had no involvement in the closings.
"What I was told is that it (the lane closing) was a traffic study," the governor said.
Nonetheless, Christie said, "I am responsible for what happened. I am sad to report to the people of New Jersey that we fell short. . . of the expectations that we've created over the last four years for the type of excellence in government that they should expect from this office."
The governor also said he was going to Fort Lee to apologize to Mayor Mark Sokolich and "the people of Fort Lee" in person. Sokolich said he accepted Christie's apology but thought a visit should wait while investigations unfold, a suggestion the governor ignored.
The emails and texts from Kelly and others show that Sokolich was targeted for the lane closings and the resulting traffic jams in Fort Lee, apparently because he refused to join other Democratic mayors in endorsing the governor for re-election.
The U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, Paul J. Fishman, announced an inquiry into the lane closings Thursday. The Assembly Transportation Committee expected to hear from another key figure in the controversy, David Wildstein. Wildstein was the Port Authority official who directly ordered the lane closings and was forced to resign as a consequence in December.
After Wildstein's bid to quash a subpoena from the committee was rejected by a state judge Thursday, he appeared at the hearing with his lawyer and invoked his Fifth Amendment rights, declining to answer any questions.
Hear David Matthau's report from the State House:
Christie's news conference, held in the Governor's Outer Office at the State House in Trenton, was packed with New Jersey media, as well as national media drawn by his status as a frontrunner for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination.
They saw and heard an uncharacteristically contrite Chris Christie, who told them he was "heartbroken" by the behavior of Kelly and his former campaign manager, Bill Stepien. Stepien, who was about to become chairman of the Republican State Committee, is also implicated by the "Bridgegate" emails.
Christie said he phoned Stepien Wednesday night, instructing him to withdraw his candidacy for the party chairmanship and end his work as a consultant to the Republican Governors Association, which Christie now heads. The governor said he was "disturbed" by Stepien text messages expressing "callous indifference" to those affected by the lane closings.
Defending his reputation for "honesty and directness and blunt talk," Christie initially deflected questions about whether the incident reinforced an image of him as a "bully." But he also seemed to address the issue more reflectively then in the past.
"It makes me ask about me, what did I do wrong to have these folks think it was okay to lie to me?" Christie said. "I've been doing a lot of soul-searching. I'm sick over this."
The governor also apologized repeatedly during the press conference, hitting a note critics said was missing from the initial statement his office released Wednesday, after stories about the emails first broke.
Here is the full text of that Wednesday statement:
"What I've seen today for the first time is unacceptable. I am outraged and deeply saddened to learn that not only was I misled by a member of my staff, but this completely inappropriate and unsanctioned conduct was made without my knowledge. One thing is clear: this type of behavior is unacceptable and I will not tolerate it because the people of New Jersey deserve better. This behavior is not representative of me or my Administration in any way, and people will be held responsible for their actions."
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El Segundo, Calif. -- Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market on Wednesday said it will open its first stores in Northern California in March and April, with the first two scheduled to open March 2 in San Jose and Danville. Nine additional locations are scheduled to open in the area within the two-month time frame.
Fresh & Easy also said it also plans to open two stores in San Francisco early this year.


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Is Your Table in Shape for the Holidays?by Wendy Waxman in Entertaining, Holidays, November 17th, 2012
I suspect that many basic round white plates or sets of plates adorn many tables around the country for the holidays and for everyday use. Square plates and even triangular dishes have also made a splash on many a table top store display and Web site. But what's the solution if you have a few of one and some of another shape? How do you know if your table needs a little seasonal shape-shifting?
Here are some suggestions:
1. Layer two square-shaped plates on top of a round shape to create a bit of holiday panache. Most round plates have a rim around the edge to contain sauces or meat juices. These will serve as a great base.
2. Square plates without lips or borders look great atop round plates. Instead of nesting them atop the round plate to form a square, try fanning both plates in a diamond pattern (see photo above), the way bartenders always fan out the cocktail napkins. It's a little fancy and a bit unexpected.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Gov. Rick Scott spent about an hour inside the Operation New Hope building in Jacksonville on Thursday learning about all that the group does to help put ex-offenders back to work.
"This is an impressive place. They are trying to do a great job," Scott said. "They are doing a great job getting these individuals back to work."
Since Operation New Hope was founded in the late 1990s, it has taken former inmates convicted of nonviolent and non-sex crimes and provided them with the training to get back into the workforce.
"It's great for our state, it's great for their families," Scott said. "I think every family in our state has dealt with people who have made mistakes, and they are turning these lives around and these families around."
"When you think about the byproduct of these folks getting it right and having success, you have more crime prevention, crime rates are down, taxpayers have to pay less," said Kevin Gay, president of Operation New Hope.
The group focuses on the Springfield and East Jacksonville neighborhoods, trying to restore the communities and make them a more vibrant part of the city.
In the 14 years the group has been around, Gay says it has been able to help turn the housing market in those areas around, but not without the help of others in the community.
"When you talk about re-entry and getting people back, it's hard without having partners that can come in and help with education," Gay said.
Since its inception, Operation New Hope has built or restored more than 70 homes, giving many people a chance at work they wouldn't have otherwise had. The agency's work has even earned it recognition from the White House.
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Never Will You See Them BlinkRiddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
A riddle game is played below,
Can you name this charming fellow?
Someone looks me in the eye
I know who, and I know why
I know them well, and they know me
A very special bond, have we
We share the same thoughts, and the same place
We agree always in every case
Linked to the very last degree
If I should die then so would he
I never see my friend once blink
Nor twice nor ever, I should think
Though I will see him sometimes wink
But I see him come to the very brink
Of when his eyes will finally blink
Everyone has a friend like mine
Some hate them, some think them fine
Some people love them more than air
Whilst others wish they were not there
Mine will not move without consent
Though I could not make him repent
I like him, though, for when I smile
He smiles back for all the while
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Farm Cottage is a quaint, semi-detached, converted farm house which is situated near the coast of Margate in Kent. Comfortably sleeping 4 guests, this holiday property, next to the owners' home, has been renovated to a good standard.
Within walking distance of a beach and under 2 miles from Margate, Holly House is ideally situated for guests wishing to enjoy a real seaside holiday break. This semi-detached holiday house, with its light, airy and spacious rooms, decorated and furnished to a very good standard, will appeal to guests of all ages.
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How much would one expect to pay to have an auction website built that provides the same capabilities as eBay?
When talking about a big site the price can be anything from 1000 to 1 000 000+. It all depends on how it will act under heavy load, how good the code will be, what features there will be etc.
If you are on a budget, There are a few pre-built auction websites you can use. A quick Google search would be your friend.
I have seen cookie cutter auction site offers but I am unimpressed. I would be more comfortable having a dedicated development team adress some specific needs that I have. Would you expect a site that has the same user friendly functions like eBay to be achievable for under $20,000?
Thanks for the feedback. It will need a user profile component with feedback capability, secure payment processing and of course the ability for a user to initiate an auction. A ballpark figure...under 20k?
If you can't find a open source solution or paid one that fits most of your criteria than you would be looking at several months of custom development work. The best thing to do would be to document from a user perspective what specific features are required. Than also list less important features. The more detailed brief of the project which you can supply to a development company/individual the more accurate a quote will be. Simply saying something like Ebay could really mean anything. I would estimate though that it would cost 60K – 100K for a reliable, experienced and legit company to take the project on. You might be able to get away with the 20K if you where to use a CMS system like Joomla or Drupal as base for the system. Though you would need to make sacrifies in performance and usability to do so in comparison to ground-up development.
Thanks oddz. Joomla appears to have some extensions that would satisfy some of my core needs. Being unfamiliar with programming and web development I am curious how to go about setting things in motion. I have already purchased the domain name I plan to use. Could you outline the necessary steps needed to get this project up and running?
I'd have a chat with some studios/agencies and see if they will pick it up. $20,000 if your expectations aren't AAA & it doesn't have to be a literal feature clone may well be achievable.
But I'd talk to some experienced studios/agencies.
if you dont expect it to operate thousands orders per day it should be achievable within 20k, however, yet again, if the project is big it also got ongoing maintenance, testing, updating etc costs so dont forget to factor that in as well. Like today you have something that works but tomorrow your payment system issue some api or certificate changes and you got quite some work to do again. If you expect a minor amount of users (like niche auction) i d go for premade solutions, the support on those is usually more reliable compared to the chance of studio going broke in 2 years for example.
ebay is too costly, group of professional web developer are into it dedicated to different aspect of the website......it would be difficult to handle such huge site and there are many application to it, its above $20,000 but exact figure you have to ask them, nobody knows the exact cost here


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YEOVIL Town have announced that this Saturday's match against Scunthorpe United has been designated a Green And White Day.
The club would like to ask all supporters to proudly wear the club colours for the npower League One game on Saturday and there will be some extra special activities before the 3pm kick-off.
For example, any young supporter wearing the club colours and possessing a matchday ticket will receive some coaching on the astroturf from manager Gary Johnson, assistant manager Terry Skiverton, coaches Darren Way and Nathan Jones and the Community Trust coaches around 1pm.
It is hoped that there will be a green and white card for everyone to hold up once inside the stadium ahead of the 3pm kick-off.
Green and white replica shirts, jumpers, coats, hats, trousers, shoes... even sprayed hair in the club's famous colours will be the order of the day as the Green and White Day takes place.
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Chairman Mario Cordero announced that the following FMC Senior Executives have taken on new leadership responsibilities:
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FMC Chairman Mario Cordero stated: "I thank the Commission's Senior Executives for their continued commitment to the important work of the Commission, and especially thank Ms. Carr, Ms. Fenneman and Ms. Kusumoto for taking on their new leadership responsibilities. I look forward to working with them in their new roles."
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CHAIRMAN Stewart Day has moved to reassure supporters and shareholders that there is nothing "negative or suspicious" behind the club's decision to delay holding its annual general meeting.
The Shakers chief released a statement in reaction to claims to the contrary, made by what he described as a "small section of the fan base".
"There is an alleged historic legal issue that has been identified that needs to be rectified prior to an AGM in order for this to be added to the agenda and corrected," read the statement.
"This is not detrimental to the future, but it is important that it is put right now to protect the club's shareholders.
"It is hoped the AGM can be announced in April and held in May."
The chairman's statement also included an update on plans to rectify on-going problems with the pitch, as well as information about its search for a site to build a new training complex and the summer's plans for a pre-season camp in Tenerife.
"We have had the pitch professionally surveyed and inspected and the feedback is not as we had hoped," said Day, who had initially budgeted for around £50,000 worth of repairs to the drainage.
"Due to a lack of investment over a number of years, we now have to dig out and rebuild the structure of the soil and add new drains as well as add a new sprinkler system.
"The original budgeted sum has now increased by 300 per cent, but works have been contracted to start as soon as the season finishes.
"Our aim is that within two years we will have the best pitch outside the Championship."
While work on the pitch will be finished in time for next season, the chairman hopes building work can soon begin on a new training complex in the town, although talks are still ongoing over the site.
"Training facilities are now being discussed on a legal footing over a prospective new site that will house all our teams from under-8s to the first team," the statement added.
"This is an exciting opportunity that will only enhance the club and its ability to attract better quality players at all age groups."
The update also revealed Bury's plans for a pre-season training camp in Tenerife, between July 20 and 27, while Day also thanked supporters for their "fantastic backing".
Manager David Flitcroft understandably greeted the news with optimism: "When the chairman met me I made it quite clear that I am a development coach and wanted to bring players through," he said.
"I was quite clear that you need an infrastructure and you need a training ground.
"The hours that the chairman and his staff have spent in meetings, looking at different situations, has been relentless.
"The work going on behind the scenes is, for me, unsurpassed.
"Everyone is grafting to get the football club to the next level.
"The Tenerife trip is boxed off so we can really plan the pre-season.
"And we've got (offers of) games coming thick and fast.
"We will be meeting players and agents, so we have got a lot of work to do, but it is exciting."


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More Than 500 People Served by Hypothermia Shelters This Winter
This winter, hypothermia shelters across Fairfax County served 535 people during a four-month period, ending March 31.
In collaboration with Fairfax County, faith groups, businesses and civic organizations provided volunteers and a warm place for the homeless to stay for more than 10,000 "bed nights," starting Dec. 1 last year. This public-private partnership recognizes that it takes a community to address homelessness.
There were 70 faith groups, six businesses and seven civic organizations that participated in the hypothermia program, and they provided more than 2,295 volunteers to operate the shelters.
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TORRANCE, Calif., April 14 -- American Honda Motor Co., Inc., today announced a voluntary recall of certain Honda and Acura light truck models equipped with V6 engines and five-speed automatic transmissions to inspect and repair a potential defect in the transmission.
The recall involves approximately 600,000 light trucks manufactured in the U.S. and Canada. Affected models include certain model year 2002, 2003 and early 2004 Honda Odyssey minivans; 2003 and early 2004 Honda Pilots; and 2001 and 2002 Acura MDX sport-utility vehicles.
The situation is created by insufficient lubrication of the transmission's secondary shaft second gear that can occur under certain driving conditions. Prolonged operation under these conditions can lead to heat build-up and under certain circumstances may eventually result in chipped or broken gear teeth or breakage of the gear. In the event of a chipped or broken tooth, the owner will likely experience abnormal noise from the transmission and seek repairs. In rare instances, this condition may lead to gear breakage and possible locking of the vehicle's transmission, creating a potential safety hazard.
This more severe condition is extremely rare and affects only vehicles with high mileage. To date, the company's records indicate only ten confirmed instances in the United States and Canada of this type of transmission failure, with no injuries or accidents as a result.
Owners of affected vehicles will be contacted via mail and will be asked to take their vehicle to an authorized Honda or Acura dealer to be repaired free of charge. In most cases, the repair involves a simple gear inspection, which is accomplished without removing or disassembling the transmission, and a modification to increase the flow of transmission fluid to the affected gear. If during the inspection the service technician discovers discoloration of the gear indicating heat damage, Honda will replace the transmission assembly at no cost to the customer. Owners will be notified by mail when parts are available for their model, with notifications going first to the oldest affected units. Customer mailings will begin in May and should be completed by September.
Details regarding mailing dates and affected vehicles will be available on the Honda and Acura Web sites before the end of April. Owners will be able to access this information by registering at the "Owner Link" section of www.honda.com or www.acura.com and entering the 17-digit vehicle identification number found on the driver's side dashboard near the bottom edge of the windshield.
Customers concerned about the condition of their vehicle may also contact their local Honda or Acura dealer, or call Honda customer service at (800) 999-1009 or Acura customer service at (800) 382-2238.


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people who worked there.Very helpful. Yes. No internet facilities. Plus no English language promgrammes on T.V. Such as CNN or BBC 24 News.
Place is good for young people, near to the beach, discos, Palma. I missed some yougurts for breakfast.
Close to beach Eggs on breakfest everyday:/
The staff was very nice. Because I had a late flight but had to check out by noon, they let me store my luggage, and take a shower after I came back from the beach. The location was good also. There was only one power outlet in my room, besides the one the TV was plugged into, and it was in the bathroom. Other than that, no complaints.
Place is good for young people, near to the beach, discos, Palma. I missed some yougurts for breakfast.
If you are after a cheap holiday at the beach then this is an ok hotel. The food was nothing special and we often went out for dinner instad of eating at the hotel.
Proximity to the beach, Palma and the airport. The food was excellent.
our stay was good,rooms were cleaned everyday,and the beach is across the road.Would recommend the 21 bus outside airport to hotel it is next to police and fire station.2 euros per person and takes 10 mins.We paid 14 in taxi when we arrived.
I found that they fulfilled all my wishes and also those of my friends. The rooms were clean and upon my personal request the room was cleaned even better. The balconys/terasses are amazing and big. Had a great seaview. The breakfast was good... The only thing that I really missed in the hotel was the fridge in the room. I don't know if it's possible to eventually store your food somewhere else, but there wasn't even a minibar in the room. And when we bought a cola or an ice tea we couldn't keep it cold.
The location is excellent. They don't have a swimming or beach towel ...
people who worked there.Very helpful. Yes. No internet facilities. Plus no English language promgrammes on T.V. Such as CNN or BBC 24 News.
locations, food was normal room cleaning was poor
There was no hair dryer or iron available which I feel is fairly standard in most hotels
Breakfast was ok, room need some refurbishment. Some noise at night from inside the hotel, but no big deal. Nearby a supermarket, bus, bar's, restaurants, etc. So i think it's fair for the price. Refurbishment, most certainly
The breakfast was very good, wide range of food some of the staff was not very helpfull and kind of rude
clean behind beachfront poor pool good for price only stayed one night breakfast average caters more for continentals on a budget dining room on first floor location was not very good
Fantastic hotel like for a 3 stars, we had a room at the 6th floor with the sea view as well as the hotels pool view and it was amazing; the breakfasts were excellent, everything what you need and a little bit more I would say. Hotel is maybe a little bit dated but very, very clean, in fact we have had a cleaning lady coming every day to clean the bathroom and to change the towels- every day!!! :-) Short 3 minutes walk to the beach and fantastic selection of restaurants near by, made this hotel to be in a great location away from the street noise and close to all amenities. Great over all!
Smoking, loud music, staff
the hotel is easy to find and near bus to palma and only 5 mins from airport fab value for money
good value geared 4 german clientelle eg tv food. room more than adequate bus service good plenty of car hire firms and taxis
the location was good and food served in restraunt was not bad either and the reception staff were helpful. There was not enough english chanels on the tv.


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LFSN 2013 Opponent Preview: Gardner-Webb
Each week during the 2013 football season, the Liberty Flames Sports Network previews the Flames' upcoming gridiron matchup, continuing this week with a look at Gardner-Webb.
Liberty and Gardner-Webb enter the contest with identical 0-1 Big South records and both coming off setbacks to league leader Coastal Carolina.
Before the Flames suffered a 55-52 loss at the hands of the Chanticleers last weekend in double overtime, Gardner-Webb and Coastal Carolina kicked off Big South play on Oct. 12 (Liberty's bye week). Despite only a single offensive yard difference between the two teams (Coastal Carolina 379 and Gardner-Webb 380), the Chanticleers made much better use of their time with the football and secured a convincing 42-7 victory over Gardner-Webb at Brooks Stadium.
Gardner-Webb helped the Big South have it most successful non-conference season in league history, as the Runnin' Bulldogs knocked off No. 11/15 Richmond (12-10) and No. 10/8 Wofford, along with Southern Conference foe Furman. Overall, Gardner-Webb is 4-3 on the year and 0-1 in Big South play.
The strength of Gardner-Webb's offense is in junior quarterback Lucas Beatty, who ranks second in the Big South in passing yards (1,587) and first in completions (142). Beatty's top option is Kenny Cook, who leads the league in receptions (41) and touchdowns (5) and is second behind Liberty's Darrin Peterson in receiving yards (501).
Gardner-Webb leads the Big South and ranks No. 20 in the country in total defense, averaging 334.3 yards allowed per game. The Runnin' Bulldogs' top defender is Tanner Burch. The linebacker ranks third in the Big South, averaging 9.0 tackles per game and has record 63 total stops in 2013 (25 solo, 38 assisted).
Saturday's kickoff inside Spangler Stadium is set for 1:34 p.m. The game will be broadcast on ESPN3 (TV) and the Liberty Flames Sports Network (Radio). For more information about the game, visit Liberty's Game Day Central page.