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FULLTIME Ben Barba is man of the match as the Indigenous All Stars pummel the NRL All Stars to the tune of 32-6. Barba scored three tries, Robinson scored three tries, while Hayne was the lone scorer for the NRL team.
Barba has some ice on the hamstring but we hear it's very minor. That aside, all of the players looked to come through unscathed so good news for all of your respective clubs.
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Hold on... Mason on Thurston and the Cowboys hero is in a bit of strife. He's coming off but looks fine. Cowboys fans, breathe, breathe, breathe. Reece Robinson just scored his third TRY while all that was happening. Cop that Barba. It's 32-6. Quite the hiding in the end.
Crowd is a tick over 41,000, which is a great result obviously. Not sure where this match will be held next year but would like to see it go out to one of the regions perhaps, or maybe they could sell it to Melbourne, which seems to be the done thing with the NRL these days. Less than five minutes to go now.
The wave is happening = the crowd is bored. It's 28-6.
This one is all over. Reece Robinson gets his second try and the Indigenous All Stars are well in command with a 26-6 leead. I can remember when the most interesting thing about Reece Robinson was that he was related to Anthony Mundine. He's become a handy player for the Raiders. Prince from the sideline... count it. That's 28-6.
That will do! It's not quite a stink but Willie Mason and Andrew Fifita certainly gave each other a stern talking to after that tackle. And boy did they look a bit grumpy. Out comes the STINK icon for the first time this season.Back to top
Only 15 minutes now for the NRL All Stars to make a move and they remain pinned down their own end. They haven't looked anywhere near as fluent as the Indigenous side tonight, who have been piloted superbly by Prince and Thurston with Barba icing the cakes.
We need way, way more flick passes in this quarter. Just the one for the match. I think we see that sort of quota in your average NRL match (excluding St George Illawarra). It's 22-6 to the Indigenous side.
TV viewers - has this game been a bit dull or has my brain been fried by covering the madness that was the Sonny Bill Williams fight until about 2am last night? The final quarter has started. The NRL side trails 22-6.
Who would be the fastest man in league these days? On the evidence of that intercept, I think we can safely scratch Benji Marshall.
Cameron Smith tries the little chip-and-chase near the line. To be fair, razzle-dazzle isn't really his 'thing' and it ends in tears. That's the end of the third quarter. The Indigenous All Stars lead 22-6 and Ben Barba is stuck on three tries. A disappointing night for him, I think we all agree.Back to top
The score remains 22-6, for our readers on mobile. There's two minutes left in the third quarter. It's being played in quarters because of the heat I've been told, although it hasn't been very hot by Brisbane standards. Come on lads.
Just going back to the Fastest Man in League, to make it a fair contest Oudenryn should have raced in his shoulder pads. Boy he got off the line quickly. What a player he was. Back at Suncorp, the Indigenous side wins a penalty a few metres out and could score again.
But Benji gets the intercept! And almost the entire Indigenous team catch him after about 40m. Man, back in 2005.....
The injury update tonight is there are no injuries, thus far. And that's good news for all of the fans. I'm still wondering how this concept deals with a serious injury to one of the superstar players but we'll cross that bridge if we come to it, which is hopefully never. It's 22-6, Indigenous All Stars marching again.
Thurston missed that kick, btw. It hit the post. Score remains 22-6.
And here's the famous 1992 race. I tend to think Offiah had his run impeded and could have lodged a protest.
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Another TRY to the Indigenous All Stars, this time to Reece Robinson. Again, it was the the Thurston kick and the NRL side failed to tidy up. Robinson just scooted over in the corner. This scoreline is getting nasty - it's 22-6 with a kick on the way.
Scott Prince has been good for the Indigenous All Stars tonight. I think the Broncos will be a much better side with him in the seven this season. Penalty now for the NRL All Stars. The game hasn't reached any great levels yet. We need the fastest man in league back. Who remembers Lee Oudenryn v Martin Offiah?
We're back for the second half as the NRL All Stars try to claw back this 18-6 deficit. They haven't looked very likely thus far and will need to catch fire in a hurry to get back in the game.
HALFTIME Ben Barba just ridiculous here with three tries to give the Indigenous All Stars an 18-6 lead over the NRL All Stars. I'm ducking backstage for a quick salad, see you on the other side.
But apparently you can shoulder charge blokes after they have passed the ball. May need a tweak that rule. The NRL side turns it over and the Indigenous team has 20 seconds to play with before the break.Back to top
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Fancy a drink? Our drinks columnist Sam Wylie-Harris calls time on full-sized bottles of wine and suggests some little gems to grace the table.
Halving the pleasure Curbing your thirst to appreciate a smaller sip not only has its health benefits but tipplers and singletons can experience a wider range of wines without the guilt of cracking open a full bottle.
With a growing trend for sizing down from 70cl to 37.5cl bottles, wine lovers can show a smidgen of virtuous restraint while still indulging in a really nice vino at an affordable price.
Kevin Dilton-Hill, founder of online wine shop Halfwine.com, says: "The new year always ushers in resolutions to be more healthy and nothing, except abstinence, is more healthy for a wine drinker than half-bottles of wine.
"A half-bottle of red wine has about 255 calories, and a half-bottle of white wine has about 275 calories, the equivalent to a pint of beer or two gin/vodka and tonics."
Halfwine.com's new year range features two dry whites and two healthy reds - ideal for couples who share different tastes or anyone stuck in a wine rut.
To ring in the changes, try Halfwine's New Year Collection (£39.15, four bottles, www.halfwine.com), which includes a fresh, forward sauvignon blanc, Domaine Masson-Blondelet, 2010 Sancerre, Thauvenay, France; a classic steely chablis, William Fevre, 2009 Chablis, France; a Burgundy from the famous winemaking village of Gevrey-Chambertin, Harmand-Geoffroy, 2008 Bourgogne Rouge, France, which is drinking beautifully as half-bottles mature faster than normal size; and a full-bodied, brambly sangiovese, Fontodi 2009 Chianti Classico, Tuscany, Italy.
Another source for handy halves, Laithwaites has a broad range which includes another lovely sauvignon blanc from the Loire Valley. Try the fragrant Abbesse De Loire Sauvignon Blanc Half Bottle 2011, Val de Loire VdP, France (£4.79, www.laithwaites.co.uk) for its crisp, lemony fruit, zesty freshness and attractive minerality. And with an "R" in the month from now until the spring, it's the perfect partner with half-a-dozen oysters, shellfish or goat's cheese.
Despite their popularity, it's not easy to find an extensive range of half-bottles from the New World as most winemakers prefer to size up with a magnum which ages more gracefully and has longer cellaring potential.
However, the French, with their Old World charm, are less likely to shy away from half measures and it's worth noting that vintage matters, especially with whites which evolve faster in smaller bottles - and the same for champagne.
Half-bottles are a blessing for red wine lovers who don't have the patience to wait for a wine to age, or who fancy a sneak preview of how the flavours will mature, such as the 2009 Bordeaux which has been cited as one of the greatest vintages ever.
To dip into some ripe 2009s, cases of basic claret offer good value, with Chateau La Fleur Coterie 2009, Bordeaux (case of 24 37.5cl halves, £124, www.goedhuis.com/020 7793 7900) drinking well without the chewy tannins you'd find in a full-size version. With smoky blackberry fruit, oak and underlying tannins, this merlot-dominant bottle has lots of fleshy appeal.
Alternatively, try La Reserve Claret 2009, Bordeaux (case of 24 37.5cl halves, £130.80, www.fromvineyardsdirect.com) for a dense, textured wine with crunchy red fruit from the merlot and cabernet sauvignon and notes of cedar wood and spice on the deliciously fresh finish.
From another great vintage and surprisingly approachable, Chateau Malbat 2010, Bordeaux (£4.35, www.tanners-wines.co.uk) is super ripe and super smooth with velvety fragrant fruit. It's a rewarding sip with a Sunday roast.
Heading south to the Rhone wine region, Chateau du Grand Moulas 2011, Cotes-du-Rhone, M Ryckwaert (4.80, www.tanners-wines.co.uk) is a rustic little red that's big on flavour. The earthy, savoury fruit, pepper and spice are backed by a herbal element.
Admittedly, when it comes to thinking about our waistline, sweet wines are higher in calories and a guilty pleasure to be sipped and savoured in tiny quantities.
Chilean winemaker Tabali hits the right note with its Tabali Late Harvest Muscat 2010, Chile (£6.99, www.virginwines.co.uk). With its delightful honey and apricot fruit, orange blossom nose and sensuous mouthfeel, it would please the palate of an angel.
:: Best buy Fine wines at fair prices... Berry Bros & Rudd's January sale is in full swing and with savings of up to 40%, wine lovers have a golden opportunity to snap up special occasion wines for the year ahead. Along with a string of reds, whites and roses from talented winemakers across the globe, there are special reductions on champagnes and sparkling wines while stocks last. To view the full sale range, visit www.bbr.com/sale :: Liquid news Yorkshire winemaker's first blush... Leeds-based Leventhorpe Vineyard has been producing still white wines since 1989, but to celebrate its 10th anniversary of white fizz, the vineyard has released its first sparkling rose.
Leventhorpe Salmon Blush 2010, Yorkshire, England (£20, plus £10 delivery, firstname.lastname@example.com) is the latest edition to George Bowden's portfolio of still and sparkling wines which have been recommended by Jancis Robinson and Oz Clarke. A pretty coral pink with a delicate fruity palate and fresh aromas of citrus and honey, it's a delicious reminder of how we should appreciate English sparkle.

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Gearrin to visit Dr. Andrews for second opinion
ROME, Ga. -- Braves general manager Frank Wren said injured right-hander Cory Gearrin has "ligament involvement" in his right elbow and will visit orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews for a second opinion next week.
Gearrin met with lead team orthopedist Dr. Xavier Duralde on Friday.
"He has a significant injury," said Wren of Gearrin's condition.
Atlanta will recall left-hander Ryan Buchter back from Triple-A Gwinnett and place Gearrin on the 15-day disabled list. The organization has been looking for outside help, but Wren said he has not found an available player he likes better than the club's internal options.
Gearrin, who left a 12-3 win against the Tigers in Lakeland, Fla., on March 25 after throwing an errant pitch, is one of several Braves hurlers to consult with Dr. Andrews this spring.
Starters Kris Medlen and Brandon Beachy are both done for the season after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Reliever Jonny Venters and starter Gavin Floyd are both in the recovery stages of previous Tommy John surgeries.
"We've kind of eaten through our depth," Wren said. "We felt like we were in pretty good shape coming into Spring Training with some guys about to get healthy, and all of a sudden, next thing you know, we're pretty thin."
Although Atlanta has been hit especially hard with pitcher injuries this spring, Wren recognizes that the Braves are far from the only club with rotation depth issues.
"We always find a way to do it and get over it," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "Somebody else will step up. I have the confidence in our club that they'll overcome that."
"When I look around baseball, there's a lot of us like this," Wren said. "It's just been one of those springs. There's not a whole lot you can do about it."
Former Braves manager Bobby Cox admits he doesn't know what's causing the injuries, but he has noticed at the Little League, high school and college levels, an intense focus on pitch velocity might be a cause.
"It's velocity, velocity, velocity," Cox said. "My opinion is I think most of them are trying to throw too hard right now."
Joe Morgan is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Interbike 2011 - Outdoor Demo
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The Madfiber Carbon Clincher will weigh in at around 1220 grams. Still VERY light.
The Outdoor Demo portion of Interbike is one of its treats. Vendors bring a lot of product to be tried out, played with, and discovered. And although much of what is out in the sand is big-name brands offering their experience to the masses, there are always a couple little surprises tucked away between booths, just like at the indoor show, which starts two days later. I'll be there covering the showroom floor just like last year. But for now, enjoy this gallery of images from the desert hills.
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The hunt for a missing girl has been called off after she made contact with police officers.
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Sociology Program Courses
For an official and updated listing of courses, please refer to the current academic catalog.
SOC 101-Introduction to Sociology (3)
This course introduces beginning students to the scholarly discipline of sociology. The course provides students with knowledge of the primary orientations in sociology. The course will evaluate how human behavior is shaped by the groups to which we belong and by the social interaction that takes place within those groups. Three major themes will be covered: (1) how self and society are constructed and sustained through the course of life; (2) the symbolic and ritual nature of self and society; and (3) social inequalities with emphasis on issues of power, class, race/ethnicity, and gender. Attention will be given to the importance of Christian involvement in sociology and how this relates to the three major areas of the discipline: social interaction; social concerns; and social institutions.
SOC 204-Introduction to Criminal Justice (3)
This course introduces students to an understanding of the criminal justice system. It focuses on law enforcement, the administration of justice and punishment, and the treatment of criminals. Topics include: functions of the police, crime prevention programs, the prosecutorial and defense functions, judicial administration and decision-making, institutional and community-based corrections, probation, and parole. The course examines the effects of race, ethnicity, social class, and gender differences within the criminal justice system.
SOC 240-Social Theory (3)
This course examines sociology from the points of view of 19th and early 20th century social theorists. Students read original sources by Tocqueville, Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, Mead, Parsons, and members of the Chicago School. The course focuses on the intellectual, social and political influences on their work, their concepts and systematic frameworks, and the
development of their thought. The courses will examine the relationship of these "classical" theories and empirical works to contemporary theoretical efforts and programs of research.
SOC 241-Marriage and Family (3)
This course examines marriage and family from a sociological perspective. The course will expose students to the many forms that marriages and families have taken in the past and are taking in the present. The course will examine how cultural values, historical context, economic and political changes, and structured relationships of race, class, gender, and age interact and affect marriage relationships. We will also examine the major changes affecting today's families: the changing global economy; the economic wellbeing of families; health, addictions; transracial and international adoptions; racism, gangs, terrorism, war, death and dying. The course will attempt to provide a Christian perspective on the various topics discussed.
SOC 243-Sociology of Adolescence (3)
This course examines from a sociological theory and research perspective the phenomenon of adolescence. Rational choice theory, social learning theory, and attachment theory serve as a basis for understanding current sociological research regarding adolescents.
SOC 250-Sociology of the City (3)
The history and development of American urbanization and its impact on the American social system. Special consideration of New York City with field trips.
SOC 280-The Asian American Experience (3)
This survey highlights past and contemporary experiences of Asian Americas. Based on research on Asians in America, students will use a sociological "eye" to view the historical, socioeconomic, political and cultural contexts that shape Asian America, examining issues including: immigration, community development, political empowerment, labor market status, gender relations, and civil rights.
SOC 310-The Psychology and Sociology of Religion (3)
This course introduces the student to various sociological and psychological approaches to the study of religion, as well as the effects that religion has upon these aspects of human existence. Such topics as the phenomenon of civil religion, attraction to cults, and the psychological aspects of the process of religious conversion will be examined in detail.
SOC 315 – Criminology (3)
This course focuses on the sociological aspects of crime and the sociology of criminal law. Special attention will be paid to the definition, nature, and scope of crime, and delinquency in the United States. The course will include an examination of the nature of criminal law, the variety of theoretical explanations for criminal behavior, the measurement of crime, patterns of crime and the mechanisms for control of criminal behavior.
SOC 316-Social Welfare Institutions (3)
Course provides an analysis of major public and private bureaucratic organizations that provide services to urban citizens. Selected systems (e.g., medical, welfare, legal, and educational) and the political, social, and economic consequences for client populations and professionals are examined.
SOC 317-Crime and Deviance (3)
Historical and current theories of the causes of deviance and crime will be examined. The focus of the course is on the offender, and the factors, circumstances or conditions that influence law-violating behavior. Emphasis will be placed on the ways social structures generate and label deviance. Particular attention will be paid to various social institutions, including the church.
SOC 328-Women in Society (3)
This course explores the changing position of women as a social group, focusing on the contemporary United States. The sexual division of labor in the paid labor market and in the household, the relationship of women to family change and family crisis, the changing role of women in politics, and the changing social construction of female sexuality will be studied.
SOC 330-Work and Family (3)
This course examines the social and demographic changes that have put work and family on the policy agenda, the different strategies used to balance work and family, and the impact of those strategies on women, men, and children. The course will discuss social theories about employment decisions, social change, social norms, and issues of gender and socioeconomic equality. We conclude with a broad overview of the responses of employers and government to current work-family issues, followed by an in-depth examination of parental leave debates.
SOC 334-International Relief and Development (3)
This course will examine current approaches to international relief and development work. The focus will be on the socio-cultural dimensions of development that shape the process. The course will also examine the role of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in their quest to ease human suffering and improve the quality of life for the world's poor. The course will review current debates and policy issues in international development. Topics will include: sustainable development, refugees, poverty reduction, foreign aid, disaster relief, rural development, project design and management.
SOC 337-Statistics for Social Science (3)
The basic concepts underlying and calculations used in statistical procedures for analyzing the results of research in the social sciences will be presented. Prerequisite: Any Math course.
SOC 342-Punishment and Corrections (3)
The theoretical approaches to punishment, deterrence, rehabilitation, and treatment within the U.S. correctional system. The course will also cover the administrative and operational components of the corrections system, including jails, prisons, probation, parole, boot camps, and community-based correction programs. Special attention is given to the impact of religious movements historically and currently on the prison movement, and to the ethical, legal, and social issues that must be confronted when the system is expected to bring about social justice to offenders, victims, and society.
SOC 343-Police and Society (3)
An overview of the roles of the police as agents of formal social control. The course will survey the functions and responsibilities of the police at the local, state, and federal level. The course examines the philosophy, history, character, structure, and function of the police role in a democratic society. Topics include; police values and culture, police responsibilities, police organization and structure, police community relations, and crime control.
SOC 345-American Youth Cultures (3)
A study of youth attitudes, beliefs, and lifestyles of the various sub-cultures of young people. Demographic and stratification studies will be done. Significant movements like the culture of the 60's will be noted.
SOC 346-Social Psychology (3)
This course presents studies of the individual in social and cultural context, with attention given to attitude formation and change; interpersonal influence; person perception; and group dynamics.
SOC 347-Multicultural America (3)
This course deals with the outcome of the long history of cultural diversity in the United States. The various ethnic groups are considered with an emphasis on African-Americans, Asians-Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans, along with various European-American groups. Personal identity and group identity issues will be considered, along with the "stages" of individual development. The complex processes of exclusion and incorporation that have taken place and are now taking place in America will be analyzed. Ordinarily taken by Juniors and Seniors. Check with the department head for exceptions.
SOC 349-Asian Families in America (3)
This course offers an analysis of the diversity of family forms in Asian families. The course will examine Asian family patterns around the following themes: (1) historical influences on the nature of family organization, (2) the influence of socio-economic factors on the family processes, (3) contemporary trends in family structure, and (4) issues facing Asian families in the United States of America.
SOC 352-Political Sociology (3)
The course explores the nature of political power and its distribution in society. The course will examine the dynamic relationship between society and politics and the effects of politics on society. The course will trace the history of the modern nation-state and ordinary recent global trends; explain the growth and changes in citizenship, nationalism, ideology, political culture, elite-mass parties, power, corporatism, and class-status politics; examine political behavior, political psychology, and generational politics. Alternative approaches to changing and transforming power structures will be examined.
SOC 353-Latinos in the United States (3)
A comprehensive study of the social, political, and economic processes affecting Latino groups in the United States. Discussion will focus on the variable adaptations made by Puerto Ricans, Chicanos, Dominicans, Cubans, Colombians, and other Latinos in their migration and settlement within American society.
SOC 354-The African-American Family (3)
An examination of the African-American family from slavery to the present. Discussion of family structures arising from the social organization of slavery and current characteristics of the African-American family.
SOC 355-Social Stratification (3)
Introduction to stratification analysis, theories of class structure and membership, class behavior and mobility.
SOC 356-Economic Sociology (3)
This course introduces students to major themes in economic sociology. The course will examine the economic theories of Marx, Weber, Simmel, Veblen, Pareto, Polanyi, Parsons, Smelser, and Schumpeter. Other topics will include: institutional prerequisites of markets, the nature and limits of rational choice, the social construction of economic behavior, and the role of trust as the basis for exchange.
SOC 357-Social Science Research Methods (3)
The purpose of this course is to develop a student's ability to use and engage in both qualitative and quantitative research. This course introduces students to the basic principles, logic, and techniques social scientists employ to collect, process, analyze, and critically assess information about human social systems. Key research topics include ethnography, participant observation, survey, experimental design, and the integration of research and practice. The course will examine concepts such as problem formulation, research design, data collection, data analysis, and report preparation. The course also examines ethical issues in the conduct of social research; including informed consent, anonymity, confidentiality, and culturally sensitive research methods.
SOC 359-Working with La Familia: The Latino Family (3)
This course studies the nature of the Latino family as a social institution. We will study the importance, values, and functions of the Latino family. Particular emphasis will be placed on learning effective strategies for working with Latino families.
SOC 360-At-Risk Youth and Gangs (3)
A study of youth attitudes, beliefs, and lifestyles of the various sub-cultures of young people. Demographic and stratification studies will be done. Significant movements like the culture of the 60's will be noted.
SOC 366-Faith, Politics, and Society (3)
The course will profile and probe the role of religious institutions as a focal point around issues of social and economic justice. The course will analyze the opportunities and dangers involved in the intersection of faith and politics, the relationship between morally based movements and the process of social change. The course will explore the appropriate role of faith and the involvement of faith-based organizations in the public arena. Course content will be examined from socio-political, cultural, and faith perspectives.
SOC 438-Asian Political Economy (3)
The course uses a cross-national approach to analyze alternative interpretations of Asian economic development. The course examines the social, economic, and political institutions in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, China, and India. The course will also examine issues concerning identity, history, culture and prospects for regional integration. Lastly, we will review the relationships between the various states and the role of Asia in the broader international system.
SOC 459-International Relations and Political Economy (3)
This course explores the political, diplomatic and economic problems facing developed, developing and transitional societies by 1) creating an understanding of relations between 3rd world, transitional societies and western countries, 2) examining the resolution of
conflicts arising from globalization of trade and impacts on international business issues & operations, and 3) global trade agreements such as GATT and its international business implications. Prerequisites: BUS 331, BUS 333, BUS 315.
SOC 460-Practicum in Community Development (3)
This course provides students the opportunity to use the methods and ideas of sociology in designing solutions to practical problems faced by communities. Students will be placed with community organizations and agencies where they carry out projects or conduct research on topics of concern to those organizations and agencies. This program allows students to gain community development experience under the direction of an on-site supervisor and participate in seminars on urban studies, research methods, and value perspectives. Class sessions will be devoted to the collective discussion of students' field notes, journal entries, project summaries,
and field experiences. The instructor, department chairperson, and faculty adviser must approve all proposals. Prerequisites: two sociology courses numbered 200 and above.
SOC 470- Sociology Integrative Seminar (3)
The senior seminar provides students with the opportunity to consolidate the theoretical and substantive knowledge and research skills acquired in many sociology courses. To accomplish this goal, the course revisits the basic principles and practices of sociology, this time in a more holistic and integrative way. It is expected that this seminar will help to sharpen students' sense of the sociological perspective and the enterprise of doing social research. Students are challenged to synthesize, integrate, and assess what they have learned in sociology and to reflect on the role and contributions of the discipline in understanding current social
issues in a global context. Prerequisites: SOC 344.
SOC 480-Independent Study (1-3)
Independent study in an approved topic in Sociology. Permission of the Department Head and Dean is required.
SOC 490-Sociology Internship (3)
Students are placed in an internship setting related to an area of sociological practice or research. Students also meet regularly in class to discuss their internship experiences and integrate theory with sociological practice. Internship experiences will assist students in integrating previously acquired sociological knowledge and research skills. Class discussions and assignments focus on
relating the internship experiences to a sociological perspective. Applied settings include organizations in the fields of criminal justice, family service, gerontology, social services, and urban planning. Each student will author a project that communicates learning through the internship. The instructor, department chair, the work site supervisor, and the student's academic adviser must approve internship contracts. Seniors only.


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It's springtime in Minnesota's Arrowhead, which means spring skiing, great concerts, and lift and lodging packages to accommodate all comers at Lutsen Mountains. What more could you ask for? They are remaining open through April 17.
Lift and lodging packages, good through April 10, are 3for2 Weekends, ski and stay three days for the price of two, and Half-Price Weekdays, three nights' lodging and three day lift tickets for half-price midweek. A family of four for three nights lodging and three days skiing, starts from $528, and includes free ski rental and free ski lessons for the family.
Sweet Water Shake Down is March 31-April 2. Bands for the three-day festival include The Travelin' McCourys and The Lee Boys Thursday, Absynth Quintet and Railroad Earth Friday, and conclude Saturday with the Cascade Mountain Sirrup Likkers, Absynth Quintet, and the Emmitt-Nershi Band.
A three-day concert pass bought in advance online is $39, a two-day pass is $29, and single day $18 in advance. Daily tickets bought at the door will be $22. Follow the link below for more information and online purchases.
Elevate The Beat comes to Lutsen April 8-9. Dessa, P.O.S., and Solid Gold will bring a weekend of hip-hop/rock music from the Twin Cities to the Arrowhead.
Mountain Meltdown takes place April 16-17, which marks the end of the season. What a way to end the season, a free outdoor stage with 10 bands performing live and great skiing and riding. Lutsen's late season conditions are normally epic, and it's been an exceptional winter.
A two-for-one lift and lodging special is being offered for that weekend starting from $82.75 per person for two nights' lodging, based on quad occupancy and includes lift tickets. Follow the link below for more information.
Lutsen's four interconnected mountains and 92 runs spread out over 1,000 acres offering the biggest alpine playground in the Midwest.
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- Express check-out
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free wired Internet
- Computer station
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Rooftop terrace
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1920
- Conference space size (feet) - 269
- Conference space size (meters) - 25
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Room Amenities
- Minibar
- Premium bedding
- Hair dryer
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Bidet
- Slippers
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Pillow menu
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Atlantico cafeteria - Modern first-floor cafeteria serving buffet breakfasts in the morning including eggs, bacon and sausages as well as continental cold meats, salamis and cheeses, yoghurts, cereals and fruit. Cafeteria menu of light meals and snacks including burgers, pasta, pizzas, rice dishes, salads and desserts offered throughout the day, as well as alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
La Bola
El Asador de Aranda
Las Tres Encinas
Nearby Things to Do
Madrid's leafy Retiro Park (1.5 kilometres away) has a large boating lake, tracks for jogging, roller skating and cycling, boules pitches, and a sports centre with tennis courts and football pitches. Club de Campo de Madrid is three kilometres from the hotel for swimming, golf and squash.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 35 per night.
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Resort fee
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 12.00 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 35 per night
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- Atlantico Hotel
- Atlantico Hotel Madrid
- Atlantico Madrid
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- Hotel Atlantico
- Hotel Atlantico Madrid
- Hotel Madrid Atlantico
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- Madrid Atlantico Hotel
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- Hotel Atlantico Madrid Centro
- Atlantico
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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SEARCHES will continue if the remote fields near Ramsbury for several days as police and the public wait on tenterhooks to see what more might be uncovered.
A full Major Investigation Team and a dedicated incident room are at lead investigator Detective Chief Inspector Sean Memory's disposal, as Wiltshire Police commit to securing a conviction for Becky Godden-Edwards' murder.
A total of 25 staff are working regularly out of Marlborough Police Station on the inquiry, revolving around the death of the 20-year-old around the end of 2002 and the beginning of 2003.
At the field and pond in Hilldrop Lane, Ramsbury, teams of up to 30 officers continue to painstakingly search the half-mile area in the hope of uncovering new evidence and leads that may move the case forward.
DCI Memory told a media gathering at the scene yesterday how he and a colleague had come by the discovery – Sian's left New Look boot – moments before divers pulled the second boot from the water.
The 45-year-old, who joined Wiltshire Police in 1988, said: "We put ourselves in the mind of a killer.
"We had looked at lots of ponds and this one was not on the OS Map and it's a good location.
"We were going to come back to it when my colleague saw something that looks slightly like a shoe bobbing in the water. We did a double take and we did not want to leave it and it disappear.
"We went to Ramsbury Fire Station and got a 10ft pole. Because I'm slightly taller I had to pick the boot out. I was leaning in past the point of no return and I was completely in my colleague's grasp."
Once the find had been recovered, more officers were mobilised and the road cordoned off.
Specialist cadaver dog units trained in finding bodies are on loan from South Wales Police, tasked with looking for any trace of human remains, while Avon and Somerset Police frogmen have already proved successful by finding the boots Sian O'Callaghan was wearing the night she was killed, as well as a shotgun.
DCI Memory said teams would be searching thoroughly to find everything they could and he could not rule out other bodies being found.
He said: "There will be 25 to 30 staff up at the scene most days – the dive team will be looking at another three days. "I have got a full Major Crime Team working on this most days and there is an incident room set up at Marlborough. "I cannot rule it out [that there may be more victims].
"I am open minded about what we might find here. We will be searching this area for a few more days, into late next week. "What I will say is that when we leave here, we will recover every piece of evidence we are physically able to do. "We have cadaver dogs searching the woodland for human remains."


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If visiting Washington, DC please be advised that history is not the only thing this town has to offer! There is also great shopping if you want to go on a shopping spree, and I am not just talking about souvenirs. There are several great neighborhoods that offer Shopping, but today I want to tell you about The Fashion Center at Pentagon City.
The Pentagon City Mall contains shops and department stores to suit everyone's needs. Macy's and Nordstrom are located at opposite ends of the mall. In between you will find Steve Madden, Aldo's, William and Sonoma, the Apple Store, MAC, Sephora, Aveda, Yankee Candle, Lane Bryant and Talbot's just to name a few. There are also many specialty stores and vendors located throughout the mall. Please see the mall's directory for a complete list of stores.
There are also plenty of stores in the area surrounding the mall such as DSW, Marshall's and Sur La Table. There is a wide choice of restaurants in the area if the food court's offerings do not tickle your fancy.
Pentagon City Mall is located in Arlington, VA easily accessible by metro rail. The Pentagon City metro station is serviced by the blue and yellow lines. The station is located under the mall and is just an escalator ride away from the station exit. You will inhale the aromas from the diverse food court as soon as you arrive.
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DETROIT — The A's have thrived this season as the feisty underdog, but after 94 wins and a division championship, that label no longer fits.
They have proven their legitimacy, earning the American League's second seed as they begin their A.L. Divisional Series against the Detroit Tigers on Saturday.
Along with that respect comes added pressure. Viewed throughout the regular season as the Little Team That Could, the A's now advance to a bigger stage with a brighter spotlight.
Handling that is one of the primary challenges for a team that figures to carry at least 10 rookies on its A.L.D.S. roster and boasts little postseason experience.
"I think this team is going to be just fine in the playoffs," rookie reliever Sean Doolittle said. "We've played so many close games and played such a tough schedule in September. All of that really bodes well for us moving forward."
Only seven players who project on their 25-man A.L.D.S. roster have played in a postseason game. That includes just two pitchers ? closer Grant Balfour, who played in the 2008 World Series with the Rays, and potential Game 1 starter Jarrod Parker, who made one relief appearance in last year's N.L.D.S. with Arizona.
Then again, the A's youth and inexperience might work to their advantage in some ways. They've played with a carefree abandon all season, never letting tough losses linger very long and showing no intimidation in hostile environments on the road.
"I just think we're too young and dumb to really know the difference between what's pressure and what's just baseball," rookie catcher Derek Norris said.
But Norris also suggested skeptics remain who question whether the A's are legitimate.
"Ever since I've been here, it's been, 'The A's can't compete because of payroll,'" said Norris, who didn't join the A's until Aug. 3. "We're better off (having doubters). I hope they keep doing it."
First baseman Brandon Moss believes the A's body of work speaks for itself, particularly a regular season-ending sweep of Texas that snatched the A.L. West title from the Rangers' grasp.
"Everybody's calling this a Cinderella team," Moss said. "I honestly don't believe that. I believe with the young pitchers we have, and the guys we have in the lineup, that all we're doing is playing to our ability."
(BULLET)The A's are expected to announce their rotation shortly before Friday's workout at Comerica Park, scheduled for 12:30 p.m. (PT).
Given Parker's regular turn would come Saturday, and the fact he went 4-1 with a 2.63 ERA from September on, he seems a strong candidate to start the opener. The wild card is Brett Anderson, expected to rejoin the rotation sometime soon from an oblique injury.
Melvin mentioned that Game 3, on Tuesday, might be a spot to slide Anderson in. Parker, Anderson, Tommy Milone and A.J. Griffin figure to round out a four-man starting staff.
Much more of a long shot to rejoin the rotation -- Bartolo Colon. His 50-game suspension for elevated testosterone levels runs 10 games deep into the postseason, meaning the earliest he could rejoin Oakland would be the A.L. Championship Series.
Colon has been throwing, though he hasn't been seen around the A's since being suspended. A's G.M. Billy Beane had no comment Wednesday when asked if Colon is an option.
(BULLET)Anchoring the Tigers' lineup is Miguel Cabrera, the majors' first Triple Crown winner since 1967. His eyes light up when he faces the A's. In seven games against Oakland this season, the slugger is 14 for 29 with three homers and 14 RBIs.
(BULLET)The online betting web site Bovada puts the A's odds to win the World Series at 15/2 (same as the Giants).
The A's odds when the season started were 80/1.
(BULLET)There's no word yet when reliever Pat Neshek might rejoin the team after the heartbreaking news that his son died just 23 hours after birth Tuesday.
(TAGLINE)For more on the A's, go to Joe Stiglich's blog at ibabuzz.com/athletics and follow him at twitter.com/joestiglich.
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HUMAN remains have been discovered during a £1 million revamp of a village school.
The remains were discovered yesterday as building works took place at Overbury CofE First School near Tewkesbury.
West Mercia Police confirmed the find today. A spokesperson said: "Human remains were uncovered yesterday during building works at Overbury primary School in Overbury.
"Police detectives, forensic scientists and archaeological experts are at the school today to determine the nature of the find."
Overbury CofE First School did not make an official comment on the find but confirmed the school was still open and works would remain on the revamp when possible.
As part of the development the school will get a new space allowing for indoor PE lessons, daily hot lunches, cookery lessons and room for whole school assemblies.
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Supporting tourism in Togo as a tool for developmentApr 29, 2013
Lomé – Through diversifying destinations and boosting tourist arrivals, tourism in developing countries can contribute to poverty reduction as it offers significant opportunities for employment creation, local economic development and integration into the international market.
The West African nation of Togo is aiming to increase the contribution of tourism to its national economy from two percent to seven percent by 2020, with the support of the United Nations.
The Togolese Government has formulated a master plan for tourism development to provide a coherent framework for mid-term goals and activities, ultimately aimed at boosting the country's tourism industry and improving employment opportunities.
"This is something tangible," Togo's Minister of Tourism, Christophe Tchao, said during a launch ceremony for the plan, together with, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Resident Representative in Togo, Khardiata Lo N'Diaye, and in the presence of the Minister of Planning, Development and Territorial Development, Mawussi Djossou Semondji.
UNDP will contribute to the master plan as part of its support for government's strategy for accelerated growth and promotion of employment.
"Tourism is essential for the Togolese economy. Togo has real potential and can reach the position it held several years ago," Ms. Lo N'Diaye said.
Tourism in Togo has high growth potential. In 2011, the country received 325,633 tourists who generated income of nearly CFA franc 20 billion (approx. US$40 million). At nearly two percent of the gross national product, this income is similar to the rest of the West African Economic and Monetary Union, according to the Togolese ministry of tourism.
To be kick-started by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) over the next 10 months, the first stages of the tourism master plan will involve a detailed situation analysis of Togo's current tourism services and the development of and a long-term implementation strategy, including recommended strategic directions and cost estimates for activities to be implemented by 2018.
The budget for this 15-year sustainable development project is US$450,000, with US$319,000 contributed by UNDP and US$131,000 by the Togolese government.
The project will help integrate tourism into the broader development agenda and build the country's competitive advantage - important given the UNWTO estimates that by 2020 there will be 1.6 billion international tourist arrivals worldwide, with Africa expected to receive 75 million of them.


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Instead, Boehner gave Obama a $2.5 trillion slush fund to get himself re-elected. Now Boehner is saying he wants to give Obama massive tax increases in exchange for phony reductions in future spending increases. Boehner and his sidekick Eric Cantor must be removed from leadership if the GOP is to have any hope of ever recovering.
Second, it is time for the GOP to dramatically redefine itself. For three straight presidential elections the Republican Party has pitched itself as a slightly more economically and socially conservative alternative to the Democratic Party, with its biggest distinguishing factor being its relentless advocacy of war, torture, and the police-state surveillance of the public.
This strategy has largely destroyed the party. As white Americans plunge as a percentage of the nation's population, running on a neo-con agenda will increasingly become a preposterous proposition.
How is the GOP going to get a dwindling number of whites to ignore the imploding decline in the country they grew up in with the promise that a Republican president will trade anything of importance with the Democrats in exchange for more wars?
Over the last decade we have butchered a lot of Arabs and put quite a few Middle Eastern nations under the control of the CIA and Mossad, but what good does that do us when our nation is disintegrating?
Demographics are destiny, and for Republicans that spells disaster. GOP leaders have championed massive immigration for years. Because the immigration laws since 1965 have been designed to reduce whites as a percentage of the population, only a tiny percentage of new citizenships are given to people of European decent. Hence, whites as a percentage of the population is declining at a breakneck pace. The Republican Party's best shot at branching out into non-whites, women and young voters will be to drop the angry old war buzzard caricature they have built for themselves.
There are several ways the GOP could revive itself, but time is short. The No. 1 thing the Republican Party must do is to re-brand itself. Right now its main selling point is a near fanatical obsession with war and globalism. If the GOP changes tack and embraces the mantle of freedom, personal liberties and the right of the individual over the thuggish regime in Washington, it may be able to branch out and save itself and the nation in the process.
To make this change it would need to dump the losing "War on Terror" nonsense, and focus on upholding the Constitution and personal liberties as its new branding.
Making a change is not an option. If Republican leadership tries to win over the exploding non-white population by continuing to lunge to the left, its base supporters will give up altogether and the non-white voters it covets will still vote Democrat.
This may have happened in this last election as it appears the total number of votes for president has plunged from 131 million in 2008 to around 125 million this year, with around 7-8 million fewer whites voting this year than in '08.
The only chance the Republicans have is to advocate for liberty and rule of law, as found in the Constitution. To do otherwise will put the final nail in their, and this nation's, coffin.


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It looks likes India's rules against foreign direct investment in the retail sector will no longer be an impediment to Walmart's expansion in the world's second most populous country.
At least that is the impression given by media reports out of India on Friday where the nation's parliament was said to approve a plan that would allow foreign companies to own majority positions in retail operations. To make sense of what is, or isn't, going on in India and how it will impact Walmart's ability to more vigorously pursue growth in the retail market, click on articles from the following media outlets; AP, Bloomberg and Reuters.


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ATHENS—Falcon International Reservoir kicked in its 12th entry ever into the Toyota ShareLunker program January 31, a 13.22-pound fish caught by Ky Martin of Grandview, Texas. The fish was 25 inches long and 20.5 inches in girth.
Martin caught the fish about 2:00 p.m. and took it to the official ShareLunker weigh and holding station in Zapata, Robert's Bait and Tackle, to await pickup. Martin was pre-fishing for a Bass Champs tournament when he caught the fish and is not releasing details on the catch at this time.
The fish became the fifth entry submitted in January, tying the current season for second in number of entries for the month with January of the 1991-92 season. The 1994-95 season saw the highest number of January entries ever, seven.
And now for the rest of the story: The 1994-95 season holds the record for the most entries, 36, and the 1991-92 season had 33, tying for second-highest number of entries with the season just past, 2009-2010.
Time will tell what this means, if anything, about the total number of entries the program will receive this season.
Anyone legally catching a 13-pound or bigger largemouth bass from Texas waters, public or private, between October 1 and April 30 may submit the fish to the Toyota ShareLunker program by calling program manager David Campbell at (903) 681-0550 or paging him at (888) 784-0600 and leaving a phone number including area code. Fish will be picked up by TPWD personnel within 12 hours.
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Evaluating the Validity of a Genetic Risk Assessment Tool in Identifying Autism Spectrum Disorder
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There are three purposes to this study. The first purpose is to evaluate the value of a genetic test in determining risk for autism spectrum disorder. Processing for genetic samples will be completed at the Cleveland Clinic using research equipment provided by IntegraGen. The second purpose is to identify genetic changes that may be associated with autism spectrum disorder or attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder. The third purpose is to examine whether genetic differences and changes may predict which individuals benefit from medicine used to treat attention problems or other psychiatric difficulties.
Between 600-800 people are expected to participate in this study - approximately 300 individuals with an autism spectrum disorder, 75 individuals with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder or another developmental or psychiatric disorder, 100 healthy siblings, and 125 unrelated individuals without a developmental or psychiatric disorder.
Study procedures will vary based upon the specific group participants are suspected to fall into (autism, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, psychiatric concerns/developmental delay, healthy sibling, or unrelated healthy control).
- All individuals will be asked to participate in a cheek swab (gently swabbing the inside of your cheek) to obtain cells used for genetic testing. Genetic material will be stored with identifiers such as numbers, letters or codes.
- Parents or caregivers will be asked to complete questionnaires that examine medical and family history as well as current symptoms and quality of life for the participant.
- Participants may undergo speech and language testing. This involves answering questions, looking at pictures or identifying items.
- Information recorded in participant medical records will be reviewed and collected for this study.
|Autism Spectrum Disorder Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Developmental Delay
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Official Title:
|Understanding Genetic Differences Associated With Autism Spectrum and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
- Autism Spectrum Disorder clinical diagnosis [ Time Frame: March 2014 ]
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
|Study Start Date:
|January 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Participants with autism spectrum disorder.
Participants with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, developmental delay or psychiatric disorder.
Siblings without a developmental or psychiatric disorder.
Unrelated individuals without a developmental or psychiatric disorder.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|1 Year to 12 Years (Child)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of Autistic Disorder, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, or Asperger's Disorder or have a clinical diagnosis of another developmental or psychiatric disorder (developmental/psychiatric controls), or have no specific developmental or psychiatric diagnosis (healthy controls).
- Age 1 to 12.
Exclusion Criteria:
- For individuals with ASD and developmental concern controls, presence of a known or strongly suspected genetic disorder based on all available clinical data.
- Age less than 1 or greater than 12.
- Individuals for whom DNA is not available for analysis.
- Individuals for whom it is anticipated that they will not be available for follow-up at the Cleveland Clinic during the study period.
- Any medical diagnoses that might preclude participation in a low risk, non-interventional research study and any participant who at the discretion of the clinical investigator is not medically able to participate in the study (e.g., unable to comply with cheek swab or other procedure or has serious medical condition which precludes participation).
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01452061
|United States, Ohio
|Cleveland Clinic Center for Autism
|Cleveland, Ohio, United States, 44104
|Principal Investigator:
|Thomas W Frazier, Ph.D.
|The Cleveland Clinic
|Principal Investigator:
|Charis Eng, M.D., Ph.D.
|The Cleveland Clinic
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|Thomas W. Frazier, Ph.D, Center for Autism Research Director, Cleveland Clinic Foundation
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01452061 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|October 11, 2011
|Last Updated:
|January 27, 2014
Keywords provided by Thomas W. Frazier, Ph.D, Cleveland Clinic Foundation:
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
Developmental Delay
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Autistic Disorder
Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Child Development Disorders, Pervasive
Pathologic Processes
Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Mental Disorders
Attention Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders
Neurologic Manifestations
Nervous System Diseases
Signs and Symptoms
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I do like crisps but if I'm honest I prefer flavoured ones to plain crisps. However today my wife was making some sandwiches for my lunch and I was 'presented' them with a pack of Walkers ready salted crisps.
The bag looks like the one on here. The difference with this bag is that it says it is part of a multipack and can't be sold separately. It also says it is made with 100% British Potatoes, which to me can only be a good thing.
Upon opening the pack I can't help feel disappointed when I see this 25g pack only half full. It may be that the crisps have settled but I still feel hard done by. I also notice that the crisps are very small in size and although irregular, like you'd expect a crisp, no nice large ones you can enjoy by sucking the flavour first.
To be honest with ready salted, I wouldn't normally savour the flavour anyway, and with this pack it is no exception. They feel greasy and not a taste I enjoyed. In fact I was glad I had my sandwiches too, to take the taste away.
It does say that they are made with Sunseed Oil and therefore lower in saturates but that still came in at a massive 8.5 g. So a third of the pack was made of this junk. I'm also advised that there are no artificial flavours or preservatives added.
The crisps were very crunchy but many were discoloured and a few burnt, so I wasn't really impressed. Add to this there were 134 calories in the pack and all the fat, I felt disappointed.
I would recommend these crisps, just, to those who are eating them with something else. But on their own they aren't really something I enjoyed. I'll give 3 dooyoo stars.
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The humble 'ready salted' flavour. This flavour started in the 1920s with the Smiths company creating their flagship 'salt and shake' bags; a grease proof bag, some crisps and a salt packet to add to the crisps to then be shaken into. Back then it was probably all about taste with not a lot of concern for saturated fat or salt RDA ;).
These days the three most common crisp flavours tend to be cheese and onion, salt and vinegar and ready salted. With Walkers crisps cordoning off 47% of the crisp market in the UK for themselves then I'm quite confident that if you're reading this, you'll have tried these crisps.
There's really nothing special to them, other than the fact they are flavoured with salt (a much loved white substance in Scotland, that I can assure you of!) and are fairly lower in calories and sat fat than the other nations favourite flavours. The uncomplicated recipe for these babies? Potatoes, sunflower oil and salt. It makes these crisps seem healthy when in reality you'd be better off with two oranges or a paw full of strawberries - less calories, less salt.
These crisps can be bought in 25g 'single' packs, these are the smaller bags that can be found in any newsagents or supermarket and in case you really don't know what I'm talking about they come in a bright red pack with the well known 'Walkers' brand logo slapped on there for good measure - and brand recognition - along with the cozy, almost farm-like scenery on the pack of a potato sliced down the middle and crisps gradually falling from the potato slices, maybe a depiction of the process that goes into these? You know the farmer collects his potatoes, puts them in a sack and then his wife slices them up, puts some sunflower oil and salt on top, pops them in the oven and Bob's your aunty; ready salted crisps ;). Or maybe they're made in a factory, mass-produced and sold on at a premium price (anywhere between 50p per pack, depending on where you shop.) These crisps also come in 100g multi-packs, of which we are so fond of in the UK, but if anything this will make your blow your diet so you're better off sticking to the 25g packs! ;).
Per pack you'll get around 132 calories, 8.5g of fat (0.6g of which is sat fat), 0.1g of sugar and 0.3g of salt which isn't 'too bad' for a bag of crisps. Taste wise? They're nothing exciting and you won't miss much if you bypass these on your shop. Overall I'd give them 3 out of 5 stars because of their 'plain' taste (yeah I know that's the point, but still!).
ok this is my first review so i am pretty excited *****************packaging******************************it is red and has the walkers logo it tells me the nutritional values on the pack my rating 4/5******************taste**********************my first bite is pretty salty and tingaly but overall this is ok overall it is okmy rating 4/5ingredientspotatoes,sunflower oil(34%) saltit is great i don't know the price exactly as i didn't buy them in my opinion it is great for the price
Now if I have a choice over what flavour crisps to eat then I generally opt for salt and vinegar as my first choice. But sometimes when I buy multi packs of crisps you get a few flavours that although I do like it would not be a flavour I would ever purchase on its own. This is the same for Walkers when I last purchased a multi-pack they contained ready salted, not a flavour I would choose to buy but I do still like them.
I paid just £1.00 for a multi-pack of six Walker's crisps, this multi-pack contained two bags of salt and vinegar, cheese and onion and ready salted. Each packet in the multi-pack contains 25g, it is also possible to buy larger grab bags of these crisps which are around double the size.
The crisps come in a red foil packet, on the front of the bag is the walkers logo and a picture of some of the crisps. You can also find some basic nutritional information on the front of the bag and a statement which says that the crisps are made with '100% British potatoes'. On the back of the packet you can find the ingredients listings, full nutritional information, allergy advice and company contact details.
These walkers' crisps contain no artificial colours or preservatives, they are also fried in sunseed oil to make them lower in saturated fat. They are also suitable for vegetarians. The nutritional content of a 25g bag of the ready salted crisps are:
Calories - 134
Sugar - 0.1g
Fat - 8.5g
Saturates - 0.6g
Salt - 0.38g
When I was a child I remember a recipe that my mother used to add walkers ready salted crisps to. It was a coating that she would make for chicken that was simple but very tasty. It simply involved crushing a bag of the crisps up and adding to some dried sage and onion stuffing mix. Then she would take portions of chicken dip them into an egg wash then dip into the crisp and stuffing mix and bake in the oven. This made the chicken lovely and tasty and the crisps added a lovely chrunchy texture to the coating.
These crisps although are not my favourite flavour they are still quite moorish once you start to eat them. As they are ready salted then they are quite salty but I find this quite pleasant and a little addictive. The crisps themselves are always light and very crispy in texture. They are also not too greasy even though they are fried. The crisps also work fantastically well when you add them to a cheese sandwich to add a little crunch. Overall these crisps are very good quality and tasty, although not my favourite flavour when I do eat them I always enjoy them very much.
A 34.5g bag of Walkers Ready Salted crisps is currently priced at 55 pence on the Tesco website although I am fairly sure you can find them cheaper if you do your research, definitely savings can be made if you purchase multipacks, for example from the same retailer you can buy a packet of 12 for £2.49 which is over 30 pence less expensive on each individual bag.
Ready Salted crisps are sometimes also described as plain or original and compared to some other varieties or flavours these days, they can appear a bit boring or ordinary but as I get older the more I appreciate them.
Walkers present these in a red coloured foil packet with the distinctive Walkers logo printed on. It is very clear which flavour is in each bag and there is also an appetising picture of what the crisps may look like inside once opened. I am always impressed by the smell of these crisps but you cannot help but think they are particularly unhealthy what with the salt and the grease that is very noticeable when you touch them although this does make them taste great.
Each crisp is a decent size until you get down to the broken small shards at the bottom of the bag and the texture and the flavour makes them very enjoyable. These would be fantastic with your sandwiches at lunch or good if your pour a few packets in to bowls at parties or gatherings. Although they are not every ones favourite I haven't met many people who don't like Ready Salted so they are a safe bet to give to guests I think.
Health wise these are crisps so they are not going to be brilliant for you but in moderation every now and again like other snack foods they are alright with a 34.5g bag containing less than 190 calories and 12g of fat. These do contain 9% of recommended daily salt intake as well and so as you can see it would not be a good idea to eat too many bags of these in one day although it is very easy to do this. I don't think you can go wrong with Walkers, a very good quality brand whatever the flavour.
Aaah you can't beat a good old packet of Ready Salteed no? Some people think they are absolutely disgusting while others love them. Call me boring..... as I never venture further than a packet of these and sometimes maybe Salt and Vingegar. The other flavours just smell horrific to me and who would really eat Ketchup flavour crisps? Ketchup!- You must be kidding?
The crisps come in a nice bright red bag with the walkers sign on them. They look pretty attractive. Now they display the calories, fat, saturates etc on the frong packet in the bottom right hand corner. This can put you off but I don't usually look at that!
On the back it shows all the ingredients and that it is suitable for vegetarians. Sometimes they display competions and they also display the other flavours of walkers crisps too.
Open up the bag and a lovely salty smell hits you. The crisps are light and fresh however sometimes they load them will salt which I personally love. Sometimes you can hardly taste any salt which is a bit plain. Walkers crisps are also really crunchy and sometimes get stuck in my teeth.
You get approximatly 25 - 30 crisps in each bag and they come in 35g packs at around 50p. An okay price to be paying I suppose.
Ok so I may aswell display all the calories and fat and stuff. Feel free not to read this bit as I understand why you wouldn't want to. :)
Calories 98
Fat 2g
Protien 1.5g
Carbohydrate 18.5g
As you can see they are pretty unhealthy but not as unhealthy if you buy unbaked! I don't think 98 calories is that bad!
Overall I love these crisps and I would recommend them to anyone. You either love them or you hate them.
Thanks For Reading :)
today i went to my local shop and bought a packet of walkers ready salted crisps. When i returned home i was really looking forward to eating my crisps. But when i opened them, i could not eat them. This was because the packaging was very poor and the crisps were moulded and had a dead fly in them. I called walkers customer services and they told me to send them back to consumer services department in leicester. I done this with great care andf I still have not heard anything from them. I am very dissappointed that a huge company like walkers do not really care about their customers.
Walkers - Ready Salted
What are they?
A pack of crisps by Walker's.
Special features?
These ones are the 'Ready Salted' ones.
What do I think?
I'm not usually a big fan of 'ready salted' crisps, as I'm always trying to cut down on salt, every time I eat salty crisps, everything just swells! With Walker's I'm okay with them, as they seem to have a slightly lower salt content compared with other brands of crisps - only 0.38g (7%) for their 'Ready Salted' range, but unfortunately, still quite high in fat.
The quality of the crisp has improved a lot over the last few years, I generally find the actually crisp a bit thicker, chunkier to the bite and of course much less fat and greasiness, I have also noticed the difference with my fingers - less tissues used, and less water needed for a drink!
The taste is just right, and I can definitely get a taste of the 'real' potato. I'm really glad that they're claiming to use sunseed oil to fry them, and this if course reflects on the taste as well - like, you can definitely tell if they've been using clean oil to fry the chips in the fast food outlets.
The crisps are also made with no MGS (monosodium glutamate), no preservatives, artificial colours and are suitable for vegetarians and coeliacs.
It costs about 45p per individual pack of 37.5g. This is actually not really as good value as it should be because when you open the pack, it seems only half full, the multipacks seem much better value, but the individual packs themselves are only 25g - so even less in weight and content. They are very good decent crisps, but just not very good value in money...
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© Leighsa 2010.
Perhaps the most boring flavour of crisps out there. I always used to want a nice flavoursome crisp, and although these have loads of salted flavour to them, they perhaps aren't as exciting at Cheese and onion, Thai sweet chilli etc. The wife got into these a couple of years ago and now counts them as a favourite of hers so there is usually packs of these in our crisp cupboard.
You can get these in individual 34.5g bags, which cost about 45p, or the 6 bag multipacks which are about £1.40 but the bags are 28g. They are on the 3 for £3 offer in asda along with a large range of other makes and flavours. The bag is a shiny red colour with the large walkers logo on it. Looks ok as far as crisp bags go.
These crisps are quite dry but with a bit oil feel to them. Nice enough taste though and not too bad. The crisps are quite large as well, but there is obviously broken ones in the bottom of the bag. There is a decent scattering of salt as well, so you get the salty flavouring. I was thinking that these would be boring just being salty, but these were nice and simple.
Per 34.5g bag these have 181 calories, which is pretty average for a bag of crisps.
I think I will have more bags of these, as they were just a nice simple bag of crisps, and sometimes a heavy flavour isn't what is needed.
Some people think that 'Ready Salted' crisps are boring and are often the ones left till last in a multi pack but these are my favourite. I am a big fan of salt anyway, I just love it and have it on most of my dinners, which I know is bad for me but I would say I have a slight addiction to salt!
Now the reason I like these crisps is not just for the taste, but because you can eat a bag of these at your desk and not stink the office out, and the taste does not linger in your mouth unlike the stronger flavours. I think these are cooked to perfection, having a nice salty taste and being of perfect thickness and crispiness. They are great as a light snack, but will not fill you up if you are hungry as they are not very substantial.
The packaging is hard to miss as the bag is bright red in colour with the large Walkers logo on the front. The front of the packet also displays the nutritional information which is below -
Calories - 183
Sugar - 0.1g
Fat - 11.8g
Saturates - 0.9g
Salt - 0.53g
Now although the fat content is quite high, the saturates isn't so this is good. Also being Ready Salted you'd expect them to contain a lot more salt but the salt content considering, is quite low.
There is a section on the back of the packet that states that Walkers are constantly trying to reduce their carbon footprint and a picture shows that a bag contains 80g of co2. This is the gas that the bag is filled with to keep the contents fresh and crispy. Each bag weighs 34.5g.
It is quite reassuring to see that there are only three items in the ingredients. Each bag contains potatoes, Sunflower oil and salt so you can rest assured it's not full of processed rubbish.
There are also contact details on the packaging incase you have a problem or are not entirely satisfied with the product -
UK Free phone - 0800 274777
ROI Free Phone - 1800 509408
Lines open 9-5
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My parents always have these in a cupboard. Whenever I pop round I always check to see that they haven't pushed the boat out and bought a different flavour! Alas no, it is always a multipack of the plain old ready salted. Nothing wrong with that really, but then...aren't they just a little unadventurous.
Walkers is a trusted brand, even Gary Lineker lends his name and face to them and he's a trusted man. You can buy these individually or in a multipack. A single bag will cost about forty pence, prices vary depending on which store you buy it from though.
A ready salted crisp is a potato crisp with nowt added to it except for a dashing of salt. The balance of salt is spot on in these. If I buy those Salt N Shake crisps, they always end up far too salty, whereas these Walkers crisps are just right. You can always judge whether the salt has been over done because you will need to reach for a drink halfway through.
So what of the texture and taste? The crisps are always very crunchy and they have an excellent bite to them. I rarely get packs where the crisps are broken into small bits, so a decent sized crisp is pretty much guaranteed.
The taste is addictive, though not in the same way that Pringles make you rush for another one. There is a satisfying savoury aroma to them and they certainly help fill hunger gaps.
Useful for children's lunch boxes, mid morning snacks or for a teatime treat, they are handy to have in the house. I often use them to crumble on top of pies before baking in the oven. Try them sprinkled over a fish pie to add a crispy top layer.
My only criticism is the lack of crisps in a pack, they barely come up halfway in the bag and this disappoints me.
Walkers Ready salted crisp are my favourite flavoured walkers crisp. I used to eat these regular but have tried to cut down a bit as find one bag is not always enough.
The look?
The bags are red coloured with the golden colour in the middle, once the bag is open the inside can look a bit greasy but they are fried potatoes I suppose, but not too many for the bag size but they are worth it for the taste
£1.28 for six 25 gram bags is the price most supermarkets are selling these for
About the Taste?
These have the right amount of salt in them I think, these are very moreish, the oil used gives a great flavour with these as the salted version are a stripped bare version so you can taste the oil more so than the other flavours, where these are taken over by the flavourings.
Sat fat and salt are yellow, fat is red and sugar is green, so try to eat sparingly (unlike me)
Great balance of ingredients and flavours for the plain version of the crisp
Walkers has got to be Britain's favourite crisp brand, and Ready Salted is one of the more popular flavours available.
I actually prefer Salt & Vinegar, but occasionally I do fancy a pack of Ready Salted. I find that the salt flavouring in the RS packs actually tastes like salt, whereas in the S&V packs it is more of an artificial flavouring.
You can buy Walkers crisps in various size packs. If you buy multipacks like I have, they will be a smaller than average 25g. Usually when you buy them in single packets they are 34.5g. you can also buy 'Big Eat' packs of 50g.
A packet of 34.5g crisps will cost you around 45p. When you consider that supermarkets usually have offers on multi-packs of crisps and you can easily pick up a 6 pack for £1, it seems a little silly to spend that much on one packet!
The crisps themselves are in the instantly recognisable red and gold pack. It shows the Walkers logo and the nutritional info.
If you were wondering...
100g of RS crisps contain:
529 Calories
5.9g Protein
49.7g Carbohydrate
34.1g Fat
They look and feel just like the other Walkers flavours; they are a pale gold colour, thin and crunchy, and usually they have little bubbles in the crisps (I love those bubbles!). They are slightly greasier than some of the other flavours, but not too greasy as to detract from the taste of them.
You can taste the potato, oil and the salt in almost equal proportions, although the salt is slightly more apparent than the other two.
They are made from sunflower oil so are not as bad for you as they used to be. A packet of Walkers are also not that high in fat/calories/salt so having a packet every now and again won't hurt.
Overall - A nice snack, great taste, not too expensive, and just enough to tide you over until your next meal. Obviously not the healthiest snack you could choose but you've got to treat yourself every now and again!
The Packaging
The front of the pack is dominated by the distinctive walkers red and yellow logo and shows crisps being cut from a potato. In the bottom left hand corner there is an easy to view and accessible breakdown of the crisps nutritional values along with relevant RDA's (recommended daily allowances).
The back of the pack contains a more thorough breakdown of the crisps nutritional values and a list of ingredients. There is also a spiel about the company and their commitment to quality.
All in all the packaging is bright, informative and generally appealing.
Below is a list of ingredients and nutritional values for anyone who is counting calories:
Potatoes, Sunflower Oil (34%), Salt.
Nutritional Values
Each 25g bag contains:
Energy - 132 Kcal
Protein - 1.5g
Carbohydrate - 12.4g
Fat - 8.5g
Saturated Fat - 0.6g
Fibre - 1.1g
Sodium - 0.15g
My Verdict
In many ways, Walkers Ready Salted are the classic crisp. Sure they may not be as posh as Kettle Chips or as exotically flavoured as some other varieties but they are still a tasty snack. In fact I defy anyone to actively dislike them!
These crisps have a nice flavour which does actually taste like potatoes This sounds like an obvious thing to say about crisps but some other brands are made with 'reconstituted' potato, and taste far more artificial than these.
They are nice and crunchy and fully deserving of the name 'crisp'. They are not too greasy either, which is a bonus.
You get a decent amount in each bag (25g) so you won't be left hungry after you have finished them.
The crisps are cooked in Sunseed oil which is naturally lower in saturated fat than other cooking oils. Despite this fact, each bag of Walkers contains 8.5g of fat (0.6g of saturated fat) which I don't think is appreciably lower than other brands. So, while they may not taste fatty, they are not the healthiest snack in the world either. In Walkers defence, these crisps contain no MSG, no preservatives and no artificial colours. At the end of the day it's a pack of crisps and not a stick of celery, so you would expect there to be some calories and fat involved somewhere! (If you are trying to reduce your calorie intake you should probably check out the Walkers 'Lites' range as they are lower in fat and calories. In my opinion though the original variety are far tastier than the 'lite' variety).
These crisps are a simple and tasty addition to any lunchbox and are definitely worth a try if you haven't already.
The classic ready salted is one of my favourite flavours, yeah i know its not the most exciting or exotic of flavours but I have a monstrous addiction to salt so for me a bag of these little beauties is absolute heaven.
I hadnt had a pack of these for a while and so as we've just got a Walkers multipack in i just went down and grabbed a bag and have just finished chewing my way through them.
There were more in the bag than i remembered (about three quarters full), not sure if they've recently started putting more in or if I was just remembering wrong but Im sure they used to be about half full.
There was one thing I did notice that I hadn't noticed before, these things are super greasy. Again, not sure if they've increased in grease since the last time i had them or if I just happened to notice it this time. My finger and thumb were coated in Sunseed Oil (A healthier alternative to vegetable oil).
Despite the greasiness I do really love these crisps, they have a really full taste (unlike their 'light' counterparts which are entirely devoid of flavour). If Walkers could just find a way to reduce the greasiness they'd have themselves a 5 star crisp.
The bag is 25g and is the classic ready salted red. The ingredients are pleasingly minimal, simply potato, sunflower oil and salt.
I absolutely reccomend these bad boys to crisp lovers everywhere, Grease and all!!!
The simple taste of a potato, baked and salted!


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