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Fiscante filed a civil action against Haley and his wife, Christine, in August. A judge ordered the couple to pay up but the Haleys appealed. Appearing in court on Monday, Christine Haley told the judge she paid Fiscante $3,000 but refused to pay the rest because after living under his care, two of the dogs had become so aggressive they had to be given away for fear they would attack the couple's children.
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Tues Mar 15.Rebecca was actually early to pick us up! Got to MCO with time to spare. No upgrades available but they did move us closer to the front of the plane when they saw my cane! Quick flight to Atlanta and a long wait for the wheel chair to get me to our next gate in another part of the terminal. A then got on the London flight and sat on the runway for 1 hour waiting to take off. Disgusting food but the wine was free in coach this time.
March 16 Arrived Heathrow on time and the wheelchair was waiting to take us thru Immigration and onto baggage claim. Just airports was waiting just outside the exit and we quickly made it into London and the Grosvenor Kensington, formerly the Kensington Moat or Mad House as some of us called it. Room not ready so went across the street for some breakfast. Back to hotel and the room was ready, very nice sized room with a totally unsafe bathroom. No grab bars except on the side of tub, which are useless and no rubber mat for when using the shower. No way I could get in that tub so showered and felt better quickly. Talked to a lady from Texas and she said the same thing. She said her SIL had fallen in the tub the first time she used it. The hotel has been sold and will be completely renovated so I hope they do something about the safety features. Free internet in rooms so set up computer so I can check bus routes. D hit the bed and I hit the streets, going over to South Kensington tube to add 7 day travel cards to our Oysters. Unpacked had some lunch and then a short nap before dinner at La Famiglia..of course ..it's always our first night's restaurant. Saw all our old friends had a nice chat with Alvaro and a great meal. Mussels of course for David . As I said before they always know what his first course will be, he followed with rare liver! I had fried artichoke hearts and stuffed veal roast , all delish. So off to bed.
March 17 Had planned to go to Trafalgar for the St Patrick's day parade, but the streets were jammed with yobs and drunks even early in the morning so gave up on that and spent some time at the V and A and walking along King's Road and stopping in at the Sydney Street Antiques market. Lunch somewhere and then back for a nap before dinner at a new place , Venosi. I had read a great review in a London newsletter I get, The Londonist, Thanks Beth!! And the review was spot on. The place is on Sloane Avenue and very nicely decorated with comfortable leather chairs and banquettes, white wall and marble floor, very cool and crisp looking. The service from Miguel our waiter was excellent and Luigi the owner most pleasant. I really hope his business thrives because they certainly deserve to. I had Braciole, a rump steak stuffed with herbs and parmesan and served in a Pizzaoli sauce over sautéed broccoli and roast potatoes. I wish I'd taken a picture because the presentation was great. D had kidneys and semifreddo for dessert.. We booked again for later in the week before leaving. The bus to take us back to the hotel was right outside the door. Did a lot of bus riding this trip. The hotel has excellent transport connections.
March 18 David's birthday and he wants to see the Victoria Cross exhibit at the Imperial War Museum. As I said before, you know you have been to a place too many times when the doorman greets you with a hug and a kiss. I always tease him about his hearing as he collects the coats and back packs of the screaming school children that come thru his door. Interesting exhibit, David also revisited the Holocaust exhibit while I visited the art galleries. I think the main thing he wanted here at the IWM was lunch and their delicious Mac and cheese! Spent the whole morning and part of the afternoon here and in the park outside enjoying the beautiful weather. I had to take the liner out of my raincoat when we got back to the hotel.
Dinner tonight is supposed to be a special treat. We haven't been to Montepeliano in ages and David is looking forward to their Dover Sole and crepes Montepeliano. The restaurant has changed a bit since we were last there. They have opened up the front room into the back room but the service is not as good as it used to be. Of the 3 original owners only 1 remains.
They used to serve the whole sole with head and tail on and bone it tableside. A bit disappointed that it came ready boned to the table, We strongly suspect that it is no longer fresh but rather frozen. Then the waiter forgot to crush the almond biscuits over D's crepe. Well the wine was fine but I doubt we will be going back anytime soon.
March 19
Hadn't been to Portobello the last few trips so decided today was the day. Bus dropped us off right in the middle of the market, much better than taking the tube. Had some almond croissants and coffee before during any looking at the stalls. Spent several hours inside and out admiring but not buying! Did see an engraving like one we have and were astonished at the price, 750 GBPs! I'll take better care of ours.
Bused back to the V&A again . You could spend days there and not see everything. Paid particular attention to the Diamond Jubilee exhibit of Queen Victoria.
Had a 50% off offer from top table at Marco Pierre White's King's Rd steakhouse so set off for dinner around 7. I had a delish rib eye and chips, David had their grilled double lamb chops. They had not been skinned properly and were very hard to cut into. He told the manager and the chef agreed with him so they didn't charge us for them and gave 50% off on my dinner! Good business . Both finished with crème brulee. You didn't think D could make a trip without having at least 1 CB!
March 20
For some reason I swore Borough Market was open on Sundays, Following a LONG bus ride we arrived to find it closed. No big deal headed over into Southbank and took the boat over to Tate Britain. This is not one of my favorites but usually has a good temp. exhibit on. Wandered around for an hour or so and stopped in their café for lunch. David had some kind of soup, the color alone turn ed me off. I enjoyed my Panini though!
We did a lot of walking and David was so tired he wanted to sleep rather than eat dinner. So I went over to Carluccio's on my own and had a nice pork saltimbocca and wine. Now I was tired so returned to hotel and turned in early
March 21
Today is the day for the Wallace Collection. After walking the wrong way on George St we asked directions and were pointed back the way we hd just comke. Stopped in a Café Nero for some revitalization coffee before entering. D's favorite picture is in the collection so we stared at The Arab Camp for a bit before seeing the other things. Lunch in their garden café is always nice. The medieval armor always amazes me. No machinery involved and the decorations on what is essentially a bullet proof vest is amazing
After liunch we headed to Gray's Antique Center as I had 2 rings I wanted to sell. First guy I showed them too asked what I wanted for them so I said 500GBP. He was so quick to hand over the money I think I made a mistake. Oh well, we won't have to find any more ATMs while here and I should have some leftover for our next trip.
D wants to go to Carluccio's tonight . So walked over We shared a cheese and salami antipasta , I followed with fried calamari and D had a venison stuffed tortellini Both excellent. Food is so good here if you can stand the noise!
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Lovely! I'm looking forward to the rest of the report.
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Enjoying reading your report!
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Thanks, Avalon. A great start. I am looking forward to the rest of the report.
I would love to go back again someday.
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and a bit more
March 22
Spent the day at St Paul's mainly in the church yard enjoying the sunshine! It cost almost 50 US dollars for 2 people to enter the church, As We've seen it before I can think of better ways to spend 50 dollars! Enjoyed walking around the area checking out shops and cafes. Back to the National Gallery and the Nat'l Portrait gallery. These are our 2 favorites in London. Spent the rest of the afternoon browsing thru the permanent collections and glancing in at the temp, which neither of us was fond of. Can't even remember the name of the artist!Did get a Monet poster for my bathroom. Totally differnet look from most MOnet's . Thames below Westminster
Back to hotel for a short rest before dinner at Venosi again. I had their lobster pasta with big chunks of fresh cooked lobster , even served it with the shell on top> David started with mussels. They cook their in white wine as opposed to La Famiglia's which are in a tomato sauce. Tasted the sauce and it was very good. He followed with crab ravioli.
We were talking with Luigi , the owner, and mentioned how disappointed we were with the Dover sole at Montepeliano. He said the next time we wanted DS to call for a reservation in advance and he would order it for us and himself. So we made a reservation for Friday night! I love this place.
March 23 Finally what we came for , the 2 big antiques fairs at Chelsea Old Town Hall and the BADA fair at the Duke of York Headquarters.
Went to Duke of York first, had some lunch at Partridges and eyed the long lines waiting to get into the fair. Decided to do Town Hall first. Very nice affordable show even though we did not buy. We did come close though. David saw a small oil of the head of a Victorian boy. It looked so much like our nephew Brendan we were tempted. It was 350 GBP so I told D to think it over carefully. Went back up to Duke of York . The lines had thinned out so we made a short stop there. I had several free tickets for both shows so we will come back again later in the week for a more careful look. It is hardly likely that we will buy anything at the BADA fair as the prices are sky high and each item is worth it and more in some cases.
Dinner tonight was at Racine. I've wanted to go there for ages but always forgot to make a reservation and it is essential. It is not related to Bouillon Racine in Paris. I asked the French waiter we had. The whole staff and menu is very French. David started with sautéed duck hearts. He said they were excellent. He went on to a confit of guinea fowl. I had shoulder of lamb braised in red wine. I'd never had lamb shoulder before but I will have it again!! We'll make a point of coming here again.
March 24
Had tickets for War Horse this afternoon so made it to the theatre early to pick up tickets I had bought online. Then wandered around the area until showtime. It is quite near Covent Garden so headed in that direction stopping for lunch at La Ballerina. The lunch was good but a bit expensive so we'll eat cheap tonight!
The play was FANTASTIC. One of those that sticks with you. The puppetry was exceptional. I swear I could see expression in the horse's eyes! Our seats were right next to stage and even the under area was made to look like a WWI trench. Lots of leg room too! Got out of theatre around 4:30 so headed off for a drink before heading back to hotel. Dinner at Carluccio's. I had Osso Bucco with saffron risotto , very very good. D had some kind of pasta dish.
March 25
Back to the BADA show and it is almost overwhelming! Saw more beautiful paintings and furniture than you could imagine. David was much taken with a particular oil. Thank God it was way out of our price range because we'd have to add on a room to hold it! Spent the entire day here even lunching on site though we did pass on the champagne bar. 9 GBP for a small glass of bubbly is way too much for my purse! Talked with a lot of the dealers and picked up some good hints from them.
Back to the hotel, stopping at the outdoor terrace of La Floris for a reviving glass of wine before going up.
Back to Venosi and our Dover Soles! Luigi was right , his are far superior to what we had earlier. His son Gino, a Prince Harry look-alike, is the chef and he does a really good job. Also had more fried zucchini. David says I should buy a deep fryer and learn how to make it at home.! I'll miss this place but we still have others on our list/.
March 26th
Saturday and finally we will get to Borough Market! Snacked and sampled our way thru the entire market for several hours. I love this place and so does D! It was a long bus ride from the hotel with a transfer so D said we should take a cab back to a more central location. Flagged one down and hopped in and said take us to Trafalgar. The cab driver asked if we REALLY wanted to go there as today there is a huge protest march beginning or ending there. Several 100 thousand people are expected! Changed our mind in a hurry! So he took us to Knightsbridge. They have the most interesting cab drivers in London. This guy was a Turkish Cypriot married to a Greek Cypriot. No clashes of religion though. He said he disapproved of the burkha and knew lots of Muslims who made their wives wear them and then went out and took up with Eastern European girls!! Don't know if he was joking or not!
Dropped us off and we decided we hadn't looked at the Gilbert Collection of silver at the V&A so walked over there and drooled for an hour or sass. It is the most amazing collection of silver anywhere. Had a snacking the café. Food is mediocre but the setting makes up for it.
Bused up to Chez Gerard on Kensington High street for another bit of France. I had steak frites with their great peppercorn sauce , D went with kidneys again!! Crème brulee to finish.
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Forgot, as we came up to the hotel I noticed Market Stall Umbrellas further down Harrington Rd on one of the side streets, so headed down to see what was up. A weekly street market, jst like in Paris. Well this is a rather French neighborhood, with the Lycee Francaise , French bookshops adn cafes and patisseries so why was I surprised. Wandered a bit htere and had a pastry before heading back to hotel
March 27 Sunday
We started out for the Museum of the City of London, but as we passed the Imperial War Museum David remembered something he wanted to see so hopped off the bus and went in Again! Spent about 2 hours and then he wanted more mac and cheese. I
m beginning ti think it is addictive. Had that and the worst bottle of cider ever. I'll not try that brand again.
Headed back to Antique shows. Thank God, the picture David wanted was sold! Did talk again with some dealers about pricing various things. I think we'd get lot better prices if we carried stuff back to London when we want to sell.
Back to Chez Gerard for dinner. We both had a lamb dish and creme brulees again. I was thinking of CBs last night and wishing I had one.
March Hadn't been to the Covent Garden antiques market for years so headed in that direction. Got there early and found mostly junque!! Won't bother with that one again.We did spend the entire morning there before hading back to the National Gallery and the National Portrait gallery again. They are 2 of my favorite London places. Spent the rest of the day there, did leave to go for a pub lunch then went back. I was dying for a Ploughman's lunch and had a good one at the pub right by the bus stop. I think it is called the Duke of Clarence. Lots of cheese, good bread and a yummy chutney along with the pickled onions. Forget what D had. Washed it down with a glass of cider and one of Guinness for David.
Back to hotel for a rest before heading out to Cafe Montepeliano. This is not owned by the same people as Montepeliano and it always a good choice for an in expensive really good dinner or lunch. I had a veal saltimbocca with lots of veggies on the plat , D had a pasta and mushroom dish
March 29th We are both tired, dragging around a bum leg and doing lots of walking has worn me out so for once I was glad we were heading home tomorrow. We had missed the Gilbert Silver Collection at the V&A so headed back there. Arrived a bit early so went over to Orsini for some coffee. Nice waiter and Mr and Mrs Orsini were not there but talked to the daughter who has taken over the day to day running of the place. Mrs O still comes in each day to bake all the pastries and Mr O comes in as a greeter each evening. Made reservation for dinner that evening. Found the Gilbert collection without too much trouble. Last visit I could nt find it. Spent several hours admiring all the beautiful silver and miniatures that the Gilberts collected over the years and left to Britain. It is truly amazing. Stopped in the museum cafe for lunch. The dining room is so pretty, . It was much cooler today so no kids frolicking in the fountain today.Back to room to pack up and get ready for our flight tomorrow. Managed to fit everything in!
Greeted by Mr. O as if he remembered us, though I don't see how he could! They make the best meatballs there. You get 5 big balls along with roasted potatoes and 2 veg, no way I could finish my plate!D had their mussels cooked in white wine rather than tomato sauce and said they were excellent. He then had a starter portion of some kind of pasta. Both too full for one of Mrs O's desserts.
March 30
Our dinner arrived a bit early so we took off for Heathrow. Checked in waited a bit for the wheelchair, no way am I walking the Mile to the gate! Boarded the place we had a window and an aisle. Just as they closed the doors I saw 2 vacant seats a few rows ahead so dashed up and claimed them! Then we sat on the runway for 1 1/2 hours waiting to take off. We were both a bit worried about making our connection in Atlanta. We did not have a lot of time and Atlanta is a hellhole of an airport. You have to go thru security when you get OFF the plane before you can enter the terminal. Makes no sense at all. Then good old truthful Jody tells the immigration agent she has food so our entry card was marked with a big A and we had to go to Agriculture. The guy there asked what food I had and when I said VAcuum packed olives , he asked why they had sent us there. old him maybe they should tell immigration what is allowed! He sent us on our way and the girl wheeled us to the next terminal down. Thru security again and thankfully the weather in Orlando is bad and our connecting flight has been delayed!!So we made it just in time. Again we sit on the runway , for over an hour waiting to takeoff. It was the roughest flight I've ever been on. They didn't serve anything because the attendents had to be strapped in the entire way! Landed just a bit late and got a taxi at once. One thing you can say abou Orlando there are always loads of taxis waiting. Opened door and no lights!! Managed to turn off security system in the dark. Power did come back on in an hour or so, so did have hot water to shower before hitting My Very Own Bed!!
All in all it was a great trip. I do love London and when I'm there I think it is my favorite but I do the same with Paris!!
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Just found out the Olympia Winter Art and Antiques fair will be on when we are in London in November!!That is another great show.
Planned on the Queens JUbilee in June of 2012 but see that my 2 favorite fairs are on in March so may have to change lans!
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BTW That was our DRIVER who arrived early not our dinner
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Fantastic trip report. Thanks again too for the advice you provided when we planned our trip last year.
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Great TR, thanks. DH and I were going to buy a compass so we'd go in the right direction-welcome to the "wrong way" club.
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Whereas The Game Of Monogamy was an orchestral album filled with theatrical arrangements, Adult Film favors less ornate, equally impactful instrumentation across its 10 affecting tracks. The album is filled with variations of Kasher's signature blend of ruminative rock/pop, ranging from raucous and barreling ("American Lit," "Truly Freaking Out") to uneasy and undulating ("Where's Your Heart Lie," the dreamy "Lay Down Your Weapons"), from deceptively bright and poppy ("The Willing Cuckold," "A Raincloud is a Raincloud") to tempered and cascading ("You Scare Me To Death," "A Lullaby, sort of"). Lyrically, Kasher is at his incisive best, thematically elastic and touching on aging (self-reflection and taking stock), mortality (one's own and others'), and relationships of all kinds.
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Tito gets his groove on with Indians
Did Terry Francona do the Harlem Shake with the Indians? Why yes, he did.
Warning: These are deeply disturbing images of the former Red Sox manager dancing.
UPDATE, 5:18 p.m.: Courtesy of the Indians, here's a list of who was in the costumes.
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Winder police detectives still are sorting through hundreds of pornographic photos and videos from a local man's travel trailer to find out how many of the images contain minors and if any of those children are from Winder.
Samuel Laird, 54, of 23 Windsor Drive, was arrested Saturday and charged with sexual exploitation of a child after a routine traffic stop uncovered eight pornographic pictures containing minors in the center console of his white Chevrolet Astro work van.
Detectives searched a travel trailer behind his home that night and found hundreds of similar photos.
Laird is being held at the Barrow County Detention Center.
Winder police officers worked from midnight to about 8:30 a.m. Saturday searching Laird's home and the trailer, which he kept off-limits from wife and two children, said Capt. Dennis Dorsey, public information officer for the Winder Police Department.
In the trailer, officers found hundreds of pornographic photos on disks and seized a computer and multiple external hard drives. Many of the photos contained pre-adolescent minors and are believed to have been downloaded from the Internet.
"We discovered a large amount of very disturbing pornographic material when we began searching the property," Detective Rachel Love said in a statement released by the Winder Police Department on Saturday.
The investigation is the largest child porn bust in Winder in at least a decade and has left officers shaken and disturbed, Dorsey said.
"This is something that we don't see a lot," he said. "And as far as just dealing with something like this, it's disturbing. Most of our police officers have small children, so this is tough. Stuff like this gets to you, because it's not something you see every day."
Police haven't recognized any of the children in the photos that they've gone through so far, Dorsey said.
"We haven't found any victims, in this point of the investigation, that we recognize as being from Winder, but the detectives are still going through the material," he said. "A lot of seems to be cut-and-pasted together."
Authorities believe that Laird edited some of the photos himself but don't have evidence that Laird was distributing the child porn to others, Dorsey said.
The police officer who originally stopped Laird's van, spotted him driving erratically about midnight Saturday on May Street in Winder. He was turning in and out of parking lots and seemed to be trying to put distance between himself and the patrol car, so the police officer ran his tag. He found that the tag on Laird's van was registered to a different car and that the van was uninsured.
When he pulled over Laird to arrest him for the tag and insurance violations, the officer spotted a glass pipe commonly used to smoke methamphetamine on the passenger seat.
While Laird was booked into the Barrow County Detention Center, officers took an inventory of the items in the van and found the pornography.
Authorities only have charged Laird with crimes stemming from the traffic stop - driving a car without a proper tag, driving without insurance, possession of drug related objects and sexual exploitation of a child. However, detectives expect to file more charges once they are finished taking an inventory of what was found in the trailer, Dorsey said.
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My Wife and I were getting ready to celebrate our wedding anniversary (48 years) when we decided to treat ourselves to a new television; after all we had our existing one for more years than I care to remember.
Of we went shopping for a TV, we eventually arrived at a well known TV retailer, this after many visits to large and small stores, and very tired feet.
After much checking and testing we eventually decided on the Hitachi 42PD6600 HD ready, slim and flat screen.
Some days later the store made its delivery to us along with a gentleman who was going to show us all the basics, and was also going to set up the TV correctly to avoid any future call out's, we thought this was a good free service to offer.
The total cost for this at that time, including for a very nice black glass TV table was
Around £1300-00.
Since the above 3years plus have past we have never had any need to call out anybody to
carry out any repairs, or adjustments to this equipment. The picture quality is still excellent, of course the later models have improved beyond recognition, and the technology is much more advanced.
If anybody is looking for a good robust modern TV that has reduced in price but is still available, I would recommend giving serious consideration to the Hitachi 42PD6600.
As I have stated this set is HD ready, this of course gives a brilliant and detailed picture.
I hope this review helps someone along the way. 'Happy Viewing'
This TV is currently being used in the living room, and I have to say that it is not all that great. First of all, this plasma only features 1 HDMI port, which for today's standards is not very good at all. Secondly, this TV only supports resolutions of up to 1080i, which means no Full HD gaming or Full HD channels from Sky or Freeview. This may not be that bad for some, but for me it is an annoying feature as I like to play PS3 and watch Blu-Ray movies in 1080p.
This TV, being a plasma does start to fade and lose it's crisp and clear contrast ratio after a couple of years (I also noticed that the HDMI port has made things using it, PS3 for instance look pretty dark and horrible) which at the price I paid for it, was definitely not a long enough time. However, this TV does have 3 SCART ports, a PC port for using your computer through your TV, a component socket as an alternative to HDMI and a very nice remote which is easy and comfortable to use.
This bad experience may just be applicable to me however, as some other users may find the TV's nice appearance and it's big in-built speaker a nice touch. For me however, it's price just don't justify it's lack of features compared to some modern day TV's from manufacturers such as LG and Sony.
If you are looking for a 42" Plasma, I would go for something from one of those manufacturers as they can offer much better features (1080p, several HDMI ports..etc) for the same amount of money as this TV.
I purchased this tv brand new approximately just over a year ago as I felt my previous 32 inch was too small and could do with stepping it up a size.
My main reasoning behind purchasing a hitachi was the very reasonable price. My first impressions of this were that it was a very good looking tv for the price, it has a nice sleek black gloosy finish to it, with a light blue button on the front as the receptor. When I first went to set this up I found it a bit difficult as I had no idea where the on and off button was, but after a bit of rummaging around I found it was at the back down the bottom.
The actal set up of the digital feature of this tv was very simple, all I had to do was select yes to setup and it carried the task out itself.
The actual picture quality of this tv is very good, but to be honest I can't really notice much of a difference between picture quality from tv to tv.
The only problem I have had with this tv so far is that I had to send ti back to be repaired once as the on and off button had broken, but I have had no problems so far with this one so think it could just have been an actual foault with that one actual tv.
Overall good quality great price.
We have had this TV just over 4 years at the time of typing this. Over that 4 years we have not had a single problem with the TV. As its a plasma, with the amount of time the TV is on, children watching it in the day and myself on the evening, I'm surprised it has lasted this long.
Having only one HDMI port on the back, we have had to purchase a HDMI switcher which can be quite costly. The sound quality isn't bad but a surround sound is a must.
The TV does come with a VGA port to connect your computer/laptop. For some reason though I could never get the screen to the correct resolution so never really used this feature.
There is a PIP (picture in picture) option which is pretty cool, especially if you want to get a glimpse of the football while the missus wants to watch the soaps.
One downside would be if you lose the remote control, a replacement will cost you around £60. There a no universal remote that work with this TV.
I was quite worried abount buying a plasma as I've heard all sorts of stories about screen burn when playing computer games / logos in the corner of screens etc. Fortunately, we have never had any problems with this, but the TV does have a white screen feature to fix the problem if need be.
Being a plasma, it is a bit bulky and weights a hell of alot!! The TV doesn't display black shades very well at all.
All in all this was a very good TV for back in the day and would suit someone these days looking to purchase a second-hand HD TV at a nice low price
I purchased a Hitachi 42PD6600 plasma TV from new back in 2005. I began to notice the notorious intermittent "red mist" fault unfortunately just after the warranty period of a year was up. This annoying fault makes the TV very frustrating and almost impossible to watch. After sending much correspondence and having heated conversations with Hitachi Consumer Affairs Department explaining that this is a design fault, Hitachi still made it apparent that I had to personally pay for any repairs and arrange the transport for delivery. After a month and paying over £200 to Servicespeed Ltd, Hitachi's authorised repair agent, the TV still had the same fault. I re-delivered the TV for repair a second time expecting a different component to be replaced, but Hitachi again instructed the repair agent to replace the same component. And yes you guessed it, the TV still has the same fault. It seems that even Hitachi themselves don't know how to fix this fault, despite so many other dissatisfied owners experiencing the same fault.
The moral of this story is that I haven't since, and won't be in the future buying anything with "Hitachi" written on it. After all the time dealing and expense incurred, the hassle delivering a very heavy plasma TV to and fro the repair agent, I'm no better off. I still have a duff TV. On the bright side, these days there are so many other manufacturers that have superior products, have longer warranties / better guarantees and are more competitive on price. Bye-bye Hitachi.
Have to agree with the above. TV is great but picture does improve after a couple of weeks. Imagine the plasma takes a while to settle after transportation. Also find the tv emits some heat as well which helps with the winter heating bill!! Use the TV for High Def TV and also the PS2 and find it excellent.
When I purchased this TV this was the phrase used by the sales assistance in the shop. "It's a TV with a difference". I was not overly convinced by his technique but in a strange way the TV seemed to sell itself to me. It was the lifestyle that came with the TV that seemed to appeal to me.
Just the thought of inviting all the lads round and watching the world cup on this baby had me handing over the cheque and waiting for delivery..
When it came I found it quite simple to assemble and it was up and running quite quickly.
After about 4 hours of TV fest I started noticing that the room was getting very hot. I checked if the heating had come on and it hadn't so I just sat back and carried on watching TV. Another hour passed and I stood up to close the curtains. As I walked past the TV I noticed a warm sensation as I past. I stopped and touched the front of the screen and I couldn't believe how hot it was. I was a little worried and decided to call it a night.
In the morning I rang the shop from where I got it and was informed that other users have reported a similar condition and I was reassured that everything would be ok.
I have been using the TV for quite a while now and I have not experienced any dangerous effects from the heat of the TV. It does seem to be safe.
As time has gone by the picture has seemed to improve. I don't know if this is just my eyes or if it is really happening but other people in my house have said the same thing. The picture has always been great and watching the world cup on it was a real delight.
Apart from the heat there is only one other problem and that is that the remote control is not very easy to use and, once you do figure it out, it is impossible to link it up to the sky. I have ploughed through the instructions and have found no help on how to do this or found any indication what the problem might be. So for the time being I am left with the prospect of using two remote controls (I'll be expecting sympathy cards in the post please. lol)
The sound on the TV is average nothing special but I have linked it up to my sound system and it is sounding great.
So all said and done, a very good product for a very good price.
Category Plasma Television Brand Hitachi
Screen size 42'' Aspect ratio 16:9
Brightness 1200 cd/m² Resolution 1024 x 1024
Frequency 50 Hertz Number of tuners 1
Additional decoders HDTV Tuner type NTSC , PAL , SECAM
Audio type Nicam Digital Stereo Number of speakers 2
Total speaker power 20 Watts Text services Teletext
Picture function Picture in picture (PiP) AV Input/Output SCART x 3
Product colour Black Width 104.6cm
Height 72.8cm Depth 9.7cm
Weight 38kg


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For the Taurine!
Continued from the last 2 comics, Diversion Tactics and Questionable Judgment!
Lisa BAD KITTIES!!! Stop gold farming on my WoW account before Blizzard bans me!
Panel 2: Lisa fumes at the cats as they play WoW. The doorbell rings in the background.
Bink Shouldn't you be playing your DSi?
Panel 3: Lisa answers the door. The delivery man holds up a package.
Delivery man Got an order here for 20 chicken hearts, 14 turkey livers, 9 pheasant gizzards, and 2 whole rabbit carcasses.
Panel 4: Lisa is back in the room with the cats.
Lisa (holding up a bag of organ meat) So THIS is what you need the gold farming money for?
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When auto makers get serious about developing a performance car, they invariably take a trip to Germany's fabled test track, the Nürburgring Nordschleife, to gather data to engineer a true drivers car. The track is a popular test ground since it offers 40 left-hand bends, 50 right-hand bends with extreme gradients to fully put a vehicle through its paces over its 20.8 km length.
"The 'ring", as it is sometimes known, has been the preserve of petroleum powered racing and sports cars since it opened in 1927, and short lap times around the track are badges of honor and a measure of a performance car's prowess. Now, electric vehicles are being put through their paces here too, and Toyota Motorsports Group just attained the electric vehicle lap record with their P001 EV.
For sure, the P001 is no Camry or Prius, but rather, a race specific vehicle capable of 160 mph and a 0-60 mph time of 3.9 seconds; blasting around the 'ring in just 7 minutes 47.79 seconds. To put that into context, it's comparable with a high-end Porsche 911 GT3 RS, which only pips the Toyota by a mere 15 seconds.
As the lap-times reveal, in terms of outright performance, EVs are starting to prove their mettle on the racetrack. As reported here last month, the Mission R electric motorcycle lapped California's Laguna Seca circuit in record time, and was just 10 seconds off the pace compared with MotoGP bikes; the world's premier motorcycle racing series. You might not hear the roar of an engine, but these EVs are giving up little on speed.
With race tracks such as Infinion Raceway in Sonoma, California making strides towards greening their operations, perhaps we are seeing the beginning of a future where motor racing is a little kinder to the environment.
But, equally important, there is a long tradition of technologies developed in racing finding their way into our everyday vehicles, and indeed, Toyota's P001 is reportedly a test-bed for innovation that will find its way into their 2012 passenger vehicles. Racing can stir passion and emotion, so maybe this opens the window for an exciting future for electric cars.
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Starting in the fall of 2014, any student enrolled in an associate degree program who is new to NECC and has no academic history at the college, must take at least one course designated as intensive in each of NECC's six core academic skills in order to graduate. In most cases, the program's core required courses include these intensive courses. Plan to see an advisor for more complete information about this graduation requirement.
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"We welcomed 2013 with a bang," Andrew Burr of New Canaan said Wednesday, Jan. 2, as he announced the birth of his and wife Ashley's fourth child, Hannah Kathryne, the first baby girl born at Greenwich Hospital this year, as well as the first child born from New Canaan; their daughter made her claim to fame at 4:14 a.m.
A little boy from New York City was born earlier in Greenwich, making him the first baby of the New Year at the hospital.
Hannah was due Dec. 27, according to Ashley.
"We were hoping to have a few days after Christmas to separate the birth," Ashley said. "I had gone full term-plus with my other three pregnancies and therefore was very anxious as Christmas Eve approached and I was feeling a bit different. Turns out that must have been the excitement and busyness of hosting Christmas for both families. After shifting immediately to slow down and rest mode, the holiday and due date came and went without labor."
Unexpected bonus of 2013
As the weekend after Christmas came and went, she and Andrew started joking about a 2013 baby; "13 is his lucky number," Ashley said. "We did not have any plans for New Year's Eve and had a nice dinner with our children at home. After getting everyone down, I started feeling a bit different and thought maybe labor was on the horizon."
Her mother, Kathryne Stearns of Bedford, N.H., had stayed after Christmas to help with the other three children as the Burrs knew labor had to come eventually.
"We all stayed up to watch the Time's Square ball drop, filled with the excitement of 2013 and the arrival of our fourth child, again not knowing the baby would be born in just a few hours," Ashley told the Advertiser.
As 2013 arrived, so did the onset of labor, and by 3:30 a.m. she and Andrew were on their way from their home on Hemlock Hill Road to Greenwich.
The baby was ready for its own New Year's celebration, according to Ashley, and with labor increasing in its intensity, they met with the doctor at 4 and Hannah made her grand entrance at 4:14.
"We were all so caught up in the excitement of the baby being healthy and lucky (1/1/13), no one told us the gender," Ashley said. "Finally Andrew laughed and asked what the baby's gender was, and when the doctor replied a girl, it elated us both to now have two boys and two girls at home."
The new parents — for the fourth time — sent word to Ashley's mother early in the morning, who then shared with Miller, 6, Drew, 4, and Hudson, 2, that they had a baby sister. Not all of Hannah's siblings, however, were happy with the news.
"Miller was thrilled to have a little sister and claims she knew it was a girl the whole time," said Ashley. "Drew was excited to be a big brother again and asked if she [Hannah] could walk. Hudson on the other hand, said 'no, he was the baby,' and started to cry."
His daddy explained to him that he was the big boy now and that he had a new baby sister, but "from what I am told he still claims to be the baby," Ashley reported from the hospital Wednesday evening.
"We are thrilled for the fourth, but anxious for the reality/craziness. I am trying to enjoy my last moments in hospital! It's bittersweet leaving the quiet hospital, full of help."
Hannah's maternal grandfather is William Stearns of Bedford, N.H., and her paternal grandparents are Grace and Frank Burr of Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J.
Welcome to New Canaan, Hannah.


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Angels honor veterans on Memorial Day
Angels honor veterans on Memorial Day
Prior to Monday's series opener against the Yankees, a giant American flag was unveiled in the outfield, followed by a flyover during the signing of the national anthem.
Honored on-field was the family of U.S. Marine 1st Lt. Oscar Jimenez, who lost his life in Iraq on Easter Sunday in 2004, during a counter-attack in Al Anbar Province. Jimenez -- who left behind his wife, daughter and two sons -- served in the Marine Corps Reserve for nine years, became a commissioned officer in '01 and was deployed to Iraq for a third time in '03, out of Twentynine Palms, Calif.
One of his sons, Oscar, threw the ceremonial first pitch to Angels outfielder Torii Hunter.
Then, both teams took the field with military-camouflage logos on their Stars & Stripes caps. Net proceeds from the sale of these special caps are donated to Welcome Back Veterans, a program that addresses the needs of returning American veterans and their families.


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No Tebow-ing for Obama?
Is Barack Obama pandering for the Mark Sanchez vote?
Obama, in North Carolina Tuesday courting young voters, sat silently when the band the Roots seemingly questioned Jets quarterback Tim Tebow's fitness to play in the NFL, during a slow jam of the news with Jimmy Fallon.
Fallon's jam, taped with POTUS at UNC Chapel Hill, worked thusly: Obama,would recite a line from his stump speech supporting an interest rate freeze on Stafford student loans to a Roots funk groove, then Fallon would do a little Isaac Hayes-ing ("Awww yeah") then the singer for the Roots would weigh in.
Obama: "There are some in Congress who... say that keeping the interest rate low isn't the way to help our students"
The singer: "The GOP is steady saying 'no, no, no' -- they should find something new to do like Tim Tebow."
Now "new to do" may have meant his trade to the Jets (which imperils Sanchez) -- or taking his 47.3 career completion percentage to another profession.
Tebow, a born-again Christian, recorded an anti-abortion ad for Focus on the Family in 2010, and has said he'd consider entering politics sometime down the road. When a Reuters online poll showed him to be more popular than Obama or Mitt Romney he told the wire, "Maybe one day in the future, not right now though."
This isn't the first time that the Philly-based Roots has made a wave. During a November appearance on Fallon's show, the Roots greeted Michele Bachmann with a wordless rendition of a Fishbone tune whose sanitized translation would be "Mendacious female dog."
Disclaimer: The author is a Jets fan.


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GREENEVILLE, TN – "Easy Ways To Exercise" will be the topic of a lecture Thursday, June 3, by Dr. Daniel Lewis.
Dr. Lewis, a board-certified family medicine physician who specializes in sports medicine with Takoma Medical Associates, will speak at 10 a.m. at the Roby Fitzgerald Adult Center, 203 N. College St. The event is free and open to the public.
"There are many alternatives to exercising in a gym – if you just look for them," Dr. Lewis said. "One way is when you go shopping. Try to find a parking spot farthest away from the store. Another easy way is to take the stairs instead of the elevator."
Dr. Lewis also will demonstrate some easy stretches that can be done at home or work.
Dr. Lewis recently received his certificate of added qualification in sports medicine. He completed a primary-care sports medicine fellowship at Wake Forest University.
Dr. Lewis received his undergraduate degree in biology and history from East Tennessee State University and received his medical degree from the university's James H. Quillen School of Medicine with a curriculum focus on rural health.
Dr. Lewis completed a family medicine residency at Self Regional Healthcare in Greenwood, S.C., where he was recognized as South Carolina Academy of Family Physicians Outstanding Resident of the Year in 2007. He also received the prestigious AAFP/Bristol-Myers Squibb Award for Excellence In Graduate Medical Education as a second-year resident physician -- this award is only given to 20 resident physicians across the United States per year.
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Catch more river carp part 3
River Thames, Hampton Court to Kingston upon Thames
The Hampton Court stretch of the river Thames is perhaps one of the most well known amongst carp anglers. With so many visitors, if you are an angler walking over the bridge it is hard not to stop and take a look over towards the palace and the river below.
During the summer months once the rivers are open you will often see bivvies all along this stretch which can make it a little off-putting to those looking for a quiet tucked away river swim. But there have been numerous reports of carp up to 30 lb from this stretch, usually being caught from the near-bank marginal drop off and in-line with the furthest bridge support when casting towards the palace bank.
This is a very wide section of river with lots of tourists who sometimes stop along the palace bank to feed any passing swans and ducks, so not only is there the angler's bait, but also the bread used to feed the ducks that sinks to the bottom.…


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RAGSDALE, GEORGE HENRY (1846–1895). George Henry Ragsdale, naturalist, son of Lewis and Elizabeth (Lonas) Ragsdale, was born in Knox County, Tennessee, on April 1, 1846, the eldest child in a family consisting of himself and five sisters. His mother died in 1860, and around 1864 his father married Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, a union to which two additional children were born. Ragsdale's formal education probably ended with the death of his mother and the beginning of the Civil War. Entries in his earliest diaries suggest that he was a highly sensitive individual with intellectual interests and self-discipline. Throughout his adult life he maintained detailed records of his observations and committed his thoughts to paper in the form of brief essays.
In 1867 the family left Tennessee and moved to a farm three miles southeast of Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. Ragsdale's interest in natural history began between 1870 and 1877, while he served as county surveyor. He was a collector of all types of natural-history specimens, but his primary interests were birds and mollusks. In 1877 he began to collect specimens of birds' eggs, nests, and skins and to correspond with other naturalists. His collecting efforts were concentrated in Cooke County and surrounding areas. He did, however, make two long collecting trips during 1878, the first to San Antonio and Eagle Pass and the second to the Brazos River. By the early 1890s Ragsdale's ornithological collection consisted of 600 eggs and the skins of 165 types of bird. He was a frequent correspondent with the Smithsonian Institution, to which he occasionally donated or sold specimens. He also maintained a natural-history exhibit that he displayed at county fairs and, during 1891, at the Louisiana State Fair in Shreveport. During the 1880s and 1890s he supported his family through farming, taxidermy, and the sale of natural-history specimens, except for brief periods during 1891 and 1892, when he was employed as a field worker with the Geological Survey of Texas (see GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS OF TEXAS).
During the late 1880s and early 1890s Ragsdale collected mollusks for John Allen Singley, a naturalist with the Geological Survey. More then twenty of Ragsdale's specimen records were later incorporated into the mollusk section of Singley's Natural History of Texas, published in 1893. His contributions to the study of Texas mollusks are further recognized in the name of the snail Rabdotus dealbatus ragsdalei, which he first collected near Saint Jo in Montague County.
His most significant contributions were in the field of ornithology. Excluding his numerous popular writings, he published more than forty articles on birds. Seventeen of his ornithological papers and numerous specimen records are cited in Harry C. Oberholser's The Bird Life of Texas. For twenty-eight years Ragsdale was the only permanent bird observer in Cooke County and much of north central Texas. During 1884 and 1885 he supplied data for W. W. Cooke's Bird Migration in the Mississippi Valley (1888), and he was a regional contributor to Walter Bradford Barrows's monograph on The English Sparrow in North America (1889). Many journal articles published by eastern ornithologists cite Ragsdale either as a collector of specimens or as a source of information. He was assisted in some of his work by his younger half brother, David Franklin Ragsdale (1866–1936), who was also a natural-history collector.
In 1884 Ragsdale became a member of the American Ornithologists' Union. He is also believed to have been a member of the first Texas Academy of Scienceqv and the Texas State Geological and Scientific Association. Ragsdale was an advocate of science for the layman and was a regular contributor of educational articles to local newspapers and a frequent lecturer on science topics.
He was married in 1871 to Elizabeth Letitia Owens of Knoxville, Tennessee, a union to which two sons, James F. and William Pleasant, were born. Letitia died in July 1881, following the birth of their third child, a daughter, who also died shortly thereafter. In 1883 Ragsdale married Kittie Brewster Reinhardt, a union to which four children were born. Kittie's brother, Vic Reinhardt, was the editor of the Temperance Vedette, published at Terrell, Texas, and through this family association Ragsdale became a contributing editor of this publication. Ragsdale was a Methodist. He died on March 25, 1895, and is buried in Fairview Cemetery, Gainesville.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:Stanley D. Casto, "George Henry Ragsdale: The Gainesville Naturalist," Bulletin of the Texas Ornithological Society 13 (1980). Samuel W. Geiser Papers, University Archives, Southern Methodist University. George Henry Ragsdale Papers, Morton Museum of Cooke County, Gainesville, Texas. John Allen Singley, "Contributions to the Natural History of Texas," Fourth Annual Report of the Geological Survey of Texas, Pt. 1 (1893).
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Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu was born in Nazimiye District of Tunceli Province in 1948. He continued his primary and secondary education in various places like Erciş, Tunceli, Genç and Elazığ. He studied economics at Ankara University in Ankara, from which he graduated in 1971.
After university, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu entered the Ministry of Finance as deputy accountant. He was later promoted to accountant and sent to France for additional professional training. In 1983, he was appointed deputy director general of Revenue Administration attached to the same ministry. In 1991, Kılıçdaroğlu became director general of the social security administration, Bağ-Kur. The following year he was appointed director general of the other social security administration, SSK. Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu was named in 1994 "Civil Servant of the Year" by the weekly periodical "Ekonomik Trend". Before retiring in 1999, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu had served for a while as the deputy undersecretary in Ministry of Labor and Social Security.
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A federal judge in San Francisco ordered that a video of last year's trial on Proposition 8 be unsealed and made available to the public.
U.S. District Judge James Ware wrote, "Transparency is pivotal to public perception of the judiciary's legitimacy and independence."
But Ware stayed his order allowing the video's release until Sept. 30 to give the sponsors of Proposition 8, who oppose the unsealing, a chance to appeal his ruling.
A spokeswoman for the measure's sponsors and their committee, Protect Marriage, was not immediately available for comment.
Proposition 8, an initiative enacted by California voters in 2008, bans same-sex marriage in the state.
In last year's trial, now-retired U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker found that the measure violates the federal constitutional rights of gay and lesbian couples.
The Proposition 8 sponsors are now seeking to appeal that ruling to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Walker's ruling has been put on hold during the appeal.
In the meantime, trial-level issues in the case, such as the bid to unseal the videotape, have been reassigned to Ware.
The motion to unseal the video was filed by two same-sex couples who challenged Proposition 8 and the city of San Francisco. They were joined by 13 media organizations.
Ware said in today's order that the video is now part of the official record of the trial and that there is a common-law right of public access to trials.
"The court concludes that no compelling reasons exist for continued sealing of the digital recording of the trial," Ware wrote.
Walker initially planned to allow the video to be streamed live to several federal courthouses in other cities and possibly broadcast later on a government channel on YouTube.
But the U.S. Supreme Court blocked that plan by a 5-4 vote at the start of the trial in January 2010.
The Proposition 8 supporters argued that the high court's previous injunction still applies to the video.
But Ware ruled that the Supreme Court ruling was confined to "a narrow legal issue" concerning court rules.
He wrote, "The court finds that the Supreme Court's opinion does not provide compelling reasons to overcome the strong presumption in favor of public access to the digital recording, now that the trial is over and the digital recording has entered the public record."
Ware's decision can be appealed to the 9th Circuit and then to the U.S Supreme Court.
The two same-sex couples' lawsuit was sponsored by the Los Angeles-based American Foundation for Equal Rights.
Foundation board president Chad Griffin issued a statement saying, "This is a significant victory for the American people, who will soon be able to see the evidence put forward by both sides in this historic federal trial."


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Wife, mother, grammy, doctor, chef, fierce competitor. Born June 5, 1946, in Canora, Sask., died Oct. 14, 2012, in Calgary of a prion disease, aged 66.
To say Cynthia was remarkable would be an understatement. To say she was exceptional would only begin to describe her life of success.
She was born Cynthia Anaka in Canora, Sask. Three years later, her family moved to Creighton, Sask. Cynthia and her older brother were close. They played mainly with his friends as Cynthia was a "tomboy," earning the nickname Sam (short for Samson) for her strength, toughness and courage. Her favourite game was to hang on a broomstick while her dad swung her round in a circle, faster and faster. She would never let go.
Cynthia attended school in Creighton, and from the start was keen to excel at every subject. When adults asked, "What are you going to be when you grow up?" she would reply, "a doctor." And a doctor she became, graduating from the University of Alberta medical school in 1970 at the age of 23.
That same year, she married Andy Farvolden, with whom she shared 42 wonderful years of marriage and three children.
As a young physician and mother, Cynthia managed her career and growing family with considerable skill and balance. She would get up early to go running, then prepare dinner before heading to the office. Her busy schedule was often thrown for a loop when she was called to deliver a baby, her favourite part of being a physician. Over the years, she delivered more than 400.
Cynthia was a fast-thinking and sharp-minded diagnostician. She was highly respected by specialists, who knew that if she had concerns about a patient's condition they were well founded.
She was full of boundless energy and happiness. Her vitality was infectious, as was her wonderful laugh and sense of humour.
She was an accomplished cook, a skill she learned from her mom. She often spent Saturday mornings making six dozen buns and eight dozen cookies. Her children say they never had a store-bought cookie until they left for college.
Cynthia loved to entertain friends and gave legendary dinner parties where the food was outstanding and the theme was fun. She taught her children, her husband and many of their friends to master the kitchen. When she was not in the kitchen, she was on the ski hill or at the lake with her family.
Cynthia was competitive: She wanted to win the round of golf, swim across the lake or triumph at a game of Trivial Pursuit.
When her grandchildren came along, she spent hours playing with and nurturing them. She was there for the birth of each one, and there was no limit to the number of times she would crisscross North America to be with them.
Cynthia died at home with her family. A postmortem concluded the cause was prion disease, a condition found in one in a million people in Canada each year.
She accomplished much in her 66 years, leaving the world much better than she found it. She was an exceptionally gifted person who gave unselfishly to others for much of her life.
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OAKLAND PARK, Fla. - A train crashed into a car Wednesday afternoon at a railroad crossing in Oakland Park.
The crash occurred on the railroad tracks at Northeast 38th Street near North Dixie Highway.
Sky 10 was above the scene as the front of the silver Nissan Altima was pressed against the Florida East Coast Railway train stopped on the tracks. The crossing gate was resting against the roof of the car.
Broward Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Dani Moschella said the driver was able to get out of the car in time.
A tow truck was used to remove the car.
The intersection was reopened less than an hour later.
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Big Brother began making headlines for some of the racist and derogatory comments certain houseguests were making, pretty much since the live feeds came on. While these houseguests certainly aren't the first to give the live feed watchers an earful of their sheltered view on the world, comments from a couple of houseguests made a bigger splash than usual, possibly due - at least in part - to news circulating that some of them have lost their jobs outside the house due to the things they said on the live feeds. As these comments were made for the "live feed" audience - paying subscribers who watch the unedited footage of the Big Brother house online - some were calling for CBS to air the comments in the actual episodes, so that those who don't watch the live feeds can have a more accurate view of what these houseguests are like. Last night, CBS actually did it. Kind of. During Sunday night's pre-taped episode, Big Brother showed a segment featuring some of the racism lowlights from the live feeds, mainly focusing on Aaryn Gries, who's probably the worst offender of the bunch, though she isn't the only one.
Among the snippets of racism featured in the above video are clips of Aaryn making fun of Helen, saying she cried as though someone "killed her f---ing chihuahua," and suggesting she go make some rice. Of course, she didn't say any of this to Helen's face, but she was less shy about doing an impersonation of an Asian manicurist, for the entertainment of some of her fellow houseguests. In another comment, she refers to Andy, a gay houseguest, as "that queer." Considering she knows she's on camera, we have to assume that she either doesn't realize that the things she's saying are offensive, or she doesn't care. Either way, it doesn't show her in the most positive light, and it's already hurt her in the outside world, though she won't know the extent of that until she gets outside.
CBS' decision to show some of the footage is a surprise, considering some of it is from earlier in the season, and they've typically shied away from airing that kind of thing in the past. During Season 8, for example, a houseguest said some very negative things about Jewish people during the live feeds and CBS opted not to air it. It's possible that Big Brother changed their approach this time around because America is playing a more active role in the season. Viewers vote for a weekly "MVP" who gets a special power in the game each week. Granted, Aaryn might not have been in huge contention for that role to begin with, considering she hasn't had the most flattering edit since the series began, but this probably won't help her. But that may be a minor issue compared to the issues her comments have caused her life outside the house. She's already been dropped from a modeling contract and fellow houseguest GinaMarie Zimmerman has also lost her job over her comments. GinaMarie was also featured in the above video, talking about African American houseguest Candice, but she got off easier than Aaryn, considering some of the comments she's made in the house.
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New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck, a now two-time Super Bowl champion, helped to commemorate Sunday's victory over the New England Patriots by giving each of his teammates a personalized gift.
Opting for a more classy celebratory offering, Tuck bought personalized bottles of Johnnie Walker Blue Label scotch. Each bottle is engraved with the player's name on it and the words "Super Bowl XLVI Champions." How about that. Check out the Jason Pierre-Paul bottle:
In honor of what some are calling one of the greatest catches in Super Bowl history, Tuck gave Giants wideout Mario Manningham a bottle with the words "The Catch" engraved on it. Tuck said that he wanted to do something special for his teammates as a way to thank them for the hard work and effort they put into becoming, now, for many of them, two-time champions.
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ALLEN PARK - According to sources, the Detroit Lions have fired the team's offensive coordinator and two offensive line coaches.
Jennifer Hammond reported that Coach Jim Caldwell has fired Joe Lombardi and both Jeremiah Washburn and Terry Heffernan. Lombardi was the offensive coordinator and Washburn was the offensive line coach. Heffernan was Washburn's assistant.
The Detroit Lions are 1-6 this season. The team ranks 25th in scoring at 19.9 points per game, while the Lions are last in rushing, averaging 68 yards ranked 32nd. The Lions rank 20th in overall offense (346.6 yards per game).
Quarterbacks coach Jim Bob Cooter will take over as the offensive coordinator and tight ends coach Ron Prince will take over the new offensive line coaching duties.
Caldwell on if we'll see much difference in the offense under Cooter: "You can't change an offense in it's entirety in just two days time."
Prince remains the team's assistant head coach while running backs coach Curtis Modkins continues as the running backs coach.
The Lions lost 28-19 to Minnesota Vikings Sunday including seven sacks of quarterback Matthew Stafford.
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Sources close to team confirm that OC Joe Lombardi and Offensive Line coach Jeremiah Washburn have both been fired by the #Lions— Jennifer Hammond (@HammerFox2) October 26, 2015