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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- It's the Black Friday alternative that will keep your kids smiling.
Imagination Celebration partnering with Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, providing three-hour mini-camps and a face-to-face experience with smaller animals.
"As an alternative to being dragged around from store to store, they can come here and they can do all different sorts or learning components," Sean Anglum of Imagination Celebration said.
Dozens of children also hanging out in the arts and crafts corner painting and coloring a whole new set of family souvenirs.
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The trial of three Birmingham men convicted Thursday of plotting to launch a "catastrophic" suicide bombing attack in the United Kingdom revealed that al Qaeda has developed a new strategy to target the West.
The new strategy involves a teacher-training approach in which a select few Western operatives are taught bombmaking and other aspects of terrorist tradecraft in the tribal areas of Pakistan and are then instructed to return back to the West to "spread the knowledge" to a larger body of Islamist extremists keen on launching attacks.
The new approach is a response to the growing toll of drone strikes which have made travel to the tribal areas increasingly perilous for Western recruits and significantly diminished al Qaeda's ability to orchestrate terrorist plots from the region.
The trial revealed that terrorist groups in Pakistan are actively dissuading Western militants from making the trip.
Two of those convicted Thursday -- Irfan Naseer and Irfan Khalid -- received 40 days of terrorist training in the tribal areas of Pakistan in the spring of 2011, mostly inside houses in the valleys of Waziristan.
In conversations bugged by British police, the plotters described being handled by al Qaeda operatives and having attended a training camp run by Harakat al Mujahideen, a Pakistani terrorist group closely affiliated with al Qaeda.
The recordings revealed that like other Western militants before them, they were provided detailed instruction in the tricky and potentially hazardous methods to make bombs out of substances readily available in the West, and practiced detonating them. Their instructors included Arabs and Pakistanis.
They also were taught how to put poisons in face creams.
And their teachers emphasized they should put nails inside their bombs, to act as razor-sharp shrapnel.
Naseer, a pharmacy major and the plot's alleged ringleader, was heard recalling how one of their trainers had said the July 7, 2005, London bombers had missed an opportunity to kill more people by failing to put nails in their devices.
Naseer commented on how they were given so much information that they had accumulated 30-40 pages of notes.
They were told the smaller the cell they recruited the better, illustrating al Qaeda's move away from spectacular attacks on the 9/11 scale toward smaller strikes that have a better chance of getting through.
In the recordings played in court, Naseer said his cell should keep the numbers launching the attack in the United Kingdom to around half a dozen. The recordings, however, indicated the cell's plans grew increasingly ambitious with talk of launching an attack bigger than the 2005 London bombings.
The need for less ambitious attacks was previously stressed by two senior American al Qaeda operatives: al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula cleric Anwar al-Awlaki and Adnan Shukrijumah, an operative believed to be still at large in Pakistan.
An internal al Qaeda strategy document, authored in around 2009, and recovered in 2011 from a Berlin operative, had called for a greater emphasis on low-cost low-tech attacks by Western militants, whom it said should be quickly trained in the tribal areas of Pakistan.
Teaching Westerners to teach back home
In Pakistan, Naseer and Khalid's al Qaeda handlers had a new "command" for them: go back and teach others.
Naseer revealed this to an associate, keen on traveling to Pakistan, who he and Khalid wanted to stay in the United Kingdom to participate in the plot.
"AQ's main aim is... the knowledge that they give us, [they] want more and more people [to] have [the knowledge] in Europe. So they can start whacking [attacking] there, yeah, do you understand?," Naseer is heard telling the associate in the recordings.
Analysts say that if al Qaeda manages to put into practice their new teacher training model, it will raise alarm bells with Western security services because it would reduce the need for Western militants to travel overseas for terrorist training.
"This seems to be a product of al Qaeda's desperation to try to get an attack through, but it's a potentially scary development," Raffaello Pantucci, a senior fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, who closely followed the trial, told CNN.
While Islamists militants have access to many bombmaking recipes online, analysts say they often contain potentially fatal errors and have been seen by militants as a poor substitute to hands-on training by an instructor schooled in the art of bombmaking.
Security services fear the presence of such instructors on Western soil could be a game changer.
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The Birmingham case revealed that al Qaeda had begun actively dissuading recruits from going to Pakistan.


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Boston Street Style snapped a photo of Edem today, Dope pic
Self Described Style: Mixture of Urban & Gentleman's
Favorite Store in Boston: Bobby From Boston
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Spotted at: Newbury St.I am always excited to see what Edem is wearing. His take on menswear is classic but also really fresh and never boring. We got a chance to work with him more closely when we shot the Ball and Buck store profile and I was happy to run into him on Newbury this afternoon for yet another super sharp look. I love the boots and the bag together. And that jacket adds such great color and texture and is paired so beautifully with his gray pants.
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We were so excited to be able to spend the evening with the Ball and Buck crew. Ball and Buck has been on our radar for awhile now. They have a great brand and a solid mission, not to mention an incredible store. Their Newbury St. store combines their clothing line with the perfect environment to allow for an incredibly well rounded shopping experience. And it doesn't hurt when you are styling a photo shoot with them! They even have their own barbershop in house and Dwayne as the expert, resident barber. We wanted to do a style profile with them so we could give you a taste of their brand. If you haven't been in the store, get over there!
We had a sit down with each of the guys and chatted with them about their own style and Ball and Buck brand:
How do you describe your style?
Rugged Classic
It takes me minutes to get dressed in the morning. My goal is to have great, classic pieces that can be worn separately or together.What piece of your wardrobe could you not live without?
A button down shirt.
Dress it up, dress it down. You can wear it anywhere and it looks great.How does Ball and Buck fit in with or compliment your style?
It is my style. This is my closet away from home. My look is very influenced by hunting which drives the choices that I make in my clothing. There is a necessity for high quality in hunting gear that Ball and Buck translates into apparel. The idea of no need to replace items. Once you buy it it lasts.
Also the fact that the entire Ball and Buck line is Made in America. It is expensive to have things made in America. If you are going to spend the money on the labor than you are definitely going to spend it on the materials. You use the best because you can't afford not to.EDEM
How long have you lived in Boston?
20 YearsHow long have you worked at Ball and Buck?
4 MonthsWhat is your favorite store in Boston?
Bobby from BostonHow do you describe your style?
Mixture of urban and gentlemen.What piece of your wardrobe could you not live without?
My shoe collection.How does Ball and Buck fit in with or compliment your style?
It is quality driven and that is really important to me. It is also Made in America which is something I really believe in.CALVIN
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7 MonthsHow long have you worked at Ball and Buck?
7 MonthsHow do you describe your style?
Trapper ChicWhat influences your style?
Pre-1950'sWhat piece of your wardrobe could you not live without?
My bootsHow does Ball and Buck fit in with or compliment your style?
It fits my style to a T. I grew up hunting and fishing and being in the woods. I want to buy something once and have it for life.DWAYNE
How long have you lived in Boston?
25 YearsHow long have you worked at Ball and Buck?
4 MonthsHow do you describe your style?
ComfortableWhat influences your style?
The music of the 1970's. And the barbershop lifestyle.How does Ball and Buck fit in with or compliment your style?
It has a crispness that really fits my look. It is very distinguished.
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FLORA – Tri-County's 21 points in the second quarter was enough to cruise to a 35-0 victory and the 4A title over rivals Benton Academy Friday night in the regular season finale for both clubs. It was the toughest loss for head coach Wayman Grantham and his side this season.
The win for the Rebels (11-0) means they move on to the playoffs as the number one seed, while Benton (5-5) will travel to Winona this Friday to face 3A number one seed Winona Christian (8-2).
"We did some good things at times, they were just really good," Grantham said. "Their defense front was unbelievably good. They had a good football team."
Fans packed stands as bragging rights and playoff positions were on the line. After both teams exchanged possessions, a fumble by Benton around their own 25 yard line set up the game's first touchdown. Caleb Creel gave the Rebels a 7-0 lead with 4:08 to play with a two yard run.


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And blackberries last stand.
-- unveiling its bet the company Blackberry ten operating system and Smart -- this morning at big events around the world.
And joining us from the -- event in downtown New York with his -- Senior tech analyst Colin Gillis of BGC partners thanks for being with us -- now.
I'm wondering this -- it gets some pretty good reviews.
And yet is it too much of a change I mean Walt Mossberg of the journal basically is gonna say you know what you -- even recognize that based on the old Blackberry.
And that's right now as I mean that the good news.
Is that this is a nice product -- when you hold on it feels nice the operating system is fluid.
-- but the bad news is that it's a brand new platform.
And also -- slightly available for sale unites states until March.
Until March but is a bit of of a surprise now -- go ahead.
What is it the other parts as the pricing not by 99 price went on on subsidized basis night.
That compares you know when -- consume -- Right you -- maybe go out you could purchase the Google nexus for their latest flagship.
And -- bond on subsidized through Google for 299 -- about half the price so -- -- it's not available until March and it is expensive.
And it is expensive.
Now you know that this a 140 dollar stock in the last five -- Blackberry was a seventy dollar stock two years ago from fifteen dollars but still you say we ought to get rid of it.
You know unfortunately.
There will be certain number of people who will want this new phone.
I'd buy an order for them to meet the volume units that they need to make make -- -- profitable business.
This bonus not gonna get them there.
Also the other area concern we have is the physical keyboard.
Is that one feature that Blackberry users really like right.
If you look at the bonds that just came out today -- and -- -- in the market parts of -- accede to march.
The -- and is the one.
With the keyboard.
And I won't be coming until April.
A -- yet Blackberry users do kind of love that.
I was -- -- Blackberry user and I hated that iPhone keyboard is still hard to use now somebody's they're saying that their virtual keyboard with no actual physical piece.
That blackberries is the best they've seen better than the iPhone.
And yet the question is whether Blackberry users themselves even want that I guess.
Well I'd love to see how those devices received in the marketplace right again the -- product.
I know they've done a great -- they understanding keyboardist you know one of their core.
Functions that you know users expect from them so they've done a nice job look -- think you know what -- got access as as tight.
But unfortunately.
You know this is a brand new platform.
And it's very difficult for a new platform to get traction in the marketplace but right now -- dog bite that number three spot you've got Apple's IOS.
Got Google's Android I think you've got either Microsoft with a Windows Phone eight we've got Research in Motion with the black -- I'll have to see how it works out yet apps support a big key featured this thing turns up they'll have -- a -- -- -- of the apps.
Maybe 78000.
Compared with -- 70800000.
For apple.
An android is the company overall just too late to this college I mean there are only now changing their name from ram Research in Motion -- Blackberry which seems a little late.
Yeah I mean that is it is the Smartphone market is one you know it's one of the most lucrative in the world you know.
Everybody wants to have a Smart -- many people carry two of them.
I think its more popular continent PCs but you know unfortunately it's one of the fastest changing industries out there is -- -- to compete against apple.
And Google and Microsoft that's a tough road.
Yeah I would want to have to -- it thank you very much Colin -- BGC partners.
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AURORA — About 50 people were shot — 12 fatally — early Friday when a gunman opened fire at an Aurora movie theater during a premiere showing of the new Batman movie.
A 24-year-old man in is custody and an apartment building in north Aurora connected to the suspect was being evacuated and searched for possible explosives, according to Police Chief Dan Oates.
Several federal sources identified the suspect as James Holmes, NBC reported.
Ten people died at the scene and two others died at hospitals. Many of the injured were critically injured.
Around 12:39 a.m., police received multiple reports of the shooting at the theater complex, located at 14300 E. Alameda Ave., and arrived minutes later, according to Aurora police.
Police say the suspect "appeared" at the front of one of the theaters showing "The Dark Knight Rises." Witnesses told The Post he entered through an emergency exit at the right front of the Theater 9 less than 10 minutes into the film.
The suspect then threw some type of explosive and started shooting into the packed theater.
The man had a rifle, a handgun and a gas mask when police arrested him. At this time, police have no evidence that there are any additional suspects involved in the shooting.
The bodies of the 10 people who died at the theater remain at the scene while police continue to investigate. Police previously stated that 14 people were killed.
After his arrest, the suspect made a statement about possible explosives in his residence.
Police have blocked off a three-block area around an apartment complex in north Aurora. Residents in the area said they were evacuated around 2 a.m. while police searched the third floor of the apartment building.
Police from all over the metro area had been called to the scene.
"Witnesses tell us he released some sort of canister." Oates said. "They heard a hissing sound and some gas emerged and the gunman opened fire."
Corbin Dates and Jennifer Seeger were sitting in the second row of the theater.
During the opening credits, Dates saw someone in the front row answer a phone call and walk to the emergency door in the front of the theater, he said.
Less than an hour later a man, dressed in black and wearing a gas mask and what looked like body armor, marched into the theater through the same emergency exit. He lobbed two canisters and almost instantly the theater filled with smoke.
Dates and Seeger, like everyone else in the theater, thought the man and the smoke were all part of the show, they said. Right as their eyes began to tear up from the smoke, the man fired a shot at the ceiling.
The gunman moved through the crowd and stopped in front of Seeger.
He pointed a long rifle at her face and said nothing.
He shot at the person sitting behind her, Seeger said.
"I have no idea why he didn't shoot me," Seeger said.
The two dove to the ground. They could feel hot shell casings hitting their legs as the tried to crawl through the dark theater now filled with smoke. Seeger's forehead has a burned from one of the casings.
Her friends urged each other and the people around them to stay quiet, desperate not to draw the attention of the gunman who was working his way up the isle.
As she huddled on the ground, Seeger could see bodies of women and children lying around her.
Seeger, who has some EMT training, tried to help a man bleeding next to her. She worked to find a pulse, but was forced to leave him behind as they tried to flee the theater.
People tried to exit through the main entrance of the theater, Seeger said. By then the gunman had worked his way to the back of the theater, shooting at people as they tried to run.
Seeger estimates she was trapped in the theater for 10 to 15 minutes. When she finally reached the lobby, she saw a police officer cocking a shot gun.
Once outside, Seeger called her father.
"My dad is not a sentimental guy, but he was crying on the phone," Seeger said.
James Wilburn was also sitting in the second row of the theater when the emergency door opened.
"He was dressed in black," Wilburn said. "Wearing a flack jacket and a gas mask."
The man dropped a canister to the floor that began spewing gas before he fired several rounds toward the back of the theater.
Naya Thompson, 21, said the gas spread quickly through the theater and thinks that the gunman may have dropped two canisters.
"It was like tear gas," Thompson said. "I was coughing and chocking and I couldn't breathe," Thompson said.
Benjamin Fernandez, 30, said he was watching the movie when he heard a series of explosions. He said that people ran from the theater and there were gunshots as police shouted "get down!"
Frenandez said he saw people falling, including one young girl.
Brittany Romero was in Theater 10 for the 12:15 a.m. showing. When the fire alarm sounded, people began throwing their popcorn and drinks in the air, assuming it was a practical joke, Romero said.
Salina Jordan, 19, was in Theater 8 and saw people fall after they were shot. She said one girl was struck in cheek, others were wounded in the stomach including a girl who looked to be around 9-years-old.
Jordan said it sounded like firecrackers until someone ran into Theater 8 yelling "they're shooting out here!"
The police came running in, telling people to run out. Some police were carrying or dragging bodies, she said.
Meghan Walton, 20, of Boulder said she was sitting beside her friend Gage Hankins, 18 of Ohio, in Theater 8 when he was shot in the arm before he was rushed out of the theater.
"I saw a whole lot of smoke in the isle," Walton said. "I saw about three of four bullets shot near the smoke."
Walton was with 10 members of the group Friends: Association of Young People who Stutter.
"I ran outside and was holding his arm that was hot," Walton said. "My eyes were blurred by the smoke. It was like chaos. People were crying hysterically."
She counted 12 people who were bleeding. Ambulances started arriving but there were not enough to put everyone in them.
"The worst was a man who was shot in the head. He had his hand on his head," Walton said. "They started doubling up, putting two people in the same ambulance. One girl who wasn't injured as badly was placed in a police car and rushed away."
Police set up a command post near the Dillards department store and were interviewing hundreds of possible witnesses. Many were taken by bus to Gateway High School for questioning.
Robert Jones, 28, was in Theater 9 when the shooting started.
Jones said when he first saw smoke billowing from the front of the theater, he thought it was a special effect. Shots rang out almost immediately after.
"I thought it was pretty much the end of the world," Roberts said.
Roberts stayed flat on the ground until police came into the theater.
Tammi Stevens said her son, 18-year-old Jacob Stevens, was inside Theater 9 when the shooting started. Stevens was waiting for her son at Gateway High School while police interviewed him.
Jacob told his mom that he saw a guy walk into the theater wearing body armor and throw some sort of cannister that then emitted some sort of gas.
"You let your kids go to a late night movie...you never think something like this would happen," Stevens said.
President Obama was notified about the shooting by homeland security adviser John Brennan. Obama said he is "shocked and saddened" by the "horrific and tragic" shooting, the Associated Press reported.
The president will address the shooting during his remarks in Ft. Myers, Fla., later Friday morning.
Gov. John Hickenlooper released a statement Friday morning.
"It is beyond the power of words to fully express our sorrow this morning," Hickenlooper said. "We appreciate the swift work by local, state and federal law enforcement. Coloradans have a remarkable ability to support one another in times of crisis. This is one of those times."
In a statement released this morning, Republican Mitt Romney said that he was "deeply saddened" by the "senseless violence."
The FBI is assisting in the investigation. Officers and deputies responded from almost every local police and sheriff's department in the metro area.
The FBI said that there is no indication that the shooting has any connection to terrorism, the AP reported.
Victims were transported to at least six hospitals. Several of them were rushed to hospitals in police cars. Ages of people injured and killed in the shooting vary.
One child and five adults were taken to Children's Hospital Colorado. The adults ranged in age from 18 to 31 years old. One of the six patients died and the other five are currently listed in conditions from good to critical.
Information on which of the patients died was not released.
Shortly after midnight, patients started arriving at the Medical Center of Aurora. A total of 15 patients — ranging from 17 to 31 years old — were sent to the medical center, 12 of them with gunshot wounds.
Four patients are currently in surgery, two are being prepared for surgery, seven patients have been admitted to the hospital and three have been released.
Swedish Medical Center spokeswoman Nicole Williams says two people injured at the theater have arrived at the hospital in critical condition.
She says emergency workers said there could be several more patients.
Denver Health Medical Center treated six victims from the shooting. All were treated for gunshot wounds and abrasions. Three victims have since been released, the other three remain in fair condition, hospital officials said.
Warner Bros. studio released a statement Friday morning saying the studio is "deeply saddened to learn about this shocking incident. The studio has canceled the red carpet premier of "The Dark Knight Rises" in Paris, The Hollywood Reporter said.
Aurora police are asking anyone with information about the shooting to call 303-627-3100.
Denver Post Staff Writer Kieran Nicholson, Michael Booth and Tegan Hanlon contributed to this report


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McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalThe McKinley GIRLS basketball season is not over. This Friday evening, weather permitting, they will play #2 ranked Twinsburg for a chance to advance to the final four in Columbus. Sadly, WHBC doesn't have the game listed on their sports broadcast schedule. IMO, that's pathetic! So, I sent an email to them.....please consider doing the same.
Here's the email, which was sent to email@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com.... "I just looked at your sports broadcast schedule for the rest of the week. Please explain to me how it is that WHBC is covering the two boys D1 District semi-final games but not the girls D1 Regional final game between the #1 and #2 teams in the state. All around the state, people have been talking for weeks about the matchup between #1 McKinley and #2 Twinsburg and McKinley's own home town radio station isn't going to provide a broadcast of the game that's being played in their own back yard? Why? --Renee"
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalSam bourquin got agitated with mck callers last year that complained...he said it was about money...
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Well Sam Bourquin might want to talk to Pam Cook. Here's the response that I got.... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Pam Cook <email@example.com> To: Renee; firstname.lastname@example.com Sent: Thu, March 10, 2011 5:43:23 AM Subject: RE: [SPAM] [Score/Req: 10.1] you can cover semi-final district games but not a regional final game between #1 and #2 in the state? Hi Renee: Thank you so much for voicing your concerns. I really appreciate the input. The reason we are broadcasting the boys district games is because we are a radio station for all of Stark County and we have to go with a game that has a broader appeal. I know that is hard to understand and may not seem fair and I am sorry about that, but unfortunately that is the reality. Again, thanks so much for writing. Pam Cook Program/News Director Morning Show Co-host News/Talk 1480 WHBC 550 Market Avenue, South Canton, OH 44702 330-456-7166 My response to her..... That would make sense if WHBC were covering a game on Friday evening, but according to your online schedule, you aren't. I'm not asking why a boys game over a girls game on the same night. That I would understand. But, there is no game being covered on Friday night....the night that the #1 team in Ohio high school girls basketball plays the #2 team in Ohio for the Regional Championship. By the way, If WHBC is a station for ALL of Stark County, then it would make sense that you cover both boys and girls games. After all, approximately half of Stark County consists of women! --Renee When I sent my original email, I was basically doing so on behalf of the folks who won't be able to attend the game in person due to work, age, illness, being out of town, etc. because my plan was to be in attendance. I found out this morning that the meeting that I had scheduled in Canton for tomorrow has been cancelled, and instead, I'm stuck in a meeting here in Cincinnati and won't be able to attend the game. I'm really bummed....can't see the team play and can't listen to it online.
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalJAF - call or text me anytime during the game
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalSam said it on his show that it was all about sponsors. This isn't our parents WHBC any more. It's a business and they need to be able to make money from the broadcast. The days of doing games for the "community good" are long gone. Sad, but true.
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finaljaf- arent you going to the game anyway ???!!
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalDoes it really cost that much to put this game on radio?
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalin all seriousness-- its a fact --- a frustarting fact --- but indeed a fact that radio staions are not going to put something on the radio that they will lose money on doing so... i mean when the WNBA team was in Cleveland , I do not remember then being on the radio on any of the Cleveland stations ... And jaf, if Canton, is in fact 50% female, that has no correlation to why this game would be on ... you should have just stuck with yopur first email because I guarantee you they were laughing at your response when you included that point about the femaile population in Stark County ...that broader appeal Pam referred to was the population in Jackson, N Canton, Plain etc...that will listen to the radio for the boys games , but most of them ( male or female ) would not tune into a girls game whether its Mck or any other Stark team... look Mck will be on soon enough when they eliminate Twisburg and go down to C-Bus ... I am lookig forward to watching them on STO when they bring home back to back titles ....
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Here's lies the current problem with Canton McKinley (not pointing a finger at you SChile, making a point), there is too many of us away from the program and when the numbers are down at the sporting events and when broadcasters see little attendance, as do athletic directors because of lost revenue, they are fighting a losing battle when people stay home and don't go to the games. Of course not everyone is in Canton and can go...but the reality is many of us are in the same boat as SChile, we will ride it out and wait for STO. Lost population, economy, job growth (lol) and Bulldog interest is at an all-time low for the city of Canton, and with money tight, school budgets shrinking...we may be looking at the shell of a once proud city/school and tradition that is WCAMASIT. If you can get to the games, go...if you can write an email to WHBC write, if you have an interest in Canton McKinley, better now to support it, because when the future comes with the way this is all playing out in Northeast Ohio, it could be gone in a blink of an eye...and what do we do about it...wait for it on STO? We've got a lot work to do if you ask me.
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With competition at an all time high for entertainment dollars, I don't think people in general and fans in particular are going to spend their hard earned dollars to watch the mighty Bulldogs wallow in mediocrity. The boys basketball program is in shambles and has been since Malone took over.
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalGoing to Columbus or watching on TV has no connection to jaf's frustration as to why the girls game is not going to be on WHBC .... if Mck is in the finals it will not only be on radio( on variuos channels) , but live on TV ...and I , obviuosly, will not be making the trip to Columbus ...I guess my question is when has Mck girls basketball or most HS girls teams in our area and outside areas EVER had support the remotely approaches the support boys teams get through attendance at games and radio play etc...???
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalMoney is impt but it's an insult to not have fridays's game on...they have div 4 boys games on...this isn't any old average girl's game....it's the freaking state champs about to go back to back by playing nbr 2 team....I wonder if this was jackson or hoover with our awesome talent the game might be on radio
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maybe there needs to be some research done to see if there has ever been any precedence to this ....example , back when N Canton Girls team won the statechampionship a few yrs ago maybe someone can archive to see if their Regional Championship game was live on WHBC that night ??? Look SLoanchile would like to see it on the radio , but its just not in the cards for the reasons that have been already mentioned
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The topic of this thread is the McKinley vs. Twinsburg GIRLS Regional Final game. Specifically, the lack of game coverage by WHBC. The state of the boys program isn't relevant to the discussion! Besides, the "mediocre" boys team was on the radio several times this year. The #1 in the state girls program hasn't been. The "mediocre" boys team isn't playing the #2 team in the state in the regional final. The #1 in the state girls program is. If WHBC can cover the "mediocre" boys team in a district semi-final game, then they can cover the exceptional girls team in the regional final. Rather than being reactive and bitching and moaning after the fact (i.e. the game), why not be proactive and try to get the game on the radio? Sloan, WHBC covered the North Canton Hoover girls team at least twice. Once was a title game.....they didn't cover the McKinley girls title game last year. I won't swear to it, but I believe the other time was a regional game. I did get a third email from WHBC's Pam Cook asking "if we covered the game Friday night but did not follow up with their next game, would that upset you? I'm just curious." My response to her was that I would not be upset because the next game, should it occur, would be two hours away; and, it would be a semi-final game not a title game. This game involves #1 McKinley (local team) against #2 and it's in WHBC's back yard. Regardless of whether they cover the game, I appreciate her taking the time to respond to my emails. All of that said, I suspect the weather is going to cause the game to be delayed.
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalthx jaf- im pretty sure ESPN 990 radio ( Massillon) has had the live coverage on the radio for all the boys and girls state championship finals but ,again, I do not remember ever hearing or hearing about any girls tournament game covered on the radio prior to the state final...
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalHeck with the radio!
Go to the damn game! I'm pumped & can feel the energy already. Take it to em Pup's! We all need a trip to C-Town next week! LET'S GO PUP'S!
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Let's see: 1) I live Cincinnati, which is 4 hours away, 2) I don't get off work until 5:00 and the game starts at 7:30....do the math, I don't have enough time to get to the game before it would end, 3) I have no vacation time because I used it all in recent months making multiple trips to Canton to help take care of my mom who passed away last month and since then handling the estate with the attorney, and 4) I planned ahead and scheduled a meeting for today in Canton so that I'd be able to attend the game and the meeting got canceled due to the weather. Let me guess, neither 1, 2, 3 or 4 apply to you!
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalWay back in 95 sue davis as coach the girls game was on the radio I can't remember if it was regional final or state semi's.....I remember the boss wouldn't let us have a radio on and I had to run out to the car to get updates! !
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalGoing to my FIRST Lady Bulldogs game tonight! I can't wait.. Go Pups!
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That was then this is now. WHBC wasl locally owned then and now is owned by a multi-station holding corporation. For the game to be broadcast ad money wopuld have to be garnered from the area sponsors, which have already committed to other coverage. :>---
Michael T. George cwo2
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalSorry Just a fan.
Meant for local people. WHBC would broadcast Hoover or Jackson girls if they had great teams. WHBC just likes to put it to McK. They just tell us a bunch of BS of reasons why. The 3-7 guy might want to brodcast boys baseball games some Saturday this year. HMMM! Hope you can go to C-Town next week if we take care of business tonight.
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finaldowntown has a buzz tonight yeah cinderella at the palace but...people everywhere - civic center has electricity in the air, people up and down the streets walking - heck the brownstone is poppin! and smelling really good. Go Lady Pups the feel goin down market is really neat right now!
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalUpdates on twitter!
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalMy brother, who's never been to a McKinley girls game (including mine), is at the game. He's standing in line trying to get a ticket...."didn't expect a crowd this big".....and WHBC is nowhere to be found. Instead, they're talking to themselves about the fricking NFL ARGHHHHHH!!!
Go Bulldogs!
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalFrom twitter...."The crowd is still pouring in, 8-8 just under 2 mins in 1Q."
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalEnd of 1st....McKinley 8 - Twinsburg 12
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalMcKinley 10 Twinsburg 16 2 Q 613
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalrut roh...."McK can't get anything to fall, and Twinsburg is on a run. 20-13 Tigers with 3:03 left in the half. Timeout McK."
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional final"20-18 after a McK 3! Lady Pups starting to pick it up. Tburg TO, 41 seconds in the half."
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional final"20-18 TBurg at half, Howard has 3 fouls..."
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalI'm here! The ticket box told me the McKinley side is sold out. The Twinsburg side is 3/4 full. There might be 2500 here.
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalPlace holds well over 4,000
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That would be twice as many people as the GlenOak vs. Timken game had and about 400 more than the McKinley vs. Jackson game had. And, where is WHBC? Absolutely moronic!!!!! LOL, no, I"m not going to let this go. Go Bulldogs......gotta make it happen in the second half!!!
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional final"Lady Pups go to work early on Howard but failed to get number four on her... 26-20 TBurg 5:00 left in 3Q"
Re: McKinley vs. Twinsburg...regional finalTwinsburg is very good.
Their #21 is tough. She's the point and penetrates well and plays good defense. It seems every time we penetrate its a charge. Last edited by 82Grad on Fri Mar 11, 2011 9:34 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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5:42am Wednesday 30th October 2013 in National News © Press Association 2013
The prosecution case is due to open in the trial of ex-Government spin doctor Andy Coulson and former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks
The prosecution case in the trial of former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks and ex-spin doctor Andy Coulson is due to open today.
A jury has been selected to hear the case, which is taking place at the Old Bailey, and the nine women and three men were told to return this afternoon when it is hoped Andrew Edis QC will begin outlining the prosecution case.
Yesterday Mr Justice Saunders told the panel that they must only consider the case on the evidence and arguments presented in court.
He said: "I'm going to give you some extremely important directions. They are always important, but they could not be more important than they are in this particular case.
"In this case, in a way, not only are the defendants on trial but British justice is on trial."
He added: "It is absolutely vital that you decide this case solely on the evidence and the arguments that you hear in court."
Brooks, 45, of Churchill, Oxfordshire, and Coulson, 45, from Preston in Kent, are both accused of conspiracy to intercept communications in the course of their transmission.
They allegedly conspired with former News of the World (NotW) head of news Ian Edmondson, 44, from Raynes Park, south west London, the tabloid's ex-managing editor Stuart Kuttner, 73, from Woodford Green, Essex, and others to illegally access voicemails between October 3 2000 and August 9 2006.
Ex-NotW and Sun editor Brooks is also charged with two counts of conspiring with others to commit misconduct in public office - one between January 1 2004 and January 31 2012 and the other between February 9 2006 and October 16 2008 - linked to alleged inappropriate payments to public officials.
She faces another two allegations of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice - one with her former personal assistant Cheryl Carter, 49, from Chelmsford in Essex, between July 6 and 9 2011.
It is alleged that they conspired to remove seven boxes of material from the News International archive.
The second count alleges that Brooks, her husband Charles Brooks and former head of security at News International Mark Hanna conspired together and with others between July 15 and July 19 2011 to pervert the course of justice.
It is claimed that they tried to conceal documents, computers and other electronic equipment from police officers who were investigating allegations of phone hacking and corruption of public officials in relation to the News of the World and The Sun newspapers.
Former No 10 spin doctor and ex-NotW editor Coulson is also facing two allegations that he conspired with the tabloid's former royal editor Clive Goodman, 56, from Addlestone in Surrey, and persons unknown to commit misconduct in public office - one between August 31 2002 and January 31 2003, and the other between January 31 and June 3 2005.
All eight defendants are on bail.


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The trouble is that Japan's debt is already about 240% of its GDP, a much higher ratio than even Greece. And Japan's banks hold a huge amount of that debt. Add a shrinking and aging population, and at some point the markets might decide that the yield on Japan's 10-year sovereign bond ought to be higher than the current 0.77%.
Economic uncertainty in U.S., growth in China
So the world's third-largest economy may not help much in reviving global growth, which in 2012 was an anemic 2.2%, according to United Nations data. The parts of Europe not mired in recession hover close to it, and growth in India and Brazil has weakened. Which leaves the U.S. and China.
At the time of writing, the White House and congressional leadership are still peering over the fiscal cliff. Should they lose their footing, the Congressional Budget Office expects the arbitrary spending cuts and tax increases to be triggered will push the economy into recession and send unemployment above 9%.
A stopgap measure, rather than a long-term foundation for reducing the federal deficit, looks politically more likely. But to companies looking for predictable economic policy, it may not be enough to unlock billions in investment. Why spend heavily if there's a recession around the corner, or if another fight looms over raising the federal debt ceiling?
In September, Moody's said it would downgrade the U.S. sovereign rating from its "AAA" rating without "specific policies that produce a stabilization and then downward trend in the ratio of federal debt to GDP over the medium term." In other words, it wants action beyond kicking the proverbial can.
Should the cliff be dodged, most forecasts see the U.S. economy expanding by about 2% in 2013. That's not enough to make up for stagnation elsewhere, so a great deal depends on China avoiding the proverbial hard landing.
Until now, Chinese growth has been powered by exports and infrastructure spending, but there are signs that China's maturing middle class is also becoming an economic force to be reckoned with. Consultants PwC expect retail sales in China to increase by 10.5% next year -- with China overtaking the U.S. as the world's largest retail market by 2016.
Europe's economic outlook a little better
No one expects Europe to become an economic powerhouse in 2013, but at least the horizon looks a little less dark than it did a year ago. The "PIGS' " (Portugal, Ireland/Italy, Greece, Spain) borrowing costs have eased; there is at least rhetorical progress toward a new economic and fiscal union; and the European Central Bank has talked tough on defending the Eurozone.
Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, fended off the dragons with the declaration in July that "Within our mandate, the ECB is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. And believe me, it will be enough."
Draghi has promised the bank has unlimited liquidity to buy sovereign debt, as long as governments (most likely Spain) submit to reforms designed to balance their budgets. But in 2013, the markets will want more than brave talk, including real progress toward banking and fiscal union that will leave behind what Draghi likes to call Europe's "fairy world" of unsustainable debt and collapsing banks. Nothing can be done without the say-so of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, renowned for a step-by-step approach that's likely to be even more cautious in a year when she faces re-election.
Elections in Italy in February may be more important -- pitching technocrat Prime Minister Mario Monti against the maverick he replaced, 76-year old Silvio Berlusconi. After the collapse of Berlusconi's coalition 13 months ago, Monti reined in spending, raised the retirement age and raised taxes to bring Italy back from the brink of insolvency. Now he will lead a coalition of centrist parties into the election. But polls suggest that Italians are tired of Monti's austerity program, and Berlusconi plans a populist campaign against the man he calls "Germano-centric."
The other tripwire in Europe may be Greece. More cuts in spending -- required to qualify for an EU/IMF bailout -- are likely to deepen an already savage recession, threatening more social unrest and the future of a fragile coalition. A 'Grexit' from the eurozone is still possible, and that's according to the Greek finance minister, Yannis Stournaras.
Expect to see more evidence of climate change
Hurricane Sandy, which struck the U.S. East Coast in November, was the latest indicator of changing and more severe weather patterns. Even if not repeated in 2013, extreme weather is beginning to have an effect -- on where people live, on politicians and on the insurance industry.
After Sandy, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that after "the last few years, I don't think anyone can sit back anymore and say, 'Well, I'm shocked at that weather pattern.' " The storm of the century has become the storm of every decade or so, said Michael Oppenheimer, professor of geosciences at Princeton.
"Climate change will probably increase storm intensity and size simultaneously, resulting in a significant intensification of storm surges," he and colleagues wrote in Nature.
In the U.S., government exposure to storm-related losses in coastal states has risen more than 15-fold since 1990, to $885 billion in 2011, according to the Insurance Information Institute. The Munich RE insurance group says North America has seen higher losses from extreme weather than any other part of the world in recent decades.
"A main loss driver is the concentration of people and assets on the coast combined with high and possibly growing vulnerabilities," it says.
Risk Management Solutions, which models catastrophic risks, recently updated its scenarios, anticipating an increase of 40% in insurance losses on the Gulf Coast, Florida and the Southeast over the next five years, and 25% to 30% for the mid-Atlantic and Northeastern states. Those calculations were done before Sandy.
Inland, eyes will be trained on the heavens for signs of rain -- after the worst drought in 50 years across the Midwest. Climatologists say that extended periods of drought -- from the U.S. Midwest to Ukraine -- may be "the new normal." Jennifer Francis at the Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences at Rutgers University has shown that a warmer Arctic tends to slow the jet stream, causing it to meander and, in turn, prolong weather patterns. It's called Arctic amplification, and it is probably aggravating drought in the Northwest United States and leading to warmer summers in the Northern Hemisphere, where 2012 was the hottest year on record.
It is a double-edged sword: Warmer temperatures may make it possible to begin cultivating in places like Siberia, but drier weather in traditional breadbaskets would be very disruptive. The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization reports that stocks of key cereals have tightened, contributing to volatile world markets. Poor weather in Argentina, the world's second-largest exporter of corn, may compound the problem.
More cyber warfare
What will be the 2013 equivalents of Flame, Gauss and Shamoon? They were some of the most damaging computer viruses of 2012. The size and versatility of Flame was unlike nothing seen before, according to anti-virus firm Kaspersky Lab.


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From a small Roman fort at Mamucium in 79 AD, Manchester has grown to become Britain's second largest metro area, with a population of over 2 million. Once dubbed "Cottonopolis" during the heyday of textile manufacturing when 65% of the world's cotton was processed in this area, Manchester became the world's first industrial city during the early-19th century.
"What Manchester does today, the rest of the world does tomorrow" was a 19th century saying, and the first train station was built here. Later the first programmable computer was built at the Victoria University of Manchester, and scientists at the Manchester College of Technology are credited with first "splitting the atom" in 1932. The atomic trio were Irish, English and a New Zealander, illustrating the long-time cosmopolitan character of this city, the commercial center of a far-flung empire. Even earlier, 14th century Flemish weaver immigrants made their contribution to the genesis of the textile industry to come.
Today, with the factories gone, Mancunians have moved decisively into the post-industrial age, retaining the best industrial architecture, recycling buildings that survived the war, and creating new urban models - especially since the late-1980s. The incredible stretch along Canal Street is arguably the finest example of a Victorian commercial district in England. Now, instead of transporting coal and cloth, the old canals serve as a backdrop for chic to funky boutiques, thronged bars, renowned dance clubs and top DJs who create cutting-edge music trends - one of the world's most vibrant gay villages.
It took the TV series Queer as Folk (British original version) to put this city in England's northeast on the gay map for most Americans, but area pubs have welcomed a gay clientele since at least 1940. The Festival of the North East takes place each June throughout the region, with artists, museums, galleries and other organizations celebrate local creativity and innovation. Manchester Pride happens over ten days in August event, bringing in visitors from around the country and around the world.
As befits a city with such a history of industry, the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Museum of Transport have major collections of steam locomotives, machinery, aircraft, buses and trams. The Manchester Museum has Egyptology and natural history departments of note, the Manchester Art Gallery is known for European paintings, and the Whitworth Art Gallery has displays of modern art, sculpture and textiles. At Chetham's Library, the oldest public library in the English-speaking world, the economics books read by Karl Marx can be seen on the shelf, as can the window seat where Marx met Friedrich Engels. In his book, The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844, Engles drew on the period he lived here to critique rising inequalities of wealth and the poor living conditions of many workers in this early industrial society.
The Hallé Orchestra, founded in 1857, is the fourth oldest symphony orchestra in the world. The Manchester Opera House, featuring large-scale touring shows, dance, opera and West End theater productions, is just one of several large stage venues. The Manchester Evening News Arena (the MEN) is the world's busiest indoor arena, and Manchester United and Manchester City are the famous local football (soccer) teams.
Getting here
Manchester Airport has direct flights from nine major North American cities, ten Caribbean airports, over one hundred from cities around Europe, as well as others from Africa and Asia. On arrival there is fast and frequent Trans Pennine Express train service linking the airport with over 100 destinations across the North of England and beyond. Their website has links for services to Scotland, Wales, Ireland, the Midlands, and the South of England. There is also 24-hour bus service from the airport into downtown Manchester. See GMPTE for details.
National Express coaches make the three-hour journey from London Victoria Station to Manchester Central Coach Station, Chorlton Street. National also operates trains from London to Manchester Oxford Road & Piccadilly Station. The Virgin Train brings party people from Paris to Manchester in about 5.5 hours and offers WiFi service too. For more rail connections into Manchester see National Rail.
Getting around
Within the city, Manchester's train and tram system is excellent. See TFGM for info on all public transport here.
Currency and Money
The British pound is king — we mean queen. ATMs are sprinkled throughout the downtown area, in all the usual places. Contact your local bank for possible UK partners to save on withdrawal fees. A smart chip credit card with a pin number, now required by some ticket machines on this side of the pond, can also be useful.
Media & Resources
Canal Street and the Discover/LGBT section of Visit Manchester are two good online sources for what's happening around town. Manchester Bars covers over 500 pubs and bars of all kinds in Manchester, plus restaurant and hotel listings.
Manchester Gaydio can be heard locally at 88.4FM or live online everywhere. The station gets news feeds from Pink Paper, and Gay Times, two UK national gay magazines.
Attitude and QX are two more national gay periodicals, with information on what's happening around the country, including Manchester. Check out the HOT Magazine website for pdf downloads of the latest monthly issue -- "for men, not boys."
Besides their gay listings, Visit Manchester also has a good local tips on where to stay and eat, and what to do around town. For another good restaurant guide see ManchesterRestaurants. Their sister site ManchesterTheatres covers all the arts and entertainment listings.
Based in Altrincham, just outside Manchester, the Vegetarian Society continues the 1807-1816 work of Reverend William Cowherd, who led his Salford, Manchester congregation to abstain from meat, and of Joseph Brotherton, a local MP during early years of the Industrial Revolution. Members have since included George Bernard Shaw, Mahatma Gandhi and Leo Tolstoy.
The Edward Carpenter Community (ECC), a group of gay men of all ages, abilities and backgrounds, offers alternatives to the commercial scene, with gatherings across the country, from Scotland to the Lake District. Regular groups meet in both Manchester and London.
New Union Hotel (111 Princess St; 44-0161-228-1492), value for money, friendly and knowledgeable staff, lively pub, dance area, canal-side seating.
Rembrandt Hotel (33 Sackville St; 44-0161-236-1311), spacious hotel and bar, center of Canal Street action, six newly renovated rooms above gay men's pub, some overlook canal, TV, free WiFi.
Hotel International (34 London Rd; 44-0161-236-1010), around corner from gay bars, 40 rooms to suit every budget, modern comforts, free WiFi, full breakfast, bar with leather chairs, books, games, large flat-screen TV.
Doubletree Hilton Hotel Manchester (One Piccadilly Place, 1 Auburn St. 44-0161-242-1000), centrally located, beautifully appointed, comprehensive amenities.
Malmaison Hotel Piccadilly (Piccadilly Manchester M1) 167 rooms. 44-0161-278-1000, centrally located, comprehensive amenities.
For map locations and website links to the businesses below, and more, see our gay Manchester listings pages.
Going out
Alert (Club-Alert.com) members-only strict dress code leather/fetish/skins club, 4th Fridays and special nights. Temporary memberships for visitors if accompanied by an existing member.
Alter Ego (105 Princess St), subterranean club, home to Saturday and Tuesday Poptastic parties, indie, grunge, and trash pop, Manchester's best gay alternative night out.
AXM (100 Bloom St), late-night large modern venue, polished decor, pop and commercial music, seven nights of events, game shows, karaoke, cabaret, DJs, dancing, foam parties.
Baa Bar (27 Sackville St), two floors of dancing, pop and disco classics, bar with booth seating, restaurant, good food, inexpensive drinks.
Belinda Scandal's Show Bar (Sackville & Canal Streets), nightly live shows, games, cabaret, male strippers, no cover charges, upstairs at The Rem.
Bijou Club (1-7 Chapel St), metro-sexual nightclub dress-up dance party nights like One Religion and the stylish Mode events - until 5am.
Churchills (37 Chorlton St), popular pub, entertainment, karaoke nights,
Company (28 Richmond St), downstairs intimate spot, low-light atmosphere, sensual fun, packed and friendly, leather and fetish guys.
Coyotes (14 Chorlton), large entertainment nightly bar, open late, women's favorite.
Crunch (10 Canal St), American theme diner food and musiv on the jukebox, computer area, spacious lounge and VIP area; basement dance bar.
Cruz 101 (101 Princess St), behind Canal Street, large dance club, open late, big weekend crowds. Mixture of hard-hitting house and camp, singing, performance acts, Thursday Poptastic parties. Downstairs smaller SUB, most underground clubbing space in the gay village.
Eagle (15 Bloom St), basement men's club, industrial style with dash of plush Victorian, dress code leather/rubber/skin/uniform nights, bear events, progressive electro, funky house to chill-out tunes.
Eden (3 Brazil St), foot bridge across the canal, restaurant seats inside, out or on a floating barge; great food, wide selection of drinks, spacious, dancing till dawn.
G.A.Y Manchester (63 Richmond St), large multi-level cocktail lounge, space to sprawl, cushy sofas and beds to cuddle or chill out, rooftop garden for smokers, overview of Canal Street below. Big-name weekend DJs, former Spirit site.
Legends (4-6 Whitworth St), every Saturday, occasional Fridays or Sundays, largest gay club, maze of three levels, four areas, each with distinct atmosphere, huge themed events, "Legend-ary" foam parties, wall-to-wall testosterone. New Year's Eve party will be the goodbye last-ever night - building to be demolished in 2013.
Living Room (80 Deansgate), leisurely lunch, evening bar/restaurant, elegant comfort food, Sunday brunch and traditional roasts while they last. First Saturdays each month bear nights.
Manto (46 Canal St), 24-hour lively party venue, younger mixed crowd, drinks specials, two floors, veranda upstairs, outdoor seating, new roof-top Sarasota restaurant with retractable roof.
Molly House (26 Richmond St), new three-level cafe/bar, stylish, mixed crowd, adjoining Company Bar.
Napoleons (33 Bloom St), two-level mixed crowd bar, oldest in the Village, events nights, open late.
New Union (111 Princess St), long-time favorite village show bar, mixed lively crowd.
New York New York (98 Bloom St), loyal regulars, cabaret entertainment, two popular bars, open early from 1pm, or to 3-4am, difficult website.
Outpost (4-6 Whitworth St), day and night, laid-back bears/leathermen mix, outdoor area, at Legends.
Paddy's Goose (29 Bloom St), traditional pub, traditional ales, older and drag crowd, home cooked pub grub, jukebox, across from coach station.
Queer (4 Canal St), lifestyle cafe bar on canal street, mellow daytime music and food; lively night-time club open until late.
The Rem Bar (33 Sackville St), below original Village gay b&b, men's bar; leather, bear, comedy, stripper, & sports nights.
Taurus (1 Canal St), friendly, busy day and night, cheap pints of beer, wide mix of ages, genders and types. Downstairs performance space, theatrical and vocal talent.
Thompsons Arms (21 Sackville St), small, central bar, regular live entertainment on the schedule.
Tribeca Bar & BED (50 Sackville St), burgers, appetizers, sandwiches - noon to 8:30pm, daily drinks specials, Quiz Nights, DJs, dance floors, gay/straight mix.
Vanilla (39 Richmond St), women-only club, considered among the best lesbian bars in Britain, WiFi.
Velvet (2 Canal St), hotel, restaurant, breakfast, soup, sandwich, small-plates, pizza lunch, classic British comfort foods, Sunday roasts, canal-side seating, eclectic music style.
Via (28-30 Canal St), daily from 11am (Sunday noon), stunning venue, handsome men, nice-price cocktails, good food, nightclub, entertainment into early hours, comfy chairs.
View (40 Chorlton St), large bar/club venue, young, mixed crowd.
Two famous local dance events ended this year: Essential (8 Minshull), the all-star DJ, mostly guys dance club closed in May 2012 (new owners may reopen later in year); and Federation, the 10-year-running nights at HMV Ritz had their final night this past August, 2012.
Cocktails and Dining
The Alchemist (3 Hardman St, Spinningfields), gay-friendly cocktails or dining establishment, early morning coffee, lunch or weekend brunch. Check out their Cocktail Master Classes. Also with a new location at 1 New York Street, at Mosley.
Australasia (1 The Avenue, Spinningfields), straight but very stylish and gay-friendly spot with world-class dining. Ranks among the finest restaurants in the city.
Chaophraya (Chapel Walks) Thai restaurant & bar offers award-winning food, plus cocktails and Saturday cooking classes, just off Cross Street. Look for their Tuk-Tuk at the Manchester Pride parade for meal discount vouchers.
Ning Malaysian Restaurant (92 Oldham St), a straight but stylish and gay friendly spot. Cozy, intimate; reasonable prices, delicious food.
Smoak Bar & Grill (1-3 Piccadilly), funky, upscale steak house and burger joint at the Malmaison Hotel.
Saunas, escorts
Basement (18 Tariff St), sauna, wide array of facilities, wide mix of people, spacious steam and sauna rooms, double jacuzzi, big TV screens, snacks and drinks, maze and relaxation areas, spa/massage treatments.
H2O Zone Sauna (36-38 Sackville St), central-location sauna just off Canal Street, large Jacuzzi, communal relaxation room, private rooms, snacks.
Shopping and grooming
Rob Manchester (17 China Lane), leather, fetish, sex-toys, lubes, accessories, full leather gear. T-shirts and vests, football socks, fetish gear, rubber and leather accessories.
Clone Zone (36-38 Sackville St), newspapers, mags, DVDs, CDs, t-shirts, leather thongs, street wear, and accessories, as well as aromas and lubes in abundance.
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The Obama administration's track record with taxpayer-funded, green-tech subsidies is severely flawed, and according to new documents obtained by CBS News, its failures were all too predictable. The Energy Department's $535-million loan guarantee to Solyndra is, at least publicly, its most illustrious investment blunder, as the company went bankrupt last year leaving taxpayers with a hefty bill and putting more than 1,000 employees out of work.
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A failed southeast Georgia ethanol factory was sold Tuesday for pennies on the dollar after squandering tens of millions in federal and state tax dollars. Range Fuels, a bankrupt U.S. cellulosic ethanol company, sold its only factory, located in Soperton, Georgia, to LanzaTech, a biofuel company based in New Zealand.
GM Offers Buyback for Chevy Volt Owners Fearful of Battery Fires
General Motors will buy Chevrolet Volts back from any owner who worries that their plug-in electric car will catch fire, the company's CEO told the Associated Press in an interview Thursday. CEO Dan Akerson maintained that the vehicles are safe, but said GM is offering the buyback to ensure customer loyalty. The new offer expands a company offer made Monday to grant loaner cars to any owners fearful of their Volts catching fire.
New E-mails Link BBC Executives to Climategate Scientists
After a cluster of disconcerting e-mails and documents surfaced last week from climate scientists associated with the "Climategate" scandal of 2009, it was reported Sunday that top British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) executives sought advice from Britain's leading green activist research center. Released on November 22, the leaked e-mails and documents reveal climate "experts" collaborating to plot devious schemes to further their global-warming agenda.
Ex-Solyndra Employees Eligible For $14.3M in Federal Aid
Former employees of the defunct solar company Solyndra are now eligible for a combined $14.3 million in federal aid, the Labor Department announced Monday. Approved through the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program, the 1,100 employees who were laid off after Solyndra went belly up in late August are set to receive payments of about $13,000 each, which will be tacked on to the $535 million in loan guarantees that taxpayers are already on the hook for.
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In contesting a federal effort to propel Washington's environmental agenda, House Republicans nixed a congressional proposal to establish a new government program called the National Climate Service. Part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and akin to the agency's National Weather Service (NWS), the proposed division has been hailed by congressional Democrats as an essential federal service that would help inform farmers, insurance companies, and the general public of projected weather patterns. The central idea, Democrats and NOAA officials note, is that while the NWS provides short-term weather conditions, the National Climate Service would concurrently provide long-term projections of future climate-related events.
UN Secretary General Calls for $100B Green Climate Fund
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon (left) called on world leaders Monday to collaborate in financing a multibillion-dollar fund to combat global warming. Speaking at a conference in Bangladesh's capital, Mr. Ban said global efforts must be taken to establish a $100 billion Green Climate Fund dedicated to taming the "damaging" effects of climate change, and that the global economic crisis should not hinder such efforts.
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As an investigation unfolds over a controversial U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) loan guarantee program, another "green" loan recipient lingers at the brink of financial collapse. Massachusetts energy firm Beacon Power Corporation, which develops "flywheel-based" energy storage systems, filed for bankruptcy Sunday after receiving a $43 million Energy Department loan guarantee in August 2010 — only months after taxpayers were put on the hook for a $535 million loan guarantee granted to the now-defunct solar energy company Solyndra.
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House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) is probing a $730 million conditional loan commitment to Severstal, a Russian company operating mainly in the steel and mining industry. Writing to Energy Secretary Steven Chu, the California Congressman questioned whether Severstal North America, a subsidiary of the powerhouse Russian manufacturer, should benefit from public financing to improve and expand facilities in Dearborn, Michigan.