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Over the weekend I got a chance to speak with the CEO James Bruncati of Sunrise Ford in Fontana. Sunrise Ford is donating to the children of the Inland Empire for each oil change, test drive and every car sold from now until the December 22nd. They have already donated $15,000 just to kick off the Toy Drive. What a great deal! Speaking of deals, head into Sunrise Ford in Fontana and check out the hot new Ford Fusion... you won't be dissapointed! Sign and drive going on right now with no money down.
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Matthew Tejada has been tapped as the EPA's new Director for the Office of Environmental Justice. As executive director of the Air Alliance Houston for five years, Tejada fought against pollution in poor neighborhoods surrounding Gulf Coast ports.
Expected to begin his new role in early March, he'll have no shortage of challenges ahead. As EHN's series, Pollution, Poverty, People of Color, highlighted last summer, a legacy of lingering environmental problems and new dangers are jeopardizing people of color in low-income communities nationwide.
The pollution problems Tejada faced in Houston and along the Gulf Coast are some of the nation's most serious. Low-income neighborhoods near the Ship Channel, which connects Houston to Galveston Bay, have been plagued with air pollution from oil refineries, chemical plants and the shipping industry. Children living within two miles of the Ship Channel have a 56 percent higher risk for childhood leukemia than those living more than 10 miles away, according to one study. The Houston area also has some of the nation's worst smog.
EHN spoke with Tejada to find out if he, as one activist wonders, "has the guts" for the job.
Thanks for speaking with us, Dr. Tejada. What will be your role as the EPA's new Director for the Office of Environmental Justice?
Since Lisa Jackson has been administrator of the EPA, they have systematically gone through what environmental justice means within the agency, and also what environmental justice means outside of the agency, and tried to fill in some very important gaps, whether it be permitting or enforcement or different sorts of rule-making, to make sure environmental justice had its requisite chair at the table. I see it as my job to get in there and make use of these new rules or these new positions for environmental justice in decision-making processes, really implementing the fundamental groundwork that's been laid over the past several years.
Do you see any hurdles ahead as you make the switch from activist to government official?
I think that's really one of the considerations they made in going for somebody with my background. Environmental justice has had a very ambiguous place within the huge federal bureaucracy, and it doesn't have a very clear line of authority. So it's really going to take somebody that's hopefully going to be given the room to advocate for environmental justice within the agency and within the federal government.
I think that's part of why my candidacy was eventually successful is they feel like I can be a very reasonable but effective advocate for environmental justice issues throughout the EPA and, hopefully, throughout the federal government.
The term "environmental racism" has been around for 30 years. How do you feel about this term and what can be done about it?
I think it's obvious that there is still environmental racism that exists in the United States. Acknowledging that is the first step. This does occur in the United States, and will continue to occur in the United States, until we really take a holistic view of the impacts from industry or transportation or from trade.
Houston, where you work today, has had decades of problems, like many communities near large petrochemical facilities. Yet emissions near the Ship Channel remain high and there is a large risk of childhood cancer, asthma and other public health problems. What needs to be done here and in other communities that are near giant petrochemical complexes?

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Hyena wrote:korpin wrote:I have seen quite a few u tube videos where guys are using high wattage and getting 58 to 60 MPH something but the bomber is getting 48-50 MPH at half the wattage some of these guys are using which makes me think stealth is lowballing the power specs
It's pointless comparing the power or speed to a stealth bomber. This is just a bare frame that looks like a bomber. Sure, compare the weight and handling but as far as power and speed goes it may as well be a shopping trolly or pair of roller skates.
Power and speed comes from the battery, controller and the type of motor (size and winding) - so bolt on what ever suits your needs.
korpin wrote:Hyena...I do not think you understood my post regarding the stealth....it had NOTHING do do with the phasor frame....what I am saying is guys are using comparable motors to the stealth and running crazy voltages and amps up to 10,500 watts buy NOT getting much more speed...which makes me think these motors designed for bicycle type frames can only produce so much before they start converting the excess energy to heat....looks like even with the biggest BICYCLE hub motors,efficiency starts to drop off a cliff over 5000-6000 volts as regards wattage to speed from what I have seen so far....I think 4500-5000 watts with a hubzilla or stealth type motor and 100 volts and a great controller and 45-55 mph and 75-85 pounds and 10-20 amp hours is about as good as it gets for now unless you want a one mile dragster.....or a heavier motorcycle type bike...this is all based on what I see on the internet...I am waiting for my first bike
Korpin, keep in mind watts = amps x volts. Just because you know the watts, doesnt mean you know how they reached that number. 4000watts could be 100v 40amps, 72v 55amps, or even 48v 80amps. All of which would result in a drastically different top speed, wile maintaining the same watts. for the most part, your top speed is determined by volts. Amps is acceleration. So when you see a 100v 40amp (4000watt) bike and a 100v100amp (10,000watt) bike compaired; even though they will have close to the same top speed, the 10,000watt bike would destroy the 4,000watt bike in a race from 0-50mph . Similarly, if you had a 100v 50amp bike vs an identical 50v 100amp bike, the 100v50amp bike would have a much higher top speed, even though they are both 5Kw. Yes you are right, in that eventually you will hit a point of diminishing returns, where it will just create heat. This point will depend on the hub. Smaller hubs like the Magic pie, GM, BMC's etc... will not be happy over 4000watts (+-). Where as the larger hubs like the CroMotor, 540x 530x can take upwards of 10,000watts before issues. (This is provided you dont want to run full throttle for long periods of time, otherwise either of these hubs will burn up eventually. also, these figures are based off of a 100v setup. less volts = more amps = more heat.) . On my 5304 and 5403 i notice a HUGE difference between 100amps and 40amps. I tried to remember it with Voltage = Velocity. Amps = Acceleration. Hope this helps clear up your confusion.


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Reportedly the third in acclaimed director Lars von Trier's "Golden Hearts" trilogy (preceded by Breaking the Waves and The Idiots), this film is a hip reworking of the classic Hollywood Musical, starring international pop diva Bjork. Set somewhere in rural Washington state, Czech… More Reportedly the third in acclaimed director Lars von Trier's "Golden Hearts" trilogy (preceded by Breaking the Waves and The Idiots), this film is a hip reworking of the classic Hollywood Musical, starring international pop diva Bjork. Set somewhere in rural Washington state, Czech immigrant Selma (Bjork) works in a pressing plant, struggling to make ends meet for herself and her 10-year-old son, Gene (Vladica Kostic). Her best friend is coworker and fellow European Kathy (Catherine Deneuve). While outside work, she is maintaining a cautious friendship with local yokel Jeff (Peter Stormare). She also landed a starring role as Maria in an amateur production of The Sound of Music. Selma's life would be one of relative contentment if it were not for the ugly secret she harbors -- she is on the verge of blindness due to a genetic disorder, and her young son will suffer the same fate without an operation. Selma has quietly been stashing away money for the surgery and has already amassed $2,000. When her savings, squirreled away in a can in the kitchen, suddenly disappear, she confronts her cash-strapped landlord Bill (David Morse). Of course, like all musicals, the plot periodically takes a backseat to the seven production numbers, including a show-stopping sequence in Selma's factory. Shot entirely on digital video, the film reportedly used up to 100 cameras for each musical number. Dancer in the Dark received top prizes at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival including Best Actress for Bjork and the coveted Palme d'Or for Best Picture. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi
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At least Dancer in the Dark is bad in a complicated way.
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
Aims right for the heart and aces its target.
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
It smashes down the walls of habit that surround so many movies. It returns to the wellsprings. It is a bold, reckless gesture.
Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com
Denmark's enfant terrible Lars von Trier finally won the Camme Palme d'Or for this postmodern deconstructive musical featuring a stunning performance by Bjork.
Nick Rogers, Suite101.com
Habitually galling director Lars von Trier's musical is a black-swan genre rarity - a 1960s-set sledgehammer to Broadway and Hollywood's insistence on sunshiny endings in golden-era musicals about Nazis, murder and suicide.
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I was just thinking about my own Graphic Design business and how I've made risky decisions in the past. One of these decisions involved taking on a long term, full time contract at the expense of losing new and existing clients for the next 2 years, as well as having to satisfy existing clients on the weekends. Would the contract kill my entire freelance business after 2 years? Would it be worth it?
As I'm nearing the end of the 2 year contract and I would have to say that it's paid off. This is because I managed to run my own business on the side (weekends) to retain most of my existing clients so when/if I decide to go back to full time freelancing I won't have to start from the beginning again.
In saying this I would like to know of any risky business decisions that you have made and whether it paid off or not? My 2 year contract decision did pay off but I also lost two good clients because I did not have the time to efficiently satisfy their requests.


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The staff at Nashville Baseball Training Academy, has an ideal stage—stretched out across 10,000 square feet—to flex their baseball skills and diamond-smarts. Here, a seasoned team provide baseball and softball instruction, as well as speed, agility, and strength-training programs. They pair their wisdom with the facility's amenities, including an indoor practice field, and automatic batting cages.
Climb Nashville boasts more than 12,000 square feet of indoor climbing walls stretching up to 40 feet from the ground and manned by a staff of experienced instructors. The Intro to Climbing package teaches novice wall-scalers how to efficiently and safely ascend the faux-rock sheets. Two day passes, good for one day each, allow climbers to roam free among Climb Nashville's numerous grip-populated, muscle-molding walls while decked out in special climbing shoes, safety harnesses, free skull-saving helmets, and optional medieval battle armor. Learn how to properly and safely belay for other mural mounters during a 20-minute belay lesson with the first day pass, helping to prevent injury and keep fellow climbers safe from the grip of hungry condors.
Drakes Creek Activity Center entreats groups and families to explore its numerous, family-friendly activities. Nine batting cages hold batters as they practice their homeruns, as an 18-hole mini-golf course strewn with fountains challenges putters. Meanwhile, an outdoor laser-tag area spans five acres, as others sup on soft serve or play aeroball, a mix between volleyball and basketball played on trampolines.
At Centennial Sportsplex, groups of laced-up gliders soar across a 200'x85' rink during public skating sessions. After strapping on chartered hockey or ice skates over thin socks, guests arc in gentle figure eights, practice salchow jumps, and carve complex polyhedrons into the smooth, icy surface. Snacks from the concession stand (available for purchase) quell seismic tummy grumbles mustered up after speed skating across the rink's frozen tundra. Visitors can store their worldly possessions in coin lockers or tote along their own padlocks to take advantage of complimentary lockers. Centennial Sportsplex recommends wearing a jacket or sweater in the rink, which at times feels as chilly as the snub of a popular snowman.
Dazzling formations and a remarkable register of past residents renders the Lost River Cave a tour treasure for families, history buffs, and geological geeks alike. The cave's titular river rests below gnarls of stunning stalactites and stalagmites, the finest views of which emerge on the cave boat tour, the only underground cruise of its kind in the state. As the daylight suddenly vanishes and things begin to glow in the dark, one of Lost River's friendly, funny guides will fill you in on the Lost River's prehistoric Native American roots, as well as its later habitation by Civil War soldiers and outlaws like Jesse James—painting a vivid picture of the cave's hospitable environs and its 8,000-year-old bellhop. Upon disembarking, you'll continue your sabbatical from sunshine with a further 20-minute guided walking tour of the cave. Visitors have been known to spot native pipistrelle bats, cave salamanders, eyeless crawfish, and skinny-dipping gnomes.
Live musical acts hit the stage every night at Music City Bar & Grill, compelling feet to move and hips to request an encore. Holiday lights twinkle and guide waitstaff to tables where patrons order from a menu of hearty bar fare, which includes Angus-beef burgers, three-meat pizzas, and salads topped with grilled steak or chicken. At the pool tables, balls click together in time to the music, and outdoor seating gives people the chance to serenade the stars using voices normally reserved for sad lightbulbs.


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The staff members at Sylvan Learning's numerous centers understand that each child learns differently. Therefore, they don't try to implement a uniform tutoring system; instead, they design custom lesson programs based on the results of a skills assessment using diagnostic tools and one-on-one interviews.
Tutors work with students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12, illuminating topics ranging from basic reading and writing to remembering complex algebraic formulas without having them tattooed on your chest. Many of Sylvan's instructors work in local schools, so they are intimately familiar with common curricula and understand how to gear lessons toward optimal results. Camps and after-school and summer classes can ready high-schoolers for the rigors of the ACT or the SAT, or they can help students to wow college-admissions officers with their superior essay-writing skills.
Believing that learning and behavioral disorders stem from improper communication between brain hemispheres, Brain Balance Centers offers a drug-free, multi-faceted system to boost brain function. Physical and cognitive exercises combine with easy-to-follow dietary changes to improve social, academic and behavioral issues associated with ADHD, Asperger's, and other social and learning disorders without the use of medication. Now more than 50 Brain Balance Centers practice this Hemispheric Integration Therapy, with professional teams tailoring programs to help kids improve focus and behavior, academic performance, communication, and social skills.
At Kids U, upbeat instructors camouflage learning as playtime. They invite youngsters and parents into a kid-size gym that jump starts imagination with vibrant colors and a multitiered PlayQuad. The 17-foot playground spans 2,000 square feet of indoor space, where children explore tunnels and soar in swings. At classes, teachers inject freestyle play with structure while still allowing for creativity. The small, laid-back sessions cover subjects that range from gymnastics to cooking and building with LEGOs, all while interweaving themes such as teamwork and motor skills. The instructors pioneer similar subjects in three-hour day camps, molded around the Summer Olympics. Kids U's parties combine the fun center's two signature styles of recreation—freestyle fun in the PlayQuad and ordered activities—according to chosen themes, which, like concepts kicked around for the White House Correspondents' dinner, include Rock Star and Pajama Party.
A family-owned-and-operated hub for health, Topanga Training & Fitness and The Spa Loft cast a caring canopy shade over all things feel-good. The club offers challenging group classes in mat pilates ($18 per class) and indoor and outdoor boot camp ($275 for 15 sessions), as well as nutritional counseling ($200) and personal training ($64–$76 per 60-min. session) geared toward each individual and their stage in life. Fitness Over 50 sessions help clients counteract the physical impacts of aging by using training techniques that improve endurance, balance, time traveling, and flexibility. Pregnancy and Beyond sessions (personal training and pilates) follow the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists' guidelines to supply future moms with specialized-fitness advice and supervision, ensuring both the bun and the oven stay at safe temperatures.
There may be a lot of playtime at The Language Workshop for Children, but don't think the students aren't learning; during classes, instructors use songs, games, toys, and more to teach children the basics of tongues such as French, Spanish, and Chinese.
The Language Workshop is the brainchild of François Thibaut, who created the school in 1973 after years of observing how children learned languages. In the same vein, instructors understand that even infants can pick up a second language, and they teach anyone from 6 months to 9 years old in group classes, with private lessons available for older students in certain locations.


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I'm currently working on the venue for it. We fell behind on this one, but we'll be making a video as soon as it's done.
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January 13, 2012
ATLANTA – Georgia State University College of Law Professor Paul S. Milich is the first recipient of the State Bar of Georgia's Award for Excellence in Legal Scholarship, which honors law professors in Georgia for achievements that truly advance the practice of law for Georgia attorneys.
Milich was recognized "for his outstanding job in drafting, explaining and advocating" Georgia's recent evidence code rewrite legislation. As a reporter for the State Bar of Georgia's Evidence Study Committee, Milich worked for many years to draft new rules of evidence for the state, which has been using a code passed in 1860, well before anyone had ever heard of videos, phones, computers or even Facebook.
The award is not an annual award, but instead is only given only in those years where a recipient has so distinguished him or herself. The Executive Committee, by unanimous voice vote, approved making this award in the form of a Board of Governors Resolution expressing the State Bar's appreciation to Milich for his legal scholarship and long-standing service in connection with the evidence code rewrite project.
Milich first began working on the new rules in 1986 and has seen the effort come up on the short end of Georgia politics numerous times in the past 25 years.
On May 3, 2011, Milich watched as Gov. Nathan Deal, who was President pro tem of the Senate when a rewriting of the state's evidence code was considered in 1991, signed the bill passed by the Legislature into law. Georgia is now in line with 43 other states that have adopted a modern code based on the Federal Rules of Evidence.
The new rules, which go into effect January, 1, 2013, will mean a lot for Georgia, including:
Milich and the bill's proponents spent the entire summer in 2008 working with a joint Senate-House study committee going line by line through the bill, answering questions, public comments, and comments from every segment of the bar as well. In 2010, the bill got through the House and died in the Senate Rules Committee as time ran out on the session.
Last year, HB 24 passed the House overwhelmingly (162-5) and passed the Senate (50-3) on the last day of the legislative session.
"We've basically gotten back in step with the rest of the country, and that's gratifying because there's no need for Georgia to be a straggler and we're really wasting a lot of time and money with those rules," explained Milich, who is now working on efforts to train judges and lawyers on the new evidence code.
"These new rules are slicker; they're going to be more efficient, more economical. They're going to make it easier for us to do the business of trying cases."
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Have mercy.... :<<<<
It was a tough fight....
i will be reborn...
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1 step ahead.
did you miss me?
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hi kitty
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don't make me frumpy mr. kitty.
Full grown cat, sir.
you wouldn't like me when i'm frumpy, mr kitty
You wouldn't like me when I'm tired, H.
i understand, mr kitty. can't we... just... *puts on shades* get along?
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The much heralded and trumpeted visits of presidents and monarchs have come and gone, and dignity fatigue has kicked in as the Irish masses are said to be on the verge of national meltdown from collective good behaviour and putting on such a brave show.
Our Taoiseach has gone on primetime TV to specially congratulate us, the people on "not bringing shame on our nation" during the queen's visit. One Sunday paper, the likely candidate, was even peddling headlines like, "proud to be Irish, proud to be British".
Just as the Scots are on verge of striking camp and declaring nationhood, there are some seriously flirtatious eyes being made in some media and governing circles here at a common wealth with the perilous state of the collective coffers being cited. Those regurgitating this spin would be better advised to tone down the national self congratulatory claptrap of recent days as a great majority of us in this parish intend to remain as citizens still and not subjects for a good while yet to either London or Frankfurt; but wouldn't mind subjecting a few of the Irish lackeys to the pitch cap treatment of the previous regimes, not just those who committed national treason in undermining the finances of the state, but those who continue to facilitate their reward instead of punishment. Simulated treatment of course.
The great tradition of Irish hospitality is enshrined within the ancient brehon laws long before the tourism folk today rebranded it as the land of the céad míle fáilte, the land of one hundred thousand welcomes, a welcome they say which is to be especially experienced if you are travelling through the maze that is Dublin Airport as Shannon, the international gateway to the west and both the innovative and traditional hub for north American air traffic seems to be the round peg in their squared image.
Our sophisticated Gaelic Irish ancestors knew that hospitality was good for travel and trade. One's wealth was judged on not what was owned but given to guests when taking on the role of host. All social classes were obliged to provide food and shelter to those that came to their doorstep. The guest was subject to the protection of the home of the host and was expected to stay clear of violence while enjoying this hospitality. Nor was it proper for a guest to offer payment in return for hospitality. That is why, no matter what stance was taken prior to the visit, once the guest was on Irish soil in either Belfast or Dublin, ( I presume removal of our constitutional claims doesn't mean removal of personal claims too) it is wrong to seek apologies. Beforehand fine, afterwards fine, but not once hospitality is offered during the visit itself.
Yet there are those pliable souls who would misconstrue such hospitality as a sign to push other agendas. Listen boys, the IMF were also pounding on the door of the Brits back in the 70s, our present travails were largely inflicted by Anglo Irish bank; the ECB loan money that flooded the banks over the least decade had no passport, it wasn't technically Irish loans but German investments into British property developments transacted via the intermediary of a private bank that happened to be based in Dublin. So if the Irish mountain climbers fall so do the people holding onto that rope. It is good to be neighbourly.
Regarding the state visit, the gallows humour doing the rounds in best pseudo patriotic sincerity prior to the visit was that Hello magazine was vying with An Phoblacht for photographic rights to the pending visit of Queen Betty, but An Phoblacht was insisting it had a stronger bid in that it only sought one clear shot. Despite the strong security presence in Dublin giving the black and white feel of Paris 1940, there was something moving on a purely emotive level at what should have been an unimaginable sight of the 85 year old British Queen bowing her head in front of our republican dead at the Garden of Remembrance. Words are rendered useless here.
Just two pucks of a sliothar away, down Jones Road, a new face was introduced on the national stage a couple of weeks back when Liam O' Neill of Trumera, County Laois became the first President Elect of the Gaelic Athletic Association without having to contest an election in over 100 years. O'Neill, whose home club is not based too far from President Obama's GAA club in Moneygall, is a big cut of a Laois man from a large family of twelve, and its clear to see why not too many were willing to go toe to toe with the schoolmaster. He is a man steeped in the history of the Association, and would have appreciated some ironies in the recent UK state visit to Croke Park, as no doubt would President Mary McAleese, who carried a hurl in her hand for "insurance" purposes attending school as a child in County Down.
It would be wonderful if O'Neill's presidency of one of the few genuinely distinct Irish beacons of the last century would coincide with a Riverdance style opening up of our national games beyond the Irish family to the world at large through Olympic recognition. This would open new support channels for our GAA units worldwide from governments that recognise olympic accreditation. That would be something to mark 1916. Instead of the cap in hand, beggarly stuff we have seen where incredibly our "leaders" and our "rich" have hammered home to us the belief that capitalism must be rejected in bad times as it is essential that socialism be adhered to in sharing the pain, we can have something instead to share in the limelight, something to doff the hat at, a reclamation, or a rebuilding of the true learned status of Ireland.
Like a great Tyrone maestro and coaching guru would say, Win the War, Fight the War. If we draw on the best of our past, we can welcome better days ahead, because we have been blessed with a great foundation and the wealth of over 5,000 years of advanced civilisation to rebuild on.
Something that can be restored stronger than ever, through the global Irish village, our heritage, our sports. Pierre de Coubertin the father of the modern Olympic movement was so inspired by the Gaelic games he witnessed almost 120 years ago that he began the great new international sporting movement and it would be fitting that by 2016, the compliment can be returned.
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kinvara7 | Jun 09, 2011, 11:37 AM EDT
Is that right cillowen, sounds to me like those people should have gone to Specsavers.
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cillowen | Jun 02, 2011, 07:41 PM EDT
erin is fully incorporated in the eyes of the world's people as UK's rightful and deserving harp symbol.
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McNamara31 | Jun 01, 2011, 06:38 PM EDT
Good article. Points well taken.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.-- Colorado Springs Police cited a man who vandalized a memorial dedicated to Allen Rose.
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Team news for tonight's Drogheda game
Sligo Rovers
will visit Hunky Dorys Park on Friday night (tonight) in their final away game of the Airtricity Premier Division season.
The Bit o Red claimed the league title in thrilling fashion last weekend with a 3-2 win over St Patricks Athletic.
Rovers boss Ian Baraclough has spoken of his determination to finish the season in the manner his side have competed all season and his side face a tough game against third-place United.
Rovers were 3-1 winners on their first visit to Drogheda and then overcame Mick Cookes side 4-1 in The Showgrounds.
Baraclough will have to cope without the suspended Danny Ventre after a red card in the match with the Saints.
Iarfhlaith Davoren, Danny North and Alan Keane are long-term injury victims.
There are a number of injury doubts following last weeks game but it is expected that there are no other absentees with final assessments to take place on Friday prior to the game.
Ian Baraclough looks ahead to the game:
On facing Drogheda and injuries/suspensions: The suspension is a blow to Danny because he would like to play in the final matches but there is the big consolation that he will lift the trophy next week. We have some injury concerns but there is a strong squad ready to be called upon at any time. Every player is still itching for action so we travel to Drogheda with options.
Weve trained during the week, re-focused the minds and there are plenty of reasons why were determined to get a result on Friday night.
On keeping concentration in the final games of the season: I want to remain unbeaten in the matches because one defeat in a season would be a great record.
Were proud of what we have achieved this season and of a significant advantage when winning the title.
That is something we want to keep and win the league in style. The supporters will travel in big numbers and they will rightfully be expecting a performance.
You hope that some of the tension that has come in the last few matches will be gone and the players can play with more freedom but not too lose much of it. We have to maintain the intensity that got us to where we are and Drogheda will be hoping they can catch us on the hop after the emotion of the last week.
On celebrations in the last week:I understood that the people here were craving a league title for so long. It was clear from very early on but I dont think I got the jist how just how much it means.
The last few days have been remarkable. People have been coming up to me in tears, of how they have waited their entire lives to see and speaking about how proud they are of what has been achieved. It has been fantastic and we can now try to finish it in the best possible fashion and show why weve come out on top.
On Jason McGuinness with SWAI/Airtricity Player of the Month for September: Awards can normally go to goalscorers and it shows you have solid we have been all season. When you set up a team you try to find the right balance and leaders on and off-the-pitch. It has been a top up between Gavin Peers and Jason and they both have been terrific for us. Jason has had a great season and the award rightfully acknowledges how well he has done.
Drogheda United v Sligo Rovers 19 October Matchday stats
Drogheda are the only team in the Premier Division that Rovers have a winning record away from home against, with 18 wins for the Bit o Red and 13 defeats. There has been seven draws.
Avoiding defeat would equal the club record of nine away league games unbeaten which was set in 1977.
Rovers have conceded eight away goals this year in the league. Not conceding would break the club record for least conceded of nine set in 1977.
Will Walsh Stay Or Go?
bosses expect a decision from Kevin Walsh over his managerial future by this weekend.
The Yeats County are keen for the Galway legend to remain as football boss for a fifth season.
But they are being made to sweat by the two-time All-Ireland winner.
On Monday, Sligo secretary Pádraig Duffy said: We should know by next weekend.
At this moment there is no update, but negotiations are in progress and wed like him to stay.
Walsh lifted Sligo from NFL Division 4 to Division 2 in his first two years, though they are currently back in the third tier.
They were narrowly beaten by Roscommon and Mayo in the Connacht finals of 2010 and 2012.
There were fears Walsh would leave after Sligo crashed badly out of this years Championship to Kildare, but Yeats chiefs are confident that they can convince him to stay on.
Handball News
By Michael McGee
In yesterdays main finals Paul Brady the reigning world champion had to come from behind to defeated Luis Moreno 21-19, 21-10 to secure his 4th consecutive mens open titles in a row. Brady was behind by 13-2 in the first game but stormed back to 14-16. Moreno jumped into an 19-14 lead but it was Brady that finished the stronger reeling off the next 7 points to win the first game.
Into the second Moreno had an narrow lead of 6-3. Brady with some breathtaking kill shots went ahead and continued his relentless work rate to eventually win the second game by 21-10 and world title his fourth in 9 nine years. He won his first open title back in 2003 in Dublin. He announced it would be last world championships and if that is the case what a way to bow out.
In the Ladies, Aisling Reilly from Antrim defeated her clubmate Fiona Shannon in 3 absorbing games by 9-21, 21-6, 11-5 to claim her first open ladies title thus ending Shannons bid for a four in a row in the ladies.
TG4 will have coverage on the world championships at 9 p.m tonight.
Boys U-13 singles 1 wall (Sligo names first)
round 1:Odhran Quinn defeated James Smith 2-0
round 2:Odhran Quinn defeated Conor McTeague 2-0
Quarter-final: Odhran Quinn v Tiernan Agnew
Upcoming fixtures
Boys U-13 doubles: Odhran Quinn & Liam Egan v Lawless & Heery
Girls U-15 doubles: Aoife Quinn & Leslie Amminson U.S.A v Alena Doonan & Aibhinn Henderson (Armagh)
Silver Masters B singles one-wall
Oisin Quinn v Michael O' Cualain (Galway)
Silver Masters B doubles: Martin Cooney & Aidan Bell (Sligo/Mayo) v Pat O' Flaherty & John Mc Quaid (Tipperary)
Latest Results (Tuesday 16 Oct) Sligo Rovers 11-A-Side Astro Turf League
Socrates Healthcare Informatics Cup Preliminary Round
Fiddler's Creek 1, O'Neill's 0
Damien Shannon with the games only goal
Sligo Rovers 11-A-Side Astro Turf League
Coolaney Celts 1, Lang's Bar 1
Trevor Sexton gave Coolaney with the lead with Damien Kelly equalising for Lang's
I.T. Sligo 1, Killanaskully Wanderers 1
Noel Carroll scored for the I.T. with Brian Murphy levelling for Killanaskully
G.S.S. 7, Lick My White Gorilla's 0
Conor Jordan scored five with Kevin Donnegan getting two for the G.S.S.
Rovers' lotto prize goes to ....Australia
SAME WEEK they won the League of Ireland for only the third time ever, Sligo Rovers weekly lotto prize has gone slightly further afield, to Australia.
Brian Curran of Narraweena, New South Wales
received a 200 Tesco voucher for three numbers in this weeks fund draw which was made last night.
Wining numbers were 1, 22, 26 and 28. There was no jackpot claim. Next weeks top prize is 7,100 euro.
Sligo's top handball players seek world titles
The waiting is over for the most eagerly awaited world handball championships that begin today in Dublins Citywest Hotel Convention Arena.
The Convention centre will house 21 courts specially constructed for these championships. GAA Handball have pulled out all the stops in the last 10 months of planning with preparations ready to fall into place into the hosting of the biggest and best World handball championships ever to take place.
Thirty countries are taking part and 2,000 competitors all vying to become champions. The events range from Boys/Girls U-11 to Over 80s.
Sligo will be well represented with 8 players from the Yeats County aiming for World titles.
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Sligo Rovers 11-A-Side Astro Turf League Result
Socrates Healthcare Informatics Cup First Round
Killanaskully Wanderers 4 - 0 Lick My White Gorilla's
Genco Discher, Cian Mannion and Jason McNulty with the goals for Killanaskully with McNulty getting 2.
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Cathal Jordan with the games only goal
Sligo Rovers 0 - 0 Cork City
Full match report
Marc Creed of the Steet Cart cafe on Teeling St gives the thumbs up to the Bit O'Red in their quest for the
Airtricity League title.
Charlie Kelly of Anthony's Barber Shop with the Sligo Rovers window display created by his daughter Aoife ahead of the deciding matches.
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Sligo Rovers
take on St Patricks Athletic in the Airtricity Premier Division on Saturday in the Showgrounds, kick-off 3:45pm.
The match will be watched by at least 5,000 spectators in The Showgrounds with home supporters having already purchased double tickets for the games with the Saints and Shamrock Rovers.
A temporary terrace has been erected for the final matches of the season (old Shed End), adding to the Showgrounds capacity. Tickets remain on sale until Saturday.
Iarfhlaith Davoren, Danny North and Alan Keane are long-term injury victims for Rovers.
Seamus Conneely suffered a hamstring injury in Cork last week in the 0-0 draw in Turners Cross. He is rated as doubtful for this weeks game.
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Sligo Leitrim & District round up
Calry Bohs Travelled to the Bowl in Boyle to take on Super League leaders Boyle Celtic on Saturday evening and it turned out to be a very entertaining tie. The spoils were equal at the break 1-1, Boyle Celtic took the lead early in the second half but it was a cracker of a strike from Owen Nicholson that guaranteed the visitors a share of the points. Lorcan Conboy & Desi Carlos on target for Celtic, Conor Griffin & Owen Nicholson netting for the Bohs.
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Sligo All Stars
players Philip Hamilton and Cillian Gallagher have been selected to represent Ireland's U16 Mens National Team in Basketball.
This is a huge achievement for both players as they will have a busy year representing their country in Denmark in December and taking part in the European Championships next August 2013.
Both Philip and Cillian play for Sligo All Stars and attend Summerhill College in Sligo. Cillian has a strong sports background, as he is on the Connacht u16 panel in Rugby and has won 2 league titles with Summerhill College in Gaelic football. Cillian is a late starter in basketball and with his height and athletic ability has excelled at the sport.
Philip has represented Connacht at U14 level in basketball. He was part of the Summerhill team that won a National title in Basketball in 2010. He has won a national title in basketball with Sligo All Stars at U14 level. Philip also has had great success in Athletics winning Connacht High Jump titles with Summerhill College and winning a national title in Hurdles at U14 in the community games finals in 2011.
Cillian Gallagher & Philip Hamilton
Sligo Rovers 500 Club
Results of the latest draw in the Sligo Rovers 500 Club which was held at half-time of the game against Derry City on Saturday:
500 - Louis Carty, Ballinafad, Co. Sligo
100 - Michael Currid, Marymount, Sligo
John Feeney, Portnason, Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal
Joe Gallagher, Cleveragh Road, Sligo
Joe & Teresa Davey, Carrowgubbadah, Ballisodare, Co. Sligo
Hugh Sheridan, Chapel Street, Sligo
50 - Kieran O'Dowd, Gurteen, Co. Sligo
Mary Kelly, 9 Cartron Village, Sligo
Donal Daly, Corless, Castlegal, Cliffoney, Co. Sligo
Ann Clinton, Mail Coach Road, Sligo
Sligo Sailing News
By Declan Sheridan
Sligo Yacht Club was a hive of activity last weekend with boats from all over Ireland travelling to Rosses Point for the Irish GP14 Class Autumn Open and Youth Championship of Ireland. Sligo Yacht Club has become synonymous with this event.
Niall Henry and Tim Corcoran deserve great credit for the effort they put in organising the championship.
Paddy O'Connor of SYC returned to defend his Autumn Open title, against the likes Ger Owens, who represented Ireland in the Olympics.
For the Youths, Dan Gill of Sutton Dinghy Club returned to also try to defend his title. The event is very busy for the club both on and off the water, with veteran Race Officer, Gus Henry having to fit a total of eight races into the two days.
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Stand Up Paddling flying the flag for Sligo
A group of top adventure providers from across the country have been selected to represent Team Ireland at the annual Adventure Travel World Summit in Switzerland with Stand Up Paddling flying the flag for Sligo. The four day conference, beginning on 8th October, will include networking with over 700 tour operators from more than 60 countries as well as attending learning seminars which will include presentations from some of the top experts in the global adventure sector.
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The Sligo County Board (GAA)
are poised to offer Kevin Walsh another term as manager of the county's senior football team.
The parties are due to meet this weekend with the expectation that the Yeats County chiefs will ask Walsh to continue in charge after four largely fruitful years in the position.
They may have lost two Connacht finals in three years, but Walsh's side are on the right track judging by their elevation from Division 4 to Division 2 of the Allianz League.
The former Galway All-Ireland winner has also guided the Sligo junior team to Connacht and All-Ireland titles during his managerial spell.
After a delay that has angered some Sligo fans, it nows seems that the County Board are making headway in terms of putting their managers in place for next season.
Tommy Breheny, who led Sligo to a prized Connacht SFC title in 2007, has stepped down as the county's minor football boss, while U21 manager Anthony Brennan is in discussions with the County Board over his future.
As the weeks have gone by since Sligo's Championship exit to Kildare in July, there has been much debate about whether Walsh and his selectors Paul Durcan, Dessie Sloyan and Paul Taylor will opt to continue in their roles.
There is an eagerness for a final decision to be made given that the county football Championships are at an advanced stage.
Sligo's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
A 6 day Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) Training Camp with black-belt world champion Michael Langhi, took place at the CRIB, Rockwood Parade, Sligo, home of Alliance Jiu Jitsu Ireland, and ran from Mon. 20th - Sat. 25th August.
The purpose of the camp was to create an opportunity for Irish Jiu Jitsu practitioners to train for a week with a top BJJ World Champion competitor, and experience what it feels like to train at the highest level. Opportunities such as this are usually reserved only for those who can afford to travel to Brazil or the USA where many of the high level BJJ champions live and train.
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Sligo Rovers 3 - 0 Dundalk
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Sligo Camogie Team Win U-14 All Ireland Blitz
The Sligo Under 14 Camogie team,
, (made up of players from Western Gaels, Easkey, and Queen Maeve, Sligo) concluded a superb year when they emerged victorious in Division 5 of the inaugural U14 All Ireland blitz in Annaghduff, Leitrim last weekend. Following on from their terrific performances at Féile na nGael in Dublin, and their victory in the Section 2 of the Connacht Camogie Under 14 Blitz, the Yeats County girls secured a national title with victories over Leitrim, Fermanagh and Longford.
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Sligo Nippers Perform Strongly at National Surf Lifesaving Championships
By Matthew McGarrigle
The Irish Water Safety National Nipper Championships took place on Curracloe Beach in Wexford on Saturday with Sligo been represented by nine competitors ranging in age from 8 - 14yr old.
To qualify for the National Championships, all competitors had to have achieved a top 5 position in their events at the Regional competition. Sligo had a team of 16 competitors at the Connacht/Ulster Regionals which took place on Salthill beach in Galway on the 11th August.
Nine of the Sligo competitors went on to represent their County at the National Championships at the weekend,
see picture above.
They had all qualified for a number of events which included a 200m sea swim, 200m paddle board race, 300m swim with fins, 50m beach sprint and beach flags. The under 12's girls team also competed in the taplin relay which involves 2x200 sea swims, a 200m paddle board and a 100m beach sprint.
With this year been the first year Sligo Water Safety has sent a full team to the National Championships, they were up against some very strong and well established teams including Donegal, Clare, Waterford and Wicklow been among the strongest. 12 Counties had teams who qualified for the National Championships. This didn't faze the Sligo competitors who performed very strongly in a number of the events and brought home six meddles from the Championships.
After such a successful performance this year, Sligo Surf Lifesaving hope to build on this success in all age groups for next year. The National Senior Championships takes place on Rossnowlagh Beach in Donegal on the 8th September and Sligo will have a Mens and Womens team competing.
Sligo Rovers Summer Camps
The ninth of Sligo Rovers Summer Camps gets underway next week on the astro turf pitch in the Showgrounds. The camp is for boys and girls aged 5 to 16 and runs from Monday to Friday from 10:30am to 3:30pm. Coaching is provided by Sligo Rovers players and coaches who are all fully qualified and Garda vetted.
The cost of the camp is 50 for the week for one child, 90 for two children from the one family and 120 for three children from the one family. All of the participants will receive a Sligo Rovers t-shirt and poster as well as getting to meet their Sligo Rovers heroes. Early booking is advisable given the popularity of the camps but walk-ons are accepted on the morning. For further information or to book a place please contact Sligo Rovers on 071-9171212 or e-mail
Sligo Crew Win Mirror Nationals at Sligo Yacht Club
Overall honours at the Mirror dinghy national championships in Sligo went to local sailors Jack Maye and Sarah White at the weekend. The pair took the National title to Sligo after four days of extremely variable weather conditions.
A total of 8 races were sailed allowing for two discards (six counting). Jack and Sarah counted three firsts and three fourths to give them a narrow win over surprise packets, Harry and Fergus Collins also from Sligo Yacht Club.
This was the 44th Irish National Mirror Championships and for only the third time, the National Champions came from Sligo Yacht Club. Conal Henry and Brian Reilly took the title to Sligo in 1991 and 1999 respectively.
After two days of training kindy provided by Sligo Yacht Club the Mirror fleet, from Bronze to Gold, were well prepared for 4 days of extremely variable conditions and tight racing results. Thursday saw light winds which gave the lighter helm and crew a chance to perform well. Friday was a day of doldrums and scorching sunshine which led to a day of patient floating about and ended up with some essential swimming and diving to cool off.
Despite the best efforts of vetran Race Officer Gus Henry however, no race could be started. On Saturday the winds picked up with force 7 gusts and numerous capsizing of all ages and skills levels came to the fore, so the OD announced that all Bronze fleet must go in after the first race. The course was then moved inshore where there was some shelter and the gold and silver fleets had two very exciting races. The overnight leaders were Harry & Fergus Collins of Sligo, a considerable achievment for them as they were Silver Fleet sailors.
It was all down to the Sunday, the last day. By then gold and Silver had finished five races but the Bronze fleet had only three.
The Race Officer decided to have three races, which had the effect, if all were finished, that the second discard would kick in. Depending on the various permutations and combinations, it was still anyones regatta with six or even more possible winners.
A good force 3 South Easterly occationally gusting force 5 for perfect Sailing conditions. The 3 races were completed and results were close. The final places were not decided until the last race, which developed into a ding dong battle between Kerry-Ann Boylan of Skerries, Beth Armstrong of Sligo, Peter Regan of Lough Ree and Jack Maye of Sligo which finished in that order. Noone had any idea who was the overall winner until the computer did its work and a final protest was decided, but Jack and Sarah had done just enough to take the Championships by a point from the Collins brothers.
A number of the Gold fleet sailors are now preparing for a trip to the Mirror Europeans in Poole in 2 weeks time, while the Bronze fleet sailors prepare for the Mullingar Bronze fleet event later this month while the highlight for the class is the staging of the Mirror Worlds in Lough Derg 27 July to 2 August 2013.
Meanwhile it has been confirmed that two Sligo boats are off to the European Mirror Championships at Poole, Dorset next week;- Jack Maye and Elizabeth (Beth) Armstrong. Beth finished 4th at last weekends Nationals and was 2nd overall in the 2010 European Championships.
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Meanwhile its a case of on the double next week for the
Sligo Rovers Summer Camps
with two camps on one in the Showgrounds taking place on Sligo Rovers Astro Turf pitch and the other taking place in Michael McGowan Memorial Park in Enniscrone. The camp is for boys and girls aged 5 to 16 and run from Monday to Friday from 10:30am to 3:30pm. Coaching is provided by Sligo Rovers players and coaches who are all fully qualified and Garda vetted.
The cost of the camp is 50 for the week for one child, 90 for two children from the one family and 120 for three children from the one family. All of the participants will receive a Sligo Rovers t-shirt and poster as well as getting to meet their Sligo Rovers heroes. Early booking is advisable given the popularity of the camps but walk-ons are accepted on the morning. For further information or to book a place please contact Sligo Rovers on 071-9171212 or e-mail
SLIGO ROVERS 500 CLUB DRAW PRIZEWINNERS (4th August 2012)
500 - Colm Fleming, Blackrock, Sligo
100 - Tony Fagan, Churchill, Sligo
100 - Pat McCormack, 82, St. Josephs Terrace, Sligo
100 - Eugene Henry, 11, Glenore, Ballinode
100 - Pat Togher, Shannon Eighter, Sligo
100 - Maurice Ryan, Metric Ltd, Union Street, Sligo
50 - Brian Mulvihill, 28, Bayview Lawns, Killiney, Co. Dublin
50 - Declan McGarraghy, Castletown, Rathcormac, Sligo
50 - Seamus Gillen, 4, Fatima Ave, Sligo
50 - Gerry Nicholsan, c/o Connollys Bar Sligo
Republic of Ireland U-21's vs. Turkey U-21's in Sligo
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Sligo Tri Club Rosses Point - 2/5Aug '12
Day two of Rosses Point Triathlon Festival finished yesterday with two waves of athletes completing the Sprint Distance Triathlon. The race event was part of the National Junior Triathlon Series and finishing times showed how promising these young men and women are.
With the weather a little duller and blustier than the previous day (Saturday), the swim out to the first buoy proved to be physically challenging in a slightly choppy sea. After round this buoy, the current was to swimmers advantage and there was a perceptible pick up in speed. The final swim home took careful marking with the current again pushing swimmers off course. First out of the water were a number the male and female Junior Championship competitors, most of whom went on to win overall or category race places.
First man home was Constantine Doherty, pictured right, (also winner of Junior Category) in a time of 53 minutes 13 seconds. He was followed by Rory Sexton (Blackwater TC) and Kieran Jackson (Waterford Tri Club).
First woman home was Emma Jane Sharkey ( Olympian TC ) in a time of 1hour 5 minutes. Joanne Doran of Northwest TC took second place and Lorraine Carey of Liquid Motion Tc took third place. A number of the veteran categories were won by athletes who had raced in Rosses Point in the old days of Half Iron Man events and they were given a big welcome back. Conditions were good for the cycle leg, with the roads dried off after earlier showers. The usual wind prevailed on the promenade but after the hilly first stretch, the return cycle was speedy. Again, the calm cool day led to good final run times too.
This was the final event in the Rosses Point Triathlon Festival and Sligo Triathlon look forward to this now well established event in august 2012.
Full results are on
Sligo Rovers 11-A-Side Astro Turf League
The new season of the Sligo Rovers 11-A-Side Astro Turf League will be beginning shortly and the league is now taking applications from new teams looking to play in the League. Once again there will be two divisions and two cup competitions with the new season due to begin in September.
This will be the third season of the Sligo Rovers 11-A-Sider Astro Turf League and already it is established as the best and most innovative astro turf league in the North West. Due to planned upgrading works on the astro surface in the Showgrounds the first half of the season will be played in IT Sligo on their UEFA approved astro surface.
Anyone looking to enter a team or requiring further information is asked to contact any of the Leagues Committee at the below numbers:
Keith ODwyer 086-8235780
Vinny Nally 086-1947511
Enda Scanlon 086-2461950


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If you're a member of my family, you know what today is.
If you're not (which is the statistical majority of you), you might think today is just your run-of-the-mill, semi-scary Friday the 13th.
But you would be wrong. (Sorry.)
This is my mom.
This is my mom on coffee.
This is my mom since she has stopped drinking coffee. Cold-turkey. After, like, 80,000 consecutive years (not really) of three cups a day.
But this is my mom when Friday the 13th is in sight.
Why? Because my mom loves Big Macs. More than coffee and maybe even chocolate. And she eats a Big Mac every Friday the 13th (and only on those days, so you can see why this is such a celebration). She calls it a "Big Mac Attack." The fact that there will be THREE such "Attacks" this year (today, April 13th and July 13th) does not diminish the excitement. At all.
So how 'bout it? Wanna participate in our weird family tradition? We'll be digging in at 7:00 pm EST if you'd like to join!
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Hi everybody,
we are Katharina & Bastian, an easy going, flexible couple from Germany who is looking for 2 available seats for travel in South Island.
Before, we spent 9 wonderful months in Australia and would like to have an unforgettable time over there.
We love healthy food, activities such bushwalks and every kind of sport, as well as go in a pub for a beer or/and for a dance.
We wan´t travel cheap.This means to sleep in a tend or in the car.
If you would like to travel in the South Island and met us, just write us.
Best wishes - Katharina & Bastian
Our daughter will be studying at University of Otago until June 2014. In determining her flight home out of Queenstown I am looking for information on the best way to get her and her large luggage to the airport. Bus/Shuttle schedules will come into play in determining departure time. Thank you for any info.


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Wow, you have an absolutely stunning gallery! I was wondering what sort of techniques you use? I've been wanting to become a concept artist for quite a while now, and if you have any tips to share that would be amazing!!


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Not been able to get out recently, so this is an older image from Jan last year. A very cold but beautiful morning with a few other photographers here waiting for the sunrise. My thanks to everyone for your very kind comments on my previous image, they are very much appreciated, Bill.
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An excellent viewpoint chosen to capture the old slipway and bollard in the f/g: being sunrise, this must be from the North Queensferry side (?) and the Bridge itself is almost but not quite in silhouette.
Must be one of the most iconic and most beautiful bridges in the world.
This is really lovely. A shot well worth an early rise!
Great composition and light. brings back a few recent memories as I went over the bridge on my way to Aberdeen a few weeks back.
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Intense multiplayer arena battles let up to 12 players go head-to-head in the ultimate fight for survival, where aspiring assailants must balance tracking their prey and eluding their foes. Players must chose their animal carefully, though, as each comes with its own strengths and weaknesses: the rabbit relies on his quickness and Sense Danger ability to make a quick getaway from his pursuers, the fox uses its cunning to employ its Sneak Pounce ability and stun unsuspecting prey, the hawk soars above the forest and calculates the perfect timing to execute its Dive Bomb strike, and the gator dominates aquatic environments by moving swiftly through the water with its powerful jaws, but is challenged with slower speed on land.
Players can explore, hide out, or dominate in eight unique maps, each of which plays to one of the animal's strengths. From lush greenery to high trees, from inviting bodies of water to jagged rock formations, each level sets the stage for the animals and their battle to survive.


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June 25
Pack it up
5:18 p.m. — 1100 block of Bogey Lane. Public Service. A man reported that a lawn crew was making too much noise and violating the town's noise ordinance. Upon arrival, the crew was packing up after laying down sod. No action was taken.
June 26
To his credit
8:05 p.m. — 4000 block of Gulf of Mexico Drive (GMD). Found Property. A good Samaritan discovered a credit card in an ATM machine while attempting to access the machine. He turned the card over to the authorities.
June 28
Taking flight
12:24 p.m. — 3700 block of GMD. Animal Found. A man called police to report a pelican had been hanging out in the carport of a home across the street for more than three hours. Upon closer inspection, police discovered that a fishhook was caught in the bird's right wing and that the attached fishing line was caught on some nearby rocks. With the assistance of some nearby residents, police got the hook out of the bird's wing, and the bird flew into Sarasota Bay on its own accord.
The lone traveler
10:31 p.m. — Intersection of GMD and Bay Isles Parkway. Suspicious Person. Police stopped a man walking on the paved portion of Gulf of Mexico Drive and discovered he was planning on walking to St. Petersburg to visit some friends. After learning he was planning on sleeping on Longboat's beach, he was offered a ride to the Days Inn, in Bradenton, which he happily accepted.
The invisible man
11:58 p.m. — 1600 block of GMD. Traffic Violation. Police pulled over a Sarasota man for having an unreadable tag and a broken taillight. The man told police he has never had a license or any form of identification. The private person was issued several citations and taken to jail.
June 29
Back to the future
11:42 p.m. — 700 block of Dream Island Road. Vehicle Larceny. A woman reported that someone stole her purse, which contained $40 in cash, and some credit cards from her car. She advised that the only suspicious activity she saw recently was a "1950s gold-colored Buick or Pontiac" she saw earlier in the day.
July 2
Delivering the news
3:39 a.m. — 2900 block of GMD. Suspicious Person. A man reported a suspicious vehicle with three occupants in his driveway. Police verified that the driver was a newspaper carrier and helped him locate the address for which he was looking.
July 4
All fired up
9:31 p.m. — 1600 block of GMD. Fire. Police were called to a resort regarding a bonfire on the beach. The fire was put out before police arrived.
Set off sparks somewhere else
9:45 p.m. — 6600 block of GMD. Illegal Activity. Police told several people that they couldn't set off fireworks on the beach. They complied and left the area.
Right-side up
2:20 p.m. — Off the Key. Assist Other Agency. Longboat Key police officers helped the Sarasota Police Department right a capsized speedboat that had flipped during the Offshore Grand Prix boat race.
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Resident keeps eye on the pie
Inspired by her mother's homemade banana cream pie, Bird Key resident Kim Manning had a sweet idea: key lime with a twist. -
Show us your spirit this season
This week, our reporters will make our final decisions on our favorite displays of holiday cheer for our "Spirit of the Season" contest. This year's competition isn't limited to lights. -
Paint the town red and green
This year, we won't just be on the lookout for the most festive holiday lights on the Key. We'll be on the prowl for anything that embodies the happiness of the holidays with our new "Spirit of the Season" contest.


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The mysterious hooded woman from DC's New 52 is also causing a stir in fashion!
I was rescued by a family of wolves.
The Mama Wolf was all like, "We must take care of her as if she were our own."
And Papa Wolf was all like, "This is a special child who needs special love because she's gonna be great when she grows up!"


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In the past few weeks, several respected brands took it upon themselves to fix what wasn't broken by unveiling new versions of their highly recognizable logos.
For the first time in 25 years, Microsoft ditched its italic boldfaced font for a lighter straightforward type coupled with a group of squares reminiscent of its Windows operating system.
After 17 years, online auction powerhouse Ebay, calmed the overlapping uneven letters of its previous logo with thinner, aligned letters.
And in the biggest head scratcher, USA Today launched a new logo after 30 years. A solid ball has replaced the blue globe with the intent is that the ball will be used as an infographic for the top news in that section. Okay, if you say so.
Some people are up in arms over the changes. Others embrace the new designs. Then there are people who realize it doesn't matter. (Cue audible gasp here.) Yes, fat letters, thin letters, italics, squares, circles….it just doesn't matter.
- A logo doesn't increase your visibility. Your marketing does.
- A logo doesn't increase sales. Your people and your messaging do.
- A logo doesn't build loyalty. Your product quality and customer service do.
- A logo doesn't build a strong corporate culture. That's management's task.
Now, granted a logo isn't worthless when it comes to your brand image. In fact, it is the visual representation of your brand. Therefore, it should be memorable. D'uh, that's a given. But it should be relevant to your corporate name, image or service. For instance, if you're a technology company, a pirate ship is not the best image for your logo. Just saying.
- A logo should enhance your corporate image. Translated, this means DO NOT USE COMIC SANS.
- A logo should work in all media. What looks great on the side of a building may look like a Rorschach test on a business card.
- A logo should not be cliché. Law firms should avoid using scales. Medical practices, Caducei. And Cinnabon, should avoid the EKG readout.
Once you logo has been selected, do not compromise its integrity. Don't change the colors for the holidays. No one needs to see your logo in orange and black to know it's Halloween. If they do, you don't want their business.


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