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849cc, 79bhp, 135mph, Insurance group 13
A Ducati with Japanese reliability? That was the plan. The Yamaha TRX850 was a match for Ducati's 900SS of its day but never sold well – the last few machines were ushered out of showrooms for under £4K. Shame. the Yamaha TRX850 is a sporty motorcycle but road biased with tons of character. Can be a bargain on the used ...
955cc, 118bhp, 154mph, Insurance group 14
Never a big seller when new but the Triumph Sprint RS can be a real bargain on the used market. Sporty sports tourer with Triumph's powerful, mellifluous three cylinder engine. The Triumph Sprint RS is similar to the better selling Sprint ST but with a cheaper and lighter conventional swingarm, less plastic, firmer suspension, sharper geometry and a different exhaust. The ...
904cc, 68bhp, 128mph, Insurance group 11
On face value the Cagiva Elefant was born of an unlikely marriage, but the reality of mating up the (then Cagiva owned) Ducati V-twin with a monster trailie, desert racer type chassis proved something of a masterstroke let down only by poor build quality. The big Elefant (a 750 was also produced) was lively, handled fairly well and was even ...
998cc, 123bhp, 170mph, Insurance group 17
Evolution of the legendary Ducati 916 has an even punchier engine and a refined chassis. It's still an uncompromising motorcycle designed to lap tracks fast which means it's not such fun on a wet back road but it always makes the rider feel very special - whether they're out on a blast or just staring at the Ducati 916, 996 or 998s gorgeous ...
996cc, 105bhp, 150mph, Insurance group 14
Is the Cagiva Raptor 1000 the wise alternative to a Ducati Monster? Penned by the same designer, the similarities are outstanding. The Suzuki engine is more reliable than any Duke but Cagiva parts back up can be patchy and specialist knowledge scarce. Small, fast and unstable on rough surfaces and stacks of fun.
1203cc, 100bhp, 155mph, Insurance group 16
The Buell XB12R Firebolt is a real Frankenstein's monster of a motorcycle – but it works. Ancient Harley-Davidson engine mated to a stubby, innovative, high-tech aluminium frame with lots of well thought out touches makes a superb, nimble sports bike. The Buell XB12R may not be the fastest thing in a straight line but awesome in corners and stacks of fun.
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La Fiesta
- Address:
628 5th Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101Neighborhood:
Downtown / Gaslamp
- Cuisine:
MexicanPrice: $30 and under
La Fiesta
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.lafiestasd.com/
- Phone: (619) 232-4242
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Dinner Daily: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Brunch: Sat & Sunday: 10am to 2pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mexican
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Chef's Table, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), View, Weekend Brunch
- Entertainment: Our Happy Hour food menu is offered Sun-Thurs from 3 to 6pm. We feature $2 Fiesta Tacos, $3 Ceviche, and a variety of our famous burritos; California (Steak, Cheese Fries, Guacamole) Surf-n-Turf (Shrimp, Steak, Avo & Cheese) Pescado (Grilled Mahi with Cilantro Lime Salsa) and Camaron Esenada Style (Shrimp & cabbage with Cilantro Lime Mayo).
The La Fiesta Happy Hour Drink menu includes $3 Mexican beers as well as $4 house wines & select spirits. Served Monday - Friday from 11am to 6pm
A word from La Fiesta
La Fiesta offers traditional Mexican cuisine along with popular regional favorites. Our fresh seafood creations and home made sauces have made us a local hidden treasure. La Fiesta has a collection of tempting specialty margaritas and over 50 different tequilas offered daily.Continued
The festive décor captures the fascinating heritage of nearby Baja Mexico.Visitors enjoy our patio dining and window tables for the sights on lively Fifth Avenue, the hub of the Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego biggest entertainment district and National Historic District destination. We offer cozy corners, large party seating and private dining options. Our memorable historic building is adjacent to downtown's Petco Park, Horton Plaza & the Convention Center. We're steps from the many hotels, theaters, shops & nightclubs and convenient for any type of San Diego business or entertainment dining need.
La Fiesta's private or semi-private rooms may be booked for groups of 20 to 80 guests.
The festive décor captures the fascinating heritage of nearby Baja Mexico.Visitors enjoy our patio dining and window tables for the sights on lively Fifth Avenue, the hub of the Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego biggest entertainment district and National Historic District destination. We offer cozy corners, large party seating and private dining options. Our memorable historic building is adjacent to downtown's Petco Park, Horton Plaza & the Convention Center. We're steps from the many hotels, theaters, shops & nightclubs and convenient for any type of San Diego business or entertainment dining need.
La Fiesta's private or semi-private rooms may be booked for groups of 20 to 80 guests.
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La Fiesta reviews from OpenTable diners
11 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.5
- Ambiance3Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (5)neighborhood gem (4)good for groups (3)hot spot (3)vibrant bar scene (2)great for lunch (1)fit for foodies (1)late-night find (1)special occasion (1)Show More
- Great find!pacoloveshismommyDined on 11/24/2014We enjoyed dinner at La Fiesta and watched Wicked at the Civic Theater to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We booked online at Open Table and were greeted with "Happy Anniversary!" upon checking in. The service was excellent - our server was very attentive, the food was delicious - totally recommend the guacamole!, and the drinks were just right. We were treated to a dessert on the house - flan with cajete sauce. Divine! We will go back to La Fiesta again! Muchisimos gracias!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AccomodatingDRobVIPDined on 11/20/2014The service was excellent. Didn't have as many food selection that I was expecting, especially only having a vegetarian burrito. They accommodated me and put some marinated steak in the burrito. Size of the beers were welcomed.
- LA FIESTAMeliMelDined on 10/31/2014Overall, LA FIESTA, is worth a second try. The food was delicious and the drinks were good. Service was slow, but I will admit it was Halloween and there were large numbers of people out this nigh. I ordered a seafood medly, which was fantastic and my friend ordered the enchilladas. Both dishes were amazing and piping hot despite the volumes of people and slow service. I'd definitely give this place a second chance. Full bar, DJ, great food, lively atmosphere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mexican/seafood menuVacationerDined on 8/30/2014La Fiesta was as advertised with a varied and delicious list of mexican and seafood dishes. We enjoyed the great Carnitas and Mexican seafood stew served with guacamole, and other assorted appetizers. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who likes eclectic and creative diningSpecial Features:
- San diego stand-outfoodloverVIPDined on 8/28/2014recommended by friends, we really enjoyed La Fiesta -- just too much food. A little too fast on the service -- weren't done with our excellent appetizer (stuffed yellow peppers) when they brought entrees, but it was a very busy nite. Enjoyed it very muchSpecial Features:
- The following 140 reviews are from the La Fiesta reviews archive.
- Great LunchmeiliDined on 7/21/2014Went there with my family for lunch. It was very quiet inside. Only us and one other family. For our appetizer, we ordered the ceviche. It was really good and I would recommend it. My kids got the chicken taco off their kids menu. Each were served kids sized waters with a lid which was perfect for them. My husband ordered the enchiladas suizas and I ordered the chicken tamale. My dish was mediocre. I did enjoy the refried beans. My husband enchilada suizas on the other hand was absolutely delicious. Halfway through, we switched plates and I gobbled up everything else that he hadn't gotten to yet on the plate. I would definitely go back there again for that particular enchilada.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Mexican outdoor dining!NJDinerDined on 7/19/2014We made a return trip to La Fiesta on our latest trip to San Diego. We didn't remember the name from the prior visit, but our hotel recommended them, and as soon as we saw it, we immediately realized it was the same place. We won't forget on the next trip! We dined at a high-top table outside on a Saturday evening, so the people watching was fun. The waiter advised us on one of our two entrees, and he really made an awesome suggestion (pork shank... although this is not the exact name). My carne asada was also excellent. We had guacamole as an appetizer, and delicious margaritas! The service was excellent. We will visit La Fiesta on a future trip for sure!Special Features:
- Great food - must visitBarneyDined on 7/3/2014Excellent steak fajitas - highly recommend. Great margaritas. Decent menu - many great options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, lackluster serviceEmilyVIPDined on 6/5/2014We recently dined while visiting San Diego. While the food was very good (both in taste, presentation, and quantity), our service was lackluster. The server seemed to be more interested in chatting with the bartender than attending to tables. When we needed change to feed the meter, no one was able to help us- including at the bar. My husband had to leave the restaurant and go to a store on the corner in the middle of our meal to get change. Even though the food was tasty, it is unlikely that we'd go back because of the service.Special Features:
- nice outdoor seatingdpkraftVIPDined on 6/3/2014This is a good downtown location with seating outside so I could see the action traveling up and down 5th. Lots of weirdos and a few ghetto lowriders bangin their subwoofers makes for a great scene. the food is good and it's a great place to eat before a Padre game.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoodFoodLoversDined on 6/1/2014We were walking down the street, looking for a place to eat. We looked at the menu and decided to try it.......service and food was so good that we took a large group with us the next day for Brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousJINSHDined on 5/24/2014Went for dinner, had a great time. Only complaint was having to request water refills.
- Nice happy hour stuff!!NeophytosConVIPDined on 5/19/2014Happy hour apetizers and entrees, mainly burritos, half price between 3-6pm i believe. Polite service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EntreesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/3/2014My molcajete was fair bur EXTREMELY overpriced, as most tourist traps on 5th avenue. My wife's chicken fajitas had absolutely NO FLAVOR. Also, the men's restroom was dirty, like it hasn't been clean for days & smelled like urine. Wife also complanied that the women's restroom was sticky. You can tell a lot about a restaurant restrooms aren't clean. Will not recommend, nor return to this establishment.
- Used to be great foodfrankie4487Dined on 4/12/2014La Fiesta used to be a MUST GO restaurant whenever I visit San Diego. However, my experience the past two times was very disappointing (Dec, 2013 and April, 2014). In Dec, 2013, my favorite dish, molcajete cancun was too salty and the cheese on the black bean was stale, but I assumed it was just a chef error. so we visited last weekend (04/12), the chips were stale and my molcajete cancun was ok but the scallop was small, the worst is my son's Carnietas was burned to rock on half of his dish. We could not even poke into the meat. We showed them to the waiter and he just asked us about our Margarita to carry over the bad conversation. In a word, La Fiesta is out of my list of MUST Go into a list of " DO NOT GO" restaurants.
- Maybe it was just a bad night...ScottEVIPDined on 3/29/2014My wife and I went to La Fiesta for dinner, instead of making something at home. Reservations were plentiful, and we were excited to try a new place. When we arrived, we were seated within a few minutes, but it was many, many minutes before anyone came by to check on us or take an order. We ordered two drinks from the drink menu, then the waiter disappeared. He returned awhile later (maybe 5 minutes) and said they didn't have one of the tequilas, so I said to just substitute whatever he thought was appropriate for that liquor. A long time passed. Eventually, our drinks arrived, and they were "okay". Nothing special, just okay...except they were completely the wrong drinks. We said it was okay, and drank them anyway.
- Semi Kid FriendlyOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/7/2014They were great with kids up until about 1030. Then they start to get crabby.... Food is excellent. Service is very good. There was a mistake on our bill, but they were quick to fix it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Group friendlySouploverDined on 3/2/2014We booked this restaurant for a convention group of 20 friends, who meet once a year for dinner while at our annual convention. They had space for 20, seated together, were willing to write multiple checks, were willing to accommodate a large group at prime dinner hour on a weekend with no problem. The food was fine. Nothing to rave about, but tasty. Then drinks were the same. Beer was nice and cold. Service was great for our large group. We ended up with 2 extra people at the last minute and that was no problem. We were not in the room with the bar which made it quieter and easy to talk and hear each other. That was good.Special Features:
- Amazing Dinner!CourtnieDined on 2/14/2014What a great find! Food and Service were amazing- will definitely be back next time we are in town!!Special Features:
- $10.00 bottomless MimosastonySRT8VIPDined on 2/9/2014Food was great, service was great. Clean interior and ideal location.Special Features:
- Ask for the special of the day...LeapingLVIPDined on 12/5/2013Second time I have been here. Both times, I just took the special of the day. Both times, happy with the choice. (I wonder how the regular menu items are?!?) Service was a little slow, but we had a group of a dozen.Special Features:
- Excellent MexicanJazzyJimVIPDined on 11/19/2013There are only a few Mexican themed restaurants in the Gaslamp and we have tried them all. None meet the quality or sophistication of the food served at La Fiesta. I have been there twice and each time our dinners have been fantastic. Start with the guacamole table side service. You won't be disappointed. As for entrees, it's hard to recommend just one. This time around two people in our party had the steak special that was off the charts good. I had the pork and it was fall off the bone delicious. The portion was so large that I couldn't possibly finish it. My only negative comment is be wary of the servers pushing tequila after dinner. They do a poor job of explaining the various costs of each and they run up you tab if your not careful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for groupsOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/11/2013We had a great time, food and service were very good, friendly waiters with good sense of humour! Getting the bill took some time but that's not a big problem and we enjoyed not to be rushed out the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SolidGordonDined on 11/2/2013Went here with a party of eight as everything in Old Town was going to have a long wait on a Saturday night. Glad we found La Fiesta on Open Table. Service was spot on. We never felt rushed even as it took a while for us all to settle in. Everyone enjoyed their food and drinks, and certainly a touch more sophisticated than we would have found in Old Town.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Mexican ExperienceTeddybearDined on 10/17/2013Looking for a great Mexican meal, this is the place. The margaritas are great. Great happy hour prices. Service is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasently surprizedSusieVIPDined on 10/5/2013We have had a condo downtow for 5 years and had never eaten here. It was really good. I would get the taco flight next time beacuse the taco was the best thing in my combo plate. The tamale and or the chile relano seemed sweet. Overall, a really nice experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So So food in touristy areaTry2bfairDined on 10/1/2013Thought Mexican food + San Diego was a winner but did not consider area I.e. Touristy. Portions small which was fine with us. Do not get shrimp (fried) taco. Seemed frozen in the heavy breading. Nice sitting out front and people watching and our service ( from owner) was excellent.Special Features:
- Will returnmission4533Dined on 9/28/2013First visit to La Fiesta. GREAT service, GREAT food. Was there around 4:30pm on a Saturday so ahead of the dinner crowd. Noise level was high even though it was not yet very busy.Special Features:
- What a disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/17/2013We made our reservation on Open Table. When we arrived they never checked Open Table for their reservations. Luckily I had the confirmation with me and they had a table for us available. Once our waiter took our order, that was the last we saw of him after we got our drinks. He never came back to check on our water, ask if our dinner was ok, if we wanted another drink (which we did) or if we needed anything. We had to flag him down for our check. It was the worse service ever. The dinner really wasn't good either.
- MEXICAN IN SAN DIEGOMETGUARDVIPDined on 8/15/2013THE WAITERESS WAS VERY FRIENDLY AND NICE. THE BEEF FAJITAS WAS EXCELLENT. THE BEST I HAD IN A LONG TIME.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was pleantiful but veryOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/13/2013Food was pleantiful but very heavy, not as big a selection for a lighter meal. It was priced fairly.
- ServicioChuloDined on 8/10/2013Great service,excellent food,all employees have great attitudes,makes you want to return because of the excellent atmosphere, our waiter Pablo must have been trained at Nordstroms, customer service skills beyond the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun alfresco brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/4/2013We enjoyed the ambience of dining on the patio in the Gaslamp and the live mariachi music during our Sunday brunch. The food is good, basic Mexican food. Nothing exceptional. Our only complaint was that we had to ask for salsa and it took too long for the server to bring it. Since when does Mexican food not come with salsa? Also, they offer a $10 bottomless mimosa which was great, but we heard other diners complaining that they thought they had the bottomless mimosas only to find out they were getting them at $3 per glass. This should have been made clearer to the customers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We thought our server wasPeteVIPDined on 7/31/2013We thought our server was quite friendly and helpful. The food was good but not memorable. Good location smack in the middle of the Gaslamp District. Allow15-20 minutes to find a parking spot?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Good FoodSubukaiVIPDined on 7/21/2013I usually visit this restaurant more than once when I am San Diego because the quality is very consistent. They have a nice, mostly authentic menu and a pleasant and helpful staff.Special Features:
- Best restaurantJoviFanDined on 7/19/2013My husband and I have been going to LaFiesta for several years, since it was known as Las Fajitas. The food is always outstanding and the service is always top notch. This is my favorite restaurant in all of San Diego.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We celebrated a birthday withJackieDined on 7/18/2013We celebrated a birthday with dinner for ten (including two children) and we all agreed we would go back! The place was hopping, the staff was incredibly professional and welcoming, and the food was to die for. We all especially loved the shrimp chile relleno and the stuffed steak, which was a special that night. The mango margarita was delicious! The birthday boy wore an authentic sombrero while the whole restaurant sang to him. It was a great night and truly great restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh Mexican foodMarieVIPDined on 7/9/2013This restaurant had the best tasting Mexican food! The service was excellent. The margarita was so tasty! We ordered the sopes as an appretizer. It is out of this world! Mole sauce is the best!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasent SurpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/25/2013Excellent food. Ask for the off-menu items. Friendly staff.Special Features:
- Gaslamp GemvacayloveDined on 6/7/2013My fiance and I had dinner here while vacationing in the San Diego area. Absolutely wonderful food and wonderful service. Our waiter was very very nice. It is in the middle of a row of bars in the gaslamp area - we had a great time, but it might not be for everyone. Wonderful place for dinner - sit outside so you can people watch.Special Features:


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Sentiment remained supported on hopes U.S. consumers will spend more this holiday season.
Ahead of the open, the Dow Jones Industrial Average futures pointed to a loss of 0.5%, S&P 500 futures signaled a 0.45% decline, while the Nasdaq 100 futures indicated a 0.35% drop.
Investors stuck to the sidelines ahead of a meeting of euro zone finance ministers later in the day to discuss whether to release Greece's next tranche of aid.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she believes a deal can be reached at Monday's talks, while the French finance minister said over the weekend that an agreement is close.
Markets participants continued to monitor developments surrounding the looming "fiscal cliff" in the U.S., approximately USD600 billion in automatic tax hikes and spending cuts due to come into effect on January 1.
Lawmakers will return to Washington, for a three-week session after the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
There are fears the U.S. economy will fall back into a recession, unless a divided Congress and the White House can work out a compromise in the six weeks left before the January 1 deadline.
No major economic data are on the agenda.
Shares in retailers were expected to be active on signs that consumers were actively spending on Black Friday. Surveys showed a record 247 million shoppers visited stores and websites between Thursday and Sunday, up 9.2% from the year before.
The Monday after Thanksgiving, known as Cyber Monday, is also a key day of shopping for the e-commerce world.
Shares in electronics retailer Best Buy added 1% ahead of the open, while online retailers Amazon and eBay rose 0.3% apiece.
Across the Atlantic, European stock markets were lower, as investors looked ahead to a meeting of euro zone finance ministers to discuss a delayed bailout payment for Greece.
The EURO STOXX 50 fell 0.5%, France's CAC 40 shed 0.7%, Germany's DAX declined 0.25%, while Britain's FTSE 100 slumped 0.5%.
During the Asian trading session, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index dipped 0.25%, while Japan's Nikkei 225 Index added 0.25%.
Markets in Japan rallied to a seven-month high boosted by ongoing weakness in the yen, which traded close to an eight-month low against the U.S. dollar and a seven-month low against the euro.


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The President's Commission on the Status of Women (PCSW) is no longer accepting funding requests for the Spring/Summer semesters. Requests for Academic Year 2014-15 will be forthcoming. If you have any questions please contact Vicki Orcutt at 660-543-8300 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Funding Support for AY 2013-14:
- Committed $7,540 for professional development activities
- Supported the Health Center's program to test and treat students for STDs in both Spring and Fall semesters
- Sponsored the Spring Women's Conference
- Partnered with UCM Greek Life to support the Big Pink Volleyball Tournament
- Reduced travel expenses for 40 student in support of national and international conferences as well as service projects
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Pay it Forward: Children's Vision Foundation
For most kids, they learn by what they see. But what happens if a childs vision is impaired?
"Eighty percent of a child's learning is done visually, and somewhere between 25-30 percent of our students can't see well," said Julie Bibler, director of the Children's Vision Foundation.
Bibler, along with dozens of volunteers, go into local schools and conduct vision screenings on 3,000 to 5,000 students every year.
"By identifying those students, and by getting that information to their families and their schools, it can make a huge difference," Bibler said.
The kids don't mind a little visual challenge, and understand why they're going through this.
"This is so we can see! And they'll know if we need glasses," said one student at Three Sisters Adventist Christian School.
State Rep. Gene Whisnant has been working with Bibler, and together, the two went to Salem with a plan.
"The bill that Julie helped me pass almost unanimously in the House was a bill that says children that are entering the Oregon public school system have to have proof that they've had a visual exam or a visual screening," Whisnant said.
Whisnant nominated Bibler for this month's Pay it Forward. On behalf on Mid-Oregon Credit Union, Co-Energy Propane and NewsChannel 21, Julie Bibler and the Children's Vision Foundation receives $500.
"This is a total surprise! I had no clue!" Bibler said when we surprised her this week.
It costs about $10 per student to get the tests done, so this money will go a long way.
Bibler says none of this would be possible without all the help.
"This is an effort of a lot of people coming together to say, 'This is an important thing -- we need to take care of our children's vision," she said.
For more information visit childrensvisionfoundation.org
And if you'd like to nominate a group or person for our Pay it Forward series, click on the contest tab on the home page, or go here directly.
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Net10 Activation Bonus
What is the Net10 Activation Bonus? Any time you activate a New or Refurbished phone that you purchase from Net10.com you will get 300 minutes. As you use your phone you will have to purchase more minutes and you will pay $30 for 300 minutes so in effect the Net10 Activation Bonus is worth $30.
When comparing a Net10 phone with a Go-Phone, Verizon Prepaid, T-Mobile Prepaid, Tracfone or any other prepaid phone you will need to take $30 from the price of the Net10 phone to fairly compare prices.
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Where is the Best Place to buy a Net10 phone?
I suggest purchasing your Net10 Phone online. You will usually have the largest variety of phones. I always check for Net10 Purchase Discount codes. Often the discount codes will save you three to ten dollars on your Net10 phone purchase. Another option is Walmart, Target and Safeway usually carry the phones in stock but they normally only have the less expensive models.
Can I get a Net10 Prepaid Phone with a Music Player?
Yes the CDMA Samsung R451c has a music player with Bluetooth and headphone plugins. The GSM Samsung T401G also has BlueTooth technology and an MP3 player.
How Net10 Works
Net10 is a simple to use Cost Per Minute prepaid cell phone company. .
You will start by buying a Net10 prepaid phone and a Net10 Minute Card. You can only use a Net10 Phone for Net10 prepaid service, you cannot use a Verizon, At&t, T-Mobile, Alltel, Net10 or any other phone with Net10 Service. The Net10 SIM card will not work in any other phone either.
How to Activate your Net Ten Prepay Phone
Next you will Activate your phone. You can do this by going to the Net10 website or by calling Net10 on a different phone.
You will have to type in some numbers into your phone and then it is active. It is really easy For the system to activate your phone can take 10 minute to a couple of hours.
Adding a Net10 Minute card is even easier. You can add Net10 minutes directly from the phone or from the Net10 website. You will key in the 15 digit PIN code into your phone.
I have gotten a lot of extra minutes on my Net10s by using Bonus Codes. Net10 Bonus codes are a five digit number that will increase the number of minutes you get when you are adding a card to your Net10 phone or buying a new phone.. Check out the Net10 Bonus Codes.
How Net10 Service Time Works
The $20, $30, $45, $60 and $100 Net10 Cards all give you 30 days of service per $15 spent along with the 10 cent minutes. If you do not have service time left on your phone it will not work even if you have minutes left.. The End of Service Date normally flashes on the screen of your Net10 phone all the time. You can also check your service end date and the number of minutes you have left in the Prepaid Menu on your Net10 phone. hwnet10wrks
Buying Net10 Phone Cards
For the Best Deal and phone Selection go toNet10.com
Get $3 off on any Net10 phone with coupon code 34567. Activation Bonus for Net10.
When you buy from the Net10 website put in this code as you are making a phone purchase to save a little extra money.
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Net10 Service Time and Minutes Roll Over
If you add minutes or service time before your phone has completely run out the remaining minutes and service time will roll over. For instance if you have 20 minutes and 60 days left on your Net10 phone and you add a 300 minute/60 day phone card you will end up with 320 minutes and 80 days left.
Go to Net10.com for the best selection of Phones and Phone Specials
Here is a great article on How Net10 Works?
Walmart offers several Prepaid cell phones and in some markets they also offer contract phones. Check out this Walmart Prepaid Cell Phone Review.
How can I use my Tracfone as a Pager and how much would this cost?
Net10 Yearly Plan
Net10 prepaid has a yearly plan and a Two year plan. The Net 10 yearly plan is $200 and you receive 2,000 units and one year of service(10 cents a minute for $16.66 per month ). If you buy six $30 Net ten prepay cards and put them all in at one time you will end up with twelve months of service and 1800 units for $180(ten cents a minute for $15 per month). With Tracfone prepay and Net10 minutes and service time roll over.
The Net10 prepaid two year plan costs $400 and you get 5,000 units and two years of service(8 cents a minute for $16.66 per month). You can always purchase a $30 Net10 unit card and get 300 minutes and two months of service. Net10 Wireless: Always 10 Cents–Local, Long Distance or Roaming. Net 10 does not have the Best Prepaid Yearly Cell phone Yearly Cell Plan but if you are averaging 150 to 400 minutes month it is a good simple program. The $30 300 minute two month card is available at Walmart, Target, 7-Eleven, Best Buy, and almost any convenience store or chain store in the US.
The Best Prepaid Yearly Mobile Yearly Cell Plan
For My Money the Best Pre pay Yearly Cell Yearly Cell Plan is the the Tracfone $200 3,000 minute (with DMFL) plan. This is only offered from Tracfone.com. The minutes roll over and you only pay 6.6 cents per minute and $16.66 per month.
The $100 per year Track phone plan is a pretty good deal also but the units are more expensive at 12.5 cents a minute.
Net 10 yearly minutes are ten cents each and your yearly charge will be $200.
The T-Mobile Yearly Plan is simple. You buy the $100 card and your service will stay active for up to 12 months as long as you do not run out of minutes. The units will cost 10 cents. If you add smaller than $100 refill cards you will pay up to 33 cents a minute. You only get the ten cent per minute rate if you buy $100 at a time.
The Best Prepaid Yearly Cell Plan from Tracfone gives you a lot of flexibility. If you do not use all of your units they will roll over if you keep your service active. If you have a lot of minutes left over you can purchase $20 phone cards that will give you three months of service. If you run out of minutes you can always add minute cards and pay between 6.6 cents and 17 cents a minute with DMFL.
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Slowdive Fine Line Music Cafe, Minneapolis Friday, October 31, 2014 Seeing on the internet that English shoegaze act Slowdive had sold out downtown Minneapolis's Fine Line Music Cafe restored my faith in humanity. Sure, the Fine Line only holds around 800 people, but the fact that a niche band that ... More >>
Low might've been the sharpest-dressed band of the Halloween season during Friday's opening set for Slowdive at the Fine Line in Minneapolis. The Duluth experimental rock trio donned facial hair, cowboy hats, and shades, and added bright-green fur to their instruments to become the spitting image of ... More >>
The next time you're waiting for your flight to unload at MSP Airport, look out the window for a bald bag handler with a ZZ Top beard. You see him? That's Eric Wickstrom. He earns $12 an hour and can count himself among the luckier airport workers because he doesn't earn $8. See also:Fast-food ... More >>
On September 20, Minnesota will wage war with Wisconsin the best way we know how: by pitting our top breweries against theirs in a tasting competition for bragging rights. This year marks the third annual Border Battle Beer Fest and the grounds in Somerset have expanded accommodations to make a we ... More >>
Round one of Coachella is over and damn, was it a good one! We're all soar, sunburned and smiling. Here's the best of what we saw during another memorable weekend in Indio.See also:The 50 most beautiful people at Coachella
Photos by Nikki MillerZZ Top August 11, 2011 Mystic Lake Casino "Can we play some bluuuues for you tonight?" growls Billy Gibbons, his lanky body adorned in a sparkly black Nudie suit, Dusty Hill to his right, similarly adorned, and Frank Beard behind them both on a skull-decorated, double- ... More >>
No jokeA year ago, Steve Moore went viral. A video of his band, Rick K. & The Allnighters, had lain dormant on YouTube for years before an enterprising joker retitled it "this drummer is at the wrong gig." As of this writing, the video has been viewed 10,685,489 times. Shortly after the v ... More >>
Written by Zach Zins of Chooglin'Arriving in ParisTours begin in a haze. There are the stresses of planning, packing, and leaving work; there's the sadness of leaving your spouses, lovers, friends, and family behind; and all is cut with the excitement of seeing new places and playing for new fa ... More >>
Photo by Nikki MillerBrooks & Dunn at Xcel Energy Center Dear Brooks & Dunn, (Well, mostly Ronnie Dunn.) I'm sorry I said all those nasty things about you.
Note: You can see Rick K. & The Allnighters performing from today through Sunday at Grand Casino Hinckley. More information can be found at the band's website, and on Steve Moore's website.The video of a shiny-jacketed cover band playing ZZ Top's "Sharp Dressed Man" at an outdoor pavilion in Te ... More >>
The Vikings choke last night means that a 74-year-old farmer from Welch will keep his vow and probably die with a beard.
Concert attendees are in for some extended jams this evening.
Macalester College Springfest lineup announced, Aerosmith and ZZ Top to play Xcel & Prince loves him om Selma Hayek.
Next month is gearing up to be a crazy time for live shows. Here's a list to help you plan out a successful Rocktober 2008.
Country-blues-folk musician Joe Ely has been performing for roughly four decades. He's probably best known for his work with the Flatlanders, the Lubbock, Texas bred band that also includes Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Butch Hancock. The trio recorded a single album in 1972 that became legendary, in part ... More >>
Tres Hombres is that it sucks. My vinyl copy of ZZ Top's finest album (Deguello is a close second) is very beat up and in fact produces very little sound at all--like I have to turn the volume knob way, way up just to get it to hear it. Of course ZZ Top should always be played at a decent volume, so ... More >>
Here's the inital hour or two of the new JACK:PINK Get The Party StartedDEF LEPPARD Rock Of AgesBROOKS, MEREDITH BitchAIR SUPPLY Lost In LoveU2 VertigoA-HA Take On MeSTEELY DAN FMIDOL, BILLY ... More >>
Polyglot guitarist (and former Bar Mitzvah session man) Tim Sparks pulls a chair up to the rebbe's table
Beyond the grandstand at Canterbury Park, where horseracing isn't the only religion
You'll never play rococo riffs as well as these stoner bands
We search the airwaves for signs of intelligent life
The Sound of Music, 2001: Our Favorite Things
A tragic accident, underpaid, overworked personal-care attendants, and one pissed-off patient
Trans Am crosses the sentiments of a low-budget skin film with the sound of Rush processed through an Atari 2600
Local TV news groupies, hormone-charged Midway mavens, and that old fall feeling
A documentary show at the Minnesota Historical Society captures the state of the state, one second at a time
With a new lineup and reissued back catalog, the last great punk band of the '80s gets lost on the freeway again


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While we have always been leg lovers, I can't say all of us here are big fans of just instrumental songs. But there is always the exception to the rule.
We still love legs, as do so many of you, and we love this song by the Straight 8s, from their Album Girl Trouble, take a listen to "F-Hole," while viewing the gallery.


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Welcome to the new timesfreepress.com
I like it- once I found the obituaries it wasn't that hard to navigate. Looks good
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Vols still mourning tough loss at LSU
The fact that T-Bob Hebert threw his helmet in disgust is irrelevant. At that point the game was over and there was no field of play. If that was a penalty so was the entire Tennessee bench running on the field- excessive celebration. Quit complaining, Coach.
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Senate panel hears Amazon bill today
"Do you think Amazon should have to pay sales tax in Tennessee?"
Yes......because the state needs the money and they are a big enough company with lots of cash so they can afford it.
Whitfield County soccer star must leave country after title match
"Do you think the United States needs immigration reform?"
No...... we need more Taco Bell's.
SoCon tournament pain spurs Lady Mocs
"Do you think the Lady Mocs will win the tournament this year?"
Yes......because it's there time to shine.
Senators question Amazon on sales tax, deal with Bredesen
"Do you think Tennessee could lose the Amazon distribution centers?"
Fort Oglethorpe to vote on Sunday alcohol sales
"Do you think Fort Oglethorpe businesses should be able to sell alcohol on Sunday?"
No.....don't let the devil keep people drunk every day of the dogg gone week !
Ringgold tackles piles of refuse in aftermath of killer tornado
"Have you volunteered to help with storm cleanup?"
Yes...... in the local area.
"Do you agree with the council's decision to allow horses in the city?"
Maybe... if they will cover the bill to feed them and clean up behind them after they crap on the street when they need to dump one.
Murray County teacher placed on probation, fined in DUI case
"Do you think Zeigler should lose her teaching job?"
Yes..... because she should have drunk some water instead of that Olde English 800 Malt Liquor while driving.
Leber: He who jumps to conclusions doesn't know "jack"
Love the truth you shared in this piece Holly and please keep up the truthful wisdom in the future here on the CTFP.
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NATO looking at how to protect alliance members from cyber attack
Defense chiefs from across NATO have begun to work on how to protect member countries from cyber attack, an alliance official tells Killer Apps.
Although NATO has been working for a while on protecting its own networks (meaning the in-house systems NATO relies on for everyday functions) from cyber attacks, it hasn't come up with any plans to defend its member states from cyber attack. (Sound familiar? It should. While the United States government is responsible for defending its own networks against cyber attack, it is still trying to figure out how to protect the U.S. private sector from such attacks.)
To help remedy this, NATO defense chiefs last week discussed a U.S.-proposed "cyber work plan" aimed at "breaking through policy impasses" to get the alliance in a "much better position" to protect its member countries from cyber attacks, the official told Killer Apps in an email.
What exactly does that mean? Basically, figuring out what roles and responsibilities NATO, the European Union, and all the national governments and private sector organizations that are involved in NATO and the EU have in defending against cyber threats. This could mean figuring out which law enforcement agencies would respond to criminal cyber attacks against alliance members; which government agencies would respond to cyber attacks by other countries; how the various government agencies within NATO would collaborate to defeat cyber threats; and how major corporations that provide critical services to the public would be protected from crippling cyber attacks.
Good luck with that. Twenty-eight member countries, three continents, just sayin'.
During a speech at Kings College in London last month, outgoing U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said NATO is not adequately prepared to respond to cyber attacks against its member countries. "I urge in the coming year that NATO ministers hold a session to closely examine how the alliance can bolster its defensive cyber operational capabilities," he said.
"The impasses have to do with discussion of roles among NATO and EU and national government and civilian sectors," said the official. "It's very similar to discussions that member nations are having within their own government on which agencies protect and respond."
It will be interesting to see how fast NATO can put any sort of plan in place. Remember, this discussion has been going on in the U.S. for years now. The failure of U.S. lawmakers to produce cyber security legislation prompted the White House earlier this month to release its cyber security executive order aimed at protecting a small group of U.S. banks, energy firms, transport companies, defense contractors and communications providers from a cyber attack that could harm millions of Americans.


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AfterEllen at Shedonism: Interview with Kacy and Cori of "The Real L Word"
We took our cameras and our questions to Las Vegas this past weekend for Shedonism where we caught up with the girls of The Real L Word. In our interview with Kacy and Cori Boccumini, we find out what they wish hadn't been left on the cutting room floor. And because there was a party going on in the background, we apologize for the sound quality.
Keep checking back all this week for more interviews and video coverage of Shedonism.


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After Malala's Speech, Pakistan's Long Road to Fix Education
Speaking on a 16th birthday that she nearly didn't live to see, Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani education rights advocate targeted by the Taliban, called on an assembly at the United Nations on Friday to invest in educational opportunities for children around the globe and particularly for girls in the developing world.
She described her ordeal matter-of-factly, saying, "On the 9th of October 2012, the Taliban shot me on the left side of my forehead. They shot my friends too. They thought that the bullets would silence us. But they failed."
And she pushed back against her assailants' worldview. The Taliban thinks "that God is a tiny, little conservative being who would send girls to the hell just because of going to school," she observed. "The terrorists are misusing the name of Islam and Pashtun society for their own personal benefits. Pakistan is peace-loving democratic country. Pashtuns want education for their daughters and sons. And Islam is a religion of peace, humanity, and brotherhood. Islam says that it is not only each child's right to get education, rather it is their duty and responsibility."
But while the Taliban may have failed in its efforts to silence critics like Malala, Pakistan has made little headway in increasing access to education and halting violence against children in recent years. The most recent U.N. data, tracked by the Guardian, show that gender parity at all levels of education in Pakistan has plateaued, with 82 girls to every 100 boys in primary school and 73 girls to every 100 boys in secondary school -- and this does not include the Federally Administrated Tribal Areas (FATA), where the Taliban has exerted the most influence.
Despite the dearth of official statistics from the FATA and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a recent report by Save the Children cites Pakistani intelligence reports indicating that "since 2008, 995 schools and 35 colleges have been destroyed in the FATA and KP province." Students, especially girls, have also been targeted in acid attacks, and just in June, a bomb attack targeted a school bus.
According to the Pakistani newspaper the Nation, Pakistan does not keep a national database on violence against children. But a report by the Society for the Protection of the Rights of the Child, released in May, identified 5,659 cases, including 943 murders, 1,170 injuries, and 547 incidences of torture.
"So let us wage a global struggle against illiteracy, poverty, and terrorism, and let us pick up our books and pens," Malala concluded today. "They are our most powerful weapons." She has an uphill battle to fight.
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- Entitlement
- Family Conflict
- Gambling
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- Infertility
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- Learning Disabilities
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- Medical Detox
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- Mental Retardation
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- Self Esteem
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- Sleep or Insomnia
- Spirituality
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- Teen Violence
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- Family Systems
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- Integrative
- Jungian
- Mindfulness-based (MBCT)
- Relational
- Somatic
- Transpersonal
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Therapy Groups in Volusia County
Sexual Trauma Group
Host: Robi Lipscomb, MAC, MH
"Please contact me for more information about this group. "
Codependency Coping
Host: Jodi H. Underhill, MEd., LMHC
"Starting January 12, 2015. Based on "Women Who Love too Much" "
(386) 747-7148
Anger Management
Host: Bart Colom, MS, LMHC, AFC, CAP
"8 hour Anger management Class. Certificate provided at completion of class. "
(407) 278-7615
My Happy Place: Depression Group
Host: Susana Hedman'S Coaching, SI, NLP, LOA
"Do you feel stuck? Is there a sense of unrealized purpose in your life? Is there a general feeling of just emptiness, no real connection with yourself or others around you? If you are ready to step out and take ..."
(386) 202-4959
Support for wives of Sex Addicts
Host: Robi Lipscomb, MAC, MH
"This group is individuals whose husband's are sex addicts. Group psychotherapy is designed to help you reduce psychological and emotional dysfunction by exploring current behaviors and historical patterns of behavior. The focus of the group is support, psycho education for ..."
Women's Codepedency Therapy
Host: Janice J Suskey, MEd, EdS, LMHC
"This group helps individuals process their challenges in changing codependent thinking and relationship patterns. "
(386) 742-4739
Group meets in:Port Orange, Florida 32127
Women's Empowerment Group
Host: Nancy A Brighton, MS, MSW, LCSW
""Boomer Babes Big Bang" Transform, create and embrace your life. Coach Kathleen Zurenko, MCS, joins Nancy Brighton, LCSW in offering this free weekly empowerment group inspiring female Baby Boomers to create the next chapter in their lives. Meditation, Mindfulness, Yoga, ..."
Financial Dynamics for Couples
Host: Bart Colom, MS, LMHC, AFC, CAP
"Learn how to communicate, prioritize, and develop intimacy and trust, regarding money. Discover each other's financial expectations, and develop the ability to negotiate a working protocol with your partner, in order to take your finances to a new level of ..."
(407) 278-7615
Trauma Resolution/ Psycho-motor Psychotherapy
Host: Nancy A Brighton, MS, MSW, LCSW
"Sometimes ongoing dysfunctional symptoms of physical, sexual, emotional and developmental trauma can best be resolved in a group setting incorporating transformational restructuring and somatic repairing of impaired developmental relational structures. Clients experience holistic transformation integrating body, mind and spirit through ..."
Is it love... or your next bad relationship
Host: Robi Lipscomb, MAC, MH
"This group is a co-ed group for individuals with a pattern of failed and/or dysfunctional relationships. Group psychotherapy is designed to help you reduce psychological and emotional dysfunction by exploring current behaviors and historical patterns of behavior. The focus of ..."
Host: Karin Weiri-Kolle, LMFT
"This is a free group where I lead a 20 minute guided meditation group once a month. "
(386) 227-5218
Overcoming Trauma
Host: Elisa Carter, LMHC
"This group is designed and facilitated by a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has been specializing in Trauma Recovery for over 10 years. Group members will learn how to identify their triggers, feelings associated with these triggers, and appropriate ways ..."
(386) 742-0062
Stress management/Relaxation/Mindfulness
Host: Nancy A Brighton, MS, MSW, LCSW
"Experience and incorporate Meditation, Mindfulness, Relaxation Strategies, Yoga, Qigong, EFT, TFT, DBTand Energy Healing into your overall wellness plan for increased focus, peace and calm in your daily stress-filled lifestyles. Space is limited. Call to join a class that fits ..."
Teen Girl (13-17) Support Group
Host: Michelle M. Tolison, MS
"Does your teenage daughter struggle saying no to others? Does she struggle from low self-esteem, possibly due to bullying? Then this workshop might be for her. Each week we will explore a new topic focused on strengthening and empowering our ..."
(386) 562-0773
Group meets in:Port Orange, Florida 32127
How to Spot a Dangerous Man
Host: William P Brennan, MEd, LMHC, CAP
"Have you dated/married a dangerous man? More than one? Are you stuck in a pattern of picking the same kinds of guys, over and over again? Or do you want to prevent yourself from ever starting that destructive pattern? You will: ..."
(386) 243-3325
Substance Abuse
Host: Karin Weiri-Kolle, LMFT
"Saturday groups are from 10am - 11am and from 11am - 12pm. Spanish substance abuse group is on Saturday from 1pm - 2pm. This group satisfies court requirements. "
(386) 227-5218
Break Free from Codependency- Now Forming
Host: Allison Bonilla LCSW
"Are your relationships marked by emotionally destructive and or abusive behavior? Are your relationships similar to your family members and not in a good way? Are your relationships one sided, you are always the one who loves more? A yes ..."
(386) 774-1330
Women's Empowerment & Self Esteem
Host: Erin Tobiasz, MS, LMHC
"Women will learn new skills to empower themselves, take an active lead in their lives, build self-esteem, strength, assertiveness, belief in themselves, and support one another through the journey! Great for women dealing with codependency and relationship issues. Therapist Erin ..."
(386) 269-4624
Anxiety, Depression & Bi-Polar Support and Therapy
Host: Judy Cella, MS, PMH
"Do you feel isolated or struggling with your anxiety or depression? Support and counseling is an important part of recovery. Group work presents an effective way to obtain professional counseling as well as support from peers in similar circumstances. Group ..."
(407) 583-6189
Positive Parenting and Support Group
Host: Elisa Carter, LMHC
"This group is designed to teach proven techniques to modifying negative behavior and provide peace to parenting. This group will also serve as a support system to caregivers. All groups have a strict confidentiality code that we uphold in order ..."
(386) 742-0062
Volusia County Support Groups and Group Therapy
Group therapy takes many forms. The groups are variously referred to (often interchangeably) as Volusia County counseling groups, Volusia County support groups, Volusia County mutual support groups or peer support groups, self help groups, stress coping groups, workshops and mental health groups. They are moderated by a professional group counselor, group therapist or group psychologist and generally focus on a specific issue or client profile (e.g. men or women etc).
Before joining a Volusia County support group, first see if the issue focus is consistent with your needs. If there are no groups offering support around your issue, feel free to contact these professionals in Volusia County to ask for a referral to alternative groups nearby.
What to expect in a Volusia County group?
In a professionally operated support group in Volusia County, members provide each other with various types of help for a particular shared issue. The help takes the form of relating personal experiences and listening to and accepting others' experiences. Volusia County group members may also provide a sympathetic understanding and a social network.
Group Therapists or group counselors lead or facilitate the group and provide group counseling in Volusia County. They are sometimes specifically trained in group dynamics and the understanding of small group processes. So 'interpersonal learning', which can involve unfiltered feedback and confrontation between group members (and can be threatening) is safely moderated by the group therapist or group counselor in Volusia County.
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Accident occurred Thursday, October 22, 1998 in WATSON LAKE, Canada
Aircraft: Piper J3C-65, registration: N2033M
Injuries: 1 Minor,1 Uninjured.
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On October 22, 1998, about 1200 Pacific daylight time (PDT), a wheel equipped Piper J3C-65 airplane, N2033M, sustained substantial damage during a collision with terrain, about 90 miles southeast of Watson Lake, British Columbia, Canada. The airplane was being operated as a visual flight rules (VFR) cross-country personal flight to MacKenzie, British Columbia, Canada, when the accident occurred. The airplane was registered to the passenger, and operated by the pilot. The certificated private pilot was not injured. The sole passenger received minor injuries. Instrument meteorological conditions prevailed in the area of the accident. A VFR flight plan was filed. The flight originated at the Watson Lake Airport about 1030 PDT.
The pilot reported the accident to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada. He also reported the accident to the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) on October 27, 1998. The pilot reported the weather conditions in the area had deteriorated, and he was flying about 50 feet above the ground. He decided to turn around and return to Watson Lake, B.C. During the turn, the pilot said the airplane stalled, and descended to the ground.
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Unbeaten 7th graders
battle to a draw
Both Guntersville's and
Arab's 7th grade football teams
entered Tuesday night's show-
down with unbeaten records.
And both are still unbeaten
after facing one another.
In a back-and-forth war, the
teams battled to a 12-12 tie. The
coaches had agreed ahead of
time that they wouldn't play
overtime if that happened.
Coach Jim Embry told the
team afterwards that he didn't
like a tie, but he was proud of his
squad for the effort, especially in
the second half. Arab was much
bigger than Guntersville.
"They looked like they were
all about 6-1," Coach Embry
told his team. "But guess what?
You're going to grow between
now and next year and maybe
you'll catch up to them a little
bit. And you get 5 more shots at
them between now and when
you graduate."
The first half was mostly a
scoreless battle until Arab
scored on a pass with 19 seconds
left in the half.
Williamson scored from about
45 yards out with 2:29 left in the
game to make it 6-6. Then Gun-
tersville got an Arab turnover
and scored again to make it 12-
Arab went into its hurry-up
offense and drove 60 yards on
the last series of the game to tie
it up 12-12, the score coming as
the final buzzer sounded.
"It was as good a game as
you'll ever see," Coach Embry
told his team. "I guarantee these
fans in the stands won't see an-
other one this exciting all sea-
son, high school, college or
Public Notice
As required by Act of August
12, 1970; Section 3685, Title 39,
United States Code.
Publication Title The Adver-
tiser-Gleam. Publication Num-
ber 0080-8000. Filing Date
September 28, 2012. Issue Fre-
Wednesday and Saturday. Num-
ber of issues published annually
105. Annual subscription price is
$28.00 & $50.00. Complete
mailing address of known office
of publication, 2218 Taylor St.,
Guntersville, Marshall County,
Alabama 35976. Contact per-
son: Taunya Buchanan, phone
256-582-3232. Complete mail-
ing address of headquarters or
general business office of publi-
cation, 2218 Taylor St., Gun-
tersville, AL 35976. Full names
and complete mailing addresses
of publisher, editor and manag-
ing editor. Publisher, The Ad-
vertiser-Gleam, Inc., P.O. Box
190, Guntersville, AL 35976.
Editor, Sam Harvey, P.O. Box
190, Guntersville, AL 35976.
Managing Editor, Anthony
Campbell, P.O. Box 190, Gun-
tersville, AL 35976. Owner: The
Advertiser Gleam, 2218 Taylor
St., Guntersville, AL. Sam Har-
vey, Guntersville, AL., Valerie
Harvey Estate, Guntersville,
AL., Joe Harvey, McMinnville,
TN., Jo Harvey, McMinnville,
TN., Don Woodward Estate,
Guntersville, AL., Mary Wood-
ward, Guntersville, AL., John S.
Harvey, Guntersville, AL.,
Sheila Harvey, Guntersville, AL.
Known bondholders, mort-
gagees, and other security hold-
ers owning or holding 1 percent
or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages or other secu-
rities. None.
Issue date for circulation data
below September 1, 2012. Aver-
age number of copies each issue
during preceding 12 months:
Total number copies (net press
run) 10,622. Mailed Outside
County Paid subscriptions stated
on PS Form 3541 (include paid
distribution above nominal rate,
advertiser's proof copies and ex-
change copies) 1,524. Mailed in-
county paid subscriptions stated
on PS Form 3541 (include paid
distribution above nominal rate,
advertiser's proof copies, and
exchange copies) 6,831. Paid
distribution outside the mails in-
cluding sales through dealers
and carriers, street vendors,
counter sales, and other paid dis-
tribution outside USPS 1150.
Paid distribution by other
classes of mail through the
USPS 0. Total paid Distribution
9505. Free or nominal rate out-
side-county copies included on
PS form 3541 18. Free or nomi-
nal rate in-county copies in-
cluded on PS form 3541 98.
Free or nominal rate copies
mailed at other classes through
the USPS 0. Free or nominal
rate distribution outside the mail
(carriers or other means) 0.
Total free or nominal rate dis-
tribution 116. Total distribution
9621 Copies not distributed
1001. Total 10,622. Percent paid
99. Number copies of single
issue published nearest to filing
date. Total number of copies (net
press run) 10,450. Mailed out-
side-county paid subscriptions
stated on PS form 3541 (include
paid distribution above nominal
rate, advertiser's proof copies,
and exchange copies) 1,468.
Mailed in-county paid subscrip-
tions stated on PS form 3541
(include paid distribution above
nominal rate, advertiser's proof
copies, and exchange copies)
6,745. Paid distribution outside
the mails including sales
through dealers and carriers,
street vendors, counter sales,
and other paid distribution out-
side USPS 1, 220. Paid distribu-
tion by other classes of mail
through the USPS 0. Total paid
distribution 9,433. Free or nom-
inal rate outside-county copies
included on PS form 3541 18.
Free or nominal rate in-county
copies included on PS form
3541 75. Free or nominal rate
copies mailed at other classes
through USPS 0. Free or nomi-
nal rate distribution outside the
mail (carriers or other means) 0.
Total free or nominal rate distri-
bution 93. Total distribution
9,526. Copies not distributed
924. Total 10,450. Percent paid
99. John S. Harvey, Business
Manager. I certify that all infor-
mation furnished on this form is
true and compete. I understand
that anyone who furnishes false
or misleading information on
this form or who omits material
or information requested on the
form may be subject to criminal
sanctions (including fines and
imprisonment) and/or civil sanc-
tions (including civil penalties).
Gleam 1S
Guntersville, Ala., Sept. 29, 2012
3 charged with
Horton burglaries
The sheriff's office has ar-
rested 3 men on charges of com-
mitting 2 burglaries in the
Horton and Nixon Chapel areas.
The men were arrested on
Doyle Drive in Albertville.
"We had been investigating
residential burglaries that have
occurred during the past week in
the Horton and Nixon Chapel
areas," Sheriff Scott Walls said.
"We were able to find the sus-
pects based on a description of a
suspicious vehicle that was re-
ported in the Horton area last
He said the investigation is
Charged were Kenneth War-
ren Hopkins, 24; Joey Dewayne
Brackett, 20; and Terry David
Shook, 43; all of Doyle Drive.
They were each charged with
burglary 3rd and theft 3rd, with
their bonds set at $5,000 each.
Public Notice
In the Probate Court of Mar-
shall County, Alabama. Case
No. 12-321.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mary Bertha Schultz Phillips,
Personal Representative's
Notice to File Claim
Letters Testamentary as Per-
sonal Representative of the Will
of Mary Bertha Schultz Phillips,
deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned on the 25 day
of September, 2012, by the Hon-
orable Tim Mitchell, Judge of
Probate of said County, notice is
hereby given that all persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby required to present
the same within the time al-
lowed by law, or the same will
be barred.
Richard Douglas Phillips, Sr.,
Personal Representative.
Tim Mitchell, Judge of the
Probate Court.
M. Phillips 3S-10/13
Public Notice
The following tenants in RMS
are in default of rent. If accounts
are not paid in full by 9 October
2012, the contents will be sold
or disposed of:
Melinda Breedlove 6I-1.
Arturo Hernandez GAr-1.
Rice 2S-10/6
Public Notice
In the Probate Court of Mar-
shall County, Alabama. Case
No. 12-325.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Rebecca Ann Presnell, De-
Personal Representative's
Notice to File Claim
Letters Testamentary as Per-
sonal Representative of the Will
of Rebecca Ann Presnell, de-
ceased, having been granted to
the undersigned on the 25 day of
September, 2012, by the Honor-
able Tim Mitchell, Judge of Pro-
bate of said County, notice is
hereby given that all persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby required to present
the same within the time al-
lowed by law, or the same will
be barred.
John Mark Norris, Personal
Tim Mitchell, Judge of the
Probate Court.
R. Presnell 3S-10/13
Coat donation drive
Beginning Monday, Gun-
tersville students and parents
can donate new or gently used
coats at schools.
Dylan Hitchcock, a Gun-
tersville High School student
and member of Boy Scout Troop
4276, is working on his Eagle
Scout project. He is putting do-
nation boxes in each of the Gun-
tersville schools to collect the
coats through Oct. 19.
Volunteers will help him
mend and clean the coats. Then
the garments will be distributed
in the schools to children who
need them. Coats not needed in
the schools will be donated to
CASA, Dylan told the Gun-
tersville School Board.
Having drugs charged
Guntersville police arrested a
man on a drug charge after a
traffic stop.
Policeman Brad Ford said he
noticed a car with no tag on Sun-
set Drive. He pulled the car over.
A black bag inside contained
a cigarette pack with loose mar-
ijuana, rolling papers, a set of
scales and a spoon with meth
residue, police said. Inside the
trunk were ingredients that
could be used to make meth, as
well as several filters with meth
George Edward Franklin, 42,
of Huntsville, was charged with
possession of a controlled sub-
stance, possession of marijuana
and possession of drug para-
Meth charged
Possession of meth and violat-
ing her probation has been
charged to Angela Marie Upton,
35, of 39 Highway 79S, Gun-
tersville. She was arrested by
sheriff's deputies and taken to
the county jail, where her bond
was set at $5,000.
Festival is Thurs.
Asbury School's fall festival
is Thursday. An announcement
in the paper might have led peo-
ple to believe it was last Thurs-
The festival will be 5:00-7:00
Oct. 4.
Flu shots Wednesday
The Guntersville Senior Cen-
ter will offer flu shots Wednes-
day 9:00-11:00.
The shots are free to Medicare
recipients. All others will pay
Brenda Barnes
of Commerce
Our customers are our neighbors, family and friends.
5399 Main Street Grant, AL • 256-728-4213
Does Community Banking Still Exist?
After 35 years in banking with Peoples State Bank, I often ask
myself with the many changes in our government concerning
the banking industry - does a REAL community bank really
exist? I would like to tell you most definitely!
We at Peoples State Bank still know the importance of you as
our customer - YOU are #1 to us! When you walk in the door,
we recognize you as a friend. That is why after 35 years, I want
to say THANK YOU for allowing us to help you with your
banking needs and more importantly,
Guntersville's Myles Williamson turns it on for a score in the
7th grade game against Arab.
– The Guntersville Chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association spon-
sored a "Young Eagles" flying program. The 40 Boy Scouts pictured flew in a seaplane with pilot
Michael Kirkpatrick for a "flight seeing" (rather than sight seeing) tour of the city.
The Scouts are working on their aviation merit badges, which require a flight. In addition to fly-
ing, the Scouts camped out, went canoeing, swimming and fishing.
The Young Eagles program is designed to introduce youth to flying and aviation careers.
• Inspect your home from your baby's point of view by getting down on your
hands and knees. This way, you'll be able to identify potentially dangerous
objects within your baby's reach.
• Check all baby products, including crib, changing table, toys and playpen, on
a regular basis for safety hazards. Missing parts, hanging strings, tears, rough
edges and peeling paint are potentially dangerous.
• Carefully follow manufacturers' instructions for all baby products, and make
sure they meet current safety standards. It's always best to use new baby
products which clearly meet current safety standards; however, if you must use
second-hand items, do some research to make sure they meet the same standards
of safety.
Take these steps
to protect your
baby at home.


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This happens through a series of structured letter
exchanges, which are mailed via an e-mail programme attached
to the website.
The languages that are involved are English, German, French
and Spanish, but the ideas can easily be used with other
languages. The important thing is that you have a matching
This programme was originally set up by adult schools in the
Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Denmark in the autumn of
2001 and was originally supported by the EU through the
Grundtvig 2 action.
The schools themselves now finance the project, but it is
possible for other schools to use this platform. If you want
further information, you may have a look at the handbook or
you may contact the webmaster or me.
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A word from our Directors
Thursday, 21 August 2014
"BSE": the catch phrase of Summer 2014! "BSE!" was quoted many times as our days at Riva-Lake came to a close and campers reunited with their families. "What?" many of us inquired, as campers laughed, rolled their eyes at grown-ups and explained: "BEST SUMMER EVER"! I can't say we were surprised as laughter filled our days and sisterhood and song permeated our cool nights. We agree- BSE- only to be topped by 2015! If you can't wait that long for a CRL experience, please join us for Fall Weekend - Oct. 10-13, 2014.
This experience is open to former campers who are all grown up and wish to return to Riva-Lake, to campers that want to share their camp experience with moms, and to those wanting to experience CRL for the first time. You won't want to miss the fun times planned for this Fall Weekend .... Campfires, songs, canoe trips, team meetings, tennis, and swimming in the lake are just a few of the activities that will be available. Whether you come alone to immerse yourself in CRL spirit or share it as mother/daughter time, we will have a fabulous weekend! For more information, please contact Georgia Fruechtenicht at (678) 378-8974, or at email@example.com.