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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 2dr Hatchback
After a shaky first year the car has
been trouble free. Two problems that
I took the car in for: AC stopped
cooling shortly after use (factory
overfilled refrigerent) and remote
lock failed (receiver). Factory
issued 5 recalls in first year but I
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This Eclipse has the Sportronic tranny
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 2dr Hatchback
This car lacks the power of the
previous turbo-charged Eclipse/
Plymouth Laser but the styling is
nicer. The 3 L six uses premium fuel
but averages 32-34 mph on the
highway and about 28 overall. The
suspension is a bit soft but, with
good, well balanced tires, the ride is
very good.
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 2dr Hatchback
I just bought my 2000 Eclipse GT. So
far so good. I drove it across the
country. Exterior is awesome, interior
has very easy to use controls,
performance is great. You can also find
a lot of aftermarket performance parts
for this car. I just wish they made a
Turbo version.
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 2dr Hatchback
I've had this car for over 3 years now
and have yet to have anything break
down or quit working on me. So far the
only times I've had to take it to the
shop has been for oil changes and new
tires after I had a bad blowout.
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS 2dr Hatchback
After owning the '00 eclipse RS for
3.5 years, overall i can say that the
eclipse is decent car, its
beautiful,reliability has been good,
but performance and handling are
little better than my 87 escort.
Acceleration is decent but the car is
too heavy. The front brakes have been
a constant problem since i have owned
the car.(brake vibration coming from
front) Steering is slow and body roll
is pronounced...not too much fun on
curvy roads. Lots of road noise at
highway speeds.
The vehicle comes stripped bare in the
RS trim so if you can afford it, go
for the GS or GT. While i have fixed
mine up, its better to get all the
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 2dr Hatchback
95k in 3yrs. Fun car with hot design
qualities. However alot of rattleing
noises.Questionable about how solid
this car is built. Replaced a motor
mount. All other components ok. Still
have yet to prove itself in the long
haul as the miles rack up.
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 2dr Hatchback
For long-haul highway driving, it is surprisingly
comfortable, handles well, and still looks
pretty good. The Tampa Blue � coke bottle
green, really � stands out. Interior is very
comfortable...for a sporty coupe. Mileage is
fine, nothing special. Trunk release latch has
never worked well, and the aluminum wheels
are made from inferior materials: BIG
problem, at $350-400/per.
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 2dr Hatchback
I have had this vehicle for almost the
full 5yrs and the only regret I have is
that I didn't buy it outright. The car
has performed flawlessly---even with 3
recalls for minor preventive fixes. (I
never had problems) The car's balance
handles well in snow (Midwest blizzard
recently) and traction on wet roads I
would rate as good.
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 2dr Hatchback
I purchased mine used May 2001. It
came with 20K miles on it and I have
put about 14K more on it in the past
year and 9 months. I have had no
internal problems with this car. For
some reason, I have busted about 4
tires in that time period, but I doubt
that is car related. Just odd b/c it
never happened with any other car I
have had. But its a lot of fun to
drive - great pick up. It too has the
205 HP (didn't realize the HP was cut
back to 200). Of course, its also very
snazzy looking. And its been quite
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2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 2dr Hatchback
I bought this car new in 2000.
Overall the car is great (for the
price). I have not had a single
problem yet and have almost 60k miles
on it.
I was very impressed when I slid in to
a curb and hit one of my tires (very
hard) and the alignment was still rock
I have one minor glich with the
stereo. Sometimes the display goes
blank but if you just turn it on and
off, it comes back on.
Also, when the hatchback opens and it
has water on it, the water goes into
the trunk.
Make sure you get the aluminum gas
cap, I just laugh at all you and your
plastic ones.
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Fascinating a reformed old building renovated
Far from city
We only stayed for a night but managed to relax around the lovely pool and grassy area which the kids enjoyed. The family room for 4 was comfortable and spacious . The setting for breakfast was wonderful. very close to Pisa and Lucca for our day trips. Would definitely come back in the future for another visit!
Good food in the restaurant, big parking, nice swimming pool.
Room was very dark and the ceiling was low so we hit our heads several times. Toilet was humid with the unpleasant smell of the basement.
Location, staff
No WiFi
Villa Cheli was a very beautiful and peaceful place with friendly and helpful personell. The room was very clean and nice looking, romantic style. The food in the restaurant was very good (closed on mondays). The swimmingpool area was excellent.
To live at Hotell Cheli you need a rental care to visit Lucca and nearby areas and restaurants. The WIFI was bad, only in one public livingroom we were able to connect. The outside breakfast area was lovely.
Good big room with views of the hills. Good value fixed price dinner on the night we were there. Huge excellent breakfast.
Bit noisy in the morning (thin door!). Restaurant staff disappeared before we'd finished the evening meal.
We have just returned from a wonderful two night stay in Villa Cheli. A wonderful peaceful Villa set in the hills just outside Lucca. Perfect if you have a car. Lovely pool with beautiful countryside views. The staff were very helpful and informative and our evening meal was delicious served by a wonderful waitress. A very nice atmosphere and I hope to be back next year.
Great room great food great service great pool
Cats walking around and sitting in reception
staff & the pool
poor wifi
Location is beautiful and quick drive to Pisa and Luca.
It was noisy one of two nights that we stayed there. There was a wedding on and the reception room was just under our window and they were loud. So, if you going to stay there on a weekend, ask if there is any party going on or ask for a room in the front.
Beautiful hotel, fantastic facilities, great location, excellent food, lovely pool.
Staff a little unwilling to help. Granted we don't know much Italian, but when our Norweigen friends spoke English the staff understood them, when we spoke English they suddenly stopped understanding. Would recommend for the facilities hut not the service.
Just awesome! Great hotel, romantic atmosphere.
Rooms, staff and setting
Food could be better
Beautiful villa, staff was kind, amazing restaurant, nice bar in hotel, absolutely glorious pool
Outdated bathroom, wifi didn't reach our bedroom, very small television,
The friendliness, efficiency and helpfulness of the staff.
Perfect place when you travel by budget.
Lovely location, ample parking and staff was helpful. This location is nice for touring the area.
The original structure of the house and its garden is very nice.
- Poorly renovated - Poorly aired and therefore very smelly - Smell of food early in the morning - It has lost its original charm of a Tuscan villa - Very touristy
Situated on the road between Pisa and Lucca Easy drive to both. Grounds were beautiful Breakfast was very good. Rooms were clean and comfortable,
Wifi was poor
Peaceful rural location. Spacious rooms with great views Close to major Tuscan attractions Helpful and knowledgable staff Great pool Good restaurant
Popular choice for weddings and family gatherings - can be very noisy at weekends
Just a beautiful place, staff very friendly and willing to assist. We may return one day but I highly recommend the Villa Cheli.So romantic! When in Lucca hire a bike ! best way to get around at only 3 euros an hour.
I think, it is typical Hotel fromToscana. We love it. Staff is really helpfull, the breakfast is nice on front of the building ... Thank you!
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The pool was the only thing good.arrived at 10pm and we where starving so kids count sit down in reception cause cats can't be disturbed.also they wouldn't give us a table to eat and sent us and 2 kids on to a rd 500 yards away where there was no footpath and not lights to eat.kids where terrified walking there and the food was awfull .we had to light are phones to stop getting run over.the service was baffled and male staff sleazy .leaning over women to put cigarettes out in there ashtray and trying to look them up and down .not a nice place
Staff where mental asking us to go down a dangerous rd with kids walking with no footpath and no lights
Nice hotel in a lovely area, the pool was great.
Asking for extra for the use of pool towels was a bit strange
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The Kansas state treasurer's Unclaimed Property Division says it has returned more than half a million dollars to the largest single beneficiary in state history.
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Staff Choices
Posted by bpardue on 09/09/13
Waiting for the latest from Bryson, I opted for this 2010 delight. Having moved into an old English parsonage, Bryson goes through the house room by room and begins to wonder about just how domestic lives evolved into what they have become. In typical Bryson fashion, there's a lot of dry humor, saucy details and fascinating diversions. For example, a discussion about the dangers of the stairwell shifts into thoughts about many of the other things around the house that can kill us (and how dangerous paint and wallpaper once were). Thinking about the lawn leads to a brief history of gardens and public parks. If you're the kind of reader, like me, who often goes through a book in bits and pieces, rather than in a single multi-hour session, then At Home works well--its structure and parade of facts almost welcome occasional breaks. Available in book, CD audiobook, downloadable eBook, and downloadable audiobook formats.
Posted by Pam I am on 09/06/13
Who wouldn't want an all-expenses-paid vacation at a luxury villa in Jamaica with old friends? In Sarah Pekkanen's fourth novel, The Best of Us, four college friends reunite in Jamaica to celebrate one of their 35th birthdays. But things are not as blissful as they seem. Each of the friends brings their own "baggage" to the island--a stressed out mother, a faltering marriage, and uncertain health. As a hurricane approaches Jamaica, the friendships turn turbulent as well. As the novel progresses, they each must resolve their own issues.
If you are a fan of Jennifer Weiner or Emily Giffin, this is a great book to read and explore women's fiction.
Posted by crossin on 09/03/13
If you enjoy spiritually inspirational and uplifting movies, you may enjoy our Spiritual Cinema Circle DVDs. This series includes a mixture of independent dramatic films, documentaries and shorts that explore spirit, morality and compassion. Many of the titles won awards at film festivals, but few were theatrically released. Some films featured include Shuffle, starring T.J. Thyne as a man who begins experiencing his life out of order; Happy, which combines real life stories from people around the world with insight from scientists about what really makes us happy; and Head Over Heels, an Academy Award-nominated animated short, about repairing a failing marriage. The library has a monthly subscription to this film series.
Posted by Uncle Will on 08/26/13
This is not only the 3rd installment in the "Joona Linna Mystery" series by the married, Swedish, literary couple, Lars Kepler -- it just might be the best.
Joona Linna is Sweden's version of Sherlock Holmes. He's fiercely independent, caring, headstrong, "never wrong" and always gets his man (or woman). This was evident in their premier novel, The Hypnotist. These characteristics were further supported in the sequel, The Nightmare. Joona is not only a brilliant investigator, he is a formidable martial artist who's trim, tenacious, and tragic.
Almost 20 years ago, Joona sent his wife and young daughter away to protect them from evil-doers that were seeking revenge. Joona has had no contact with either and longs for his lost loves. He has a soft spot when children are involved in his investigations.
The Fire Witness is loaded with soft spots. A double-murder is committed at a home for wayward girls. The prime suspect, Vicki, only a child herself, flees the crime scene and while on the run, is suspected of kidnapping another younger child...a boy who is briefly left unattended in a parked car. It is not Joona's case, since he is on suspension for previous traitorous conduct. Joona is able to position himself as an "observer" where he proceeds to get emotionally involved in the hunt for Vicky.
Joona also proceeds to get into more trouble with his superiors by not following the conditions of his suspension. He enrolls the aid of a local "medium" who thinks she has seen the true killer. Her visions are discounted immediately by the unimaginative police investigators assigned to the homicide/kidnapping, but not by Joona, who never discounts anything.
There are a load of suspects that are not discounted by Joona. In between his continuing search for his wife and daughter and that of Vicky and the boy hostage, Joona juggles his schedule for his suspension hearing and his ongoing romance with a fellow policewoman.
Lars Kepler in reality is Alexander Ahndoril and his wife Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril. They create magic together and have a long, successful career in their future, and one doesn't have to be a seer to know that...just an avid mystery reader.
Posted by jfreier on 08/22/13
The latest novel by Chicago author, Marcus Sakey, is a great read and totally unlike his past work such as "Good People" and "Amateurs." The story is set in the present but reads like a futuristic science fiction book, it is about the rise of children who are born gifted, called the abnorms. The rate has risen and the government sets up an agency called DAR, Department of Analysis and Response. Told through the eyes of agent Cooper, who is himself is gifted, the gifts are specific and not of the super power variety like X-Men.
Agent Cooper's attitude about the gifted changes when he goes undercover to catch the dangerous abnorm, John Smith, whom the DAR has named the most dangerous terrorist in the country. It's a fast, thrilling story and, as I said, a complete departure from his other works.
Posted by joecollier_resigned on 08/21/13
If you love science fiction and/or fantasy, and also the Victorian era, then it's a bit surprising that you haven't already discovered the wonderful world of steampunk. But perhaps you've heard of it? Steampunk—getting more popular every day—is a genre that, while established almost 30 years ago, has in the past several years grown almost exponentially in popularity. Movies like Robert Downey Jr.'s Sherlock Holmes or Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, or books like The Golden Compass are good examples of this retro-techno mashed-up genre where Victorian technology meets space travel.
For those readers already familiar or those new to the genre and just curious, Steampunk : An Illustrated History Of Fantastical Fiction, Fanciful Film And Other Victorian Visions by Brian J. Robb is an excellent place to either brush up or get a start in exploring this wonderfully inventive style. A grand, illustrated history of the counterculture movement in a book fittingly designed to reflect the genre aesthetic in package and artwork. This comprehensive work covers the genre's history from the fastest dirigible and steam-powered ray guns to fashionistas Lady Gaga and Alexander McQueen, with loads of amazing and informative pictures and illustrations. Fire up the gaslight and read well past your bedtime!
Posted by Ultra Violet on 08/21/13
A Fatal Likeness is the second mystery with detective, Charles Maddox. It is a follow-up, though not sequel to, The Solitary House. In A Fatal Likeness, Maddox is called in to investigate a blackmail plot targeting the son of Percy Bysshe Shelley.
Taking very liberal creative license with the lives of the poet and Mary Shelley, Shepherd weaves a convincing mystery while maintaining the linguistic feel of the time period. This is a fun mystery, but one may want to read The Solitary House first for some background on the character of Maddox. And avid fans of Shelley may want to read this novel with a hearty grain of salt. Still, an enjoyable read for historical mystery readers, like me.
Posted by bweiner on 08/20/13
We all need something to laugh about, and actress/author Lauren Graham gives us countless humorous moments in Someday, Someday, Maybe, a heartfelt story of self realization about Franny Banks, an actress looking for her big break in show business. Lauren Graham, of Gilmore Girls fame, uses her insiders knowledge of the performing arts to craft a warm, entertaining and inspiring story.
Franny Banks is someone we can relate to, a down to earth girl trying to make it in a world of sharks and piranhas. Franny moves to New York City and gives herself three years to succeed in "the business". With only six months left, she must pull out all the stops to get her big break.
Lauren graham narrates this audio book with her trademark crisp, snappy style of delivery that she used on the Gilmore Girls. Funny, poignant and smart, we follow Franny on her journey of discovery and share a lot of fun and laughter along the way.
Posted by dnapravn on 08/20/13
If you are a fan of the book The Help by Kathryn Stockett, you may want to check out Susan Crandall's Whistling Past the Graveyard.
Set in 1963 Mississippi, nine-year-old Starla has not seen her mother, who abandoned her to become a famous singer, since she was three. Her father works on an offshore oil rig and is not around much, so Starla lives with her cantankerous grandmother who never misses an opportunity to let Starla know what a trial she is. When Starla is grounded yet again, she runs away headed to Nashville and her mother. She is eventually picked up by a black woman named Eula who is traveling alone with a white baby.
What follows is a life-changing road trip during which Starla is exposed to the prejudice of the 1960s South. During their sometimes dangerous adventure together Eula, Starla, and Baby James face the harsh realities of life as well as learn the true meaning of love and family.
Posted by rkong on 08/16/13
Every parent knows how difficult it can be to look after and raise another human being, but imagine if you had to figure out parenthood while serving as one of the head honchos of the Galactic Empire! In Vader's Little Princess, artist and author Jeffrey Brown paints a hilarious and touching picture of what domestic life would be like for daddy Skywalker, including stresses stemming from Leia's choices in clothing and boyfriends.
Adults and kids who are Star Wars fans will enjoy this book! Read it together and be sure to check out Brown's Darth Vader and Son, which depicts Vader's life raising young Luke.
Need more convincing? Watch this book trailer for Vader's Little Princess!


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Nebraska farmers are being warned to look out for signs of rust diseases in their wheat fields.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension says stripe rust
and leaf rust were found in parts of Kansas last week. Plant
pathologist Stephen Wegulo says the Kansas discoveries mean
Nebraska farmers are likely to see those diseases in the next two
to three weeks.
He says Nebraska wheat is about two weeks ahead of normal crop
development this year because of the unseasonably high temperatures
this winter and spring.
More information about scouting wheat fields and treating
diseases can be found online at cropwatch.unl.edu.
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An early Happy Thanksgiving, to everyone! We'd like to share how grateful we are to our family and friends. Thank you for supporting us and our blog! We hope that everyone has a lovely holiday next week, spent with their loved ones. Enjoy your food and feel free to share some of those delicious Thanksgiving recipes!
We've been on a tea craze and decided to try making our own Chai. This recipe makes a big batch that you can share with friends or put in the fridge and just heat up in the morning. It's surprisingly quick and so delicious! All these ingredients cost around $5, so it's super cost-effective to make your own. Plus, it will make your house smell amazing!
We used this recipe from Epicurious and adapted it a little. Here's what you'll need:
2-inch piece fresh ginger, cut into thin rounds
2 cinnamon sticks
1 1/2-2 teaspoons black peppercorns (depending on how spicy you like it)
10 whole cloves
6 cardamom pods
2 star anise* (plus more to garnish)
6 cups cold water
6 bags of black tea
2 cups almond milk*
1/2 cup honey*
"Combine first 6* ingredients in medium saucepan. Using mallet or the back of large spoon, lightly crush or bruise the spices. Add 6 cups water; bring to boil over high heat. Reduce heat to medium-low, partially cover pan, and simmer gently for 10 minutes. Remove from heat. Add tea bags and steep 5 minutes. Discard tea bags. Add milk and honey*. Bring tea just to simmer over high heat, whisking the honey in. Strain chai into teapot and serve hot."
* These are the changes that we made to the recipe. We added the star anise, and we replaced whole milk and brown sugar with almond milk and honey.
The Chai was creamy and, to our surprise, had a nice kick. We loved this quick recipe and will definitely be making it again. What's you favorite winter beverage?
Last weekend we both went with our roommates to check out Doe Creek Farm. Doe Creek Farm is a beautiful pick-your-own apple orchard and event venue in Pembroke, VA. They just celebrated their grand re-opening this season. We're so excited to finally have a place like this nearby. They have dwarf apple trees, wine, and seriously stunning mountain views.
Katie, one of Tara's roommates, with the first apple she picked.
Sarah and Katherine in the orchard.
Tara and her roommates, Katie and Nina.
After picking about 7 lbs of apples each, Tara and her roommate, Katie, decided to make an apple pie. They used Grandam Ople's Apple Pie recipe. This apple pie recipe is especially awesome because it involves a much different process for assembling the pie. You can find the details in the recipe, but it basically involves assembling your crust and apples into the pie pan without any filling. Then, you cook all the filling ingredients on the stove top and pour them into the pie through the lattice crust. The filling caramelizes on top of the crust and is absolutely amazing! For the crust, we saved ourselves a little time by using store-bought crust. This is a pretty liberating choice and saves so much time.
So delicious! So far, we've made two pies, baked brie with apples, apple sauce, and muffins. Have you made any awesome apple recipes this season? We'd love to hear about it!
To continue our collection of handmade holiday cards, we made some cute, minimalist designs for Halloween. Tara designed the ghost card and printed with white ink on black paper. Katherine designed the Mexican Calavera card and did a two color print with one set in purple and blue and another set in yellow and black. Below are a few pictures of our process.
Interested in having a card for yourself? Send us your mailing address in an e-mail and we'll be happy to send you one! Happy Halloween!
We're so excited to finally share this DIY! We made these costumes for Halloween last year (before our blog was even born). After much deliberation on finding a costume that would be both creative and original, we came up with the idea to be exotic birds. Our group decided to be a swan, a blue macaw, a flamingo, and a phoenix (worn above by our friend Liz). For the costumes, we DIYed masks and wings and just wore clothes that matched the colors of our birds. We went to Michaels, Jo-Ann Fabric, and the Dollar Store to gather our supplies. If you use these sources, along with existing clothes, you can definitely make this costume on a budget.
Mask Supplies:
-elastic string
-Mod Podge
-paint brushes
We started by looking up pictures of our birds. After getting familiar with your bird, draw a simplified version of it's face onto the mask with a pencil. Try focusing on the distinctive features, like stripes or colors. Then apply the Mod Podge with a paintbrush onto the masks where you want a single color of glitter. Pour the glitter on the Mod Podged area, tap the mask against the table to remove excess glitter, allow to dry fully, and repeat for each area of color. You can always touch up with a fine paintbrush and glitter or your fingers afterwards.
After the mask is covered in glitter and dry, it is time to add the feathers. We found our "feathers" at Michaels and Jo-Ann Fabric (we bought them as they appear in the photos, these are not made out of loose feathers). Use a hot glue gun to attach them to the masks. The black swan feathers are attached to the inside of the mask while the blue macaw feathers are attached to the front. Finally, cut elastic to the size of your head and tie it to the small holes on the edge of the masks to make them wearable.
Wings Supplies:
-4 boas
-hot glue gun
We picked up wings and boas from the Dollar Store. We highly recommend buying these things here – boas and wings can be super overpriced from your average party or costume store. Wrap a boa around each of the 4 sections of the wings. One person can hold the boa in place, while another person uses a glue gun to adhere it to the wings. After we had the majority of the boa attached we would selectively glue spots with extra feathers to cover what was bare.
These costumes were surprisingly easy to make and we were very happy with the outcome. Here are some pictures from our night!


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Police Call Residents about Spike in Burglaries
Updated: 01/19/2010 - A recent spike in Burglaries has one police district enacting measures they have never used before.
Updated: 01/19/2010 - A recent spike in Burglaries has one police district enacting measures they have never used before.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - Bruce Springsteen to play in Milwaukee on March 17.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - 50 years ago, the man who inspired "Psycho" arrested.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - Former teacher's aide charged with having sex with a student.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - Click on story to read Deer Hunting Safety Tips.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - Kaukauna middle school suspends teacher for racist remarks.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - Madison woman charged with stalking man she claims is a relative.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - Former Dane County sheriff's deputy is sentenced to 12 months in jail.
Updated: 11/16/2007 - After a long night of debate, the city of Madison finally has a budget.
Updated: 11/16/2007 - Local thrift stores find ways to handle the toys they sell and the many that are recalled
Updated: 11/16/2007 - The military says the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are straining their forces, so now more incentives are being offered to high schoolers to get them to sign up.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - 3 students expelled after police say they burglarized a Janesville School.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - Caregiver suspected in thefts at veterans home.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - 40 years later, DNA helps identify missing Marine's remains.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - UW-Stevens Point historian pleads guilty of porn possession
Updated: 11/16/2007 - A hearing at the Capitol dealt with the school funding system.
Updated: 11/16/2007 - Bold Burglars are caught in the act. Now one owner says he's fed up.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - Wrongly convicted WI worker asks for $360,000 in legal fees.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - Authorities search for man who robbed a hotel in the town of Middleton.
Updated: 11/16/2007 - The Packers have been given permission to print playoff tickets.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - City "Buy Local" Website Supports Madison-Area Businesses.
Updated: 11/15/2007 - Baby born in car on the way to the hospital.
Updated: 11/14/2007 - One Sauk Prairie family shares their story about living with Lyme disease hoping for change.
Updated: 11/19/2007 - The 3rd person wanted in connection with an underage drinking party has been arrested.
Updated: 11/15/2007 - Thursday marks 30 years for the Great American smokeout.


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Holmes Takes on Tiger Wednesday
Posted: 02/18/2008 - MARANA, Ariz. (AP) - J.B. Holmes was on his way to register Monday for the Accenture Match Play Championship when he bumped into Masters champion Zach Johnson, who stopped in mock surprise.
Posted: 02/18/2008 - MARANA, Ariz. (AP) - J.B. Holmes was on his way to register Monday for the Accenture Match Play Championship when he bumped into Masters champion Zach Johnson, who stopped in mock surprise.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - Billy Gillispie was listening to WPBK Radio in Stanford when a woman called the station's "General Store" show needing help to pay for a trip to her father's funeral.
Posted: 02/18/2008 - LEXINGTON, KY, February 18, 2008 - The University of Kentucky and New York City-based MSL Sports and Entertainment today announced that the university will host Gridiron Bash(tm) The Ultimate Fan Competition(tm) the day before the Blue/White Spring Game.
Updated: 02/17/2008 - The Kentucky women's basketball team used a 39-to-23 second half performance to pull away from a four-point halftime advantage and defeat Alabama 64-44 in Memorial Coliseum Sunday. The 20-point victory was the Cats' largest margin of victory over a Southeastern Conference foe this season. Senior center Sarah Elliott (McKee, Ky.) led UK with 16 points and six rebounds while junior point guard Carly Ormerod (Louisville, Ky.), returning to action after missing 14 straight games due to injury, added eight points.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - High school basketball scores for Saturday, Feb. 16
Posted: 02/16/2008 - BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Travis Peterson scored a game-high 26 points and Samford managed to hold off Eastern Kentucky and take a 74-73 victory Saturday night.
Posted: 02/16/2008 - DURHAM, N.C. – Kentucky baseball standouts Collin Cowgill and Scott Green have been named to the 31st annual USA Baseball Golden Spikes National Player of the Year Award Watch List, joining an initial listing of 75 total players – including 15 Southeastern Conference players – USA Baseball announced.
Posted: 02/16/2008 - BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Joe Crawford scored 21 points to lead Kentucky over LSU on Saturday, 67-63. Kentucky squandered an 8-point lead in the second half before taking the lead for good, at 54-51, on a 3-pointer by Ramel Bradley with 6:36 left.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - High school basketball scores for Friday, Feb. 15.
Posted: 02/15/2008 - LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tiger Woods was the last player to enter and will be the No. 1 seed in the Accenture Match Play Championship, which starts Wednesday in Arizona with a 64-man field and the fewest number of Americans ever.
Updated: 02/15/2008 - UK already has signed DeAndre Liggins, but now he's working on his teammate.
Posted: 02/15/2008 - Ryan Lemond and Drew Deener talk about what went wrong for Kentucky at Vandy. And the diminutive duo debate Curis Pulley's prospects for starting next season.
Posted: 02/15/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky Billy Gillispie knows there's little good to be said about suffering the worst loss against a Southeastern Conference rival in school history.
Updated: 02/15/2008 - MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Tubby Smith's turnaround of the Minnesota program has reached an apparent limit, at least for this season. The Gophers, though vastly improved, haven't been able to get out of the middle of the Big Ten race, and the passive personalities of some of their players could be part of the problem.
Posted: 02/15/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - The president of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association will testify before Congress this month as part of its investigation into steroids in sports.
Updated: 02/15/2008 - ATLANTA, Ga. – Senior first baseman Brian Spear and preseason All-America outfielder Collin Cowgill have been named second-team preseason All-Southeastern Conference by SEbaseball.com, it was announced.
Updated: 02/15/2008 - INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Getting rid of coach Kelvin Sampson might not be the solution to Indiana's problems. It's a move that might just create a bigger mess.
Posted: 02/14/2008 - NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Christina Wirth scored 20 points to lead No. 25 Vanderbilt to a 66-49 victory over Kentucky on Thursday night.
Posted: 02/14/2008 - BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – After running off the most wins in a two-year period in the 103-year history of the Kentucky baseball program, the Southeastern Conference baseball coaches tabbed UK to finish third in the SEC Eastern Division, the league office announced Thursday.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - February 13, 2008 LEXINGTON, Ky. - Transylvania fell behind Mt. St. Joseph by as many as 12 points Wednesday before roaring back in the second half to post a 77-73 win over the Lions in Heartland Conference men's basketball action at the Beck Center.
Posted: 02/13/2008 - Andre Woodson talks with Drew Deener about his preparation for the NFL Draft. Woodson says he wants to lose weight, and he thinks he'll be drafted between 15th and 30th in the NFL Draft.
Posted: 02/13/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. - The Kentucky women's basketball team heads to Nashville, Tenn., on Valentine's Day Thursday, looking for a little more love than they've received on their last 11 trips. The Wildcats hope to snap an 11-game losing streak in the Music City and capture their first road win over No. 25 Vanderbilt in 22 years.
Posted: 02/13/2008 - INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Indiana coach Kelvin Sampson and his staff violated telephone recruiting restrictions imposed because of his previous violations at Oklahoma, then lied about it to the school and NCAA investigators, according to an NCAA report released Wednesday.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - Shan Foster scored 20 points and A.J. Ogilvy added 19 points and 12 rebounds as No. 24 Vanderbilt handed the NCAA's winningest team one of its worst losses in decades, by beating Kentucky 93-52 on Tuesday night.
Updated: 02/13/2008 - Former Wildcat Henry Thomas joins Drew Deener on his daily online radio show to talk about the Cats and the Commodores.


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Lake Ariel Cottage Rental Photos and Description
- 2 bedrooms, Den, Living room, large Kitchen 1 full bath
This charming 4 season cottage is located on Lake Henry,(about 20 minutes from Lake Ariel) in the Northeast section of the Poconos. It is renovated throughout. In the Fall, the country is serenely beautiful in the with all the leaves changing colors and farm stands to visit. There are cider mills and pumpkin patches, horseback riding and a terrific zoo.
In WINTER, we are within 20-30 min of skiing (Elk, Camelback, Montage). Iceskate and icefish on the lake. Retreat inside w/ the cozy fireplaces and a pot of chili. Have a campfire if there's no snow. Watch the amazing sunsets over the mountain or cross the lake.
Play Wii listen to music on ipod dock. The Smart TV makes movie watching easy...just download thru NETFLIX for free. This affordable vacation property is designed for a small family or a romantic getaway. The interior is clean and updated. Also, ask about linens. House has 2 gas fireplaces.
During the SUMMER, enjoy our two person kayak, paddle boat or canoe. Yard slopes gently to lake. Safe for little ones. Swim to the swim dock and just lounge and gaze at the trees and the lake in the rope hammock. There is a grill and a FIRE PIT for evening campfires (wood provided). Its very quiet. GOLF courses just 10-15 minutes away. Horseback riding/waterparks/zoo are w/in 20-30 min. away. Be ready to be outside all day and enjoying the cool breezes to get away from the heat of the city.
WARM, COMFY, CLEAN & COZY!: This Mountain side / lakefront cottage is a renovated, very clean, romantic getaway. It is secluded enough for a peaceful, uninterrupted get together yet it is only 25 minutes to the nearest Starbucks and malls. The living room has a gas fireplace that makes it a perfect gathering place for some serious heat and the den has a gas fireplace unit that keeps the rest of the house at a constant temperature. The bedroom has an electric fireplace that makes for the most romantic setting. The weather outside might be frightful but inside the cottage it is as warm and bright as a summer day! CABLE TV/ DVD/FREE HIGH SPEED CABLE WiFi INTERNET /iPOD DOCKING STATION
The kitchen is modern, with a large built in microwave, a blender, toaster, toaster oven, gas oven, can opener and coffee maker,
There is a large air conditioner built into the living room and a window A/C for the bedroom. This cottage is well insulated so the temperature is cool and constant.
It is a great place for young adventurous kids. they can catch fish with a net at the shore, or learn to fish. There are 'swimmies and life jackets for everyone in the plastic storage box on the dock.
HAMMOCK, FIREWOOD, FIRE PIT: There is a large two person hammock for resting and a two person swing seat on the deck. There is a BBQ grill, with a side burner, so you can cook a meal for everyone. The firewood is supplied, cut and ready for you. The water is warm, and the Adirondack chairs are perfect for watching the kids in the lake.
There is a large picnic table on the lawn for lunch and an outdoor table on the rear deck for an outside sunset sit down dinner.There is a driving range/mini golf and a golf course for dad nearby. There are some great places to go to see some of the most unique antiques I have ever seen.
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- unsuitable for elderly or infirm
About Mary & Frank
We are from Philadelphia and own a small business. Our life is very busy. Frank is the pizza man and Mary is a freelance graphic artist. The Lakehouse is our 3rd child. We love it that much and hope that visitors will too. Its humble and serene and our savior from the busy loud city.
Mary & Frank purchased this cottage in 2008
Why Mary & Frank chose Lake Ariel
The Lakehouse is a beautiful peaceful escape for those seeking that sort of thing. The sunsets are spectacular. It is open 4 seasons and each season treats us to its own unique experiences. Depending on the time, you can swim, boat, fish, sled, ice-skate, walk the lake or paddle it. Always cozy inside and relaxing outside in the hammock or not he couch gazing out on the lake. There's tons of different birds to watch as well as great fishing both ice and regular. Its just a great place to clear your head, breath clean air and escape. We all need to escape once in a while right?
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Me and my girlfriends spent last Labor day here and I've been meaning to get on here an write a review for a while now. All I can say was it was the perfect getaway. The home has so much to offer on the lake..paddleboat, canoe, kayaks! The floating dock was a perfect spot to tan and relax. Although a small house it was the perfect spot for a small group. Everything you needed was in the home..the firepit was the selling point and the homeowners supplied all the wood!! I am so grateful to have spent such a memorable holiday here. Many thanks to the homeowners and I hope to return soon :)
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Equipped with state-of-the-art amenities and services, and only 15 minutes from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, this hotel is ideally situated within walking distance to many downtown...
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In downtown Atlanta, this Art Deco hotel features a hot tub, 24-hour fitness center, and 2 on-site restaurants. Guests are within 1 mile of the Georgia Aquarium and the World of Coco-Cola.
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Grant Park Hotel at Turner Field Downtown AtlantaIn Atlanta, Georgia, this hotel is just a 2-minute walk from Turner Field, home to the Major League Baseball team, the Atlanta Braves.
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Known as "the grand dame" of Atlanta's Peachtree Street, this classically elegant hotel is across from the Fox Theatre. It features a rooftop pool, on-site dining, and free Wi-Fi.
Score from 282 reviews Excellent
paying for parking
the night scene is awesome. the staffs are nice
the wi-fi is not good in room, but the lobby wi-fi is excellent
Love the essence location and staff all were very helpful... Wasn't thrilled with the buffet breakfast... Eggs were under cooked, grits weren't grits, moat of the supposed hot food was very cold other than that my stay was right on point...
good view locate in mid town pretty and clean aroma theropy
self-paid parking window quality is so bad, wind actually blew into the room and howled so laud, couldn't rest and needed to change to another room.
Close to the Foxx theatre, Aquarium, and Olympic stadium
Staff was unfriendly and uncooperative. Requested adjoining rooms and confirmed this twice prior to arrival and...not only were they not adjoining but they weren't by each other. Hot water was weak and lasted about 5 minutes. I will not be back.
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Never could connect to wi go. Lady in housekeeping couldn't help but I'm not very good with electronics. We were on 8th floor and ice machine didn't work nor on floor 9 but finally found ice on 10th floor.
All was OK. Staff was really helpful and breakfast was nice. In fact i can not complain on anything. Location is nice as metro is close.
I really enjoy our greeting when we first arrived. The front desk clerk I believe his name was Ramon, was absolutely professional and very accommodating. He explained everything to us and answered any questions we had. He deserves special recognition.
I absolutely loved your dinning accommodations on the property site. The breakfast bar was delightful and room service was very timely and professional. House keeping was always accessible when we needed extra supplies.
Great breakfast!
Too much noise from the street
The view was nice
System was down all weekend took us 3 hours to check in. I assumed room came with a balcony but they lock all their balconies without telling you after you already purchased the room. Ill never book at this hotel ever again
Location-close to highway and restaurants Nice view Good check-in experience, friendly bar staff and greeters.
Bathrooms. I don't like sinks in an open area; there's a lack of bathroom privacy Cheap hotels are set up like that. No access to the balcony. What happened to cause the doors to be nailed ? Not able to check out from the room. I never check out at the desk, but was forced to at this location.
I liked that the hotel was not too far from my daughter's college.
There seemed to be alot of noise in the evening from sirens and motorcycles racing up and down the street.
Close enought to walk pretty much everywhere we wanted to go in Midtown this trip. Hotel has self parking which was a plus for us. Staff was great, friendly and helpful. Hotel was clean, beds weren't too bad. This place is a great value. Also the crew running the breakfast area/Resturaunt were outstanding.
Just wish we had balcony access (door was drilled shut so it couldn't be opened), but other than that we didn't have any problems.
Staff is friendly.
Self parking for guests is inconvenient and expensive. $15 a day down the street with no in and out access...all bad. Linens and towels were stained. Wi-Fi was either not working or slow to connect. Room and hallways smell like mildew.
I enjoyed the convenience of the location. The balcony view was awesome. The bathroom was very clean. The room was cool. The breakfast was aaaaammmazing! The doorman are well knowledgable of the area. Charmaine Halley is the best employee of the Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown! There were two other young ladies but I dont remember there name. They worked on the morning shift of October 4th, 2014. All in all, my stay was great. Ohhhh the in room dining is so awesome. But this hotel is best for their location and service. Its 1 minute away from the train station. And just under 20minutes from most of Atlanta's attractions!
The hotel would truly be a four-star hotel if it was updated. Feels like he hasn't been modernized for a little while. The bed was truly comfortable I have no complaints about that the room was big but the furniture was awkwardly arranged and some of the fixtures were old and fragile.The staff was very friendly and attentive. All in all I would recommend this hotel.
The hotel feels a little outdated, it doesn't really feel like a four-star hotel.
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The lobby was nice. The valet staff was nice The front desk manager was helpful and nice.
In the room the wallpaper was peeling. The bed's duvet did not have a cover and look dirty, old and worn out. For a duvet cover they put a flat bed sheet over and under it and tucked in the ends! House keeping yelled at my husband in some other language.
Cheapest possible room fittings, no noise insulation,
The rooms were clean. The staff was nice and friendly. The shower was wonderful.
Hotel charging full price while under renovation. Old Hotel still showing through. Dimly lit smoking section, chemical leaking and faulty banister in the area. Security lacking - has questionable areas (like the top floor) where anyone can wander into. Has ethernet wiring but no ethernet (come on Atlanta - wired is always better, more reliable and faster than wireless - whats up with all these wireless only hotel options?); breakfast and the bar are prohibitively expensive ($16.00 for a breakfast - crazy!). Parking solution was parasitic at best - we know that reasonable parking is insane in Atlanta, so they decide to valet the Hotel parking lot at $30.00 a pop with no in and out (pay again). The area was very unsavory, which made it dangerous to park away from the hotel, which made people feel necessary to pay exorbitant prices to valet at the hotel... Decor was in transition and garish. Otherwise the place was clean but the price was too high. They should wait until they are fully open and THEN raise the prices - as it is now they should only charge half of what they are charging.
Good price for location.
Did not get room layout requested.
This hotel was definately a complete disappointment. The house keeping staff was super friendly but the desk clerks could certainly use some work. Got the room for a Music Festival in town so luckily we did not have to spend a ton of time in the room. What we got for 199$ a night was so below par and the management should be embarrased. Where is this money going? It certainly is not contributing to the upkeep of this hotel. - We checked in and got up to room, discovered white pills in the floor near the bed skirt. Closer examination revealed they were melatonin pills(sleep aids). So are the rooms not being vacuumed? Thank goodness we are at least intelligent adults and do not consume random pills, but what if a family had checked in and a child had found them? So naturally we checked the skirt area of the other bed and sure enough have eaten candy stuck in the carpet, gross. Also we had no trashcan any where in the room and took well over an hour for them to get one to us. You would think this would all be bad enough but it does not end there. There was a hole in the wall near one of the headboards big enought to stick a hand into. The bathroom had no ventilation fan resulting in peeling paint and a sauna like effect when showering. The door in the bathroom was all beat up and peeling on the door itself and around the frame. This is not what an "upscale hotel" is supposed to look like. I have stayed in motel 6's that had more class. The gym is laughable, one working cardio machine out of 3 and a weight rack that is missing 90% of its free weights. Later on the first night we called down to request a few extra blankets(none were in the closet) and were told that "if they had any one would be brought up" .... excuse me? If you have any? If I paying right at 200$ a night some one had better bring me as many blankets as I like!
Crowne Plaza was wonderful and comfortable. Didn't have any issue with the staff.
The wifi was terrible. It was so weak. Always went on and off.
The staff was really nice and the place is right beside Marta and Varsity. For the most part, I was pleased and would probably stay there again.
I did a search to find something close to Peidmont Park and this Hotel was not as close as it said on the search. The price, when I made the reservation, ended up being around $60 more at checkout time due to parking and other misc. fees/taxes that I thought were included in the initial price, when I booked it.
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Daughter's bravery helped Vardalos write Mom memoir
ON Wednesday night in Toronto, Oscar-nominated screenwriter-actress Nia Vardalos scored a formidable addition to an already impressive resumé: bestselling author.
Vardalos was in T.O. on a book tour for her memoir/adoption guide Instant Mom. Over the phone, she practically bubbles with recalling how she got to share the news of the literary coup.
As is often the case with Vardalos, members of her family and friends were involved.
"(They) came in for my book signing at Indigo, and we all went for dinner. I pulled my phone out and I saw a bunch of emails, so I checked to make sure everything was OK."
More than OK. The book had hit bestseller status for pre-sales alone. Not all the book store outlets have checked in with physical sales figures.
"It's amazing that it happened so quickly," Vardalos says.
Maybe not that amazing. The Winnipeg-born Vardalos pretty much proved she has a way with connecting to a huge and appreciative audience following the unprecedented success of the 2002 movie she wrote and starred in, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, a modest US$5-million comedy that grossed in the neighbourhood of a quarter of a billion dollars.
But where Greek Wedding was a highly fictionalized account of her betrothal to fellow actor and hubby Ian Gomez, Instant Mom is a revealing account of Vardalos's inspiring relationship with her adopted daughter, Ilaria.
The book encompasses an inside account of the adoption process, the journey of getting to know her daughter and Vardalos's own difficult battle with infertility. (On the rainy morning she learned she was nominated for an Oscar for writing My Big Fat Greek Wedding, she recounts driving to a fertility clinic for a third attempt at in-vitro fertilization.)
Bear in mind, Vardalos is an extremely private person, and fiercely protective of her daughter's privacy. She never allows her to be photographed, and comes up with creative ways to stymie paparazzi. When Vardalos was shooting the American Girl movie McKenna Shoots for the Stars in Winnipeg in 2011, she wouldn't even reveal her daughter's name.
She acknowledges writing the book did not come easy.
"It was terrifying, and very difficult," she says.
Vardalos knew she had a book in her. When she originally conceived it, it was "a dry textbook of how to adopt."
When she took meetings with some publishing houses, many seemed eager for her to title the book My Big Fat Greek Baby.
There were, she says, "people who truly didn't get what I was trying to do, which was keep my daughter's privacy and anonymity and yet provide information on how to adopt.
"But because Harper Collins was so compassionate and truly understood what I was trying to do, they said the magical words that any writer wants to hear: 'We want you to write the book that you want to write.'
"They also said: 'How about with a little bit of personal anecdote?' And I said: OK."
"It was very difficult," she says of the process. "I have a writing office and I would close my computer and leave it at the end of the day and go and wash my face because I looked like I had just come from a workout class.
"So as I started to chronicle how to adopt, I put that personal story in and then I put this personal story in.
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In fact, Ilaria, now nearly eight, proved to be supportive of the book.
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"It was exhausting to write it and now I feel it's cathartic," Vardalos says.
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The Handwriting Wars: Bridging the Digital Divide with Keyboarding
Submitted by TimDaly on Thu, 08/02/2012 - 12:58pm
This presentation counters the conventional myth that handwriting instruction in cursive be replaced with keyboarding. It asserts the cognitive connection of handwriting instruction with communication and suggests a balanced approach.
Fri, 11/16/2012 - 9:00am - 10:00am
April Blakely, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY
East Lobby - Level Six
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This is in relation to http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/powershell/powershell_remote.htm . Currently, most of the machines in my Test environment are on Powershell 1.0. Under such a scenario, is there a way by which I can still manage to make remote calls via Powershell from one machine to another. My ultimate motive is to start/stop/restart a windows service remotely using Powershell.
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You're not going to be able to use PowerShell Remoting in 1.0, but you can use WMI or .Net ServiceController for this task.
In fact, if you have 2.0 on the client you're on, you can skip a couple of steps versus the way it's written on either of those posts by using Invoke-WMIMethod:
Note: for general remoting, you could set up an SSH server on each box and remote in that way (and set up PowerShell as the default shell), /n software has a pre-built solution around that.


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