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Posted February 14, 2009 at 6:28PM
anything else in the pipeline?
we got off to a very good start what may be next?
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Posted February 15, 2009 at 12:25AM
We have another beta test in the pipeline, but it's too early to discuss any further at the moment.
We'll announce it in the forum when everything's ready.
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A CHURCH in Blackbird Leys is facing a mammoth fundraising task as it is faced with a £400,000 bill to replace its leaking roof.
The Holy Family Church in Cuddesdon Way needs a new roof to stop the congregation getting rained on each time the heavens open.
The roof, which was designed in the 1980s, dips in the middle so water collects in the lowest part and leaks through – meaning buckets littered around the church when the weather turns.
Vicar Heather Carter said: "We had a full roof survey and we have to have a whole new roof with specially-made scaffolding to go over the top to keep it dry.
"It seems to be that it's a design fault. The drainage is not good enough."
Ms Carter said: "When it rains I need to have 12 buckets out in the church.
"At the moment we pay £10,000 every year to get it patched with rubber to make it vaguely waterproof during the winter.
"This will be the third roof in 50 years, and it's a phenomenal amount of money for a congregation that has 40 people."
The 52-year-old said that the Diocese of Oxford could not contribute unless the roof design was changed altogether.
She said: "We have to redesign the roof so that it doesn't leak and that it lasts for hundreds of years."
This has raised the question of the longevity of the building as a whole.
Ms Carter, who lives in the vicarage next to the church, said: "The church was originally built in the 1960s.
"Will the concrete last another 100 years? There's no point building a new roof only for the walls to crumble under it.
"The other issue is the regeneration plans for the Blackbird Leys area from Oxford City Council going on around us.
"It's all going to look nice and bright and shiny and then you have this concrete church in the middle.
"Is there a case to redesign part of the building, or even all of it?
"These are all questions that are hanging in the balance, we have made no decisions, nothing is finalised.
"We will need to fundraise a huge amount whatever we do."
Debbie Dallimore from the Diocese said that there had been no formal application for funding from the church, and that no official decision has been made.
She said: "It's not that we've said they can't have a roof, it's about the right kind of roof."
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CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRAVEL POLICY (Employees/Board Members) September 8, 2003 Use of college vehicles and other reimbursed travel shall be for official college use only. Reimbursement rate per mile for travel by private auto will be determined annually by the college administration but shall not exceed the mileage rate allowed by federal income tax regulations. Reimbursement for Board of Governors shall be at the rate specified in Nebraska state statutes. (Neb.R.R.S. 81-1176). Travel arrangements can be made after appropriate approval has been authorized and will require a minimum expenditure of staff time and college funds. TRAVEL PROCEDURES - Effective 08/10/04 A. General Requirements 1. Authorized travel reimbursement requests shall be listed for each day giving purpose, destination, and college account information. When required, an approved leave request must be on file for each employee incurring expenses before reimbursement will be made. The leave request must be submitted before the event occurs. Reimbursement is to be requested within 60 days of the expense. Requests older than 90 days will not be processed. 2. Original itemized receipts are required for all expenses being requested, including meals, taxi, shuttle buses, airfare, airport parking (reimbursement will be the long term surface parking rate), hotel expenses, and all other travel expenses. In the rare instance that a meal itemized receipt is not available, you are to include with your cash receipt or credit card receipt, what was purchased and cost of each item, this must total to the amount on the cash or credit card receipt. Without detail, reimbursement will be denied. When an individual continually submits claims without original itemized receipt, reimbursement will be denied. 3. To comply with budget allocations, it may be necessary from time to time to establish specific travel expense limits prior to the approval of an individual"s leave request. 4. The College does not reimburse on a per diem basis for meals and lodging. 5. Travel expenses occurring near the end of the fiscal year must be submitted to the Purchasing Department for reimbursement by July 10. Reimbursements using "Grant" dollars must be submitted by the last Wednesday in June. 6. It is the responsibility of the traveler to follow college travel policy and procedures. Supervisors are responsible for reviewing requested travel reimbursements for compliance with college policy and procedures before signing. 7. Some federal and state contracts/grants may have more restrictive travel compliance guidelines. If conflicting guidelines apply, the more restrictive rules will be used. 8. While on PROFESSIONAL LEAVE, if an employee receives a fee or any compensation for travel or participation in the conference or meeting, that fee shall be deducted from the claimed travel expense. 9. Agendas, event schedules, etc. are to be attached to the travel form when requesting reimbursement for a workshop, annual meeting, seminar, meeting, etc. 10. All employees with a college credit card are required to follow all travel reimbursement procedures. 11. Contact Purchasing Department or College Business Officer for any clarification. B. Helpful hints to economize travel dollars 1. Get approval of your immediate supervisor BEFORE you make any arrangements. 1 C:\Documents and Settings\afausett\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\WM09RME9\Travel Guidelines.doc 2. Provide your supervisor with a brochure of the conference/workshop dates and agenda. 3. Make your reservations early (at least 30 days prior to travel); purchase tickets in advance. 4. Check the media for fare announcements, i. e., special flights or future rate increases/decreases. Purchase tickets before increases take effect. 5. Take advantage of off-hour and off-day flights if the rate is better and your schedule will permit. 6. Do not request travel route based on a specific carrier. 7. Be sure to review your itinerary immediately upon receipt; last minute changes can be expensive. 8. Check for discounts for multiple registrations. 9. Check to see if governmental rates are lower than conference rates. C. Meal Reimbursement 1. Meal reimbursement shall be for cost of food plus a 15% maximum tip unless a set charge by restaurant. 2. Original, itemized receipts are required for claims submitted for food. If payment is made by personal credit card, an itemized receipt is required, in addition to the credit card receipt showing the total. Without itemized receipts, the request will not be processed. In the rare instance that a meal itemized receipt is not available, you are to include with your cash receipt or credit card receipt, what was purchased and cost of each item, this must total to the amount on the cash or credit card receipt. Without detail, reimbursement will be denied. When an individual continually submits claims without original itemized receipt, reimbursement will be denied. 3. Meals for guests are generally prohibited, unless part of college activity. 4. Meals, other than those listed in the chart below, will not be reimbursed. 5. If paying for more than one college employee, all names of those incurring expenses must be listed. 6. The college does not reimburse for snacks, alcoholic beverages or meals for service club meetings. 7. When a meal is incurred as part of College travel, use the table below as a guideline to determine when to claim reimbursement: Trip Breakfast Lunch Dinner One-day trip Not reimbursed. Not reimbursed Not reimbursed. (Unless part of job responsibilities as approved by a Vice President) Multi-day trips –first Yes, if departure from home Yes if departure is prior to Yes if departure is prior to 6:00 day is prior to 6:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. p.m. During multi-day trip Yes Yes Yes Multi-day trip – final Yes, if return is after 8:00 Yes, if return is after 1:00 Yes, if return is after 7:30 p.m. day a.m. p.m. 8. The college will not reimburse for meal costs if the meal involved is included with the conference registration fee. The daily maximum rates including tips, for Nebraska, excluding Omaha are: Breakfast $7.00, Lunch $ 11.00, Dinner $23.00. (All meal variances must be approved by a Vice President or College President.) 2 C:\Documents and Settings\afausett\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\WM09RME9\Travel Guidelines.doc Per Diem rates for NEBRASKA Effective October 1, 2009 Maximum + M & IE = Maximum per Property NOTE: If neither the city nor the county lodging (excludes rate diem rate (4) Listing is listed, the location is a standard taxes) (c) Update CONUS destination with a rate of $70.00 (a) (b) for lodging and $46.00 for meals and incidental expenses (M&IE). Key city (1) County and/or other Properties defined location (2, at Per diem 3) Omaha Douglas 101 61 162 Prop. List Description This is the Meals and Incidental Expense Breakdown as revised in FTR Case 2003-3069 of the Federal Travel Regulation effective October 1, 2009. Offerings M&IE $46 $51 $56 $61 $66 $71 Breakfast.............. 7 8 9 10 11 12 Lunch.................... 11 12 13 15 16 18 Dinner................... 23 26 29 31 34 36 Incidentals............ 5 5 5 5 5 5 9. A copy of the government meal rate must be attached for the city or region other than Nebraska. All other maximum rates can be found at http://www.gsa.gov/Portal/gsa/ep/contentView.do?contentId=17943&contentType=GSA_BASIC. For a per-meal cost breakdown, click on M & IE Breakdown on the first page of the website located above. 10. If neither the city nor the county is listed on the per diem listing, the current standard rate is to be used. Reimbursement claims for food are reviewed, and travelers may be required to justify claims. Questioned claims will not be reimbursed without satisfactory justification. 11. Consultants and presenters who are under contract to provide services to the College will not be reimbursed for meals purchased while conducting College business. Those expenses should be considered negotiated as part of their contract. Motel, hotel, and commercial fare expenses for consultants and presenters, are not to be charged to the college. However, if incurred and authorized, a travel reimbursement form is to be completed and submitted for payment. All college travel and reimbursement procedures apply. D. Mileage Reimbursement If driving to another city is required, whether it is a regularly scheduled workday or not, reimbursement will be made for the lesser of the college accepted mileage total to that city from the regular work location, or from home. 3 C:\Documents and Settings\afausett\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\WM09RME9\Travel Guidelines.doc Mileage is paid only for college activities. The mileage rate is $.50 cents as of January 1, 2010. 1. The purchase of gasoline will not be reimbursed, only mileage. 2. See the Purchasing portion of the College website for current mileage reimbursement rates 3. The following are the standard college-accepted mileage roundtrip totals: Columbus to: Grand Island to: Hastings to: Grand Island 144 Columbus 144 Grand Island 50 Hastings 182 Hastings 50 Columbus 182 Kearney 230 Kearney 99 Kearney 116 Lexington 304 Lexington 171 Lexington 188 Holdrege 290 Holdrege 163 Holdrege 108 Lincoln 166 Lincoln 196 Lincoln 211 Omaha 178 Omaha 306 Omaha 321 Kearney to: Holdrege to: Lexington to: Grand Island 99 Grand Island 163 Grand Island 171 Hastings 116 Hastings 108 Hastings 188 Columbus 230 Columbus 290 Columbus 304 Holdrege 67 Kearney 67 Holdrege 81 Lexington 75 Lexington 81 Kearney 75 Lincoln 262 Lincoln 323 Lincoln 333 Omaha 372 Omaha 433 Omaha 443 E. Lodging Federal rates apply unless lodging is procured at a prearranged place such as a hotel where a meeting, conference or training session is held. It is preferred that hotel reservations be made by the individuals requiring the room, or someone in their department on their behalf. Immediately process a requisition showing the date, event, and location where event will be held, city, state, individual"s name, number of days required for lodging, full name and address of the hotel, and a check will be sent in payment for that lodging. Include the cost of all taxes associated with the lodging so taxes can also be paid. In-state hotels should not charge tax. A tax exempt certificate can be obtained from the college web site, 4 C:\Documents and Settings\afausett\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\WM09RME9\Travel Guidelines.doc purchasing web page or by calling the department. The tax exempt certificate is to be used only in conjunction with official college business. 1. Purchasing may issue an emergency purchase order number that can be given to the hotel to hold the room. Inform the hotel that the college will be issuing a check to them for the charges within a few days. 2. If that method is not acceptable, or enough advance time was not allowed for a college check to be mailed, or someone else is accompanying the college employee (spouse, relative, etc.), the employee must use a personal credit card to pay for lodging expenses. 3. If college business related phone calls are charged to the hotel bill, the name of the person called must be listed by each phone call in order to be reimbursed. 4. If more than one individual from Central Community College is attending the same out-of-town event, it is highly recommended that at least two people of the same gender share lodging accommodations. Any expenses for non-employees (i.e. family or friends) will not be reimbursed. For lodging reimbursement, an original itemized guest receipt must be attached to the reimbursement form, as credit card receipts alone are not acceptable. If another employee occupied the room, the name must be listed. A leave request is required for every college employee with overnight expenses. If the college has prepaid the lodging, an original itemized lodging receipt is still required to be attached to the travel reimbursement. 5. When Central Community College employees attend a conference or activities with students requiring overnight accommodations, employees and students will not share hotel rooms unless approved by the campus president. (College Cabinet/8-7-08) F. Conference Registrations Make conference registrations by processing a requisition with attached original completed registration form and conference agenda. A purchase order and check will then be issued for payment of the registration fees. 1. If necessary, an emergency purchase order number can be faxed to the conference headquarters on a registration form to hold a space until a college check can be issued. 2. A personal credit card can also be used. After the conference, reimbursement will be made upon submission of a travel reimbursement form with the original itemized receipt and the original credit card statement attached showing such charge. If paid by personal check, a receipt for such payment or a copy of the cancelled check (front and back) showing such payment must be submitted for reimbursement. When submitting a travel reimbursement form after the conference, attached must be a copy of the completed registration form, an agenda or other documentation showing what expenses the conference registration fee included. 3. If conference or seminar materials are available for sale at the conference, college procedures require order forms to be submitted to the budget officer for approval after returning to the college. Materials are then purchased following regular purchasing procedures. G. Airline Reservations Coach only- Local travel agencies should be used. The person traveling, or someone in that department, should make the reservation. An emergency purchase order can be requested from the Purchasing Department in order to make airline reservations to attend a conference or seminar. Travel agencies in the college area will accept a college purchase order. When the tickets and invoice are received, forward the invoice to Purchasing. Be sure that you will be able to attend the conference, as most airlines will not allow a substitute to use the ticket. If a cancellation is made, there is a penalty charge and in most cases, no refund will be made. Remember that you will not be reimbursed for this expense until you return from the trip. If you book your own airfare with your personal credit card and you cancel the trip, you will not be reimbursed. 1. Choosing to drive rather than fly: If the choice is made to drive a personal vehicle rather than fly commercially, 5 C:\Documents and Settings\afausett\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\WM09RME9\Travel Guidelines.doc reimbursement will be made for the lesser transportation cost of the current airfare rates plus mileage to and from airport, airport parking, shuttle, taxi or the actual mileage at the college rate. If you choose to drive rather than fly, you will not be reimbursed for food or lodging expenses that would have been avoided by using commercial air. When one or more persons are authorized to use a private vehicle, reimbursement shall not exceed more than one air fare. 2. Consideration should also be given to the cost of using a college vehicle rather than flying commercially. If the mileage cost of the vehicle is greater than commercial air, then commercial air is to be utilized. In determining cost, mileage to and from airport, parking, (reimbursement will be the long term surface parking rate, not covered parking rate), shuttle, or taxi to and from the airport should be considered. Here are the websites for the parking rates for Omaha (Eppley) http://www.eppleyairfield.com/ and Lincoln http://www.lincolnairport.com/. 3. State statue allows for only single payment. The individual is due only single mileage or equivalent airfare cost, whichever is less. H. Car Rental Permission for a rental car must be obtained in advance from the College Business Officer. Requests are to be routed for required signatures and then to the College Business Officer. The requesting employee will need to demonstrate that other means of transportation are not available, or are more costly than a rental car. Employees only are authorized as drivers, and the rental car should be used for official college use only. Additional insurance is not required and will not be reimbursed. The form for rental car permission can be found on the college web, "Purchasing Department", then "Travel Guidelines". Click on "Car Rental" and then on "CLICK HERE" to download the form. I. International Travel Approval from the College President must be obtained for any travel outside the 48 contiguous states. It is strongly recommended that the traveler"s personal credit card be used to charge most purchases as the current monetary exchange rate will then be figured automatically on the credit card statement. Foreign travel guidelines published by the U.S. State Department will be used as reference for maximum allowable hotel, meal, and incidental amounts (U.S. State Department "Maximum Travel Per Diem Allowances for Foreign Areas"). Hotel, meals, and incidentals must be substantiated by original receipts. Actual expenses will be reimbursed up to the maximum allowed by the U. S. State Department guidelines. Tips for meals should be included in the meal category on the College Travel Reimbursement form and are included in the maximum amounts. Travelers may look up the current allowances for specific destinations at the following Internet site: http://www.state.gov/www/perdiems/index.html Passport issuance fees will not be reimbursed by the College for staff members or students. Passports are valid for a period of ten years and may be used for personal use during the time period. Entrance visas and departure/exit fees are required by some countries and are issued for a specific time period. Visa fees and departure/exit fees are reimbursable by the College. These fees should be included in the fees for the trip. Staff members will be reimbursed a reasonable amount for photographs required for visa applications. Staff members must submit original receipts with the College Travel Reimbursement form. Foreign exchange rates must be documented by exchange receipts. J. Advance Travel Checks 1. Advance travel checks can be requested by using the Travel Advance Request and Agreement form available on the Central Community College website. The minimum request is $100. The request, with an attached list of estimated cost, is to be forwarded to the Administrative Office College Accounting Manager in Grand Island by Wednesday, for processing with the scheduled check run on Thursday, of each week. 6 C:\Documents and Settings\afausett\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\WM09RME9\Travel Guidelines.doc 2. Upon approval from the College Accounting Manager, a voucher will be created and a check will be processed. When the voucher is created, this will establish a receivable account for the individual with the amount of the check processed showing as a debit to the account. 3. When the person returns, the remaining cash can be credited to the receivable account. The individual will process a travel reimbursement request. When the travel check is received, reimbursement to the college can be made on campus through the Student Accounts Office or through the Administrative Office College Accounting Manager in Grand Island. 4. Repayment of the travel advance must then be made for the entire amount of the advance directly to the college. It is not offset or subtracted from the travel reimbursement. If repayment is not made within 60 days, the college will deduct the amount from the person"s paycheck. 5. Special Travel Provisions: It is recognized that due to particular or unusual circumstances, situations may present themselves in regard to travel authorizations, accountability and reimbursement which are not specifically addressed herein. The travelers' supervisor, Purchasing Department and the College Business Officer will address these as the situation dictates. K. Non-Authorized Travel and Non-Travel Expenditures for reimbursement The following list of non-authorized expenses is provided as a guide and is not all-inclusive: 1. Alcoholic beverages and virgin or non-alcoholic specialty beverages. 2. Pharmaceutical products, including aspirin and other pain relievers. 3. Flowers, holiday communications and decorations, or personal objects (such as Kleenex tissues, greeting cards, electric fans and decorative objects for personal offices). 4. Items for entertainment such as food and beverages, paper cups or plates, napkins, and greeting cards for the personal benefit of faculty and staff (such as employee welcomes and farewells, birthdays, departmental parties, retirements). 5. Gifts, donations or contributions to individuals or organizations (other than those approved under the awards and door prize procedures). 6. Meals or snacks (coffee, juice, rolls, bagels, etc.) for CCC employee meetings. Exceptions for college/campus wide meetings with an agenda that includes a working lunch must be pre-approved by a vice president or the college president. (Lunches for college committees/groups will not be provided by CCC.) 7. TV movies, videos, personal telephone calls, snacks, and desserts not served in conjunction with a meal, travel insurance, dry cleaning or laundry service; cost of meals, travel or lodging for spouses or other personal guests. L. Tipping Tips for food service will be reimbursed at 15% (maximum) of the food bill unless a set charge by the restaurant. The college will reimburse tips at the standard GSA rate of $3.00 total per day for maid service, bellhops, porters, valet parking, and any other service other than food service. Taxi tips are not to exceed 15%. M. Reimbursement of travel expenses to be paid to interviewees. (11/2/00) The campus or department arranging or conducting interviews is responsible for informing interviewees concerning how to file a claim and expenses that will be reimbursed. No charges are to be made directly to the college or a college credit card. The person interviewed is responsible for all costs. Reimbursement will be made upon 7 C:\Documents and Settings\afausett\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\WM09RME9\Travel Guidelines.doc completion of travel request, with attached receipts. Itemized receipts will be required for lodging, air fare, rental cars and meals. 1. Expenses paid for all full-time interviews. Included are classified, contract and faculty positions. 2. Reimbursement of mileage only for travel in excess of 100 miles one way. 3. Mileage reimbursed at current college rate, miles to be the most direct route as per mileage calculation software. 4. If air travel is necessary, will pay lesser of mileage or air fare. 5. Air-fare will be reimbursed for coach class only. 6. Board and room, if claimed, will be paid for distances traveled in excess of 300 miles one way. Room will be reimbursed up to $75.00 of actual cost per night not to exceed two nights. Board at $30.00 per day. 7. Use of rental cars is permissive, not mandatory. Rental cars, when authorized by the Campus President/Vice President will be reimbursed at the cost of a compact vehicle, insurance and taxes, plus fuel used. Any excess miles driven or additional cost will be the responsibility of the renter. 8. Telephone and other expenses will not be reimbursed. 9. Cost of travel will be the responsibility of the respective campus or cluster. 10. Expenses for spouse or traveling companion(s) will not be reimbursed. 11. Cost of alcohol will not be reimbursed. 12. Provide a travel reimbursement form to the person interviewed along with a self-addressed envelope. 13. The college retains the right to determine, what, if any, expenses will be reimbursed under this procedure. This information can also be found on the college web site – "Offices", then "Purchasing Department". Questions should be directed to the immediate supervisor, Vice President, College Business Officer, or Purchasing Department. 8 C:\Documents and Settings\afausett\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\WM09RME9\Travel Guidelines.doc
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Google has released the official Google Translate for iPhone app, giving smartphone users the ability to "speak to translate" and have their translation spoken out loud for them in one of 23 different languages.
The app provides features not found on the Google Translate HTML5 web app that has been available for iPhone users since August 2008.
The app supports a full screen mode that enlarges the translated text, making it easier to "show the translation to the person you are communicating with," says Google in its February 8 blog post.
The text-to-speech feature uses the new speech synthesizer voices Google introduced on the desktop version of Google Translate in December 2010.
While it doesn't yet translate text found within images like rival iPhone app Word Lens, Google's Translate for iPhone will prove invaluable for travelers and those who want to quickly translate basic phrases.
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Drivers support decision to make Busch Chase eligible BUY: Rowdy Returns T-Shirt " RELATED: NASCAR grants Busch a Chase waiver NASCAR competitors testing at Dover International Speedway on Wednesday said they have no qualms with NASCAR granting fellow Kyle Busch a waiver that keeps his Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup eligibility intact. "We don't have sick days in our sport," six-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson said during a lunch break at the 1-mile track. "If you get injured in our industry, the repercussions are so big. "Even though he is granted a waiver, you just look at what the team has been through – a couple of different drivers trying to develop the equipment and get it going, missed opportunities to win races. It's a huge penalty to have an injury. If you can come back and win a race, you deserve to be in the Chase." Busch, driver of the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 Toyota, missed the first 11 points races after breaking his right leg and fracturing his left foot in a crash in the season-opening XFINITY Series race at Daytona International Speedway . On Wednesday, NASCAR announced its decision to allow Busch to remain eligible, as long as he is in the top 30 in championship driver points standings following the season's 26th race. Busch announced on Tuesday that he would be back in the Sprint Cup car this weekend for Saturday's Sprint All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway (7 p.m. ET, FOX Sports 1, PRN, Sirius XM NASCAR). MORE: Busch says All-Star event is 'perfect' for return Under the rules, to be eligible for the Chase drivers must attempt to complete in the 26 points races leading up to the Chase. The 16-team field is comprised of the season's winners and, if fewer than 16 drivers win at least one race, those highest in the points standings following the cutoff race. Daytona 500 winner Joey Logano ( Team Penske ) said, "It's not like he chose to skip races … that's the difference. "They don't want to see someone win a race and say 'alright, I'm good, I'm going to take four or five weeks off and enjoy it and not drive a race car.' … "Kyle is getting back in the car as soon as he possibly can to try to make the Chase. I think letting him do it is fine … that's the way it should be. It's not his fault he got hurt in the first place." The possibility that Busch wins one of the remaining 15 "regular-season" races isn't far-fetched. He has 29 career victories and has won one or more races for 10 consecutive seasons. Climbing his way into the top 30 in points is another matter. Busch would likely need an average finish of at least 16th or to find himself in the top 30 after 26 races. "I don't know what he has to do to get in the top 30," Logano said. "… I think it's well deserved; he's worked hard to get back in the race car and if we race him for a championship at the end of the year, great. I'm not going to say it he shouldn't have won it or something like that. "Those are the rules that we've got … with the Chase, that you're able to recover if something like that happens." David Ragan , who filled in for Busch in nine races, said the NASCAR announcement simply provided Busch an avenue to attempt to qualify. The rest will be up to the driver and the team, led by crew chief Adam Stevens. Ragan took over the reins of the car after Daytona (two-time Camping World Truck Series champion Matt Crafton stepped in at DIS) while 18-year-old Erik Jones made his Sprint Cup debut last weekend at Kansas with the team. "He's just eligible, obviously," Ragan said of Busch. "He's still got to have a great season to make the Chase. He's got to win a race, which isn't easy to do, there are still a lot of good guys that haven't won a race in quite some time; he's got to score some pretty good points to get in the top 30. "I think NASCAR made the right call and Kyle should be happy with that; if he can meet that criteria and make the Chase, he deserves to be in. "If he can score those kind of points, be in the top 30 and win a race, (that's) a chase team and (he's) a Chase driver." • Johnson, Logano and Ragan were among 12 drivers taking part in the open test at Dover . Also on hand were Jamie McMurray ( Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates), Austin Dillon ( Richard Childress Racing ), Danica Patrick ( Stewart-Haas Racing ), Denny Hamlin ( Joe Gibbs Racing ), Casey Mears ( Germain Racing ), Greg Biffle ( Roush Fenway Racing ), Jeb Burton ( BK Racing ), Aric Almirola ( Richard Petty Motorsports ) and AJ Allmendinger ( JTG Daugherty Racing ). Logano, Hamlin, Patrick and Allmendinger took part in a two-day Goodyear tire test at Dover prior to Wednesday's team test. • Johnson said while Dover and Charlotte appear vastly different, there are things his Hendrick Motorsports team could pick up during the Wednesday test that might be beneficial at CMS. "We might not be able to learn and have the speed on the track today, but we'll go home with some ideas … some things that didn't work or did work and let our group at home stew on it," he said. "It'll help actually this weekend leading into Charlotte. Charlotte and Dover , oddly enough, do have very common sensations and loads and things through the race car. So this test … comes at a good time for us and we should be able to apply things to Charlotte." FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
Four drivers and fans have chances to win $100,000 MORE: How Dash 4 Cash works; enter now! CONCORD, N.C. -- Regan Smith said he didn't realize until Friday that Saturday's Hisense 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway was the qualifier for the NASCAR XFINITY Series' Dash 4 Cash Sweepstakes. But on Saturday in the driver's meeting he tapped Jason Burdett, crew chief of the No. 7 JR Motorsports Chevrolet, on the shoulder and said, "Hey, you know this is the Dash 4 Cash race and we need to be good today." The No. 7 remained steady and in the top 10 for the majority of the race, but what made Saturday good was a late pit stop that propelled Smith to a fourth-place finish, his best at Charlotte. Smith led a group of Dash 4 Cash qualifiers that included Darrell Wallace Jr . (fifth place), Daniel Suarez (sixth) and Ty Dillon (seventh) in a race won by Austin Dillon . The best finisher among the four in next week's Buckle Up presented by Click it or Ticket 200 at Dover International Speedway (2:30 p.m. ET, FOX) will take home $100,000 and advance to the next round of the Dash 4 Cash. For Wallace, the fifth-place finish at Charlotte was a career best in his young XFINITY Series career and came on the heels of a sixth-place showing at Iowa. Wallace also finished sixth at Texas earlier this season, and the driver of the No. 6 Roush Fenway Racing Ford said he's building some momentum. "This is a confidence booster for all of my guys," Wallace said. "We just have to clean up ourselves on pit road. That's been a struggle for us these last couple races, but we've been able to manage a couple spots on restarts and come away with our first top-five in the series. ... This is where we need to be. We're setting up ship for late in the season." As for the immediate future, Wallace said he needed to learn how to translate qualifying success at Dover International Speedway into a race win. In 2012, Wallace won the pole in the fall XFINITY race at Dover only to finish 12th. He also won a pole there in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series in the spring of 2013 but finished 10th. " Dover has been a very successful track for me," Wallace said. "It would be nice if (the Dash 4 Cash) paid for the pole there because I'm pretty good at qualifying there. I haven't got the finishes I wanted, but I'm excited to be in the XFINITY Series and part of the Dash 4 Cash Series, so I'm glad to be one of the four." Wallace and fellow rookie Suarez will mix it up with Smith and Dillon, who are veterans of the Dash 4 Cash battles -- with Dillon winning a Dash 4 Cash race last year at Indianapolis Motor Speedway . In addition to Dover and Indianapolis, the Dash 4 Cash will take place at Bristol Motor Speedway and Darlington Raceway this year. Suarez, who qualified 19th for Saturday's race in Charlotte, charged through the field early and maintained a top-10 position for the second half of the race. Suarez's sixth-place finish in his first race at CMS was his fourth top 10 of the season. "We had a hard time in qualifying -- maybe one of my worst qualifying runs of the year at 19th," Suarez said. "All these guys, they don't know how to give up and that's something that is really good, and I'm learning to be just like that as well." And like Smith, Suarez was pleasantly surprised that Saturday marked the beginning of the Dash 4 Cash. "That's cool and something new actually," Suarez said. "I saw the Dash 4 Cash, and I don't know exactly how it works or anything, but I'm really proud to be part of this and something new for me." FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
Feeling strong after 600 miles bodes well for No. 18 driver SHOP: 'Rowdy Returns' shirt, more Busch gear CONCORD, N.C. -- As NASCAR's greatest endurance test, Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 also provided a good litmus test for Kyle Busch in his first points race since suffering leg and foot injuries in the XFINITY Series opener at Daytona International Speedway . And with the exception of some left foot soreness, Busch said he came through with flying colors in the annual Memorial Day weekend contest. However, he joked that he needed about 10 more laps to improve on his 11th-place finish. Fuel-mileage strategy came into play late in the race, and despite Busch having a strong No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota, he wasn't able to finish higher because the drivers in front of him who gambled didn't run out of gas. Still, the fact he completed all 400 laps and didn't need to go to backup driver Erik Jones was a step in the right direction. "I'm a little surprised that I feel as good as I do, you know," Busch said afterward. "I was expecting to be a little bit more beat up and tired, but honestly, I'm not. ... There could be two sides to that. If you go week-to-week-to-week you could grind yourself out and you get tired, whereas I just took a three‑month vacation. My body feels pretty good, and it's only been beat up in the gym." But all those leg lifts, squats and presses were controlled movements, whereas a 600-mile Sprint Cup Series race is anything but that. So for Busch not only to survive the rigors of the race but also show he could race well was a good sign for his Chase for the Sprint Cup chances. Busch needs to finish in the top 30 in the point standings and get a win to compete in the playoffs come the fall. MORE: Timeline of Kyle Busch 's injury and recovery There were some highlights from Sunday that indicated if Busch does get to the playoffs, he'll be a tough out. First, it didn't take him long (116 laps) to move from a starting spot of 17th all the way up to sixth. Then, after 300 laps, Busch was in second place behind Martin Truex Jr . "All in all, I felt like that was a great race for us," Busch said. "We ran really strong. We ran up front, and we showed we had some speed. You know, it certainly is frustrating to finish where we did. That's disappointing. But sometimes you do win these things by fuel‑mileage races, so congratulations to our teammates, Carl (Edwards) and Matt (Kenseth)." Now that Busch passed his first big test it's on to Dover International Speedway and the rest of the season, where Busch will need to prove he can perform like this repeatedly. Despite being 200 miles shorter, Dover won't be easy, said Busch. "This race here is quite relative to Dover next week," Busch said. "This week is an endurance race for as long as it is, and I think it sets you up for that Dover race. The Dover race is more taxing on your body I feel like; it beats you up a little more." In order to prepare, Busch will take Monday off to rest and get some fluids back into his system. He said he has a doctor appointment on Tuesday along with meetings at JGR. Then on Wednesday, he'll do balancing exercises before hitting it hard in a workout on Thursday before heading to Dover . That's the recipe that helped him come back relatively quickly from the serious injuries, and he's sticking to it. Whether he's able to continue to confound the skeptics remains to be seen. FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
RCR driver scores fourth career XFINITY Series win RELATED: Full race results " Updated series standings " Learn more about Dash 4 Cash CONCORD, N.C. – For the second straight Saturday, Denny Hamlin had the chance to hold off a race's strongest car for the victory. Unlike last Saturday's NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race, however, there were too many laps left after the final restart in Saturday's Hisense 300 NASCAR XFINITY Series, and polesitter Austin Dillon powered past Hamlin on Lap 186 of 200 to finish the race where he belonged—at the front of the field. By the time he crossed the finish line, Dillon was 2.692 seconds ahead of Hamlin, who had taken the lead during a restart on Lap 167 that saw Dillon fall back to fourth from the inside lane by the time the leaders exited Turn 2. One by one, Dillon picked off Regan Smith , Kahne and Hamlin on the way to his second XFINITY Series victory of the season, his first at Charlotte and the fourth of his career. Kahne ran third behind Dillon and Hamlin, followed by Smith and rookies Darrell Wallace Jr . and Daniel Suarez . Ty Dillon came home seventh and trimmed the series lead of 11th-place finisher Chris Buescher to four points. Dillon led 163 laps and held an advantage of more than six seconds during a 54-lap green-flag run that preceded the second caution of the race on Lap 110. How good was Dillon's No. 33 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet? "I didn't want to get out of this thing," Dillon said in Victory Lane. "This thing drove so good. It was a heck of a race there with Denny at the end and Kasey (Kahne). I had to go right there in lapped traffic (to make the winning pass). "I knew if I didn't hurry up and get in front of him right there, the tires might equalize (in terms of grip)." But when Dillon picked the inside lane for what proved to be the final restart—after a caution for Kyle Fowler 's wreck in Turn 1—Hamlin seized what he considered a fortuitous opportunity and surged into the lead. "I thought when the 33 gave us the outside, that was a big advantage for us if we could stay with him through Turns 1 and 2," said Hamlin, who last Saturday held off Kevin Harvick in the final 10-lap shootout to win the Sprint All-Star Race. "We (did), and it allowed us to get position on him and even get him shuffled a few spots. "That was all good, but his car was just so fast he just overcame that track position." Hamlin lost the lead when the lapped car of Peyton Sellers stayed low and forced Hamlin's No. 54 Toyota to pass on the outside. "I needed to stay on the bottom," Hamlin said. "My car was best on the bottom. His car was pinned to the bottom as well. So I needed all of the lapped cars to move up high, and all of them did, except for the 97 (Sellers). He gave us the high line. That just killed us and killed our chances from that point, once the 33 got to our inside." Dillon chose the inside line because his car had worked well on the bottom for the entire race to that point. "My spotter (Andy Houston) made the fact that we should have probably taken the top, and I had been on the bottom all day, so I chose the bottom again," Dillon said. "I just didn't want to let these guys down (his crew). The Rheem car was so fast... "I thought about it, and I probably should have used the top, just because I would have had the run down the backstretch. It seems that, as the race goes on, that the outside can stop spinning the tires, and the rubber lays down... "Andy made the point, and it all worked out, but I'll definitely learn from that, for sure." Smith, Wallace, Suarez and Ty Dillon qualified for next week's XFINITY Dash 4 Cash competition at Dover as the top four finishers among series regulars. Those drivers will compete for $100,000 in next Saturday's race at Dover , with the top finisher among them claiming the prize. FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule
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Fans, drivers have chance to win $100,000 RELATED: 100,000 reasons to win " Learn more about Dash 4 Cash CONCORD, N.C. -- Roush Fenway Racing 's Chris Buescher picked up his second win in the NASCAR XFINITY Series last weekend at Iowa Speedway and took over the series points lead, but he said Thursday the only regret he had from the performance was that it didn't come this week in the Dash 4 Cash qualifier. Saturday's Hisense 300 (2:30 p.m. ET, FOX, PRN, Sirius XM) at Charlotte Motor Speedway marks the first step in the 2015 Dash 4 Cash as Buescher and other drivers who are eligible for XFINITY Series points will get a chance to race into the program's opener next weekend at Dover International Speedway . The Dash 4 Cash is a yearly contest that sparks excitement in the form of a $100,000 paycheck to the highest-finishing eligible driver in four select XFINITY Series races. This year's Dash 4 Cash includes races next week at Dover , July 25 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway , Aug. 21 at Bristol Motor Speedway and Sept. 5 at Darlington Raceway . "I love short track racing and to have Dover and Darlington and Bristol in there is awesome, because those are three of my top five race tracks," Buescher said. "If we're fortunate enough to qualify in for it, I think the red banner on the windshield and the spoiler will match our paint scheme quite nicely." Yes, the red banner and spoiler on Dash 4 Cash-eligible cars will replace the blue ones that were used last year when Nationwide ran the show. But that isn't the only change Comcast made since taking over the program. The qualifier race is new to Charlotte, as is the finale at Darlington -- last year's finale at Iowa was won by Trevor Bayne -- and the inclusion of Dover and Bristol is also a change. Plus, the schedule is more spread out than usual, allowing Bristol and Darlington to get into the mix. But what remains the same is that fans can enter the NASCAR XFINITY Series $100,000 Sweepstakes at www.nascar.com/Dash4Cash for a chance to take home their own stack of cash if they are paired up with the winning driver at Darlington. "There's a lot of hype around it and it's cool for fan engagement and for the drivers to try and put a little extra pressure on themselves and our teams," Buescher said of the Dash 4 Cash. "It's going to be a little bit more spread out this year, which I think is a good thing. I think it gives a little more time to prepare and plan for it." First, drivers like Buescher need to qualify for the event and that means finishing in the top four among eligible drivers on Saturday. Buescher admitted that will be a tough task, because he said the track at Charlotte changes a lot throughout the weekend. Buescher has had two top-10 finishes in his three XFINITY Series starts at Charlotte, and even though it's a small sample size, it's something to build on for the 22-year-old Texas native. Plus, since he's coming to Charlotte fresh off the win in Iowa, he said he's feeling pretty confident about his chances. "It's been a good start to the season for us, for sure," Buescher said. "We've had new people on board this year, new teammates in Elliott (Sadler) and Bubba (Wallace). I feel like it's coming together quite nicely this year. We have race cars that are coming to the race track a lot quicker than they were at the beginning of last year at this point in time, and we're in a much better points position not missing Daytona for sure and being able to get a win early in the season." It's worth something, in more ways than one, to see if Buescher can carry that momentum into Saturday. For more information on the Dash 4 Cash, go to http://www.nascar.com/dash4cash.html . FULL SERIES COVERAGE • Latest news • Standings • Schedule


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Wisconsin District Judge Barbara Crabb threw out Apple's lawsuit against Google's Motorola Mobility unit over alleged patent abuse shortly before trial was to begin Monday. Last week, Crabb questioned whether she had legal authority to hear Apple's claims and today she dismissed the case, Reuters reports. No word yet if Apple will appeal. At issue is the library of patents Google acquired along with Motorola for $12.5B in May. Apple alleged Motorola's licensing practices were unfair. A Google spokeswoman told Reuters the company was pleased with the order, while an Apple representative declined to comment. Apple and Microsoft have pursued litigation against Google and partners like Samsung Electronics, which use the Android operating system on their mobile devices. Apple contends that Android is basically a copy of its iOS smartphone software, and Microsoft holds patents that it contends cover a number of Android features. Microsoft is set for a trial against Motorola in Seattle next week in a case similar to the Apple lawsuit in Wisconsin.
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3 Days In Havana a trip to tedium: review
Gil Bellows' talents as screenwriter, director, producer and actor are stretched thin in a tedious homage to film noir.
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3 Days in Havana
Starring Gil Bellows, Greg Wise. Written and directed by Gil Bellows and Tony Pantages. Opens March 28 at Cineplex Cinemas Yonge-Dundas. 83 minutes. 14A.
Cuba won't top most people's list of exciting vacation destinations. Neither is 3 Days in Havana likely to score highly with dedicated cinephiles, especially thriller fans.
About the best that can be said about this film is that the cinematography makes the Cuban capital look, um, sort of interesting in a down-at-the-heel kind of way. For that, we can thank director of photography Pieter Stathis.
For the rest, we can (sort of) thank Gil Bellows, who co-wrote the script and co-directed, along with Tony Pantages. Bellows also produces and stars. It seems pretty clear that those multiple roles spread Bellows' talents pretty thin, much like the plot.
It's not that 3 Days in Havana is wretchedly bad. It's just that it's so eminently forgettable, the kind of film one might watch as an inflight movie.
The plot, borrowed from so many other much better films, has Bellows playing Jack Petty, an insurance guy heading to Cuba for a conference who finds himself haplessly mixed up in a dangerous game of intrigue and murder after befriending a shady character named Harry Smith, ostensibly a travel writer determined to show Jack a good time.
The opening scene features a cigar-chomping fortune teller who warns Harry about "bad things" heading his way, a shopworn device that signals the trite and tedious plotting ahead.
Some effort has been made to create idiosyncratic characters, including Night and Day, two hookers who fail utterly to convey a lethal sense of femme fatale-ity, Don McKellar as Pepe, a gun-waving hood with a mangled French accent and Phyllida Law (channelling Vanessa Redgrave) as The Broker, a frosty purveyor of contract killings. These characters, along with others, might have worked better if the film was a spoof of thrillers, which it is not.
Greg Wise is quite fun as the disreputable Harry while Bellows, a pretty good actor in other vehicles, plays it strictly straight (as in "should have gone straight to video") in the role of the ill-fated protagonist.
There's a plot twist in the final throes that is both predictable and implausible.
And if you, dear moviegoer are still rooted in your seat as the final credits roll by the ennui of what you've just witnessed, you're likely to be outraged by the sheer hubris of the filmmakers who declare the film a homage to the likes of a long list of far superior talents, including the Coen Brothers, Alfred Hitchcock and (for some reason) Laurence Olivier.
That may be well the most audacious thing about this tepid thriller.
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Cocoa Tea
After more than 30 years as a reggae musician, Cocoa Tea should be either a cutting-edge groundbreaker or a standard-bearing legend. As Biological Warfare disappointingly makes clear, he's neither. The dancehall vibe he's worked with for most of his career has seen him occasionally flirting with progressive electronic sounds that threaten to push the genre forward. Similarly, his lyrics have had moments of daring, even controversial inspiration.
Here, however, the listener is confronted with a nearly 50-year-old reggae artist somnolently delivering well-worn themes atop even more well-worn rhythms. Plasticky beats that, unbelievably, were played by live musicians, plinky keyboard lines and by-the-book arrangements do little to light a fire under Biological Warfare. The lyrics trod through the garden of Babylon, Africa and Hailie Selassie as if Cocoa thinks he's the first to yelp "sons of Jah" in a song. Tucked into the end of the album, though, is "Rise Up," a slinky groove, punctuated by weirdo electronic touches and accompanied by a well-crafted, nearly-poetic set of lyrics. In that one moment, the disappointment of what was, to that point, an innocuous-enough reggae record, is made that much clearer.
If Cocoa Tea is capable of delivering songs of "Rise Up" caliber, why doesn't the rest of the album, er, rise up to that level? It's a question the aging musician may want to ask of himself before heading to the studio next time. Reggae has seldom been a genre praised for its variety or inventiveness, but Biological Warfare sadly makes the case for those who make the usually specious heard-one-heard-all accusation toward it.
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Waterfront Vacation Home
This home has 2 TV viewing rooms for your family Holiday. Let the guys watch TV on the wonderful 2nd floor with a dining room, living room, bathroom, and Satellite TV. This room is complete with minibar and kitchenette!
This water front home is peaceful and secluded on a private mountain road, yet steps away from the famous Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes walking/biking trail. Whether you are looking for an ideal retreat location or an active lake getaway, you will find this lake home fits the bill exactly.
Newly built with upgrades throughout, each guest will enjoy large ...Read more
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Lindsey at Vacation Rental Authority
Lindsey at Vacation Rental Authority
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Overall rating4.5 / 5.0 based on 12 reviews and 45 properties
Harrison Hideaway | 4 bedroom Vacation Rental
Harrison, Idaho
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Lake nearby, Rural retreats, Waterfront
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