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GE Appliances 4.8 cu. ft. Gas Range w/ Cordless Battery Ignition - White
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The 30 in. GE® JGBS14PCFWW free-standing gas range is an ideal choice for any kitchen. A cordless, battery-powered ignition lights the pilot safely and conveniently and includes a handy low-battery indicator. The standard-clean oven offers 4.8 cubic feet of capacity, so it's plenty roomy enough. This white GE JGBS14 gas range has an attractive porcelain cooktop with an upswept, raised edge design that contains spills and wipes clean with ease. The burner grates will hold your cookware securely in place.
- Cordless battery-powered ignition safely and conveniently lights the pilot wirelessly
- 4.8 cu. ft. oven capacity has enough room to cook an entire meal at once
- Standard clean oven with a smooth surface and rounded corners for quick and easy cleanup
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- Porcelain upswept cooktop with raised edges contains spills, while the surface remains easy to wipe clean
- Six rack positions for optimal cooking flexibility
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20th February , 2007
US : National Semiconductor introduced the industry's first radio frequency (RF) power detector with guaranteed accuracy over temperature and RF production testing for third-generation (3G) mobile phone power controls.
National's LMV221 RF power detector enables precise power control that is stable over a large temperature range and accurate over a wide dynamic range. It provides multi-band frequency ranges from 50 MHz to 3.5 GHz with 40 dB of dynamic range, as well as stable performance over the full temperature range of minus 40 degrees C to 85 degrees C with plus or minus 0.5 dB accuracy. Its real-time transmitter power adjustments simplify system calibration and reduce accuracy requirements for power amplifiers and variable gain amplifiers. The LMV221 is designed for current and emerging cellular standards, including GSM, CDMA, UMTS and TD-SCDMA.
Operating with a single supply from 2.7V to 3.3V, the LMV221 provides an output voltage that is proportional to the RF input power in dBm. This decreases the designer's need for extra calibration as well as reducing the resolution needed in the system's analog-to-digital converter. The output voltage ranges from 0.3V to 2V and can be scaled down to meet analog-to-digital converter input range requirements.
The LMV221 has an RF power detection range from -45 dBm to -5 dBm and is well-suited for direct use with a 30 dB directional coupler. This device remains in a low-power-consumption shutdown mode until powered up through the enable pin to drive the lowest power consumption possible.
This new chip extends National's family of RF log amp and mean-square detectors that were introduced in July 2005. The LMV225, LMV226 and LMV228 are RF power detectors with multi-band frequency ranges from 450 MHz to 2 GHz. National's LMV232 is an RF detector with two RF inputs optimized to work with 20 dB directional couplers.
The LMV22x family of RF power detectors provides RF power data to National's family of LM320x DC/DC converters, including the LM3208. The LM3208 dynamically controls the supply voltage of WCDMA and CDMA RF power amplifiers to improve the overall system efficiency. This combination of DC/DC converter plus power detector generates the real-time optimum power supply voltage (Vout) for a given RF transmit power, yielding significant efficiency improvements throughout the entire transmit range, especially at low transmit power levels. The result is longer battery life in portable RF applications.

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Date of Stay: February, 2015
We stayed here while sightseeing in Monterey and The Pinnicals National Monument. We were very impressed with the overall cleanness of the grounds. Staff was very helpful and we had a guide to our site which was concrete and mostly level. Gate guarded at night accessed by code. Nice dog run on site. If we are in the area again, we will stay here. We had dinner at the Windmill in Soledad. Nice old restaurant but great food. You won't leave hungry.
Date of Stay: August, 2014
We are currently staying here with a family friend. The office staff was very helpful and the spaces are very spacious. We have four slides and fit very nicely in the space we are in. There is a choice of concrete pad or graded gravel. All sites are pretty much level. If we are in the area again, we will be considering this rv resort for a stay.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
We stayed here on our trip to Texas and was very impressed with everything about this park. Because of the size of the park, they have one employee that guides you to your site. As others have stated, this park is definitely big rig friendly. We are going to be staying here on our way back home.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
IMO, this is typical of other KOA campgrounds. The roads are narrow for a large motorhome to navigate thru. It can be done though. Sites are somewhat level and gravel. Staff was good. Don't know if we would stay here again.
Date of Stay: March, 2010
We stayed here on a trip from Tucson, Arizona to Salt Lake City in late March of 2010. It was the only facility operating early in the season, late March, as there was still snow on the ground and most of the other parks weren't able to fully open yet. The sites were gravel, level pull throughs. Management was friendly and helpful when checking in. When we travel this route again, we would stay here again.
Date of Stay: March, 2010
We picked this facility for convenience when visiting friends in Arizona. This park has many permanent residents and is a 55+ park. We found the sites to be gravel and well maintained. Although we didn't use them, It does have a pool and showers that are equally maintained as the rest of the park. They also accept Visa and MasterCard. When in the Tucson area, we would highly recommend staying here. We will stay here on the next trip to Arizona.


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Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd (CP-T), Canada's second-biggest rail operator, reported a 20-percent rise in third-quarter profit on higher freight revenue.
Net income rose to $224 million, or $1.30 per share, from $187 million, or $1.10 per share, a year earlier.
Analysts on average had expected earnings of $1.23 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Total revenue rose 8 percent to $1.45 billion including freight revenue of $1.41 billion, which also rose 8 percent.
CP's operating ratio, an important barometer of performance in the railroad industry, fell to 74.1 percent from 75.8 percent.
The lower the number -- which measures operating costs as a percentage of revenue -- the more efficient the operation. By this measure, CP is one of the weakest performers among North America's big railroads.
CP has an operating ratio target of 70 percent to 72 percent by 2014 and 68.5 percent to 70.5 percent by 2016.
Investors now have high hopes for the Calgary, Alberta-based railroad company after its chief executive officer, chairman and several board members were replaced earlier this year.
The company in June appointed railroad veteran Hunter Harrison as chief executive, the handpicked choice of its biggest shareholder -- William Ackman's hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management.


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A Christmas tree goes up in flames. A bee sting fells a little boy. A daughter elopes but is welcomed back into the family fold. Adapted from Marco Zaza's popular blog, Concettina Died and Other Stories of the East Side brings to life the experiences of an Italian immigrant family as they come to America, establish a new home, and struggle to pull themselves into the middle class. The stories have been written as they would be told aloud—in short, passionate bursts—sometimes touching, often funny, and always revealing the extraordinary events that make up an ordinary life.
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Wonderful book! The stories are full of life, love and challenges of Italian immigrant families everywhere. The photo's really bring the book to life. Enjoyed the read very much.
Marco is a much better writer than player of bocce.
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THR's Roundtable: Brutal Auditions and Paparazzi Fears
Being a woman in Hollywood isn't easy… and to prove it, some of Hollywood's biggest stars sat down with The Hollywood Reporter for a frank discussion about their experiences in the magazine's annual Oscar watch roundtable.
Naomi Watts tells the magazine she toiled for a decade as a barely employed actress and even so, still hasn't been able to let go of her fear: "I'm not happy unless I've got a little bit of fear going. I'm always trying to pull out. I'm always calling the director and saying, 'I don't know if I can do it.'"
On the same trend, Helen Hunt was told she was "too on-a-sitcom" to play the female lead in As Good As It Gets, the role that won her an Oscar. " My experience of acting is not this lightning-in-a bottle thing," she reveals. "It's like elbow grease: work with someone, work with yourself, find the shoes."
But perseverance emerged as a theme in this roundtable, with Lincoln star Sally Field saying she fought like "holy hell" to get the part of Mary Todd Lincoln. And even though she was much older than the character, she still called director Steven Spielberg and hounded him to audition her. "Steven said, 'I don't see you with Daniel. Sorry.' But I said, 'Steven, test me! I'm not walking away!' And Daniel out of the graciousness of his heart flew in from Ireland and we some bizarre improv; but I became Mary and he became Mr. Lincoln for about an hour! When I got home the phone was ringing, and Steven and Daniel were on the phone saying, 'Will you be Mary?'"
Meanwhile, Anne Hathaway who plays Fantine in Les Miserables tells the other actresses that the fear in auditioning for that part was mostly about disappointing her mom. Her mother played the role on Broadway and made Anne so nervous to tell her about auditioning because, "I was worried that if I didn't get it, she would be disappointed, and if I did get it, it would be weird." But after getting the part, Anne added, "no one was happier for me."
Speaking of motherhood, Anne also told the ladies that's she's itching to try it for herself but feels less so because of the paparazzi problem. "I really want to have a baby, and my husband and I are like, 'Where are we gonna live?'" To which Marion Cotillard responds, "Come to France! We have laws!"
This roundtable features Anne Hathaway, Amy Adams, Helen Hunt, Sally Field, Rachel Weisz, Naomi Watts and Marion Cotillard. Watch the clips below and check out THR website for the full article!
Other news making your Entertainment Fix: Oprah cautions Justin Bieber against marrying young, Rick Campanelli continues his wild adventure in Victoria, having a "killer" time whale watching with Olympic rower David Calder and Matte Babel talks walking in Alfred Hitchcock's shoes with Sir Anthony Hopkins. Watch below!


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Back Bay
Back Bay is Boston's premier luxury residential address/neighborhood and one of America's most desirable neighborhoods. The neighborhood plan was designed by Arthur Gilman of Gridley James Fox Bryant inspired by Haussmann's renovation of Paris with parallel streets and tree lined avenues (Commonwealth Mall). There are five east-west corridors: Beacon Street (closest to the Charles River), Marlborough Street, Commonwealth Avenue, Newbury Street and Boylston Street which is intersected by north-south cross streets: Arlington, Berkeley, Clarendon, Dartmouth, Exeter, Fairfield, Gloucester and Hereford, all blessed with historic brownstones originally dating from the mid-1850's to early 1900's.
The neighborhood was originally built on filled tidal marshes in the mid-1800s and added 450 acres to the City. During this time, the new neighborhood attracted wealthy citizens of the day who commissioned leading architects to design and construct stately homes. Considered one of the best-preserved examples of 19th century urban design in the United States. The Back Bay has a high concentration of luxury condominiums created from the originally constructed large brownstones and townhouses. The interiors as well as the exterior details (strictly regulated by the Back Bay Architectural Commission) and materials of these magnificent brownstones represent craftsman from a different golden era. The inspiration for this historic neighborhood came to be from the great cities of Europe seen today. Many of the full-service luxury buildings are in this area which include but are not limited to: The Four Seasons (220 Boylston Street), Mandarin Oriental Boston (776 Boylston Street), Ritz Carlton House (2 Commonwealth Avenue), Heritage on the Garden (300 Boylston Street), Le Jardin (250 Boylston Street), The Clarendon (400 Stuart Street), Belvedere (100 Belvidere Street) and Trinity Place (100 Huntington Avenue).
Within Back Bay is the fashionable shopping district (made up of unique shops and trendy restaurants on Newbury Street, Boylston Street and Copley Place), convenient public transportation and neighborhood features such as: Charles River Esplanade, Hatch Shell (features concerts and festivals), Boston Public Garden, Boston Public Library, Trinity Church and Commonwealth Mall. Boston is also home to the finish line of the world-renowned Boston Marathon.
Since the 1960s, the High Spine has influenced large-project development, reinforced by zoning rules permitting high-rise construction along Massachusetts Avenue and air rights siting of buildings. Some of Boston's tallest buildings are in this area such as the Prudential Tower and John Hancock Tower.
Hotels in this area include: The Four Seasons Boston Hotel, Mandarin Oriental Boston Hotel, Taj Boston, The Boston Park Plaza, The Fairmont Copley Plaza, The Lenox Hotel, The Copley Square Hotel, Colonnade Boston Hotel, Lowes Boston Hotel and The Westin Copley Place.
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Ella Filippone
Ella Filippone contributed to the protection of the Passaic River Watershed of New Jersey for over 43 years. As founder of the Passiac River Coalition, established in 1969, she led efforts to clean up the river and preserve over 1500 acres of surrounding land.
Ella successfully lobbied the proposal of a flood tunnel along the Passaic River, by the U.S Army Corps of Engineers. She also worked to preserve the Sterling Forest, which feeds the Wanaque Reservoir and other New Jersey water sources, and advocated as the New Jersey chairwoman of the Greenwood Lake Commission to uphold funding for the removal of weeds from that lake. Her creativity, determination, and leadership have helped shape the restoration of these areas to their original and natural state.


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Guy is selling a 49 cm Paramount frame/headset for $295. It has a "W" in the serial number to denote Waterford, is made from Columbus SLX tubing (know nothing about that material), and is blue with white paint spatters. Is that price fair? I'm looking for a high-end rider in my size and have been mostly focused on older Raleighs, but have heard Waterford Paramounts are pretty sweet.
If you'll allow me to get ahead of myself for a second, any recommendations on a budget build for such a frame? I'd want to keep the whole project, including the frame, under $1000, but also wouldn't want to waste the whole summer searching for wheelset deals on craigslist.


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During daylight hours of the November portion of the firearms deer hunting season, squirrels may not be chased, pursued or taken with the aid of dogs in Butler, Carter, Dent, Iron, Madison, Oregon, Reynolds, Ripley, Shannon or Wayne counties.
During the November and antlerless portions (in areas where open) of the firearms deer season, squirrels may be hunted only with a .22 caliber or smaller rim-fire or a shotgun and shot not larger than No. 4. This does not apply to waterfowl hunters, trappers, or to landowners on their land.
In addition to prescribed hunting methods, you may take squirrels with a cage-type trap at any hour during the open hunting season if you possess a hunting permit.
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Hale Off-Road Triathlon
2015 Results:
Adult Race Results (Age Categories)
The Adult Tri is a "Sprint Triathlon" including a 1/4 mile swim in the pond, 5-6 mile mountain bike, and a 2.1 mile run. Racers leave the beach typically in two or three waves and swim around two buoys and back to the beach. After leaving the water, racers enter the transition area on the beach, grab their mountain bike and head out on the trails. The ride includes brief sections on the road, a few wide trails and a lot of single track riding. There are some easy sections, a few hills and 3-4 more technical areas of the route which travels through beautiful wooded areas of Hale Reservation and Noanet Woodlands. After returning to the beach on bikes, racers head into the woods for a trail run that is again, primarily on single track. The run goes past the Hale ropes course, through the orchard and over the small waterfall bridge at Storrow Pond. It is very scenic loop ending on the beach.
The Adult Race begins at 9:00 a.m.
At 12:00 we begin two youth races. The first race is for the younger participants ages 6 to 9 who swim approximately 50 yards, bike for 1 mile and run 1/2 mile. It is not a "group start"- each racer leaves about 2 seconds after the person in front of them. In the transition area volunteers (not parents) aid racers with getting on shoes and helmets. The ride is on a dirt road and does not include any technical mountain biking. Almost any bike is suitable. The run is along a trail and does require navigating some small rocky areas.
After the younger children complete their race, we kick off the Youth Senior Race for ages 10 – 15.. This includes a 75 yard swim, a 2 mile bike and a 1 mile run. The start is the same as the race with the younger children and the mountain bike ride includes some more technical riding over rocky areas.
Training Program – For registered adult triathlon racers (or donors to the Race Series), Hale offers a casual training program. Each training is coordinated by volunteers and all participants are responsible for their own safety. Lifeguards are available during the first 10 minutes of each training to allow for a swim and then volunteers lead groups onto the trails to get an idea of the race routes.
2015 Training Schedule:
6:00 pm, Aug. 3 – 10 minute swim and 5 mile mountain bike
6:00 pm, Aug. 10 – 10 minute swim and 2 mile trail run
6:00 pm, Aug. 17 – 10 minute swim and 5 mile mountain bike
6:00 pm, Aug. 24 – 10 minute swim and 2 mile trail run
6:00 pm, Aug. 31 – 10 minute swim and 5 mile mountain bike
5:00 pm, Sept. 9 – 15 minute swim, 5 mile mountain bike and 3 mile trail run
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We've got a ceiling fan that's giving us some trouble. Or more accurately, the lights on the ceiling fan. The light kit looks like the one in this photo and includes three chandelier-style incandescent bulbs.
For a couple of years now, two of the lights have been on the fritz. They won't stay on consistently no matter what you do. You can tap them or twist them in or out and they will come back on, and even stay on for the next few times you turn the light on, but they always go back out until the next time you mess with them. The issue isn't the light bulbs themselves because I've replaced the bulbs with new ones and also tried swapping them out with an identical fan and light kit elsewhere in our house.
One person told me I should just replace the light kit, but before I commit to doing that I was wondering if anyone had anything else I should try. I'd hate to do that only to find out that wasn't the problem. The ceiling fan itself works fine, the problem is only with the lights.
Any help is appreciated.
You most likely have a problem inside the fan set. Your best bet would be to replace it.
Go to Menard's, Home Depot, Lowe's or your store of choice and buy a replacement. They are cheap and easy to replace/install. When the lights act like that it can be a pain in the arse to figure out.
My guess would be to replace the light kits. Since the fan seems to be working perfectly fine, it is not a problem with house wiring or the initial connection between the house and fan. A possibility could be that the wiring inside the fan to the lights may not be 100% tight, and the vibration of the fan running could be causing some problems with the connection. One way to check this would be to get the lights working, and continue to leave them on without the fan running. The other possibility is that the socket for the lights is now bad, which would be fixed by changing the light kits.
light sockets on these fan kits are very cheaply made and sometimes the contacts at the base are broken or the bulbs do not screw in properly. Also, if you have had the problem for several years it could be that the base contact on the socket is cabonized from electricity arcing accross a gap between the bulb base and the seat it is suppose to contact with. Take the bulbs that are not working and examine the place where base of the bulb is to contact. If it is black you might be able to clean it up with a small piece of emery paper or a grinding sone on a drill. If it isn't scorched or broken the problem could be in the switch or the wires from the switch to the bulbs. As stated above, these kits are usually not that expensive, and it might be easier to replace it.
I would open it up first before going out and buying a new light kit. You may just simply have a loose wire inside the unit.
When you open it up, you'll see the set of wires for the fan and the light kit. If both the fan and lights are operated with one switch, you should see that the wires are all connected together to the hot and neutral house wires. (Disclaimer: Shut off the circuit breaker to the ceiling fan before doing any of this) If you have two switches that operate the fan and lights independently they will not be wired together. I would simply check to see if the wires are all still twisted together tightly in the wire nuts. Sometimes they can come loose. If they are all tight, then I would go forward with getting a new light kit and installing it.
When you are inspecting the sockets, check to see if the rivets are loose that hold the metal inside the socket. If they wobble even a little bit, that is your problem. You can get replacement sockets from Lowe's or Menards, but it is usually much less hassle to buy a new light kit, esp if you aren't into electrical, which I assume you aren't.
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Jennifer Lopez Is New Spokesmodel For L'Oreal
By Celeb Stink 5 years ago
Jennifer Lopez will be keeping herself busy in 2011 - the superstar has been unveiled as the new face of cosmetics giant L'Oreal Paris.
The new American Idol judge joins fellow beauties Beyonce, Eva Longoria and Milla Jovovich as global brand ambassadors and will feature in new advertisements alongside The Fifth Element actress in January (11).
The L'Oreal job is the latest project for Lopez - she recently signed on as the newest appointed spokesperson for the Boys And Girls Clubs Of America, becoming the first woman to hold the position in the organization's 104-year history, and last month (Nov10) launched her own lifestyle brand with husband Marc Anthony in collaboration with U.S. department store Kohl's. (MT/WNWA/ZN)
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A "Hunting Man" and a "Wishing Woman" win at The Method Fest
by Brian Brooks
"Hunting of Man" by Joen Menendez and Thomas Roth's "Wishing Woman" shared Method Fest's "Executive Director Award," as 350 people attended a prize ceremony on April 18th in Burbank. Menendez' Latino feature focuses on a man who tries to keep his angry younger brother from carrying out revenge. "Wishing Woman" is about a young woman living in Manhattan who tires of her meaningless day jobs "in order to explore unknown facets of her identity."
In other awards, "Three Days of Rain" by Michael Meredith won the best ensemble cast and fest feature film prizes, while the best director award went to Agnieszka Holland for "Julie Walking Home." Best screenplay went to the action-thriller "I Witness" by Rowdy Herrington and the audience award (feature) went to "Searching for Wooden Watermelons" by Bryan Goldsworthy.
Known as the "actor's festival," Method Fest presented its best actor award to Chris Bauer from "Angels Crest" while Petra Wright won best actress for her role in "Sam & Joe." The Method Fest took place in Burbank, CA from April 11 - 18.


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Auckland, New Zealand (SportsNetwork.com) - Second-seeded Serb Ana Ivanovic,
third-seeded Belgian Kirsten Flipkens and American Venus Williams were
quarterfinal winners on Thursday at the season-opening ASB Classic tennis
Ivanovic disposed of Japan's Kurumi Nara 6-2, 6-3, while Flipkens also
advanced in straight sets, notching a 6-4, 7-5 triumph over qualifier Sachie
Williams sailed past Spaniard Garbine Muguruza by a 6-3, 6-3 margin on the
hardcourts at ASB Tennis Centre.
Fifth-seeded American Jamie Hampton outlasted compatriot Lauren Davis 6-2,
4-6, 6-4 during Thursday's quarterfinals and will next meet Williams in the
Flipkens and Ivanovic will square off in the other semifinal matchup.
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Cyclones Prepare For Big 12 Foe West Virginia
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State gymnastics team (1-4, 0-1 Big 12) will be back in action on Friday for their lone Big 12 home meet of the year as they take on West Virginia (4-3) in Hilton Coliseum at 6:30 p.m. CT.
The Cyclones will look to build momentum coming off their best performance of the season, putting up a season-high team score of 194.850 at No. 16 Oregon State. The team set season-highs on both uneven bars (48.850) and balance beam (48.750). Iowa State also tied its season-best number on vault with a 48.450.
Junior Caitlin Brown continued to impress in what has been a breakout junior campaign. The Apple Valley, Minn. native, set a career-best mark in the all-around at Oregon State with a 39.150. She scored a 9.875 on beam in the meet, tied for the Cyclones' highest individual score in any event this season.
Iowa State also has an added boost to its lineup, as senior Michelle Shealy competed on balance beam at Oregon State, her first action of the season. It was Shealy's first competition since placing fifth on beam and earning All-America honors at the 2013 NCAA Championships.
To view pre-meet notes and follow Saturday's meet, click on the links to the right.


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Fitness & Sports
Sears is your recreational headquarters when it comes to biking. Names such as Schwinn, Huffy, Polaris and Razor provide styles and sizes for men, women and children.
Road bikes designed for speed and strength, beach cruisers made for the sand, hybrids with all-terrain tires and mountain bikes with endurance engraved in the frame feature the finest quality alloy frames and disc brakes. Sears is also the place for BMX and Freestyle action.
Bells, baskets, bags and water bottles can all be found in the sporting goods aisle at your local Sears store. Commuter bags and lockable topcases easily attach to your bike and keep valuables safe from water, dirt and theft. Chains with combination locks, cables with keys and shackle locks protect your bike from theft. A water bottle and bike mounted cage are a necessity for proper hydration on long bike rides. The lightweight alloy cage mounts easily to your bike.
Hitch, bumper or rooftop mounted, a bicycle carrier is an excellent way to transport one or several bikes to any location you choose to explore. Lightweight aluminum secures bikes to rooftops and folding hitch carriers make for easy trunk access. Vinyl pads cushion and protect the bikes and solid steel construction ensure a safe and sturdy trip.
Save floor space and keep your bike safe with a wall-mounted storage shelf. Rubber hook guards protect the wheels and rim and a shelf holds helmets, shoes and accessories. If you have extra floor space or need to store a lot of bikes, consider a free standing bike rack. The tubular steel frame is easily assembled and can hold up to four bikes.
Whether you're cruising country roads, navigating city streets or conquering mountain trails, you can trust Sears for all of your biking equipment and accessories.


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Graduated from Ferndale High 2002...excelled in track, football and basketball during prep career...wants to play for the Cougar basketball team...football coach Vic Randall...during JUNIOR season all-league first team pick as a tight end and second team on defense...caught 22 passes for 470 yards and six scores...SENIOR season named to the Associated Press All-State 3-A team as the tight end...the #8 prospect in the Northwest by Super Prep Magazine...team finished 9-1 overall and won the Northwest League with a 7-0 mark...Seattle Times All-State first team pick...one of three players selected by the Seattle Times to their Blue Chip list...Washington Prep Football Report All-State choice...all-league first team tight end and defensive lineman...a Northwest Nugget honorable mention pick by the TNT...named to the Western 100 by the TNT...received 5 of a possible 10 votes in the Best in the West poll by the Long Beach Press-Telegram.
FRESHMAN (2002-03): Redshirt season...earned offensive scout of the week honors leading up to Oregon game.
RS-FRESHMAN (2003-04): V-letter...Games - 12...Starts - 0...named to The Sporting News All-Pac-10 Freshman team...earned honorable mention on Rivals.com freshmen All-America team...blocked two Idaho field goals in his first collegiate game and later blocked a PAT against New Mexico...only touchdown came with a three-yard catch from Matt Kegel late in the Stanford game...against USC had five receptions for 49 yards, both season highs...two receptions in four other games...missed the UCLA game with a hip pointer...had at least one reception in all but the UCLA and ASU games...earned the following weekly team awards: Cougar Claw - Colorado, Special Teams Big Play - New Mexico, Big Hit - OSU. Special Teams: Kick blocks, on-side kickoffs. Following football season, joined the Cougar basketball team and playing in two games before sustaining a shoulder injury lifting weights.
RS-SOPHOMORE (2004-05): V-letter...Games - 7...Starts - 0...Special Teams: KO Returns, FG/PAT kicks...a regular in WSU's two-tight end sets early in the year...caught the longest pass of his career at Arizona, 38 yards...suffered a severe right shoulder sprain at Arizona and missed the next four games before returning to action at UCLA...did not have a catch against UCLA, but recovered a crucial on-side kick in the final minute to help preserve WSU's win.
RS- JUNIOR (2005-06): V-Letter...Games - 9...Starts - 1...Special Teams: Punt Return, KO Return, Onside KO, Hands, PAT/FG...missed the first two games of the season because of badly sprained ankle...started the final game of the season in WSU's win over Washington and contributed a season-best five receptions for 65 yards...five catches also equaled his career-best against USC as a freshman...caught two passes in three other games, Oregon State, Arizona State and Oregon.
PERSONAL: Cody Boyd...born October 22, 1983...parents Gary Verstegen and Karen Boyd...one brother Kevin and two sisters Jenny and Jessa...interested in either a criminal justice or engineering major.
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Charming Flat near the Old Town
Size60 m²
Floor No.1
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Smoking allowed
- Lockable room
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
|Mateo Enrique llado, 07002 Palma de Mallorca, Spain
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Modernly furnished, the apartment has a bedroom, living room and bathroom. The room has a very comfy double bed where you are going to have very relaxing nights and a big wardrobe with mirror doors. The living room has a lounge area around the fireplace with very comfortable sofas, a flat screen TV and a coffee table. Close to the open American kitchen is the dining area with table and chairs. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the things you need to prepare your meals, making your stay easier and perfect such as oven, microwave, fridge, toaster and juice maker. The bathrooms offer everything you need for personal care and a washing machine.
We provide, besides of all previously mentioned, WiFi connection, bed linen and towels.
The studio apartment is close the main important streets of the old town, such as the Plaza España. On the nearby areas you have all sorts of commercial streets and the El Corte Inglés store. If you wish instead to go to the beach it is only 4 minutes away.
Only 3 minutes away from "la Seu" (Palma de Mallorca Cathedral) and 9 minutes away from the Palma Mallorca Airport (8.7km) . Besides this, there are several buses nearby, the subway and taxi.
On the top of the duplex lives the owner in case you need of anything.
Enjoy your stay! We hope to see you soon!
Deposit of 200 €
Final cleaning fee included on prices
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 21 US per guest/night extra
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Our stay with Jos was just great. He is an excellent host, very caring, provided us with all important information to get around Palma and even organised a common trip to the beach.
The apartment is as in the pictures, very nice and comfortable, nice arranged and with all you need to feel at home. You are both close to the beach and to the city center. So perfect location.
We will definitively come again!
José was a great and reliable host, very helpful and willing to give you all the information you need. The appartement was comfortable, with a lot of space, comparing with a hotelroom. It was very clean and Its located in a quiet neighborhood. Close to the beach. Good value for the money!!!!
Dear Jose,
It was a pleasure staying in your nice appartment.Specially the filled refrigerator was a treat. Bus stop almost next to the appartment with easy acces to all connections.Appartment was very clean and nicely decorated with all facillities one can wish for. Appartment was located just fine to explore Palma city.
Jose was a kind and helpfull host. All and all worthwhile to repeat the experience.
Thnaks and till next tme.
Nelly & Theo
Excellent choice. Superb, beautifully renovated flat with its lovely relaxing atmosphere. It is located close to all the historical sights of Palma, marina, restuarants and shops. We fully recommend anyone to visit, relax and enjoy all facilities here,. Thank you very much for Joss! We had a really nice few days in Mallorca.
Pleasant reception by Jose.
Very spacious apartment, nicely decorated and quiet.
The location is convenient, in the old town, with all transport, supermarkets and restaurants within walking distance. We were very pleased with the stay, highly recommended.
Carla & Henk, Rotterdam
This flat was a brilliant choice for an Easter break in Palma. Jose is the perfect host, he met us off the bus and took us for a coffee on our arrival. He had loads of information about where to eat and how to get about , the fridge was stocked and everything was so well organised we cannot thank him enough for settling us in so thoughtfully. The flat was immaculate and perfectly located for all the sights and buses to get about if you want to explore the rest of the island. Once again we cannot recommend this property too highly. Many thanks Jose we hope to visit you again in your beautiful city some time soon.
Perfectly situated in a charming apartment. The apartment was renovated and it was functional: a kitchen with all accessories, two toilets, TVs and videos in the living room and the flavor of the room. The apartment was within walking distance to the beach, the old town and the city center. The bus stop was a couple of hundred meters away, with connections directly to the airport and throughout the island. All topped off with a great host Jose. He had assembled brochures Malorcan sites to explore and introduced them. He was easily available when needed, because his office was in the same house.
Loistavalla paikalla oleva viehättävä asunto. Asunto oli uudistettu ja se oli toimiva: keittiö kaikilla varusteilla, kaksi wc:tä, tv:t ja videot olohuoneessa ja makuhuoneessa. Asunnolta oli kävelymatka rantaan, vanhaan kaupunkiin ja kaupungin keskustaan. Bussipysäkki oli parin sadan metrin päässä, josta yhteydet suoraan lentokentälle ja koko saarelle. Kaiken kruunasi loistava isäntä Jose. Hän oli koonnut valmiiksi esitteitä Malorcan tutustumiskohteista ja esitteli ne. Hän oli tarvittaessa helposti käytettävissä, koska hänen toimistonsa oli samassa talossa.
The apartment is very conveniently located near the old town. Attractions, beach and bus stations are within walking distance. The apartment is very well equipped, with the host José has thought of everything. In the flat little sunlight, which probably is an advantage in summer falls.
Jose Garcia is a nice host who is immediately on the spot, if you have problems. I can only recommend a stay.
Henning K.
Die Wohnung liegt sehr günstig am Rande der Altstadt. Sehenswürdigkeiten, Strand und Busstationen sind gut zu Fuß erreichbar. Die Wohnung ist sehr gut ausgestattet, wobei der Gastgeber José an alles gedacht hat. In die Wohnung fällt wenig Sonnenlicht, was im Sommer wohl eher ein Vorteil ist.
José Garcia ist ein netter Gastgeber, der sofort zur Stelle ist, falls man Probleme hat. Ich kann einen Aufenthalt nur weiter empfehlen.
Henning K.
the apartment is superbly equipped, it is also suitable for a longer stay. The host is very helpful and has a number of drinks and foods concerned, if need be. The apartment is very conveniently located, even if you have rented a car, the free parking can be reached in about 5 minutes. Many thanks to our hosts
die Wohnung ist vorzüglich ausgestattet, sie eignet sich auch für einen längeren Aufenthalt. Der Gastgeber ist sehr hilfsbereit und hat eine Anzahl an Getränken und Lebensmitteln besorgt, falls Bedarf ist. Die Wohnung ist sehr verkehrsgünstig gelegen, auch wenn man einen Wagen gemietet hat, sind die freien Parkplätze in ca. 5 Minuten zu erreichen. Vielen Dank an unseren Gastgeber
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Purple Onion
When you're in the market for comfort foods in Annawan, the Purple Onion is your spot. The homemade pies are a must-order item.
Lisa's Place
Down home service features home baked bread and rolls, home cooked soups and entrees. Specials are served daily. "The Nest" is a specialty; ask about it! Breakfast served all day on Saturday.
Colony Inn
Friendly tavern serving food made on site. Decorated with historic sports memorabilia from local Bishop Hill teams.
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Bishop Hill Bakery & Eatery
This is a family owned and operated business. Step up to the counter and watch fresh bread and cookies being baked right before your eyes. Be tempted with many baked goods or stay for lunch with homemade soup, casseroles, or a sandwich from the daily lunch menu. The bakery is located across from the Colony Store and Steeple building.
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Rib Shack
Casual dining for ribs, barbecued chicken, fried chicken, barbecued rib tips and steaks.
Hy-Vee Food Court
Hy-Vee's kitchen includes salads, a hot case for lunch and supper, and breakfasts between 5am-11am are cooked fresh and fast. Catering service. Chinese express, Italian express and New York Deli.
Sirloin Stockade
We are a steak house with a very extensive buffet with a lot of selections. No delivery service. Take-out available.
Landmark Cafe and Creperie
A casual bistro-style restaurant serving pasta, sandwiches, crepes, vegetarian fare, stuffed baked potatoes and the world's best spinach bisque.
Cornucopia Natural Food/Uncle Billy's Bakery
Fresh baked from scratch bread & sweets, vegetarian deli items such as tarts & salads, lasagna & eggplant parmesan, coffee, smoothies, bulk food, organic produce, teas and imported cheese.
The Taco Hideout
Mexican food, established 1964. First Mexican restaurant in the area.
Broadview Restaurant
Dine-in buffet and restaurant.
The Hungry Hobo
Deli sandwiches, baked potatoes and salads.
Happy Joe's Pizza & Ice Cream
Buffet 7 days a week. Family fun center with games, pizza and ice cream. Delivery also.
Old Peking
Chinese restaurant. No delivery service. Take-out available. Buffet.
Hammer's General Feed Store
Unique dining atmosphere, children's menu available, party room for larger groups, specializing in homemade pizza and pasta, also sandwiches, salad bar and Mexican dinners. No delivery service. Take-out available.
Sully's Pub
Sports theme and 9 televisions. No delivery service. Take-out available.
Chez Willy's
An elegant eatery in a bistro-like atmosphere, serving current American cuisine with the freshest ingredients.
Homestead Room at Best Western Prairie Inn
Italian-American cuisine specializing in seafood, pasta and steaks.
Cherry Street Bar
Family friendly dining, live music, full bar.
Perkins Restaurant & Bakery
Family sit-down restaurant. No delivery service. Take-out available.
Pizza House - Galesburg
Pizza, subs, salad, Italian beef and pasta.
The Packinghouse Dining Company
American steak house serving beef, chicken and seafood. Wonderful salad bar with unique selections. Famous for their cinnamon buns. Located in an old butcher plant sitting next to the railroad tracks. Unusual decor.
Chez Willy's
Enjoy big city dining in a small town atmosphere. The unique American cuisine, and premium wine selections are a treat for anyone visiting Galesburg and especially for our regular customers.
Iron Spike Brewpub
Located in the heart of beautiful Galesburg, Illinois, Iron Spike Brewpub features delightful craft brews. Iron Spike prides itself on original beer, great food, and local entertainment while supporting the Galesburg community.


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Lauderdale County, Miss. It was on Myers Road in Lauderdale County where Chief Deputy Ward Calhoun says one man was shot to death by his uncle. Calhoun tells us this occurred about 9:30 Saturday morning when he says an argument between the two men got out of hand.
"A 911 call came in indicating that a black male had been shot on Myers Road in Lauderdale," Calhoun said. "Deputies responded, while on the scene a suspect was taken into custody."
Calhoun says at this time, investigation has revealed that 51 year old Robert Hill Jr. shot his nephew, who we are told is 33 year old Marcus Hill once in the chest over a dispute that involved money.
"When deputies responded to the scene Robert Hill Jr. was taken into custody at that time," Calhoun said. "He is the uncle of the victim Marcus Hill, a handgun was also recovered at the scene."
Police say Robert Hill Jr. was allegedly angry when he confronted his nephew over, what we are told was possibly one hundred dollars.
"It ended up in several shots fired, one shot hit Marcus Hill in the chest," Calhoun said. "The investigation is still ongoing and this investigation and all the evidence we have will be presented to the next available grand jury
Calhoun says at this time Robert Hill Jr. is currently being held in the Lauderdale County Jail on bond.
Robert Hill Jr. has been set at $100,000 for that murder charge. At this time, the Lauderdale County Sheriff's Department is not anticipating any future charges in this case.
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Rome: An Oxford Archaeological Guide
by Amanda Claridge
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Clearly written, well organized, and illustrated with mostly good plans and drawings, this is a useful guide to the ancient remains of Rome. There are some omissions which limit its use, including, inexplicably, the area of the Vatican.
Bought for a summer school @ the British School, Rome; vital source book and (being by a former director of the BSR) impeccably scholarly without being impenetrably dense for the non-classicist or archaeologist.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0192880039, Paperback)The city of Rome is the largest archeological site in the world. If your idea of a good Roman holiday is uncovering the archeological mysteries of the Roman Empire, then Oxford Archeological Guides: Rome is your ideal guidebook.
For such a detailed guide, this book is remarkably readable. Of the Field of Mars (Campus Martius), Claridge writes,
It is the one part of Rome which continued to be quite densely inhabited after the C9 AD, becoming the center of the late medieval and Renaissance city, and is still densely inhabited today, an extraordinary blend of past and present even for Rome. The Stock Exchange occupies a Roman temple, the boiler-rooms of the offices of the Senate are set in the ruins of Roman thermal baths, a modern theatre nestles in the shell of a Roman theatre. Many of the streets are on the lines of ancient streets, and the walls of the buildings on either side of them are often balanced directly on top of Roman walls.Among this Oxford guide's special features are 200 site plans, maps, diagrams, and photographs; a cultural and historical overview; a chronological overview; and a glossary of essential terms. It uses star ratings to help you plan your days and divides Rome into 12 main areas: the Roman Forum, Upper Via Sacra, Palatine Hill, Imperial Forums, Campus Martius, Capitoline Hill, Circus Flaminius to Circus Maximus, Colosseum Valley and Esquiline Hill, Caelian Hill and the Via Appia, other sites, museums, and catacombs.
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Owner mixes casual with class at Bentley's
The elegantly named Bentley's is inarguably swanky, but owner Joseph Limongelli insists there's something for everyone at his Ashley establishment.
The venue opened in July 2009 as a side project for the retired Limongelli, of Pittston, but quickly became a full-time job, he said while seated at the black, marble-topped bar in the Black and White VIP Lounge.
"I always wanted to have a nightclub," he said.
His goal when he opened the business on Route 309 was to offer casual, fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere for a mature and distinct crowd, he said.
Patrons have several options to choose from, including Josef's, located on the facility's first floor. Two heavy wooden doors separate it from the lobby. Inside, a small collection of tables and two horseshoe-shaped booths can accommodate small and large parties. A partial wall separates another group of tables from the main dining room.
Josef's menu features traditional Italian and American food. Appetizers range from $5 to $16, and entrees range from $14 to $34.
The Patio Bar and deck, which is now open for lunch, serves up more than drinks, offering an assortment of burgers, pizza, salads and appetizers. Menu items range from $6 to $16. The kitchen closes at 10 p.m., but the bar is open until 2 a.m. The deck is a big draw, especially in nice weather, Limongelli said.
Patrons can order appetizers from any menu to enjoy with drinks in Sangria, Bentley's tapas bar, said James Callahan, Bentley's marketing director. The facility also houses the Arnage Ballroom, which patrons can reserve for weddings, business functions and other special events.
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do you agree with ferber's method of leaving your child to cry out in his crib?
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No. Crying it out goes against everything I believe as a parent.posted 01/14/2012 by mamashakti
This process has worked well for my son (now 2 years old). He gets overwhelmed quickly and has a hard time settling down. When he gets like this we place him in his room and shut the door. Within minutes he settles and we hear him playing with toys. When he is better he opens the door and comes out. We have done this with him since he was about 18 months. He will now even go to his room and shut his door when he is upset or over stimulated. There is a difference in his reasons for him crying and at times just wants to be held. Learning when to let them cry it out and when to intervene is the most difficult part of the process.posted 05/30/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I always let my daughter cry in her crib. I made sure there was nothing in there she could get hurt on eventually she cried herself to sleep. She would try to hold her breath until she almost would pass out and when I didn't respond to that she stopped having those fits altogether.posted 03/30/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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It is here that the famous Bulgarian roses that enliven this valley in springtime are grown. But the "valley of roses" has much more to offer: the superb scenery of the central Balkans as a backdrop, traces of the Thracians (gradually revealing their secrets), and episodes from the struggle for national independence that has forged the country's identity. Thracian remains abound, such as the tombs of Kazanlak and Starosel.
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The Government's Welfare Working Group has released options for "reform" of the benefit system.
Almost every option is about punishing people if they can't get into paid work, even though the jobs aren't there to go to.
This is the time to invest in training, education, and job creation. The Green Party would support beneficiaries into education and training, and create jobs by building new state houses.
Catherine Delahunty, Green MP
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The Government's Welfare Working Group, in its new report, suggests that it is not listening to the voices of community advocates who have long-term experience of youth unemployment, other forms of unemployment, the domestic purposes benefit, the sickness and invalid benefit, and other challenges. Paula Rebstock from the Welfare Working Group has made some strong statements that suggest that cost cutting is driving this agenda. Watch video or read transcript...
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It is very sad that the Transport and Industrial Relations Committee did not come back with a strong report rejecting this bill, and that the majority of the select committee did not listen and take in the many representations from individual workers and, as has just been mentioned, unions and community organisations, all of whom were opposed to the bill. Watch video or read transcript...
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Metiria Turei questions the Minister of Finance on state housing as critical infrastructure - Metiria Turei MP, 24 November 2010
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My Winners, Losers and Takeaways from CPAC 2015
Now that I've had a few days to recover from CPAC, here are my thoughts on all of it. The Activism Boot Camp was a very strong success. It was the first time in 42 years that CPAC has taken a run at having a coordinated approach to training. Kudos to the American Majority team for really driving it, but also to Leadership Institute, America | Read More »


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So B. It Extension Activity
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So B. It by Sarah Weeks
1. Both Heidi's mama and Bernadette use made-up words. Soof is Mama's word for love. Bernadette uses the word rimple to describe when Heidi's mama gets frustrated. Brainstorm a list of five original words. Then decide what each word will mean. Will it be a feeling, an idea, or a thing? Write down your definition next to each word. Now trade new-word lists and explain to your partner how you decided on each word.
Invite your class to discuss how Bernadette and Mama use the words rimple and soof respectively. Have the class suggest new words and write a few on the board. Ask the class to think about the sound of a new word and figure out what it might mean. Once you have modeled the exercise for the class, invite each student to construct a list of five new words and their meanings.
2. Heidi keeps a book of lists. She makes a list of what she knows about her mama and one about Georgia from the bus. Pick another major character from the book (such as Heidi, Bernadette, Zander, Ruby, or Thurman Hill) and make a list of everything you know about him or her.
Ask your class to recall characters from the book. Write the characters' names on the board and review the role each one played in the story. Students can select from the list of characters and use their book for support as they make a list of everything they know about their selected characters.
3. Heidi's mama only uses 23 words, but she is able to communicate what she needs and how she feels. For instance, when she offers tea to Heidi, she is also offering comfort. Imagine you could only use 23 words. Make a list of what words you would use and explain your choices. Would you be able to use the same word for more than one purpose?
Have students brainstorm the kinds of messages they communicate during the course of a day. You may start by having students suggest different interactions during which they must communicate (items on the list may include meals at home, class time, and talking with friends). Invite each student to create a list of 23 words and revise as necessary. Students may pair off and attempt to have a conversation only using the words they have listed.
- Subjects:Cooperation and Teamwork, Literature, Plot, Character, Setting, Reading Response, Vocabulary, Creative Writing, Writing Prompts, Creativity and Imagination
- Skills:Plot, Character and Setting, Vocabulary, Descriptive Writing


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Padres feel they get no respect
Win streak ends, but team takes issue with doubters
"We don't take innings off, we just don't," Jerry Hairston Jr. said. "I don't believe in luck. You make things happen. We have guys go hard right to the end."
And a perfect example was yesterday's loss in Cincinnati.
A two-run homer by Gonzalez in the fourth and a two-run double by the slumping Kyle Blanks in the sixth gave the Padres a 4-2 lead in their quest for a third straight series sweep — and a sixth straight win at Great American.
But Scott Rolen homered off Padres starter Clayton Richard in the bottom of the sixth and the Reds scored twice on setup reliever Mike Adams in the bottom of the eighth — the decisive hit a single by former Padres catcher Ramon Hernandez.
"I was just off," Adams said. "I couldn't make two or three pitches in a row. That made it easier for them to sit back and wait for something in the strike zone."
Reds closer Francisco Cordero then retired the first two Padres he faced in the ninth and threw two straight strikes past catcher Nick Hundley, who had already struck out three times in the game.
But Hundley battled back for a walk.
Everth Cabrera, who didn't start Sunday after being hit on the left knee Saturday by a Johnny Cueto pitch, pinch-ran for Hundley, stole second and advanced to third on a throwing error by Hernandez. Gwynn then walked to put the go-ahead run at first.
Hairston drove a Cordero fastball deep to left-center, where the bid for a two-run double was run down by Reds center fielder Drew Stubbs.
"I thought it was in the gap when I hit it," Hairston said. "But it held up. I hit that ball hard."
"We lost that game because the Reds did the things they needed to do to win," Eckstein said. "But if Hairston's drive falls in, we deserved to win it. And I think that's going to be the case more than a lot of people expect."
"This is an upbeat ballclub," Stairs said. "It's up to us, and everyone in here understands that."
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