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Wedding Fayres
Wedding Fayres
Visit the hotel and see a variety of exhibitors just waiting to help you plan your perfect day.
Upcoming wedding fayres:
Sunday 10th September 2017
Everything and everyone you need to help you arrange a fantastic wedding will be on hand and all under one roof, so just imagine the time this will save you!
The Mercure York Fairfield Manor Hotelare delighted to be working alongside The UK Wedding Event to bring you a wedding fayre to remember.
Get lots of ideas from the experts in:
- Bridalwear
- Menswear and hire
- Jewellery and tiaras
- Photographers
- Florists
- Cakes and catering
And best of all the whole events takes place in this dream venue, so you can see how everything looks and take a guided tour or all the rooms and the grounds to see how beautiful your wedding could be.
- Friendly exhibitors
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All visitors will be greeted with a champagne reception when doors open for the wedding fayre at 10am ahead of a 2pm finish.
Visit http://www.theukweddingevent.co.uk to pre-register for tickets and stand a chance of winning some top prizes by doing so.
If you are interested in exhibiting on the day, contact the organisers directly by calling 0113 8214544 or send an email to email@example.com
Wedding Showcase Evenings
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but although we have plenty of images of the hotel, nothing beats actually seeing it decked out ready for a wedding!
Upcoming showcase evenings:
Wednesday 31st May 2017 5pm-8pm
Free entry, canapés and sparking wine on arrival.
There will be no heavy selling, just a relaxed chance to look around the hotel and its grounds.
This is your chance to meet our nominated suppliers and find out what they can do for you. Speak to one of our wedding team about your plans and even meet other brides and maybe swap ideas over some tasty canapes!
There is no need to book, but if you do let us know you are coming we can discuss what we are showing and may be able to arrange things to make sure you see the features that you are particularly interested in.
Join us for our Wedding Open Evening in Aid of Breast Cancer Care!


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Explorer of the Seas - Bermuda: Explorer of the Seas Cruise Review by Trishwos
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Explorer of the Seas - Bermuda
Destination: Bermuda
Embarkation: Bayonne (Cape Liberty)
We thoroughly enjoyed our 5-day cruise to Bermuda. There were some highlights and lowlights.
Embarkation was easier than I anticipated. We arrived at Cape Liberty at around 11:00, there was a good amount of cars in front of us waiting to drop off their luggage to the porters. It probably took us about 15 minutes to do that, then we swung back around, parked our car, checked in, hopped the next bus to the ship and we were on board before Noon.
We had a D2 Balcony Stateroom which was a little smaller than I expected, but was fine for just the two of us. The real problem here was the bed....just old and uncomfortable. The bed and the bedding made me think about all the other of thousands of bodies that laid in it before I did and it kind of skeeved me out. I know RC is in the process of updating their bedding, More it's not a moment too soon! I slept terribly the 1st night and asked for the room stewardess for some extra padding for the bed, it was there the next night, again, worn down, but I did sleep much better with it there. The sheets were always clean, but I found the blankets were more like sandpaper than cloth.
Food was average to above average. Windjammer = average. Dining room = more above average than average and Portofino was above average/excellent. I do feel Portofino is worth the extra $20 you are charged to eat there. We had excellent service in the Dining room. Our waitress and assistant waiter were very nice and we looked forward to seeing them every evening. One small problem with the DR. We had requested a table for two. Upon arriving on the ship we went to check to see if our request was granted. It was not, we were seated at a table for 8. The DR manager said he could put our name on list for a table of 2, but the table we were placed at were with all people our age (38,39) and we should give it a try. Well, the other couples at our table were in their 50's and 60's. They were wonderful people and we had a very nice time with them all week, but I felt like we were somewhat misled by the DR manager.
I really enjoyed the entertainment. The production shows, while somewhat hokey, were a lot of fun and the cast was very energetic and talented. The ice show was amazing and should not be missed! My husband loved the rock wall and said it was one of the highlights of his trip.
In Bermuda we rented scooters, although you are discouraged to do this, we found if you are careful and obey the traffic rules they are a fun way to get around and see the island. I recommend Horseshoe Bay, the rock formations and coves to explore there are wonderful. We also had a nice time at Snorkel park a short walk from where the ship is docked. Chairs and Snorkel equipment is expensive there, but I guess it's the price you pay for convenience.
Debarkation was a bit of a hassle, waiting for our colors to be called and then to be herded onto a bus to go find our luggage. But there is really no good way to get 3,000 people off a ship in an orderly fashion. Their system, for what it needed to accomplish, did just that.
Hiccups aside, we LOVED our cruise! I can't really compare it to the Disney Cruise since it's a way different experience travelling with kids versus travelling alone, but the only real difference I can think of between the two is the decor of the ship. I prefer the dark blues and reds of the Disney Magic to the Caribbean coral colors of the Explorer. Less
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Its very good for the water boiling pretty fast. The only issue that I could see is that the design has its heating rods outside and thus over the time using it in the hard water may screw up the rods by forming a thin layer of salts. So for places like Chennai n some places in Karnataka it may not be right choice. You must have a kettle from these which has hidden rods. That is gonna be a bit expensive I guess.
Buy this if you are using it for the heating of water only.
Bought this as gift for new Year for my wife as she had recently started baking a lot, and we were borrowing a hand blender from our neighbour.
It turned out to be a veru good gift. We have prepared many cakes in this one month this Hand blender did its job very efficiently. We are able to bake a cake in 45 minutes every time we bake. Its powerful and the design is very good so that you can place it on the table standing straight, the dripping is taken care of that way. The material of the machine is also top notch and not some cheap metal and plastic. The cleaning can get a bit difficult, but that is applicable for all the blenders because of the shape of the metal blending pieces.
There is one more set for making bread and such tougher doughs, but havent tried that yet.
Buy this and you wont be Sorry ..... Happy baking !!!
I have to say that I was dying to get my hands onto the book. And as I started reading and got to kno more about the next Cliffton - Sebastian I realized that its a repeat of the last two book in terms of the conclusion of all the events that happen in his life. I.e. at last all will be well in their favor.
And the whole series starts feeling like on of those long unending Indian serials. The writing like always is top class cant deny but the story lags the punch you felt in the first and t he second book. And now with Jeff Archer declaring that there maybe 7 and not 5 book to conclude the cliffton chronicles, I am kind of not sure should I read ahead :-(
I have to say that this is my first Jeffery Archer book and I am feeling sad that i never listened to my bro when he told me about his other works ... Its during a minor surgery break that I got a chance to read this one. And what a read !!!
This is excellent work of fiction and very much of a page turner. I have to say that I kind of expected the book's general plot to take the direction that it took. Since, the work was similar to another book that I read called "The Shadow Of The Wind- By Carloz Ruiz Zafron" (another excellent work if you havent already read it!!!). But still there were so many twists that I couldnt wait to finish reading the book and order the Volume 2 (Sins of the Father).
The characters are excellent my favorites in this order - Harry, Old Jack, Emma, Masie, Giles.
Don't miss ... A good to have book for the fiction lovers.
Like all fashions that return, Do-It-Yourself is making a return (our parents used tp fix all the simple plumbing and electrical issues un our home when we were young) and thankfully due to the companies like Bosch there are products to back up such interests.
I have brought this set for my home and I have to say that I have been very satisfied. The drill is a bloody robust material and strong motor. And you have enough other thing like hammer and pliers to get started with the other jobs in and around your house.
It also has some set of screws and when used along with the drill machine it turns into a high power screw driver.
If you are one of those who liked to do the simple to intermediately difficult task your self then own one of this. Lately the prices have fallen down big time, so makes it event more a better attraction.
This is no frills simple cheap and robust Nokia phone which few years back would have meant a lot. I bought this for my MIL and she is able to use this effectively to make calls and receive calls. The speaker is loud enough and thus is doing its job. Thought cheap its still has a beautiful design and handy.
This has mostly modal papers and not much explanation as to what and how we should go about preparing for IELTS. That you can find in Barron's IELTS (With 2 CD) (English) 2nd Edition
I have just read the book for a night. I had no idea which book to purchase and had picked two books randomly. And I have to say that I am mighty impressed. This is very good book to start preparing for the IELTS exams with preparatory questions, explanations as to what you should expect in the exam and modal papers. Way to go guys.
As most of the times, the package was delivered next day.
Sharing my experience of the ?#Xiaomi? ?#MI3? Purchase.
On the 3rd Flash sale, I managed to buy the #MI3 mobile which looked so good on paper and most of the reviews in Youtube. It was a Birthday gift for my wife.
I was logged in at 1.00 PM and clicked the BUY at exact 2.00 PM and though I was not able to add the product to the Shopping cart, ?#Flipkart? informed me that they have booked one for me which I can buy later on. After an hour (and going directly to the Shopping Cart) I was able to make the purchase. It was immediately dispatched and I received the product the next day. Since the SIM it uses is normal we were immediately able to start using it. I asked my wife to keep the mobile charged for 5-6 Hours. By evening we started using and we were loving it. The speed, the MIUI and the screen display was just too good for the money. Loved the flipkart speed of delivery.
Next day the problems started, my wife tried calling me while I was in office and the call was dropping after one ring at my side. I tried calling her back the effect was similar. We rebooted the device without much success. Then removed the whole SIM out and replaced it back in the SIM door. This time it started working again. Within an hour it started repeating the issue. I didn't want to take risk so decided to RETURN the product to Flipkart and get a replacement or money back. Flipkart took 2 days to call me back and the service adviser suggested few trouble shooting steps. And finally asked me to RESET to factory setting by switching off and rebooting by clicking on POWER and VOLUME - (which turned out to be wrong clicks, it should have been POWER and VOLUME +). And my RETURNs claim was rejected in Flipkart (Not a fussy guy that I am, I decided to do what the service guys asked me to do). So, the product went into this FASTBOOT state. Having no idea what to do , I called the Bangalore Xiaomi service centre in Koramangala and service guy informed me the selections were incorrect and he directed me that to reboot again and do the POWER and VOLUME + this time. I did that and selected the RESET Data option (mind it, it was my first time). And when the system rebooted, the system was up BUT it was nothing like I remembered from my previous experience. There were no Google tools (not even the Play Store). So after some googling around, finally I realized that when the RESET was done it also deleted the default settings that were provided with the product in-the-box. Few more hours of googling and found that I can try the latest GLOBAL version of the MIUI (firmware) and the issue that I am facing (no Google apps) will be fixed. Used the updater tool (that thankfully was available by default) and did the same. And now the UI felt more familiar (though still not the same that we had seen in the first time boot from the box). Now we decided to continue using and see if we face any issues. And I have to satisfactorily say that I have been happy with the performance (for the past 1 and half days). The display is excellent, the speed is good and the price unbelievable.
I am hoping that I am not going to face any more issue. Few things to note here:
1) Was this a good experience? NO, Not at all. I mean who resets to factory setting the moment they receive a mobile phone. Not the regular NON-DEVELOPERS like my parents, my brother and definitely not my wife.
2) What if this was handed to my parents and it did not work? And they also rejected the RETURN? I would have lost 14K?
3) Receiving a new mobile phone and the need for one to immediately head to service centre, is that a good experience (I didn't go to the service centre) , even if the mobile performs like it does now?
I would be happy to see some responses from the officials. I am not here to ruin #Xiaomi's market in India (not that I can either) but this is something worth knowing if you are really serious about making an impact in a new market.
NOTE: Just now my wife sends me a WhatsApp picture of a black screen. That the Camera next to the WhatsApp send button doesnt allow to take photos. Awesome !!!
This is my review after the first week of use.
I am coming to Android for the first time in my life. I was using iPhone before this. The transition was not so difficult as I thought.
The Moto G is very fast and the touch is very responsive. So no lags there. The Display is very very good. A lot of people came over and had the same view about the display (who have been in the Smart phone fraternity for a long time). The sound is clear and the network fast.
I ma getting almost one and a half day of battery with the regular stuffs going on like whatsapp, FB, twitter, some phone calls, some messaging and a lot of synching for the TOI and the new app.
Maybe its Kit Kat feature, but loving the option to cancel the call and auto send the message. Happy with "Google Now" also.
Camera App is fast and love the fact that you can take photo even when the phone is locked. (You cant browse the Gallery - how sensible is that :-) )
Love the Motorola Apps - Moto Assist and Moto Migrate (make life easy when planning to shift data from Apple of other Android mobiles).
Cons that I feel:
1) No SD Card support (I am not so much into Songs so I guess that doesnt matter to me, photos will take some time before they bloat the space)
2) Camera is not that great, though your shots will look good thanks to the bright display.
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Water, weather take toll on Wilmerding roadway
Heavy rains in recent months and fluctuating temperatures may have undermined a hillside that was secured by the Army Corps of Engineers more than a decade ago.
Ice Plant Hill Road is closed indefinitely at the Wilmerding YMCA because of a landslide late Wednesday afternoon.
"There were several boulders in the lane of travel coming up the hill," officer James Matrazzo said. "There was shale rock all around it."
North Versailles Township police, who patrol Wilmerding, were notified of the slide by YMCA staff and patrons.
"It's been a disruption," YMCA executive director Scott Heasley said. "People are having to detour to get to our parking lot."
Crews from Allegheny County and Wilmerding were on the scene for several hours on Wednesday, moving rocks and debris from the roadway.
The closure will remain effective indefinitely because of safety concerns.
"We're just trying at this time to stabilize the hillside," borough manager Joe Hartzell said.
While the closure is an inconvenience to drivers, it is not something that took local residents by surprise.
"The hillside has been an issue for several years," Heasley said. "(Patrons) understand it is an inconvenience. They're very understanding."
Motorists can get to the Y from East McKeesport, where Morrelle Avenue leads into Ice Plant Hill Road, but cannot access adjacent Westinghouse Avenue in Wilmerding.
Ice Plant Hill Road and Westinghouse Avenue were lined with Jersey barriers to hold back falling rocks and dirt since the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was called in during the 1990s by U.S. Rep. Mike Doyle, D-Forest Hills.
"They made a temporary road on top of the hill," Wilmerding council president Stephen Shurgot said. "They went down and knocked some of the loose boulders down."
The Pittsburgh office of the Corps of Engineers could not be reached for comment at presstime. In recent weeks boulders have damaged the barriers.
"They did a really good job," Shurgot said. "I guess with all the rain and freeze and thaw cycles, it was undermined."
Shurgot said the cost of repairs is above the resources of the borough, East Allegheny School District and the county, which own the hillside.
He said the borough will have its engineering consultant Glenn Engineering contact the county, Doyle and the Corps of Engineers over the next few days about how to deal with the problem.
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I'm surprised it took so long for these to be thought of, but from November you will be able to buy Star Wars lightsaber chopsticks. They will cost $10 each from Kotobukiya and are available in Darth Vader Red, Yoda Green or Luke Skywalker Blue. When these chop sabers hit the shops, my fork goes out the window!
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AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Buffalo Technology, a global leader in the design, development and manufacturing of wired and wireless networking and network and direct attached storage solutions, today announced that it has incorporated Buffalo Technology Latin America and Buffalo Brazil into its North American organization to form Buffalo Americas, Inc. Buffalo Americas, a subsidiary of Buffalo, Inc., is headquartered in Austin, TX and is led by Matt Dargis, chief operating officer. Dargis most recently served as vice president of sales and operations for Buffalo Technology (USA), Inc.
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"[The key to a successful marriage is] a sense of humor, listening and never get so mad that you forget why you love them." — Barack Obama, who celebrates his 16th anniversary with wife Michelle today. Check out some of their hottest PDA here. (I really hope they get five minutes alone for at least a quickie.)


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The Farmington Association of Christian Evangelicals will host a unity event at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 9 at Boeckman Middle School, 800 Denmark Ave, Farmington.
FACE was founded in 2009 by the pastors of The River, Bible Baptist, Faith United Methodist, Middle Creek Vineyard and New Heights Christian Fellowship who are seeking the spiritual transformation of Farmington.
The Christian group is rooted in the inspiration of God's word and in the belief of the restoration a person finds in Jesus Christ.
The event theme is "unity."
FACE hopes through the gift of worship, the community may begin to find things that unite them, such as the love and transforming grace of Jesus Christ, according to the Rev. Kevin Fox from Faith United Methodist Church in Farmington.
"Our hope and prayer is we will begin to witness the spiritual revival of our community," Fox said. "In this celebration, you will find inspiring, hope-filled messages, music that will touch your heart, and most importantly you will find friends and neighbors coming together to say "yes" to God and "yes" to this community that we love."


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Johannesburg - The African National Congress on Friday welcomed the declaration by the National Social Cohesion Summit which commits all stakeholders to hold more summits at provincial and local level, the ruling party said.
National spokesman Jackson Mthembu said the ANC called upon South Africans from all walks of life to ensure the declaration was always respected and protected.
He said the ANC would support all efforts that protected the human rights as contained in the constitution, regardless of their standing in society.
"We must all embrace the declaration so that at a time to come we can all say without any fear of contradiction that South Africa belongs to all who lives in it," he said.
Meanwhile the Afrikanerbond said on Friday that the ANC had used the summit for its own political agenda.
The organisation's chairman Pieter Vorster said approximately two hours were allocated to discussions from the floor by participants, while the rest of the time was mostly filled by speakers from the ranks of the ANC.
"Despite the urgent and desperate need for national reconciliation, our initial misgivings about the programme, content and participants were confirmed with the ANC's abuse of this opportunity for its own political agenda," he said in a statement. - Sapa


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Atrix's product is the AB-rated generic to EMLA(R) Cream (lidocaine 2.5 percent and prilocaine 2.5 percent), which is marketed by AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP. EMLA is indicated for use as a topical local anesthetic. Hospital sales of EMLA were more than $6 million for the year ended December 2003. Sandoz Inc., a Novartis company, will market the lidocaine/prilocaine 5 gram product.
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"We keep playing," were Mike Pelfrey's first words after coming out of manager Willie Randolph's office.
Pelfrey beat Orlando Hernandez out for the fifth spot in the roation.
"I always thought if he were healthy it would be his job," Pelfrey said of Hernandez.
Meanwhile, outfielder Brady Clark is in; infielder Fernando Tatis is out.
Clark said he didn't put any extra pressure on himself when Moises Alou went down thinking this was his big chamce. He also said he didn't read anything into Tatis getting a lot of attention.
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Psychiatric tests inconclusive on fifth bridge bomb-plotting suspect
Akron -- Court documents indicate that psychiatric tests are inconclusive on the last of five bridge bomb-plotting suspects in northeast Ohio.
Federal prosecutors say in a court filing entered last week that they agree with the defense for Joshua Stafford of Cleveland that the results were inconclusive on his mental competence.
But the government says a hearing before a federal judge in Akron should provide evidence that Stafford is mentally fit to stand trial. No hearing date has been set.
No bomb went off and no one was hurt. The four other defendants have pleaded guilty.
The target was a highway bridge over the Cuyahoga Valley National Park between Cleveland and Akron. The FBI said the device was a dud provided by an informant.
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Mother gets life for stashing infant in apartment freezer
Toledo -- A 21-year-old northwest Ohio woman whose newborn infant was found stashed in an apartment freezer has been sentenced to life in prison for killing the child.
Kenisha Pruitt pleaded guilty Feb. 22 in Toledo to aggravated murder.
As part of the plea agreement, charges of abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence were dropped. She will be eligible for parole after 20 years.
A landlord found the baby boy's body last April while cleaning out a rental property in Toledo. The coroner said the newborn boy had been strangled and dunked in water. The child lived no more than two days.
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Greek organisers of the 2004 Olympic Games have launched a world-wide campaign to recruit 60,000 volunteers.
At a special ceremony in Athens, Prime Minister Costas Simitas called on Greeks from all over the nation and the world to respond to the invitation.
The work of volunteers was widely regarded as a main reason for the success of last year's Olympic Games in Sydney.
Athens is expecting seven million spectators, together with 40,000 athletes, officials and media representatives.
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Mr Simitis said the programme was a big national challenge, and to meet it Greece needed a productive, positive and fertile climate - an obvious reference to the internal bickering which last year forced the International Olympic Committee to issue a stern warning.
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But the head of the Athens organising committee, Gianna Angelopolous, said that Olympic voluntary work was an opportunity for all Greeks to share in national progress, and that all Greeks, whatever country they live in, can and must offer their efforts, great or small, to the common vision.
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I work a lot. I'm a general contractor during the week—mostly bathroom and kitchen remodels. On the weekends I transform into a DJ and perform at about 30-40 weddings a year. Lately I decided I want to become a teacher and I'm looking into masters programs.
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Honey I love you BUT.............
My wife brought me back a present the other day. It's in the form of a hi-point 9mm:eek:. I don't know what I'm going to do with it except perhaps plink with it a little, then put it in the back of the safe. It looks like I need to invest more time into sharing with her about what I want. Hell-at least she's trying.
You better keep it or your in hot water.
Either sabotage it by grinding the extractor or something and go take her shooting with it so she understands the reason for quality guns or Shoot it you may be surprised I had one and it was reliable and I left it in my truck.
I own a hi-point c9 and never had problem with after 1500 hundred rounds and still going strong I also own other more pricey gun but would never talk bad about another gun cause it doesn't cost as much .
I would LOVE it if my wife bought me a gun. It's usually, "Okay, what do you want for your birthday, for Christmas," etc. Then I go buy it.
But I know what you're saying, Bear. I could be getting a shirt or a pair of shoes or something that I absolutely hate....which would be worse than the situation I have.
By the way, PM inbound.
Shoot it, enjoy it and give her a kiss. It is not going to be your carry gun or primary home protect gun, but it is a gun. It is the thought that counts, plus you may be surprised at how well that fixed barrel, pot metal door stop shoots.
We will be expecting a range report, brother. :D
You have to love the way she thinks. My wife has bought me three guns; a shotgun, a bolt gun and a .22 Sig Mosquito pistol. The pistol is kind of a dud, but I keep it on hand for plinking. If you have a wife who buys you guns, cherish her and keep her close.
I asked mine to buy me a rifle/pistol and she blew a gasket. She wants to get me something more "personal". So I told her to buy me an engraved one... Doghouse..
She finally warmed up and got me a gift vertificate in the exact value of a sig 522... She couldnt stand buying me the gun herself but she would give me a gift card to get it... weird I know.
She loves shooting the damn thing now... guess a 22 pistol is in her future.
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U.S. natural gas futures ticked down Thursday as traders shrugged off a lower-than-expected domestic supply growth and storm-related production shutdowns in the Gulf of Mexico.
Natural gas for October delivery settled 0.4 cent, or 0.1% lower, at $4.05 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The benchmark contract traded in a wide range, falling as low as $3.97/MMBtu and rising to $4.13/MMBtu, a three week high. It had risen as high as 9.3% from six-month low reached Tuesday.
"A 35-cent swing in three sessions suggest that short covering perhaps pushed too much upside too fast," Pax Saunders, an analyst with Gelber & Associates, wrote in a note to clients.
After starting out strong in early trading, prices fell after the Energy Information Administration said U.S. natural-gas stockpiles rose by 55 billion cubic feet last week, less than the 62 bcf predicted by traders and analysts surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires.
Futures often climb if the EIA reports a smaller-than-expected injection. The build topped last year's 52-bcf injection but fell short of the five-year average build of 60-bcf.
The smaller-than-expected increase will still provide some short-term support for prices, Citi Futures Perspective analyst Tim Evans said, even as traders retake bearish stances.
Inventories as of Aug. 26 stood at 2.961 trillion cubic feet, 4.4% below the five-year average, and 2% below 2010 levels.
The storm forming in the central Gulf of Mexico may limit injections into storage this week as it has prompted several major producers, including BP PLC (BP, BP.LN), Anadarko Petroleum Corp. (APC) and Exxon Mobile Corp. (XOM), to shut in production.
As of Thursday afternoon, about 2.4% of the Gulf's natural gas production had been shut in because of the storm, according to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement. The Gulf accounts for about 7.4% of total U.S. output.
PFG Best analyst Phil Flynn said traders had mostly priced in the storm's effects by Wednesday. "People that were buying for the storm ahead of time now are taking their profits before the weekend," he said.
The Hurricane Center on Thursday said the trough of low pressure over the central Gulf now has an 80% chance of developing into a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours.
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The old model of Web sites using static content as "bait" are over, said Metz, who spoke on the first day of the Business Marketing Association Annual Conference. (The annual conference attracted 225 attendees, besting last year's attendence of 147 in San Jose, Calif.) Increasingly, it is user-generated content that creates the value of Web sites, Metz said, referring to such popular consumer destinations as Amazon.com and YouTube.
Last fall, Cisco launched a major redesign of its Web site, which features 7 million pages and attracts 8 million to 10 million visitors per month.
Metz detailed many enhancements on the site, such as 360-degree product views and customer-generated product reviews.
He declared a handful of specific new features "home runs." For instance, he said, customers who watched some of the four dozen embedded, two-to-four-minute videos on the site "stayed longer and viewed nine times as many pages [as those who did not]."
He was equally excited about the ballooning access to statistics around the pages optimized for mobile devices, which in a three-month span saw visits soar from 10,000 a month to 75,000. He said the company was beginning to offer SMS addresses to customers in its TV and outdoor ads.
Metz was most enthusiastic about new "click to chat" functionality, which was added in November. "We started on 15 low-traffic pages," he said, noting that customers who engaged a live call center agent in a "Chat with a Cisco expert" chat window had a conversion rate of 43%.
When Cisco targeted the chat window with business rules—for instance, only offering it to customers who visited the pages three times in a week, made product comparisons or spent more than 45 seconds on a page—the number of sessions with the same high conversion rate doubled.
Cisco has also been exploring personalization, starting with targeting banner ads based on Web visitors' activity. Not surprising, Metz said, the targeted ads outperformed generic ones four to one. "And just last week we added the ability to personalize any kind of content—a URL, a video, a podcast," he said. Recently, Cisco pulled all its Web 2.0 tricks into one area of its site devoted to commercial solutions, Metz said. The project, code-named "Oreo" because the technology relied on the use of cookie data, quadrupled traffic and increased engagement and page views, he added.
All these changes, he said, were subjected to "pretty significant usability testing" before being turned on.
Metz strongly implied the Web work was a strategic pillar for Cisco, necessary as the company branches out from its historical roots in enterprise markets to small-business and even consumer products.
For instance, Cisco's decidedly nonproduct-oriented "Human Network" campaign is drawing millions of visitors, "80% of whom have nothing to do with Cisco gear," Metz said. Reaching these consumers, he said, will require new tools and approaches. "You cannot do that with an enterprise sales force," he said.


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When the UFC left SpikeTV they were set to explode in to every corner of mainstream America. They announced shows on Fuel, FX, and FOX. That was surely a recipe for success using an educated analysis. The reality is that the big ratings have not happened yet. The UFC is still insanely popular and a conversation about the organization is a daily occurrence in my real job office. Trust me that is saying something. The issue is that the switch to those channels has not produced the desired effect.
A prime example of the problems the UFC is facing are the ratings for UFC on FOX 3. @tvratings tweeted the numbers out shortly after the event and they were indeed bad.
"@tvratings: UFC on FOX 3: 1.6 Men 18-34 (-50% vs. UFC on FOX 2) and 2.4 mil viewers (-48%)".
WWE CEO Vince McMahon knows about ratings woes. His WWE shows have suffered viewership drops in recent years mainly because his big name stars simply aren't drawing. That didn't stop him from ripping on the UFC decline in its own viewership. He recently told The Hollywood Reporter how he felt.
"Their ratings are abysmal. They are in the pay-per-view business, and they do reasonably well there. We just set a record for WrestleMania. We had 1.3 million buys for this year's WrestleMania, and our pay-per-view numbers for our shows have been up 30 percent since then."
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Confirming that she is expecting her second child with husband Roey Hershkovitz, the 'Stay (I Missed You)' singer expresses her excitement to give her 2-year-old daughter a sibling.
Lisa Loeb is going to be a mother for a second time at the age of 43. The singer, who designs frames for her eyewear collection, has through her representative announced that she is pregnant with her second child, revealing further that she will welcome the new addition to her family of three in June.
The "Stay (I Missed You)" singer and her music production supervisor husband, Roey Hershkovitz, are already parents to a 2-year-old daughter named Lyla. Expressing her joy over this second pregnancy, she told PEOPLE, "I grew up with a big family, so I'm excited for Lyla to have a sibling!"
Loeb, who wed 33-year-old Hershkovitz in 2009, has been busy touring for her children's song book, "Lisa Loeb's Silly Sing-Along: The Disappointing Pancake and Other Zany Songs". Of it, she said, "It's a little bit of a challenge to try to balance my work with my family, but my family comes first."


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If you've recently been to the V&A and walked over the Gilbert Bayes Gallery of Sculpture which runs mid-height between the two Cast Courts, you will have seen that the Italian side has been cleared of the majority of its casts. This was done to both protect the objects from the renovation works and to […]Keep reading
Tender Loving Care for a 'well-behaved painting'
This week, I am introducing you to Martin Welsh, one of the technicians working on the Cast Court project and whose 'magic' operates in the beautiful frame-supports he builds to facilitate object moves and safe storage. Martin joined the V&A in November 2010, after spending three and a half years building exhibitions at the Imperial […]Keep reading
All Change
Approaching the second anniversary of the opening of the Medieval & Renaissance Galleries, we have some exciting new arrivals to the galleries on long loan from Her Majesty the Queen – three magnificent bronze busts by Leone Leoni (1509-1590), one of the great unsung heroes of Italian Renaissance sculpture. The busts, installed in late September, […]Keep reading
Revealing Some Hidden Gems
I joined the V&A just over a year ago and was thrilled to learn that I was going to be working on the Cast Courts project. Their vast spaces and monumental reproductions of some of the worlds most well known pieces of sculpture and architecture have long been a source of fascination over the years […]Keep reading
A new phase has come………..
The first 10 weeks have past and now I am turning to the last few months at the V&A to understand what I do with the journey I have been on. The first 10 weeks focused on understanding parts of the collection, maybe the next 10 weeks will allow me to react to the collection.Keep reading
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TeacupPlace of origin: Nagasaki (made)Date: about 1979 (made)Artist/Maker:Mori, Masahiro (designer) Hakusan Porcelain Company (manufacturer)Materials and Techniques: Porcelain with underglaze blue decorationCredit Line:Given by the designer through the manufacturing factoryMuseum number: FE.106C-1981Gallery location: Ceramics Study Galleries, Asia & Europe, room 137, case 23, shelf 5Keep reading
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VasePlace of origin: United States (made)Date: 1983 (made)Artist/Maker:Morrison, Jens (maker)Materials and Techniques: EarthenwareMuseum number: C.174&A-1984Gallery location: Ceramics Study Galleries, Britain & Europe, room 139, case 46, shelf 4Keep reading
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VasePlace of origin: Copenhagen (manufactured)Date: 1982 (designed)Artist/Maker:Manz, Bodil (designer) Bing & Grøndahl (manufacturer)Materials and Techniques: Porcelain with relief moulded and underglaze painted decorationCredit Line: Given by the makerMuseum number: C.142D-1987Gallery location: Ceramics Study Galleries, Britain & Europe, room 139, case 42, shelf 5Keep reading
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Coffee PotPlace of origin: Staffordshire (made)Date: 1957-1968 (made)Artist/Maker:Seeney, Enid (decoration, designer) Arnold, Tom (shape, designer) Ridgway (manufacturers)Materials and Techniques: White earthenware, glazed and printedMuseum number: C.179:1, 2-1991Gallery location: Ceramics Study Galleries, Britain & Europe, room 139, case 41, shelf 5Keep reading
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PlatePlace of origin: Meissen (made)Date: ca. 1765-1775 (made)Artist/Maker:Meissen porcelain factory (manufacturer)Materials and Techniques: Hard-paste porcelain, painted in crimson-purple and giltMuseum number: 1979C-1855Gallery location: Ceramics Study Galleries, Britain & Europe, room 139, case 23, shelf 3Keep reading


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Santa Hat and Scarf for Dog Amigurumi by Mimi Alelis
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The Forest Lake boys nordic team handled the frigid temperatures just fine at Battle Creek Regional Park on Thursday, where it took first place in the Section 4AA race with 385 points. Stillwater took second with 368 points.
Junior Leo Hipp put on a show for spectators by going head-to-head with Mounds Park Academy skier Nick Gardner right out of the gates in the classic race earlier in the day. Hipp took second place behind Gardner by two seconds, but returned in the afternoon to beat Gardner in the skate event by 12 seconds, clinching the individual section title for Hipp.
Junior Quinn Duffy finished fourth overall in the field of 63 skiers in pursuit, followed by sophomore Tommy Babcock in fifth place. Sophomore Davis Long rounded out the scoring for the Rangers with ninth place. Junior Alex Richert and eighth-grader Ryan Mead also finished in the top 20.
This will be the boys' 14th state appearance in 16 years. They placed third overall in Biwabik last year.
On the girls side, the Rangers improved on last season's third-place finish by taking second place on Thursday with 356 points. Stillwater took first with 386 points.
Junior Rocci Wohlk left no question as to who the top skier in the section is, taking first in both the classic and skate events to clinch the individual pursuit title.
Sophomore Kate Schaaf will join Wohlk at the state meet again this season by earning 12th place out of 61 skiers.
Ninth-grader Miranda Overland and eighth-grader Jenna Parent both recorded top-20 finishes in 17th and 18th place, respectively.
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National Account Executive - Catering & Vending
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- £35k per year
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- 03 Aug 2017
- Expires
- 16 Aug 2017
- Sector
- Sales
National Account Executive – Catering & Vending We are currently working on an exclusive retained basis with one of the fastest growing confectionery companies in the UK. We currently have a requirement for a National Account Manager to join their team. With over 100 years of manufacturing our client is one of the UK's best loved confectionery manufacturers, well known for their four most iconic brands, Fox's, XXX Mints, Poppets and Just Brazils, with over 900 employees across their 2 UK sites. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced National Account Manager / Senior National Account Manager to assume responsibility for their major customer accounts. Role/ Responsibilities Build and manage strong relationships with existing and new clients Agree / Negotiate sales prices and product ranges Promote new products Maximising sales and profit growth across all managed accounts Drive sales whilst managing cost against budget Work with the NPD team to ensure all new lines have a maximum impact on launch The Individual · Management of national accounts within the Catering and Vending sectors · Solid experience in sales and negotiation within Food / FMCG environment · Private Label and Brand experience · Demonstrate a record of managing key customers within a food business · Excellent communication and relationship building skills · Confident, Motivated and determined to achieve goals · Excellent organisational and time management skills · Capable of interpreting and delivering on business objectives · Experience of developing in-depth knowledge about products and services You will be a National Account Executive from a food manufacturing background with a proven track record of achievement within the sector. In return for meeting the above criteria the successful candidates will be rewarded with a competitive salary of circa £35,000 Car Benefits. Elevate Recruitment & Training Consultants Limited are a specialist Food/FMCG industry recruiter. This vacancy is just one of a number of vacancies that we are working in the sector – please get in touch for further details. Third party applications will be forwarded to Elevate Recruitment and Training Consultants Ltd To apply for this position, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK. Commutable from: Leicester, Nottingham, Derby, Loughborough, Tamworth, Burton on Trent, Tamworth, Melton Mowbray, Coventry, Corby Keywords: Account Management, Groceries, Top 4 Grocer, Confectionery, Gifting, Toys, Food, FMCG, Retailers, Retail, Discount, Discounters, Multiples, Big 4, Similar Roles: National Account Executive, NAE, Business Executive, Key Account Executive, KAE, Sales Executive This job was originally posted as www.totaljobs.com/job/75191383


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Lace Shift Dress
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Center for Magnetic Resonance Research, Department of Radiology
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Michael Garwood, Ph.D.
For the past 26 years, researchers in the Garwood laboratory have had a focus on developing cutting-edge MRI and MR spectroscopy techniques and on exploiting them in studies of tissue function, metabolism, and microstructure. An emphasis has been on identifying and validating quantitative metrics to assess normal and disease states non-invasively with imaging, and on applying them to learn about metabolism, hemodynamics, and tissue micro-environment. On the technical side, the Garwood group has recently made a significant advancement in the way MRI is performed - a technique called SWIFT. SWIFT exploits time-shared RF excitation and acquisition to preserve signals from water molecules possessing extremely short transverse relaxation times, T2 and T2*. With SWIFT, broadband frequency-swept excitation, together with extremely short acquisition delay, make it possible to also preserve frequency-shifted signals in the vicinity of magnetic objects. For example, magnetically-labeled nanoparticles (e.g., SPIOs), which cause signal voids in conventional MR images, give rise to positive contrast (bright spots) in SWIFT images, thus improving the capability to track and quantify targeted contrast agents and molecular therapies, as well as magnetically-labeled cells. Finally, the Garwood group has a focus on the physics of nuclear magnetic resonance relaxation, in an effort to improve the sensitivity and specificity of MRI for disease characterization, diagnosis, and treatment monitoring. In particular, we are developing ways to "tune" MRI's specificity to certain dynamic processes in tissues (e.g., assessing the tumbling times and exchange rates of different pools of tissue water) and we are investigating their utility as quantitative markers of neurodegeneration and cancer aggressiveness, and as early indicators of response to treatments. These methods are currently in pre-clinical and clinical trials (lung, breast, and brain cancers; Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis) in collaboration with other faculty in the University of Minnesota and elsewhere.
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Selected Publications:
1. The Return of the Frequency Sweep: Designing Adiabatic Pulses for Contemporary NMR. M. Garwood and L. DelaBarre, (2001) J. Magn. Reson. 153, 155-177. (Cover Article)
2. In Vivo Quantification of Choline Compounds in the Breast with 1H MR Spectroscopy, P.J. Bolan, S. Meisamy, E.H. Baker, J. Lin, T. Emory, M. Nelson, L.I. Everson, D. Yee, M. Garwood, Magn. Reson Med. 50, 1134-1143, 2003.
3. Predicting Response to Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy of Locally Advanced Breast Cancer with In Vivo 1H MRS: A Pilot Study at 4 Tesla, S. Meisamy, P.J. Bolan, E.H. Baker, R.L. Bliss, E. Gulbahce, L.I. Everson, M.T. Nelson, T.H. Emory, T.M. Tuttle, D. Yee, and M. Garwood, Radiology, 233, 424-431, 2004.
4. In Vivo Visualization of Alzheimer's Amyloid Plaques by MRI in Transgenic Mice Without a Contrast Agent, C.R. Jack, M. Garwood, T.M. Wengenack, B. Borowski, G.L. Curran, J. Lin, G. Adriany, O.H.J. Gröhn, R. Grimm, and J.F. Poduslo, Magn. Reson. Med. 52, 1263-1271, 2004. (This paper received the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Award - Best Paper Published between 2004-2006. Presented by the Alzheimer's Association at the International Conference for Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders (ICAD). Madrid Spain, July 2006)
5. Monitoring Disease Progression in Transgenic Mouse Models of Alzheimer's Disease with Proton Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, M. Marjanska, G.L. Curran, T.M. Wengenack, P.-G. Henry, R.L. Bliss, J.F. Poduslo, C.R. Jack, Jr., K. Ugurbil, and M. Garwood, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 102, 11906-11910, 2005.
6. Fast and Quiet MRI Using a Swept Radiofrequency, D. Idiyatullin, C. Corum, J.-Y. Park, and M. Garwood, J. Magn. Reson. 181, 342-349, 2006.
7. Assessment of Brain Iron and Neuronal Integrity in Patients with Parkinson's Disease Using Novel MRI Contrasts, S. Michaeli, G. Oz, D. Sorce, M. Garwood, K. Ugurbil, and P. Tuite, Movement Disorders 22, 334-340, 2007.
8. RASER: A New Ultra Fast Magnetic Resonance Imaging Method, R. Chamberlain, J.-Y. Park, C. Corum, E. Yacoub, K. Ugurbil, C.R. Jack, Jr., and M. Garwood, Magn Reson. Med. 58, 794-799, 2007.
9. Water Spin Dynamics during Apoptotic Cell Death in Glioma Gene Therapy Probed by T1ρ and T2ρ, A. Sierra, S. Michaeli, J.-P. Niskanen, P.K. Valonen, H.I. Gröhn, S. Ylä-Herttuala, M. Garwood, and O.H. Gröhn, Magn. Reson. Med. 59, 1311-1319, 2008.
10. SWIFT Detection of SPIO Labeled Stem Cells Grafted in the Myocardium, R. Zhou, D. Idiyatullin, S. Moeller, C. Corum, H. Zhang, H. Qiao, J. Zhong, and M. Garwood, Magn. Reson. Med. 63:1154–1161, 2010.
11. MRI Contrast from Relaxation Along a Fictitious Field (RAFF), T. Liimatainen, D.J. Sorce, R. O'Connell, M. Garwood, and S. Michaeli, Magn. Reson. Med. 64:983–994 2010.
12. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Using RASER, U. Goerke, M. Garwood, K. Ugurbil, NeuroImage 54:350-360, 2011.
13. Dental MRI: Making the Invisible Visible. D. Idiyatullin, C. Corum, S. Moeller, H.S. Prasad, M. Garwood, and D.R. Nixdorf, J. Endod. 37:745–752, 2011. (Cover Article)
14. Glioma Cell Density in a Rat Gene Therapy Model Gauged by Water Relaxation Rate Along a Fictitious Magnetic Field. T. Liimatainen, A. Sierra, T. Hanson, D.J. Sorce, S. Ylä-Herttuala, M. Garwood, S. Michaeli, and O. Gröhn, Magn. Reson. Med. 67:269-277, 2012.
15. Short TE 3D Radial Gradient-Echo MRI Using Concurrent Dephasing and Excitation (CODE). J.-Y. Park, S. Moeller, U. Goerke, E. Auerbach, R. Chamberlain, J. Ellermann, and M. Garwood, Magn. Reson. Med. 67:428-436, 2012.


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MARLOW may soon be given the power to look after more of its green spaces, after the mayor blasted the county council for slashing grass-cutting budgets.
As complaints about overgrown verges continue to grow across the county, Buckinghamshire County Council has put forward a plan to devolve some of its maintenance services.
It means Marlow Town Council could be given funding for the next four years to look after its own roadside verges, labelled "horrible" by Mayor Suzanne Brown ahead of this year's Britain in Bloom judging.
But for the scheme to go ahead, Marlow town would need to team up with a cluster of nearby parishes to share services among themselves.
Discussing the idea at a council meeting this week, deputy mayor Bob Johnson said: "This would have a significant impact on residents and I would like to take a strong lead on how we go forward with this.
"There are some strong pros and cons and some serious implications might be involved.
"There are significant cuts from the council and I can understand how they are forced to consider this devolution."
However, Cllr Johnson said he was concerned what would happen after the four-year funding pledge period ended.
And Cllr Kathy Thomson said it would be good for the people of Marlow as the current state of some roadside verges is "demoralising".
BCC has come under fire for its decision to reduce grass cutting from ten times a year to six.
Transport for Buckinghamshire said its responsibility was to keep highways in a safe condition, which requires it to cut grass around junctions that could impair the vision of motorists.
The devolution deal, worth £23,245 for 2015/16, would only apply to roads with a 30mph speed limit and below.
Wycombe District Council is expected to propose a similar devolution package for their areas of responsibility in the coming weeks.
Town councillors agreed to set up a working party to investigate the package and talk to neighbouring parishes.
Any problems with grass cutting, or to report a verge in need of cutting, can be done online: www.buckscc.gov.uk/telltfb


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But they can buy anthracite from Russia, Vietnam and North Korea. Why would they come to the eastern US?
Maybe the others are not interested in accepting the US Dollars that China is swimming in, or Chinese Yuan? Or their price for anthracite isn't as good? Or their anthracite isn't as good. It takes a good grade of anthracite to become a 1:1 substitute for coke.


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Hi Frase, HAL typically caters to an older demography, but....I cruised on them in my late 30s by myself. I had a wonderful time. It was my first HAL cruise. I met two ladies from Canada that were single and in my age group, and a bunch of couples that were in their 30s-40s. I did a Caribbean out of New Orleans on the New Amsterdam. It was in the early mid 1990s. The food wasn't as good as some of the other lines, to my taste only. The ship was immaculate, the service was great, the cabin was a nice size (I had an interior), and they offered some nice ammenities on board. The casino was tighter than on most cruises I've been on, but their tight on any of them.
I did cruise again with them in 99 or 2000, (can't remember) on the Rotterdam and thoroughly enjoyed it, still didn't think the food was that great. We all know that food is totally subjective. In fact, I was thinking about doing a 3 day out of Ft. Lauderdale, just for a nice weekend, they send me great email offers.
I don't think you'd be disappointed with HAL, it just won't be very lively after 11pm. Have you tried Costa or Princess. Costa is more like Carnival, Princess is more like Royal.
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McCurry to hold second Coffee with Councilman
Mitchell City Councilman Greg McCurry will hold his second Coffee with the Councilman on Saturday morning.
McCurry, who was elected to the council June 7, will be at Cornerstone Coffeehouse, 123 E. Third Ave., from 8 to 10 a.m. to speak with local residents.
At his first Coffee with the Councilman in July, McCurry was joined by Mayor Lou Sebert and three other local residents. He said he hopes for a better turnout this time.


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The musical ability of the members of this band just, for lack of a better turn, knocked my socks off when I listened to it. The drummer and bassist, Evan Walsh and Pete O'Hanlon provide a rock-solid rhythm section, that provides a powerful driving force for their songs. Josh McClorey, their guitarist, combines masterful blues soloing, combined with powerful garage-punk influenced chords. Ross Farley, the frontman, has a fantastic voice, which infuses their songs with attitude and expression. Overall the sound quality is just at a tier that is unbelievable, they are easily some of the finest R'n'B musicians of their generation.
Lyrics — 9
The lyrics were for the most part perfect. Though at times a bit lacking, this album is their first attempt at writing their own material, which is understandable. While some songs shine, others do not compare as well lyrically. The lyrics mold seamlessly to the music, and both work closely to emphasize the other. Songs like "Blue Collar Jane" and "Mystery Man" are packed with catchy, singable lyrics, and killer riffs. Aside from that, Ross Farley's skills as a vocalist, are very impressive, and delivers with tremendous talent.
Overall Impression — 10
In comparison to similar artists such as The Black Keys and Arctic Monkeys, The Strypes easily live up to them. One of the best parts about this album is that they are able to combine lightning-paced alternative and punk with blues and pub rock. The most impressive songs on the album were definitely "Mystery Man" and "Blue Collar Jane." It really gives me hope that rock and blues music is persevering in a world where it seems to be slowly dying due to changes in the music industry and an ever-growing tidal wave of pop, (bad) rap, and dubstep. I would recommend those songs to anyone looking to get into this band. If anything happened to this album, I would go out that day and buy a new copy.


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Justice for Alex Nieto: No sane person would point a taser at the SFPD, says John Burris
On Saturday, 03.29.2014, Mission residents rallied to march for justice for Alex Nieto, a 28-year-old honor student and security guard whom San Francisco Police officers shot dead on March 21st. The officers say that they thought Nieto was carrying a gun and that he had pointed it at them. He was actually carrying a taser, which he was authorized to carry for his job as a security guard, and John Burris, attorney for the Nieto family says that no sane person would point a taser at the police.
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