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Located in Yangpu, this hotel is 1 mi (1.7 km) from Oriental Fisherman's Wharf and within 3 mi (5 km) of Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum and Tongji University. Shanghai Natural Wild Insect Kingdom is 3 mi (4.8 km) away.
Hotel Features
Along with 2 restaurants, this hotel has an indoor pool and a fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a conference center are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 482 rooms offer 24-hour room service, minibars, and TVs. Rainfall showerheads, coffee makers, and free newspapers are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Wyndham Bund East Shanghai
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Wyndham Bund East Shanghai features an indoor pool and a fitness center. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 100859 square feet (9370 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, gift shops/newsstands, and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Luggage storage
- Conference center
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Wedding services
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour front desk
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms 7
- Elevator/lift
- Indoor pool
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Laundry facilities
- Coffee shop or café
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Total number of rooms - 482
- Conference space
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 32
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Conference space size (feet) - 100859
- Conference space size (meters) - 9370
- Free self parking
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Air conditioning
- Free bottled water
- Room service (24 hours)
- Slippers
- Desk
- Rainfall showerhead
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Minibar
- Free toiletries
- Television
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Cafe Uno - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Shang Rong Xuan - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
Spa Services
- Body treatments
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at noon
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for CNY 350 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: CNY 148 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: CNY 30 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: CNY 350 per night
Hotel Name
- Wyndham Bund
- Wyndham Bund East Shanghai
- Wyndham Bund Hotel
- Wyndham Bund Hotel Shanghai East
- Wyndham Bund East Shanghai Hotel Shanghai
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
National Rating
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first tea of the morning – cold brewed this yesterday to try as a cold tea first since most of the reviews have said the flavours really come out as it cools.
I'm not sure how i feel about this one over all. It smells like that banana medicine you used to get as a kid. The first sips of this are…intresting. there's a lot going on that i can't place. it's a fruity, banana-y mess of flavours. i'll have to try this hot to see if i like it better that way. cold is just kind of…weird?

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text: Escape from the zoo of drawing animal features on your face for Halloween and pick up one of our animal masks for the perfect costume! Covered in fur with wild eyes and sharp teeth, these Halloween masks will have you looking like the real thing and terrifying unsuspecting friends. You can use a horse mask to scare friends when they enter your house or if you really want to up the ante, we have moving mouth masks that are as realistic as they come! Be a cuddly dog, a ferocious wolf, a dinosaur, or even a shark with our selection of animal masks here at Spirit Halloween.


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The Vickery Place Neighborhood Association will hold its first annual Halloween Party for kids.
The Worcola Witches & Warlocks Walk will take place Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at five homes in Vickery Place. Check-in is at 5603 Willis Ave., and parents must accompany children during the entire event.
It includes goodie bags, trick or treat stops, activity stations with crafts and storytelling by Rosemary Rumbley.
With a Vickery Place newsletter, two children can participate for free. Those without a newsletter can participate for a $5 donation per child to the neighborhood association.
For more information visit vickeryplace.com/special-events/worcolawitcheswarlockswalk.


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Lawmakers in Indianapolis are mulling a plan that would ban smoking in most of the city's bars, but it appears unlikely the new law will go into effect in time for the February 5 Super Bowl between the New York Giants and New England Patriots.
The smoking ban proposal expands the city's 2005 ordinance to include bowling alleys, hotel rooms and bars where food is served, but exempts cigar bars, tobacco shops, hookah bars and some private fraternal organizations. Last Tuesday, the Indianapolis City-County Council Rules and Public Policy Committee voted 5 to 3 to send the measure on to the full council.
While the full city council is expected to meet on January 30, it appears unlikely members will vote on the smoking ban proposal, let alone fast-track the bill in order to enact it before the Super Bowl takes place.
Some establishments, though, are not taking chances and have decided on their own accord to go smoke-free.
According to the Indianapolis Star, the owners of Claddagh Irish Pub and the Slippery Noodle Inn have been smoke-free since 2012 began. Both of the owners, according to the article, said they decided to go smoke-free in order to attract the tourists who will be visiting the city for the Super Bowl.
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Saturday, October 11th 2014
Boulder's Sanitas Brewing Company to Release New IPA cans
BOULDER, COLORADO – With warm weather dwindling and the midst of Fall growing nearer, the brewers at Sanitas Brewing Company are preparing to release their third year-round beer, Sanitas IPA.
"Sanitas IPA is a result of exploration and coincidence," explained Sanitas' Chief of Brewing Operations Chris Coyne, "it took us nearly a year to brew our first American IPA. We made a couple over the summer in order to test some new hop varieties, and they were a hit. We merged the best attributes of those beers into what is now Sanitas IPA.
Deep gold in color, Sanitas Brewing Company's new India Pale Ale leans on a base of organic English and German malts. The aroma and flavor are dominated by overtones of exotic fruit and wet pine from a blend of rare American and Australian hops.
"We use some pretty cool hop varieties in this beer," said Coyne, "it's a carefully chosen blend from all over the world. The result is a very vibrant hop experience."
Cans of Sanitas IPA will hit Boulder and Denver area shelves in the coming days, as well as local taps soon after. It will join Sanitas Black IPA and Sanitas Saison as the brewery's third year-round beer.
About Sanitas Brewing Co.
Founded in 2013, Boulder's Sanitas Brewing Company is regarded for their signature blend of tradition and innovation as well as their use of only the finest ingredients. With a passion for exploration, Sanitas epitomizes the wild spirit of Colorado with a variety of premium beers.
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Aunt under arrest for AMBER Alert hoax
Thu, 23 Dec 2010 05:15:00 GMT —
A Pickens County woman is under arrest, charged with filing a false police report that led to a statewide AMBER Alert Wednesday.
Deputies say they received a call from Lisa Jordan, 40, of Easley about 7 am Wednesday that two children had been kidnapped by their mother, Keyly Wade, from her home. Jordan is the aunt of Kynadi Manley, 1, and Alexis Manley, 2.
Detectives say they determined that Jordan had filed a false report, and she now faces felony charges for that. The AMBER Alert was cancelled. They say Jordan and Wade came up with the idea for Wade to take the children and leave the state to avoid a Department of Social Services investigation.
Investigators believe the children may be with their mother, Keyly Wade, and their grandmother, Belinda Marie Wade
WYFF in Greenville reports that family members of Wade sent a text to Wade to ask if the children were okay, and received a reply of "yes." Click here for that story.
Deputies are working with out of state authorities to determine the location and well being of the children.


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A man suspected of fatally shooting his pregnant girlfriend Monday led police on a chase across Dallas during which he wounded an officer and barricaded himself in a Lake Highlands home for hours.
SWAT officers pulled Tyrone Christopher Allen, 26, from a crawl space under the home shortly after 4 p.m. — about six hours after Breshauna Jackson, 28, was shot at a home not far from the scene of the standoff.
Jackson and the unborn child died a short time later at Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas. Police think Allen was the father.
Officer Daniel Malouf, who was shot through the door of his police cruiser, suffered minor injuries.
"Officer Malouf was released from the hospital and is recuperating at home," Dallas police Chief David Brown said.
Police said Jackson was reported shot about 10:15 a.m. in the 12300 block of Hoblitzelle Drive, near Interstate 635 and Central Expressway.
"Tyrone shot me," Jackson told a witness, according to police.
The witness reported seeing the attacker fleeing, and a description of the suspect was transmitted to police. Officers spotted Allen driving about noon near Skillman Road and LBJ Freeway.
"The suspect refused to stop and a vehicle pursuit ensued," Brown said.
Allen could be seen on live TV weaving in and out of traffic along Interstate 30 and North Central Expressway before he wound his way back toward Lake Highlands.
Brown said Allen leaned out his window during the pursuit and fired a gun near Hamilton Park Pacesetter Magnet School. No one was hit, and officers didn't return fire. The school was locked down for part of the day.
Police said Allen got out of his car in the 12000 block of Bellafonte Drive.
That's when he "fired his weapon again at pursuing officers," Brown said. "Officer Malouf was struck once in the lower abdomen by a bullet that passed through his vehicle's door."
Other officers returned fire, and Allen, who was not wounded, got back in his vehicle. He abandoned the car and ran into a house on nearby Galva Drive.
For several hours, police wearing body armor surrounded the home as an officer pleaded over a loudspeaker for Allen to come out peacefully.
"This is the Dallas Police Department SWAT team," the officer said. "We have the house surrounded. We are not leaving."
The officer said that Allen's mother was with them and that she was concerned for his well-being.
"We are not leaving, and things are going to get progressively worse as time goes on," the officer said.
Things did get worse as the officers fired numerous rounds of tear gas into the home and drove an armored vehicle closer as they approached on foot.
Police found Allen in the crawl space.
"He didn't come on his own, so we had to go get him," said Maj. Jeff Cotner of the crimes against persons division.
A 9 mm handgun was recovered near the home where the standoff occurred.
Allen, who had no apparent injuries, faces a charge of capital murder. His bail had not been set yet.
The fatal shooting is the latest in a string of deaths blamed on domestic violence in recent months. Dallas police attribute an increase in murders last year in part to domestic violence. Mayor Mike Rawlings has made combating such violence a priority.
Allen has a history of domestic violence, according to public records.
He was arrested in January on a misdemeanor family violence assault charge. In that case, he was accused of assaulting a woman he was dating in November at a grocery store where she worked in the 9100 block of Forest Lane, according to police documents.
That woman had reported at least one other assault involving Allen a month earlier, the documents said. A court date was scheduled for next week in that case.
Staff writers Tristan Hallman, Matt Peterson, Christina Rosales and Wendy Hundley contributed to this report.


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Wave Race: Blue Storm
Review by Hayama Akito
"Astonishing presentation, but lacks a bit of originality..."
The first of Nintendo's 'franchises' (hey, it's got two games now, it's a franchise baby) to hit the Gamecube, Wave Race: Blue Storm is a continuation of the jetski racing game that first wowed people on the N64 with it's incredible looking water - and guess what? It just got one helluva facelift.
This game's graphics astound. Alright, it isn't 60 FPS, but it really doesn't matter. The water is unbelievably realistic. The riders are well detailed compared to previously. The skis even kick up a trail of water in their wake. Crates and large chunks of ice fall into the water as you approach, sending larger waves rippling towards you, even as you zoom through arctic caverns and past large cargo ships. It even goes so far as to have the rain splashing onto the screen when the weather gets bad. It may not look as flash as something like the arcade Aqua Jet on first inspection, but it's SO much more beautiful.
The sound too is amazing - things bode very well for the Gamecube. The music isn't exactly the best, but it does it's job. The speech included is phenomenal. Each rider has their own personalised commentator. Ok, they all basically say the same things (i.e. 'pass the buoys correctly!') but their individuality makes some of them hilarious. Terrence, the commentator for the British racer, Nigel, comes out with some real messed up sentences, which, being British myself, I just crack up over ('You made it to the final race! I'm absolutely chuffed as chips!' I've NEVER, EVER heard anyone say that. It's fantastic). The only drawback is, with some commentators (Ryota's, for example) you can get really annoyed with the ''Ok!'' ''Great!'' ''Good!'' ''Great!'' ''Good!'' ''Ok!'' when passing through a succession of buoys. Maybe it's just that guy - I never notice it when playing as the others.
The gameplay is just like the previous game - no bad thing at all. The physics involved with the water are even sharper than before - when approaching a rider to pass them, the water pushes outwards by their vehicle creates problems too! Falling objects, as noted, create distortions that can make for tricky steering. And you can now execute much sharper turns than before, along with a host of new stunts.
My only quibble with this game is the lack of new courses. This is remedied, however, by the aesthetic redesign of each map, so that they're hardly recognisable from previously. Plus, on each difficulty, the layout of the courses changes, which is nice. The weather also adds to the race significantly. And some of the courses are really difficult to get to grips with (Aqua Maze in particular), so there's a fair bit of replay involved.
Fans of the original Waverace 64 shouldn't hesitate to pick this up in a heartbeat. You'll love it. Casual fans though should try it out first. As racing games go, you can't do much better, and the fact that the water allows for much more unusual racing methods than, say, a road, makes for a very different experience than your standard car racing title. It's a kind of change that might not be to everyone's liking, though.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.0 - Great
Originally Posted: 10/10/01, Updated 10/10/01
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Boston College Shoots Down Yale
by Mike Machnik/CHN Senior Editor
WORCESTER, Mass. It was Air York versus Air Allain.
In the highest scoring NCAA tournament game in 50 years, Boston College defeated Yale, 9-7, in the final of the Northeast Regional to advance to the Frozen Four for the fourth time in the last five years.
Most Outstanding Player Cam Atkinson's hat trick led the way, giving him 27 goals on the year. Linemate Joe Whitney added a pair, as did Jimmy Hayes.
Mark Arcobello had an incredible six points in a losing effort, netting a hat trick of his own. The Bulldogs trailed by as many as five goals in the third before rallying to score three straight, but the highest scoring team in the nation could get no closer.
The last time two teams combined for 16 goals in an NCAA tournament game was March 17, 1960, when Michigan Tech defeated St. Lawrence, 13-3, in the semifinals.
"I thought Yale was a fine an offensive team as we've had a chance to play in the last few years," said Eagle coach Jerry York. "Their stick skills, their ability to score goals, gave us all kinds of problems.
"The game was never over, just because of their skill set. We're looking at a pretty good lead, and then all of sudden we're back on our [heels], protecting down the stretch."
Almost from the get go, it was a wide open, up and down game, a style that Yale coach Keith Allain said he was comfortable with.
Allain had rolled the dice the night before in starting rarely-used goaltender Ryan Rondeau, but he left no stone unturned tonight in an attempt to find an answer that would keep pucks out of his net. Billy Blase replaced Rondeau (18 saves) midway through the game with BC ahead 5-2, and Jeff Malcolm came in with 15 minutes to play and the score 7-4.
"I don't think we were very good as a team defensively," Allain said. "Obviously the goaltenders are part of that. But certainly they weren't the only part of that."
It didn't help that late in the first period, Rondeau was beaten on a fluke play, a 160-foot wrist shot by Eagle defenseman Carl Sneep. Sneep iced the puck on the penalty kill, lifting the puck from high in the slot in his own end, and it bounced about 20 feet in front of Rondeau and changed direction to catch him by surprise stick side. That put BC ahead for good, 2-1.
It was the kind of goal every goalie has the bad fortune to give up at some point, but it couldn't have come at a worse time for Yale.
"That was a huge goal," said Atkinson. "A really long goal, as well.
"I don't think I've ever seen that in college hockey. It definitely got us up on the bench."
Arcobello downplayed the effect of the goal on his team.
"I don't know, every goal's a momentum swing for us. I don't think one goal really sums up the whole game."
"There's nothing you can do," said Allain, a former goaltender himself. "What you want to do is get as close to that bounce as you can, so it doesn't have much room to play on you.
"It took a perfect bounce for them, and a terrible bounce for us."
The second period saw the teams exchange goals before Atkinson scored back-to-back at 4:57 and 10:29 to make it 5-2, first stealing a Ryan Donald clearing pass and firing it in from ten feet out, then slamming in a feed from Brian Gibbons on the doorstep. Atkinson's second goal chased Rondeau from the game.
One of the keys in BC's win was getting production from their big guns again.
"Cam has gotten into a dry spell, his line, but they've been working hard and practicing hard," York said. "Their effort's always been there, they just haven't had much luck."
Atkinson's third goal, the key goal of the game, regained some breathing room for BC 4:16 into the third at 7-4. The Eagles had surrendered goals to Arcobello and Denny Kearney (ppg) late in the second period as a 6-2 lead was reduced to 6-4.
"[Joe Whitney] had a great block," said Atkinson, now tied for second in the national goal-scoring race. "I think he was hurting a little bit, after he came back to the bench, but he gave me a little breakaway and I got some speed and was fortunate to put it upstairs."
After Hayes added two more goals to make it 9-4 midway through the third, it appeared to be over. But Arcobello completed his hat trick on the power play with 6:28 to go, and Brian O'Neill scored his second of the night less than three minutes later as Yale made it 9-6.
Malcolm came out for an extra attacker with three minutes to play, and the Bulldogs cashed in on a deflection by Broc Little to pull within two at 18:38. Arcobello scored or set up Yale's final three goals in a heroic effort to will his team back into it.
"I can't tell you how proud I am of my guys," said Allain. "There were numerous occasions during the course of the game where they could have thrown in the towel, and they never did.
"You guys see it here tonight, but that's what I've come to expect from this group, particularly this senior class for the last four years."
"For the Yale team, the Yale program in general, when you can have 20 guys compete down five goals to a team like BC, it says a lot about what we believe in," said Bulldog senior captain Ryan Donald.
Publicly at least, BC didn't seem too concerned with the seven goals allowed. A win is a win, and the Eagles have had a lot of them lately — and good teams find ways to win all kinds of games.
"We had a lot of good, and a lot of bad tonight," said Ben Smith (two assists). "But the good thing is we came out on the right side of it. 9-7 games, they're always a little scary, especially with a team like Yale who's so good offensively. But it was just one of those nights where, who can score the most goals, and tonight we did it."
"I think that's going to help us as we move forward, being able to play both types of games," Smith said. "Being able to gut it out as we did last Friday [3-0 win over Vermont in Hockey East semifinal], yesterday against Alaska and being able to use our offense and our firepower to win a 9-7 game."
York also didn't seem concerned about his team's missed opportunities the last few games to put teams away.
"I think putting a team away means you win hockey games. We're winning games, and we feel very excited about that. Hopefully it will continue," York said.
"The games at the national level, they come in all different [kinds]. There's 2-1 games, there's 9-7 games. Your objective is to win and advance, and we were able to do that tonight. ... They don't ask you if it's a pretty game. The games are always different. ... Would I like to win a 1-0 game more than a 9-7 game? To me, it's not a big factor.
"I just want to win games."
A 10-0-1 record in the last 11 says that's exactly what they're doing.


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Rep. Sydney Carlin, D-Manhattan, said anti-abortion colleagues on a House Committee who voted Monday to restrict admissions to the Kansas Neurological Institute are being hypocritical.
Carlin said some in the House who are determined to prevent abortions of fetuses with severe disabilities are the same who would deny admission to KNI for fiscal reasons to those who can not care for themselves.
"There are folks like that that we're taking care of (at KNI)," Carlin said after Monday's committee hearing. "And we must take care of them."
Rep. Dave Crum, R-Augusta, introduced the amendment, which would freeze admissions to KNI for one year. It passed the House Appropriations Committee 14-6. Crum said care of disabled Kansans would continue, just in a different way.
Crum said the days of placing disabled residents in institutions like KNI are fading fast in favor of home- or community-based services. He said KNI admitted one new resident last year, but families still would have an option for residential care of developmentally disabled Kansans.
"If there would be a situation where that's the only way a person could be taken care of, they do have capacity at Parsons (State Hospital)," Crum said.
But Carlin said KNI's central location allows families to stay connected to disabled loved ones — connections that could be strained by distance if Parsons becomes the only state-run facility accepting new residents.
"I have a family at home who put a child in there when he was 6 years old," Carlin said. "They live in Manhattan, and they drive every week to see him. They're now in their 90s. They can't get (to Parsons). It would just disrupt that family's life so desperately, and I know there are others."
Carlin said some of the decrease in admissions to KNI could also be traced back to the 1973 Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision, after which fewer fetuses with severe disabilities were brought to term.
KNI has been immersed in controversy since 2010, when a commission recommended it be closed — a recommendation that drew bipartisan opposition from Topeka-area legislators.
In the years since, Gov. Sam Brownback and some legislators have continued seeking ways to cut costs at the facility, based on their own tours and reports from the Legislative Post Audit division.
Crum said Monday that a plan floated by another House committee to transition KNI from a state-funded institution to one funded through Medicaid home-and-community-based waivers may not be feasible because of federal restrictions.
"I haven't given up on the concept," Crum said. "We need to get more information. From the preliminary information I've received, it may be because institutions require certain things that aren't required in home-and-community-based settings. So we may not be able to meet the requirements."
But Carlin expressed exasperation with continued attempts to scale back KNI, as well as other cuts to the state's social safety net spearheaded by anti-abortion legislators.
"They become elected to the Legislature because they are pro-life and then they are really also anti-tax and anti-government programs," she said. "I think there's a desperate, hypocritical attitude there."


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Guest Editor-Blogger, Dale Saxon has this to say:
Linda, I'm sending this picture to you regarding Vernon's sighting at Drew, Oregon. I have asked Vern to write out his encounter on your blog. In the picture notice I painted the tree in which he saw it and the right height on the head is marked across. I'm positive he saw what he said he did.
I went there in 2004 and did find some older uncastable tracks that I believed to be of Sasquatch. It's actually about 45 miles from Crater Lake from this spot.
Have a great new year. My son Cole is wishing we could get the final report back from Chilcutt in Texas on the Sedan Creek print. Hurry and wait, don't you know. I don't think he'll be able to identify the maker as an any known animal.
Thank you for your participation on this blog. Linda


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This is for the LEGITS.
I'm sure you could possibly MMC them if you have hacks.
Step 1 : Dimensional Mirror. Choose evolving world.
Step 2 : Get into evolving world. (Talking to the NPC. You can go in 5 times a day).
Step 3 : Go to the room 3 (Mine shows HECTORS. They're most likely going to be MUSHROOMS unless you used an item to change the mob appearance like I did)
Step 4 : The reactor in the middle every 20 seconds i'd suppose will start making all the mobs go towards the middle.
This is where you take advantage of it. I dont know if its a glitch or if they wanted to do this, however, its really helpful that they put this in.
Step 5 : Kill them all until it stops vaccing.
Step 6 : Loot everything (I used a 2x drop buff)
Step 7 : Wait until they get vacced again, or just kill them flying around.
Step 8 : Profit.
Good luck in this new event map thing.
Pretty nice thread dude much cheeros!


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Kathryn began her acting career in 1984 with the role of Mrs. Clark in the film Grandview U.S.A. alongside Jamie Lee Curtis and Patrick Swayze.
In one of her two appearances on The View Karen revealed to the world that she was a lung cancer survivor.
Kathryn was nominated in 2008 for a SAG Award along with her Desperate Housewives castmates for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series.
When her mom was dying, Kathryn vowed that someday she would pursue her dreams of acting.
She began acting at the age of 45.
In 2005, Kathryn won an Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series playing Karen McCluskey on Desperate Housewives. Kathryn won again for the same category and the same show in 2008.
She has appeared in over a dozen plays, six movies, eleven national television commercials, two pilots, ten drama series and over twenty sitcoms.
In his autobiographical novel "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," (p.33, "Mistakes We Knew We Were Making) David Eggers reveals that Kathryn Joosten hung the wallpaper in his bedroom when he was a child.


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Boston Globe article of Boston PD teaching gunfighting...interesting
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As a career criminal, he had done far more firearms training than many police officers - realistic, mobile training, more useful for gunfighting than the stationary-target practice that was standard for most cops.
That's when Billy Kennedy stops the lesson and explains the real world to young cops. "Every bullet fired has a lawyer attached," he tells the trainees. "You will lose your house. You will lose your career. You will lose your life as you know it."
"If you hit me dead-center in the heart with a shot," he says, "I've still got a minute in which I can hurt you. Think of taking a half-gallon of milk and pouring it out onto the ground. That's how much blood you can lose before you lose consciousness. You can do a lot of damage in that time. Bullets kill by striking the central nervous system, but that's rare. That's a small target it's a head shot or you bleed to death. Pistols are not efficient; they are convenient. We carry a lot of bullets because we miss a lot."
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Happy Friday!
We're one week away from the big Memorial Day weekend and the unofficial kick off of Summer.
To make sure you don't get stuck in style rut, InStyle has come up with some chic ways to keep your Summer look fresh!
Layer On The Bracelets:
"Mix metals, textures, widths, and colors for a study in contrasts," says InStyle Accessories Director Leah Karp. Bright string and fabric bracelets give a boho effect, while black leather and chain links take it in an edgy, tough direction. Says Karp, "Lots of variety is the key to what makes this look work."
Accessorize With A Scarf!
- Tie it Everywhere: At his spring Marc by Marc Jacobs show, the designer sent models down the runway with scarves encircling their necks and waists. Fold a scarf on the diagonal, wrap it around you, knot it, and let the excess hang loose.
- Let it Float On a Bag: Choose a pattern that picks up the color of the purse and knot it around the handle.
- Wrap it Around Your Head: (like Nicole Richie!)
Skinny rectangular scarves work best! Fold it a couple times, place it close to your hairline, and a basic knot at the nape of your neck.
Highlight Your Midriff:
Cropped tops can feel very casual, so try to choose sophisticated pieces for the rest of your outfit! Think sharp blazers, high-waist trousers, or below-the-knee pencil skirts. (Zoe Saldana shows one way you can dress up the look.)
Cinch With A Neon Belt:
Eye-popping fluorescents deliver style in one intense dose. Punch up neutrals like your khaki or cargo pants with a bolt of acid green, flamingo pink, or juicy orange.
Mix Stripes:
You need at least one shade that's similar among all the striped pieces you're wearing or things get too dizzy. Combine widths, colors, and sizes.
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Manchester United 'ready to outbid City for Alexis Sanchez'
Alexis Sanchez is likely to move to Manchester this summer, but his destination could be United rather than City.
It was thought City were in pole position to land the Udinese winger, after it emerged they were prepared to pay £20 million for his services.
The Chile international's representatives even opened talks with Eastlands officials during a trip to Manchester on Friday, reports the Sunday Telegraph.
However, they are then said to have attended a hastily-arranged meeting with United.
Red Devils boss Sir Alex Ferguson has followed Sanchez's progress for some time and has apparently now persuaded the board to make a £26.5 million offer for the 22-year-old.
It was rumoured earlier in the year that Udinese were interested in taking Antonio Valencia as part of a package that would see Sanchez move to Old Trafford.
The Ecuadorian has become a key first-team player in recent weeks and it is not clear whether United are prepared to offer him to the Italian club or would prefer a cash-only deal.
Should United beat City to Sanchez's signature it would represent a major success for the Premier League leaders, who have avoided going head-to-head with their richer neighbours in the transfer market in the last two years.


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I suggest you store unix timestamp in hive, and so you can compare it as BIGINT without worrying about STRING comparison. And if your data is to be queried on daily bases, you can split one big file into small files, say, one file per day, then add them as partitions of soj_session_container. This way can optimize hive a little since your queries won't have to read all records in soj_session_container. CREATE TABLE soj_session_container ( events MAP<STRING, STRING> ) PARTITIONED BY (date STRING); ALTER TABLE soj_session_container ADD PARTITION (date = '20120918') location 'loc1'; SELECT * FROM soj_session_container LATERAL VIEW explode(a.events) t AS event WHERE date = '20120918' AND event.event_timestamp >= unix_timestamp('2012-09-18 00:00:00') AND event.event_timestamp <= unix_timestamp('2012-09-18 02:00:00'); On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 8:20 AM, Raihan Jamal <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > I have this below query from which I am trying to find out those records > that fall between midnight and 2 A.M on 18th September. > And SojTimestampToDate function will give me date in this format yyyy/MM/dd > HH:mm:ss > > I am not sure whether the date comparison I did is right or not. And it will > give me all those records between midnight and 2 AM. > > SELECT event.app_payload ['n'] AS changed_cguid > FROM soj_session_container a LATERAL VIEW explode(a.events) t AS event > WHERE a.dt = '20120918' > AND SojTimestampToDate(event.event_timestamp) >= '2012/09/18 00:00:00' > AND SojTimestampToDate(event.event_timestamp) <= '2012/09/18 02:00:00' > > Can anyone shed some light on this whether I am doing right or not? > > > > Raihan Jamal >
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I don't understand the skill tree well enough yet. In Diablo2, you added points to increase the power of a skill, and maybe selected additional gear to buff it. In D3 it seems like there's runes which alter the way the skill behaves and... that's it? Do all of the skills auto-level as you do, or are you supposed to move onto the higher skills as you progress? Stuff like Arcane orb doing crazy damage at first, then bottoming out pretty hard around 10 is a bit confusing.
All the attacks scale with weapon damage. The idea is that they are all viable throughout the entire game. Instead of a skill tree, you create a build by choosing the 6 active skills, their runes, and 3 passives that you want to use together.
Edit: You might want to turn on the option that shows detailed ability tooltips, so you can see what they actually do. I forget what it's called. I get that Blizzard wanted to make it easy for beginners to get in, but I feel like the defaults of having that detail off by default and having elective mode off is just confusing everyone. I think they could have done a better job with that, but whatever it's just a couple of options to flip once you know about it.


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This week's International Society of Transport Aircraft Traders (ISTAT) conference in Scottsdale, Ariz., drew some 1300 attendees–a new record. Apparently, the conference grows larger every year, and as incoming president Joe Ozimek noted, ISTAT has become America's airshow–minus any equipment parked on an airport ramp and fighter jets flying overhead at ear-shattering altitudes. Unfortunately, the presentations proved rather pedestrian and Airbus COO for customers John Leahy had to return to Toulouse to attend to some "pressing business," leaving plenty of room for speculation, particularly about the single-aisle market.
On Monday, March 14, the first conference day, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft president Gary Scott perhaps made the news of the show with a guarantee that Bombardier would sell as many C Series airplanes by the time it enters service as Airbus had sold A320s at the time in it entered service. That means 300 airplanes by late 2013. To date, Bombardier has drawn orders for 90 C Series narrowbody jets, leading to the obvious question: from where will the rest come over the next two or three years?
"Gary Scott's a dear friend, I love him, but if I were him I wouldn't be at this conference. I'd be out selling the airplane," quipped Steven Udvar Hazy, chairman and CEO of Air Lease Corporation. "They've got to get some [more] airline sales. They've got to establish themselves. Going around saying you've got a great airplane is one thing…but now its time to get out there and get some airplanes sold."
Scott intends to do just that, starting this year, he said.
He also insisted that the C Series does not compete against the Boeing 737NG or the Airbus A320neo, even though its seating range falls within the lower ends of the Boeing and Airbus models. In fact, it appeared that many ISTAT attendees would tend to agree. Boeing and Airbus, if anything, will gravitate toward higher capacity narrowbodies, the thinking went.
Some other observations:
Speaking in place of Leahy for Airbus, Andy Shankland, vice president of marketing, said he sees no end to the A320neo's production run, notwithstanding the inevitable presence of replacement aircraft appearing by the middle of the next decade. In fact, Shankland presented a graph that showed the A320 line running until 2028.
Meanwhile, Jim Albaugh, CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, announced that first flight of the 747-8 Intercontinental would happen this Sunday (March 20), weather permitting. He also said Boeing would take a "hard look" at raising the production rate of the 737 to 42 a month, because, as he put it, telling a blue-chip customer to come back in five or six or seven years for an airplane is "not the right answer."
Finally, Albaugh more or less unofficially "launched" the 787-10 at ISTAT, calling it a project in which he has "great interest" and one in which the economics would prove "eye watering." Yet he admitted that its predecessor 787-8 will not meet its early weight and range goals. "There are a lot of things we're going to do to clean the airplanes up, a lot of things we'll do with the engine manufacturers," he said. However, Albaugh wouldn't venture a guess when the airplane would meet its 8,000-nm range guarantee.
His thoughts then turned to the earthquake in Japan, where, of course, a number of Boeing suppliers reside. Albaugh reported no serious effects on Boeing's big suppliers in the country, namely Mitsubishi, Kawasaki and Fuji Heavy Industries. "I can tell you that our suppliers came out of the earthquake in pretty good shape," he said.
"I think the question that we haven't had answered yet is 'will they limit power?," Albaugh continued. "What does the transportation infrastructure look like? Then, even more fundamental than that is, can the employees get to work? I'm sure when I get back to the office tomorrow morning [Tuesday], we'll have a better view. But they did come to work this morning."


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SCIGRESS - Computational Tools - Molecular Dynamics (MD-ME) - Analysis Modules - Monitoring and 3D Atomic Configuration
You can display simulation results called monitoring variables as 2D-graph. The monitoring variables are: temperature; pressure; volume; density; internal, kinetic, and potential energies; Hamiltonian; enthalpy; lattice constants; scale variable; perturbation current/response.
You can display also:
- Atomic configuration obtained as the results of the MD simulation.
- Trajectories of atoms and molecules.
- Center-of-mass position of each molecule.
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New Podcast July is online, first remix via Beatport is released, live mixes still on soundcloud, some great upcoming gigs and a fresh top 10 for this month. Saturday 13 July also played last minute at the cosy Rooftop Festival in The Hague and was for sure having fun with a nice crowd.
A Beatport registration is a fact! Remix for Ukrain producer Dmitriy Kowalski, Let's make Love tonight is released 17th July on Space Panorama Records.
The kick off for more to come!
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Music afternoon in North Branch
The We R Able Support Group will sponsor an afternoon of music by the Pine City Senior Singers Dec. 5, 2 p.m., at the Chisago County Senior Center, 38790 6th Ave., North Branch. For more information call 320-358-1210.
We R Able Bowlers banquet
Bowling is a popular fall activity for We R Able participants. They come together to celebrate the end of the season with a banquet Dec. 5, 5 p.m., at the Chisago County Senior Center, 38790 6th Ave., in North Branch. The band Neighberz will perform a selection of old time favorites and dance tunes. Santa Claus makes an appearance to add his best wishes for the holiday season. Pre-registration is needed by Nov. 28.
Christmas caring tree
Any parent in need of help purchasing gifts for their children can pick up an application for assistance at the Rush City Food Shelf – open every Tuesday from 2 to 4:45 p.m. The applications are also available from Rush City churches. This offer is limited to children ages infant through 18 and living in and attending school in the Rush City School District. Rush City Cares and Rush City Lions sponsor this event.
Comedy show
The next gathering of the Leave 'Em Laughing club will be this coming
Dec. 7, 7 p.m., in the North Branch Public Library community room. As always, admission is free and everyone is welcome (kids under 16 must
be accompanied by an adult).
Christmas party for special needs children
Families with special needs children are invited to attend a holiday party Dec. 8 at St. Gregory's Catholic Church, 38725 Forest Blvd., in North Branch. Children ages newborn to 12 are welcome to come 12 to 2 p.m., and youth ages 13-plus are welcome to come 2 to 4 p.m.
The eighth grade elves from St. Gregory's will host the free party along with Family Pathways Youth Services.
Attendees can have a picture taken with Santa, decorate cookies, play holiday Bingo and make a picture frame to take home. There will be treats and Bingo prizes.
Contact Bonita at 763-552-7284 for more information.
Medica Workshop
Learn the basics of Medicare. Find out how Medica's Prime Solution Cost Plans can work for you at this Chisago County Senior Center class. No RSVP required. For questions call 651-200-8641. Classes are held at 1 p.m. Dec. 8.
A Mystery Mountain Christmas
The Mystery Mountain Boys, a local gospel-bluegrass band, will present "A Mystery Mountain Christmas" at Spring Lake Lutheran Church in North Branch, Dec. 8, 7 p.m.
The concert is free, but donations will be accepted.
For information, call the church office at 651-674-4606 or email email@example.com.
Santa Days breakfast
The North Branch Lioness Club would like to invite the public to the Santa Days Pancake Breakfast and Santa Workshop at the Chisago Senior Center Dec. 8.
All proceeds are donated to the Senior Center to help it stay open. Santa's Workshop is for children to purchase handmade items for family members. All items are 25 cents.
The Lioness club is committed to supporting the North Branch Food Shelf with quarterly donations. Those interested in supporting our community can join the club. For more information, contact Gloria Mechels at (651) 674-7458 or e-mail: email@example.com.
PFLAG meeting
The East Central Minnesota Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays will meet Dec. 9, 4:30 p.m., at Common Ground, the Cambridge United Methodist Church, 404 North Cypress, Cambridge. Please note, this is a new time and location. If you have questions concerning PFLAG, call 320-396-3128 or 763-464-0079.
Rush City Legion dinner
The Rush City American Legion and Auxiliary meetings and potluck dinner will be held at the Rush City Senior Center Dec. 10, 6:30 p.m. Please bring goodies for the Christmas bags. If you have an interest in joining the Legion or Auxiliary, come to the meeting.
Auxiliary meeting
The North Branch American Legion Post 85 Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m., Dec. 11, at the Legion Hall. Bring a white elephant gift to exchange at this pre-Christmas meeting. Those who went to American Legion Auxiliary Girls State are invited. Attendees who would like to bring a gift to donate to senior center bingo are encouraged to do so. Those who attend the meeting are also asked to bring an appetizer.
Flexbooks discussion
Rose Dalske of North Branch Area Public Schools will discuss the project a dozen teachers embarked on in the summer of 2012 to create electronic flexbooks aligned to Minnesota math standards in the Creating Flexbooks Based on Minnesota Standards breakout session at TIES 2012 Education Technology Conference Dec. 11, 12:15 p.m., at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, 1300 Nicollet Mall, in Minneapolis.
Call Kathy Guthrie at 651-999-6051 for more information or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Holiday swag class
Sue DeLuney offers a new focus in her series of garland-making classes through We R Able Dec. 11. Participants will create a swag using materials that represent the winter season. This class is offered 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and there is a fee to attend.
The class location is at the North Branch High School, 38175 Grand Ave., room B151. We R Able provides programs for adults with disabilities in a four-school district area of East Central Minnesota through the St. Croix River Education District. To register, call 320-358-1220. We R Able also has a Facebook page.
Parenting plus
All grandparents/kinship caregivers who are raising grandchildren/relative's children are invited to a support group meeting Dec. 11, 6:30 p.m., room No. 110 at the Pine City Elementary School. Enter door No. 5 by the Dragonwood Playground to find the meeting. Free childcare is available. Call 320-629-4030 to sign up for childcare or for more information.
Santa Lucia party in Rush City
In the darkness of December the Scandinavian countries provide a remedy for more light. They celebrate by remembering Santa Lucia, who is said to have worn a crown of candles in her hair as she brought food and drink to starving people in Sweden. Join We R Able in Rush City Dec. 13, 6:30 p.m., for an evening of music by the Spirit River Scandiband, a Lucia procession, some pepparkakor, and julgranskaramel, which is a traditional holiday craft. The location is the new SCRED building at 425 S. Dana Avenue, next door to the library.There is a modest fee to attend, and pre-registration would help with planning. For more information visit We R Able on Facebook or call 320-358-1220.
Change of meeting time
On Dec. 4, the North Chisago Historical Society will have its annual ethnic potluck meeting 6 p.m. at the Rushseba Town Hall. Participants are asked to bring their favorite dishes for the smorgasbord.
On Feb. 5, 7 p.m., troubador Joel Karlsson from Sweden will be the featured guest at Rushseba Town Hall. Refreshments will be served. The public is invited.
Christmas party luncheon
A Christmas party luncheon will be held Dec. 18, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Rush City Community Center, 720 W. 14th St. Games, Christmas carols and piano music will be part of the festivities. A $3.50 donation is suggested for registered diners. Non-registered diners are asked to donate $7. No registered diner is ever refused a meal if unable to pay.
Christmas Eve dinner
The annual Christmas Eve dinner at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Rush City will be held Dec. 24, 6 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Rush City. This is a free dinner and open to anyone who would like food and fellowship on this special day. Please call the parish office at 320-358-4370 to confirm the number of people you are bringing to dinner.
Singer songwriter
Singer songwriter Pat Schonhardt of Braham will appear at the We R Able Cool Time event at North Country Coffee in North Branch Dec. 27, at 6 p.m. He will perform a variety of tunes on the guitar drawn from his years of experience with rock, country, Native American, bluegrass bands, and he will feature holiday favorites in his set list.
Pre-registrations are required with We R Able for the Cool Time event. Please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 320-358-3616.
Poetry contest
The Friends of the North Branch Area Library has announced its second annual Valentine Poetry Contest. The contest has been expanded this year into two categories, adult and children.
Each category will have a grand prize of $50 with five $10 prizes for runners up. The children's category theme is "Valentines" and anything connected with Valentine's Day. The adults will be judged on the more adult theme of "Romance".
This contest is open to any amateur poet. Entries must be submitted to the North Branch Library by Feb. 1 to allow time for judging. Poets submitting entries are requested to be present to read their poems at a program February 9, 11 a.m.. Winners will be announced following the readings.


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Devise and produce high-level events in Washington, DC, including a high profile summit at the Newseum, that challenge the nation and policymakers to be more inclusive and find lower-volume ways to resolve differences. Recruit third party groups to participate in an advisory board to assist the campaign in refining its goals and furthering its agenda.
The Podesta Group brought together a panel of nationally recognized leaders from academia, Capitol Hill, the media, non-governmental agencies, corporate America and Hollywood celebrities for a policy forum moderated by Tom Brokaw in Washington, DC to shine a light on the national debate. Press coverage of the event made all the major DC newspapers including The Washington Post, Politico, Roll Call and the National Journal. New relationships with lawmakers, NGOs, and high level media were forged for the cable channel and its parent company that netted the addition of several 3rd party groups to the network's new advisory board.


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Their idea was that equally as a person who has a radio does not have to pay for paying attention to a radio station, individuals that have access to a computer system ought to not need to spend for Internet access; the marketers should. There utilized to be lots of free Isi, however considering that the growth and also better ease of access of broadband Net solution a lot of these firms have actually either gone out of business or now charge a tiny cost for their dial up Net access.
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The U.S. Senate passed a housing bill on Wednesday that included an amendment offered by Sens. Russ Feingold (D-WI) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) that could lead to more farmers and ranchers being able to restructure their loans as an alternative to foreclosure.
The Feingold-Gillibrand provision requires the Congressional Oversight Panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to promptly examine whether lenders that have taken bailout funds should help farmers and ranchers restructure their loans. In March, Feingold and Gillibrand led a group of senators in calling on the USDA and the Treasury Department to require TARP recipients to implement a foreclosure mitigation program that includes loan restructuring for farmers, as they have already done for home loans.
Many farm loans either include a home as part of the loan or as security against the loan, so extending this provision to farmers and ranchers would help save farms and homes from foreclosure. Feingold and Gillibrand also received a commitment by Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd (D-CT) to work to bring USDA and Treasury face-to-face with farm groups and farmer advocates so the agencies have a better understanding of the growing concern among farmers and ranchers.
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Sign Up For Redskins Cheerleader ClassesPosted by on January 18, 2012 – 3:43 pm
Interested in becoming a Redskins Cheerleader, but don't know the moves? This is your chance to get a leg up on the competition by signing up for the Audition Prep Classes with the Redskins Cheerleaders, beginning on February 28th.
Each class is $25, and are taught by current cheerleaders and the cheerleader choreographer every Tuesday and Thursday night through March 29th. There are 2 classes offered each night, one at 7pm, and one at 8:30pm. New dances are taught nightly so you are encouraged to take multiple classes!
"Project Cheerleader" is a non-dancing seminar that is held once a year where all your questions on what it takes to become a Washington Redskins Cheerleader. This year it will be on Saturday March 17th at LA Fitness in Arlington, VA. Current cheerleaders, sponsor, and the Director will be on hand to offer advice and techniques in group and one-on-one settings. This class is $50.
For more on the Washington Redskins Cheerleader experience, check out the Photo Shoot Day video: Read more »
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Casserly: A Giant Dose Of ConfidencePosted by on January 18, 2012 – 2:59 pm
Despite a disappointing finish to the 2011 season, the Redskins had very rare success against the conference rival Giants, sweeping the season series for the first time since 1999.
On Sunday, the Giants will take on the San Francisco 49ers for the NFC conference crown, leaving Redskins fans to wonder if this has any bearing on the value of the Redskins's season. Redskins.com's Gary Fitzgerald felt one way about it, and I outlined another. With so many variables at play in terms of roster composition and schedule, everyone is entitled to his or her own valid opinion.
Which brings us to former Redskins general manager Charlie Casserly, who approached the issue from the perspective of the players and the organization. In a recent interview with Jennifer Williams of CSNWashington, he outlined the feeling in the Redskins proverbial locker room, following the Giants' run of success: Read more »
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Young, NFL To Visit Deployed Military UnitsPosted by on January 18, 2012 – 1:24 pm
I'm not sure if Redskins fullback Darrel Young is a fan of literature, but his life has captured the essence of Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken."
Coming out of Villanova as a linebacker, Young went undrafted and unsigned in the 2009 NFL Draft. Most players in that position would give up on their dreams, but not Young.
When Young finally did get his chance in training camp, he couldn't make the cut and didn't make the team. Most players in that position would move on to other opportunities, but not Young. He focused on improving, and finally got his chance in 2010–as a fullback.
Few players have the physical skills to make a position switch at the professional level, and even fewer have the mental fortitude to handle the frustrations. Young showed that he was willing and capable of playing fullback at a high level last year, and enjoyed his first season as a starter in 2011.
Breaking the mold has been a theme in Young's football career, starting at its very roots. Young grew up in an Army household with 12 brothers and sisters. When many of his siblings were envisioning their own careers in the military, Darrel was dedicating himself to a future in football. Read more »
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Bellamy Hits Red Carpet At 'BET Honors'Posted by on January 18, 2012 – 10:47 am
Over the weekend, Redskins defensive back and DMV native Travon Bellamy appeared on the red carpet at "The BET Honors" at the historic Warner Theater in Washington. Read more »
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Roberto Mancini vows to change Manchester City side again for Liverpool clash
Roberto Mancini will ring the changes again for Manchester City's crucial home match with Liverpool.
Key men David Silva , Sergio Aguero and Mario Balotelli were all left out of the starting XI for Cityâs shock 1-0 defeat at Sunderland on Sunday and Mancini has vowed to continue to rotate.
âI trust all of my players,â he said. âBecause we play two games in 48 hours, itâs impossible to play the same players.â
'They all know, no matter if I change six or seven, what they should do on the pitch.'
The Manchester City manager hopes the last minute defeat at Sunderland will not negatively affect his team.
'I hope it isnât going to be difficult to pick the players up after the defeat,' he added.
'I hope they understand we are a top team and we cannot concede goals in the last minute on the counter-attack like we did at Sunderland.'
City conceded a goal in the 93rd minute when Sunderland striker Ji Dong-Won, who looked to be in an offside position, latched onto a pass from Stéphane Sessègnon and slotted the ball pass Joe Hart.


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Fire crews headed to a small blaze on Montezuma Valley Road in the desert Friday found that rain had washed out the road, and one engine got stuck in mud, the California Highway Patrol said.
Power outages also hit the Borrego Springs area, with more than 3,000 utility customers out of electricity about 2:20 p.m., the San Diego Gas & Electric Co. website said.
The fire was reported about 1:20 p.m. near the intersection of Montezuma Valley Road and San Felipe Road, also known as county S2, between Borrego Springs and Lake Henshaw.
Lightning is believed to have started the blaze, which grew to about five acres before being doused by rain and firefighting helicopters, Cal Fire Capt. Mike Mohler said.
The CHP got word about the same time that the S2 was washed out between state routes 78 and 79. County road crews headed that way with equipment to try to clear the road.
Mohler said one fire engine got mired in the mud, but a bulldozer assigned to the fire pulled the engine loose. There were unconfirmed reports that some other motorists got stuck between mud slides.
When the worst of the storm passes, Mohler said, hand crews would be sent to walk the burned area and make sure there can be no flareups.
Lightning strikes also were reported about 2 p.m. in the Lake Henshaw area, causing a one-acre brush fire, Mohler said.
Meanwhile, hail was making driving hazardous on Interstate 8 at Pine Valley and Kitchen Creek in East County, the CHP said. A rock slide also was reported about 2:35 p.m. on the Sunrise Highway, a few miles south of Morris Ranch Road.
The power outage in Borrego Springs may have been caused by downed power lines at Borrego Valley Road and Rango Way. Another outage, affecting more than 200 customers, was reported near Pine Valley about 1 p.m., and about 1,900 customers were out of power in Oceanside at 3 p.m.


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A 51-year-old man was shot and killed by police Friday morning in Paradise Hills after he fatally stabbed his 50-year-old wife and almost killed a police dog, authorities said.
Police have identified the man as Willard Anthony Bradley. His wife's name has not yet been released.
Officers were called to the home on Lockford Avenue off Beatrice Street just after 8:45 a.m. by a woman who said her husband was armed with a knife and was menacing her and threatening to commit suicide, homicide Capt. Jim Collins said.
When they arrived, officers saw Bradley armed with a knife looking through the window, and he told them that he'd just killed his wife and would kill the officers next.
As they started to go in, he charged at them and slammed the door, Collins said.
Officers then called for a SWAT team but decided to re-enter the house right away because they believed the woman was in imminent danger, Collins said.
They went to the the back of the house and created a diversion by breaking some glass. Bradley went to the back of the home and officers once again went in the front door.
"As they were starting to make entry, the suspect charged back toward the front door with the knife raised over his head," Collins said.
It was at that point that the dog, an 8½-year-old German shepherd named Earp, was stabbed in the neck when Bradley lunged at him.
Two officers fired several rounds and Bradley went down, Collins said.
The woman was discovered in the living room with stab wounds. Both she and her husband were pronounced dead inside the home, Collins said.
The dog was rushed to an animal hospital in Barrio Logan, where he underwent emergency surgery on his carotid artery, Assistant Chief Cheryl Meyers said.
She said he almost certainly saved an officer's life.
Dr. Rob Tugend, a veterinarian at the VCA Main Street Animal Hospital, said there was so much blood when the dog was first brought in that it was hard to find the wound.
He said Earp was near death and the quick trip to the hospital probably saved the his life.
"Within five minutes he was here. In 10, it wouldn't have worked," Tugend said. The dog is expected recover.
About an hour after the surgery, Earp's handler, Sgt. Jess Havin, knelt beside the sedated dog on the hospital floor and stroked his head.
"It was touch and go there for a while," said San Diego Police Chief William Lansdowne, who stopped by the hospital for a visit.
Earp will be evaluated through the rest of the day to make sure there is no more bleeding around the wound. If all goes well, he could be sent home late this afternoon.
Earp was scheduled to retire from duty within the next few months. Collins said the couple, whose names have not been released, had an 8-year-old child who lived at the house. They also had three other children from previous marriages, who are high-school-age and live elsewhere.
Collins said he did not know what precipitated the stabbing but the couple were known to have problems. Bradley's wife of four years filed a restraining order against him on March 6.
Autopsies for both are set for Saturday.
The officers who fired their weapons in the incident have been on the force 3 years and 4½ years, Collins said. Their names have not been released.


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Amaro, Italy, 2012/03/22 - Eurotech advises the public that, as per the meeting notice currently in the process of publication, the Ordinary Shareholders Meeting will be held on 26 April 2012.
As per the meeting notice currently in the process of publication, the Ordinary Shareholders Meeting will be held on 26 April 2012 at 9 am. on first call and, if necessary, on 27 April 2012 on second call, at the AGEMONT conference room in Amaro (Udine), Italy, Via Linussio 1, to discuss and vote on the following agenda:
Annual report of Eurotech SpA for the year ended 31 December 2011; Directors 2011 management report; Board of Statutory Auditors report; Independent Auditor's report; related and consequent resolutions; presentation of the Groups consolidated financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2011 and related reports. Related and consequent resolutions.
Report on remuneration, pursuant to Article 123-ter of Italian Legislative Decree 58/1998; related and consequent resolutions.
Authorisation to buy and dispose of own shares, pursuant to the combined rules of Articles 2357 and 2357-ter of the Italian Civil Code, as well as of Article 132 of Italian Legislative Decree 58/1998 (Italian Consolidated Finance Act) and related implementation directives. Related and consequent resolutions.
Proposal to the Shareholders Meeting for own-share buyback
The Board of Directors has also decided to submit a proposal for approval to the Shareholders Meeting to authorize further purchases and disposals of the Companys own shares, beyond the duration of the previous purchase authorization approved by the Shareholders' Meeting of 27 April 2011 and expiring in financial year 2012. This request for authorization aims to enable the Board possibly to use treasury shares, in compliance with current regulations, for the purposes contemplated by market practice concerning share buyback to create a so-called securities inventory, as allowed by the CONSOB (Italian securities & exchange commission), pursuant to Article 180, paragraph 1, letter c), of Italian Legislative Decree 58/1998, with its resolution no. 16839 of 19 March 2009 and thus (i) for the purposes of possible use of the shares as payment in extraordinary operations, also involving equity swaps with other parties as part of deals in the Companys interest, or (ii) for the purposes of using any such treasury shares to service programmes for distribution, with or without consideration, of stock options or shares to directors, employees and outside staff of the Company, or of the latters subsidiaries, as well as for bonus stock grant programmes for shareholders.
Authorization is requested for the purchase, also in several tranches, of ordinary shares up to a maximum amount not exceeding, in total, the maximum limit established by the regulations applicable at any given time and for a period of 18 (eighteen) months, as from the date of the Ordinary General Shareholder Meeting resolution. Authorisation for disposal of treasury shares is requested without any time limits.
The Board of Directors proposes that own-share buybacks be performed observing the operating conditions established for the market practice mentioned above, meaning that the limits and restrictions referred to in such practice are also applicable, in particular those concerning the price of purchase proposals and volume of trades.
In any case, the minimum unit amount must not be more than 15% lower and the maximum amount must not be more than 15% higher than the official price recorded for Eurotech stock on the market trading day preceding each single purchase transaction or, if purchases are made by means of a public tender or exchange offer, that they take place at an amount with a minimum not more than 15% lower and a maximum not more than 15% higher than the official price recorded for Eurotech stock on the market trading day preceding announcement to the public.
It is specified that, at present, the Company owns 420,140 treasury shares, accounting for 1.1830% of share capital, whereas Eurotechs subsidiaries do not own Company shares.
The notice of calling of the Ordinary Shareholders Meeting will be published, as required by law and the company bylaws, in the daily newspaper Finanza e Mercati on 23 March 2012 and will also be available on the Companys website at eurotech.com (in the section Investors/Shareholder information).
The documentation required by current regulations concerning agenda topics and proposals will be made available to the public, by the legal deadline, at the Companys registered headquarters and c/o Borsa Italiana SpA. Shareholders will also be able to peruse and obtain a copy of this documentation at the Companys website, where it will be made available by the legal deadline.
Company contacts:
Investor relations, Andrea Barbaro
T: +39 0433 485411 - E: andrea.barbaro[.]eurotech.com.
International Press Office
Jana Sanchez, CitySavvy
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Partial Source: The Wrestling Observer
— As noted earlier here on the website, WWE has released developmental Diva Sofia Cortez. Cortez competed on the recent season of WWE Tough Enough as Ivelisse Velez and while she did not win, she was signed to a developmental contract after the show. Velez was considered to have a good look and was good in the ring. Prior to her release, there were nothing but positive reports about her so this comes as a surprise.
— Rolland "Red" Bastien passed away today at the age of 81. Bastien had been battling Alzheimer's for many years.
Bastien, considered one of the best in-ring performers of the 50s, 60s and 70s, was the master of aerial moves, most notably his version of a flying head scissors. He was a top card performer all over the world; best known for tag teams with the likes of Billy "Red" Lyons, "brother" Lou Bastien (Lou Klein) and The Crusher.
Bastien served as one of the officers in the Cauliflower Alley Club until the affects of the Alzheimer's took their toll on him. Up and to that time, he kept up with the pro wrestling scene very closely. He was a big supporter of Mexican wrestling, and even started his own promotion in the late 80s in California. Bastien was also considered very open-minded compared to most in his generation when it came to changes in the business, new talent, new moves and such.
On behalf of all of us here on the website, we send our condolences to the family, friends and fans of Mr. Bastien.


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Europe has to find a way of facing current threats and satisfying the needs of the market. "Failure is not an option," said the new head of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, for Euranet Plus. He intends to avoid publicuse troubles in such partnerships. Leverage, for example, is a huge problem for most of the parties involved, namely the European Investment Bank and the European Fund for Strategic Investment. It is questionable whether these investors are willing to undertake the risk and invest in countries which need it most or are likely to invest in more developed countries in Northern Europe which are able to return the investment with profit.
As pension funds are based on long-term strategies, they would be the ideal source of project finance for infrastructure. Nevertheless, pension funds have taken quite a cold attitude. Before they opt for cooperation, they will surely thoroughly consider all the pros and cons; it is necessary to think about the diverse issues of saving resources, implementation of the most appropriate strategies, modifications of already existing systems and many other aspects. In Europe, even though the liquidity ratio is quite high, no one can blame the companies for being rather sceptical, even towards clearly favourable investments. The situation might get better with improving business conditions and the implementation of new tools for enhancing the business environment. Be that as it may, despite all the opportunities money from pension funds might bring, the investment package of the new EC leader has not yet gained enough support and credibility and is generally viewed as a daring wish rather than a feasible plan.
Strategies in pension funds, the current situation on the market and future perspectives will be discussed at the 2nd Annual Pension Funds in CEE Conference, taking place on 18 – 19 March 2015 in Boscolo Prague Hotel. The conference will host 24 experts from across Europe. The participants will get a chance to compare their viewpoints with the first-hand experiences of representatives from eight banks and hear about the pension systems operating in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Lithuania and Romania. There will also be two panel discussions with panellists from the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic, Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic, Secretary General and CEO of PensionsEurope and the DG Internal Market and Services, Insurance and Pensions Unit from European Commission. A special guest will be Theodore Economou, CEO of the Swiss CERN Pension Fund and winner of several investment strategies awards. Other award-winning speakers are Vladimir Bezdek and Darren Philp. The goal of the conference is to discuss a large variety of topics and set the pension funds development on the right path.


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1st Generation of the RUGAN FAMILY
(Sources: St. Mary's Cemetery, Houlton, Maine; this family is probably not complete)
Father – Patrick RUGAN
Born abt 1807, Ireland
Died 4 Mar 1859, Houlton, Maine
Mother – Ann
Born abt 1815, Ireland
Died 27 Feb 1871, Houlton, Maine
Children of Patrick and Ann RUGAN
2nd Generation of the RUGAN Family
The Family of Michael RUGAN
Of the "B" Road, Hammond Plantation
(Sources: Personal History of Michael's granddaughter, Doris CRAWFORD LEE, St. Mary's Church Records; Houlton, St. Gertrude's Church Records; Woodstock, N.B., and Census Records)
Father – Michael RUGAN
Born: Oct 1832, County Cork, Ireland
Marr: 26 Aug 1867, Woodstock, Carleton, New Brunswick
Died: 22 Jun 1924, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Son of Patrick and Ann (DUGAN) RUGAN
(The family tells the story of Michael coming to America as a very young child, some even say being born on the ship. At the time of his death, Michael, was the holder of The Boston Post Cane, he was the oldest citizen of Houlton.)
Mother – Mary COFFEY
Born: 25 Jun 1845, Watson Settlement, New Brunswick
Died: 3 May 1924, Houlton, Maine
Dau. Of John and Mary (COUGHLAN) COFFEY
Children of Michael and Mary RUGAN
Born: 1868, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Marr: Neal SCHOOLS, date unknown
Died: 20 Nov 1900, Houlton, Maine
(Mary Ann died of Valvular Disease of the Heart at age 32)
Born: 1872, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Never Married
Death Date Unknown
Born: 6 Apr 1873, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Marr: Jean PAUL, date unknown
Died: 1959, Houlton, Maine
Born: 11 Apr 1874, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Marr: Thomas J. SCHOOLS, 22 Jun 1904, New Limerick, Maine
Died: 1949, Houlton, Maine
Born; 1876, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Marr: Clarence CARPENTER 4 Nov 1896, Houlton, Maine
Died: 1934, Houlton, Maine
Born 3 Mar 1878, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Marr: Harry LASKEY, eloped sometime around 1894
Died: 6 May 1898, Morencia, Arizona
(Kate married Harry without her parents permission. Harry then decided to try his hand at silver mining in Arizona. They asked Kate's brother, Frank, to join them, but he refused. They removed to Morencia, Arizona. Kate became pregnant but died in childbirth, as did the baby. Harry returned her body to Houlton and erected a very large tombstone for her. Final resting place of the baby is unknown. Harry then remarried and removed to South America.)
Born: 25, Oct 1879, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Died in infancy
Born: 22 Aug 1882, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Marr: William Robert CRAWFORD, 30 Jan 1922, Houlton, Maine
Died: 30 Oct 1952, Houlton, Maine
Born: 16 Dec 1883, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Died in infancy
(Grace was baptized 26, Feb 1884 at St. Mary's Church, Houlton, Maine)
Born: 14 Dec 1884, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Marr: Frank M. CRAWFORD, 30 Oct 1919, Houlton, Maine
Died: 1963, Houlton, Maine
Born: 28 Jan 1888, Hammond Plantation, Maine
Marr: Herbert Leigh CRAWFORD, 1909, Woodstock, New Brunswick
Died: 26 Feb 1966, Bangor, Maine
3rd Generation of the RUGAN Family
(Sources: Personal History of Doris CRAWFORD LEE, Personal History of Mary MCIVER, Houtlon Vital Records)
Family of Neal SCHOOLS and Mary Ann RUGAN
Family of Frank J. RUGAN and Jean PAUL
Family of Thomas J. SCHOOLS (b 1885, Calais, Maine, son of Thomas SCHOOLS & Margaret MCVAY) and Hannah RUGAN
Family of Clarence CARPENTER and Sarah RUGAN
Family of Frank M. CRAWFORD and Harriet RUGAN
Family of Herbert Leigh CRAWFORD and Anna RUGAN
Possession line of the Rugan Homestead on the "B" Road in Hammond Plantation


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My question is what is the reloading life of Lapau brass against a more inexpensive brand such as Remington or Winchester?
A lot will depend on how hot you load and what your practices are. The Lapau brass will be much more consistent out of the box. But if you take the time to prep and sort Remington or Winchester (assume a 20% yield loss), the lower cost brass can be just as consistent. After that they will yield equivalent accuracy.
How much do you set back the shoulder when you full length size? If you are setting back the shoulder 0.005", then any brand is going to experience short case life. If you neck size and just set the shoulder back when chambering becomes difficult, then any will yield lots of loads.
Do you turn necks? Do you uniform primer pockets? Do you remove flash hole burrs? Do you weigh cases and sort? Do you anneal necks? Do you neck size, and if yes, how? How hot are your loads? How do you lube and how uniform is your application? All of these and more will determine case life in # of loads.
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This map of the sky highlights the astrological constellations during the month of August, focusing specifically on Scorpio and its brighest star, Antares.
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Finland's HardcoreSounds.Net has uploaded a number of photos from the eleventh annual edition of the Tuska open-air festival, which was held June 27-29, 2008 at the Kaisaniemi park in Helsinki. Check them out by following the links below.DIMMU BORGIR (photos)
JOB FOR A COWBOY (photos)
KILLSWITCH ENGAGE (photos)
NILE (photos)
SLAYER (photos) This year's Tuska festival — which had a capacity of 33,000 — officially sold out more than a month in advance. It featured a total of 32 bands performing on three stages over the course of three days. In addition, a couple of dozen bands appeared at various evening clubs in the city.


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Just grabbed a BIN for $45 or so off e-bay
Quote from: SITHSPAWN on August 2, 2008, 08:39 PMJust grabbed a BIN for $45 or so off e-bayThat's a lot of money for a Bin, doncha think? I'd have sold you one for much less. Big one too, Rubbermaid.
I got the Aliens Power Loader set yesterday. As far as Kubricks go, this isn't a bad value IMO. Man I would kill for some Colonial Marines. . .
I love all the Alien stuff, just can't afford to have a complete set.I'll always keep the chest burster though.CB
Won the Pepsi Nex 16 pack of SW Be@rbricks for $35 shipped. Much better than what I was planning on spending from BBTS.
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London Games Festival
24th Oct 2009 - 1st Nov 2009
Event Description
The London Games Festival is set to return to the capital for its fourth successive year from October 24th.
This year's festival promises 'something for everyone', according to organisers – including parents seeking advice on safe gaming for their children.
Confirmed highlights of this year's festival include:
• The London MCM Expo at Excel, East London on October 24th and 25th
• The London Games Conference at Bafta in central London on October 27th
• The Golden Joysticks Awards on October 30th