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CLEARWATER — This city's next police chief first made a name for himself by selling crack cocaine on street corners while dressed in a sweat suit, sneakers and gaudy gold jewelry.
During the crack boom of the late 1980s, residents of Clearwater's rough-and-tumble North Greenwood area complained that cops were busting the black dealers but not the mostly white buyers who were cruising into their neighborhood.
So Officer Tony Holloway worked nights undercover, busting buyers with reverse stings. The neighbors could have sandbagged him by pointing out he was a cop, but instead they dragged lawn chairs onto their porches to watch him work.
"It was crazy," he once recalled.
Holloway, 47, was named Clearwater's next police chief Monday. He will succeed Sid Klein, a semi-legendary figure who retires next month after nearly three decades as chief.
During his nearly 22-year career in Clearwater, Holloway rose through the ranks to become the city's first black police captain. He left in 2007 to become chief in Somerville, Mass., an ethnically diverse city outside Boston. Its population is 77,000, compared with Clearwater's roughly 108,000.
City Manager Bill Horne, who picked Holloway from a field of more than 100 applicants, felt he was the most qualified and that his knowledge of the city was a significant advantage.
"We need a chief who is personable and approachable, but who can make the tough decision," Horne said Monday. "I think he will bring fresh ideas and make whatever changes are appropriate to build upon what Sid Klein has created."
Holloway started out as a Clearwater patrol officer in 1986. He worked the suburban streets of Countryside and the tourist hot spot of Clearwater Beach before being assigned to fight drugs in North Greenwood.
Around that time, a group of black officers met with Klein to talk about promotion opportunities. They felt they weren't part of a clique of officers who got promoted. Klein told them to go back to school to boost their qualifications.
"He wasn't going to lower the bar," Holloway recalled.
As Holloway climbed the ranks, he worked in every division except internal affairs. He was part of a community policing program. Then he supervised theft and fraud detectives. Then he oversaw all the patrol officers on the city's west side.
Colleagues and community leaders praised him for his calm demeanor and his problem-solving approach to police work.
He earned a business management degree from Eckerd College and later got his MBA. Klein saw potential in him and assigned him to work on budgets and other pencil-pushing administrative duties to broaden his understanding of law enforcement.
Now, as Clearwater's chief, Holloway will earn $119,000 a year plus benefits. The city wants him in place by the time Klein retires Feb. 26.
Holloway couldn't be reached Monday evening because he was traveling.
Holloway is married to Clearwater lawyer Andra Dreyfus. They have no children. Dreyfus remained in Clearwater when Holloway moved to Massachusetts, so the couple made do with a lot of weekend visits.
As Clearwater narrowed down its search for a chief over the past few months, political observers had considered Holloway the front-runner to get the job.
"I knew people would see him as a 'favorite son' candidate," Horne said. "But I have tried to be open-minded all the way though this."
Holloway impressed residents at a public forum last month. And City Council members expressed support for the pick Monday.
"I think Tony has a lot of corporate knowledge of Clearwater. He knows all the players, so I think that will be a real benefit to him," Mayor Frank Hibbard said. "He's gained some good experience up in Massachusetts, so I look forward to seeing how he's going to do in filling Chief Klein's shoes."
Growing up in Tampa, Holloway nearly became a firefighter or joined the military.
But there was this police officer he kept running into. The officer worked off-duty on weekends at a McDonald's where Holloway and his friends hung out.
The officer was always friendly. He listened to the young men and gave them advice. He'd ask if their plans for the night would land them in trouble.
That's what inspired Holloway to give police work a try.
"Does race play an important part of it? No, not really," Holloway once said of his ascension to the top.
"We all wear the same uniform, and the color is blue."
Mike Brassfield can be reached at email@example.com or (727) 445-4160.


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Rihanna + Ashton Kutcher Have Been Hooking Up Since December
Rihanna sure is a busy girl. On top of working and partying, apparently the 'Birthday Cake' singer has been juggling gentlemen as well. Rumor has it she and Ashton Kutcher are not only currently hooking up, but that their trysts have been going on for two months.The pair first became friendly at a mutual pal's party in December. "The flirting began as soon as Rihanna and Ashton met and swapped numbers," a source told the Sun. That moved on to texts and arranging to meet. They snuck off to a Santa Monica hotel a few weeks ago." Ow ow!
So is it serious? Not so much, but friends say they wouldn't rule it out in the future."They are two single people having a fling, so thought it would be best to meet in secret," the source said. "Rihanna has told friends he's funny and cute. Both of them love a good time and think they're too busy for anything serious just yet."
However, RiRi is start to study up on Kutcher's beloved Kabbalah just in case things do take a more committed turn. "She's starting to inquire about Kabbalah sessions with his rabbi," the spy said. "She is curious about Kabbalah so has started asking questions. She's open to new things and has always been a very spiritual girl. If she and Ashton are getting really close, she wants to be able to understand it."
We wonder how her "#1 Love" and fellow rumored hook up Chris Brown feels about this. At least he has his girlfriend to comfort him, right?

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" Address: 77B George Street / Edinburgh / EH2 3EE "
I am enjoying living in Germany on the whole, but I do often find myself missing the good old UK. Specifically, I find myself missing particular places in Edinburgh to which I used to love going when I lived there. My friend who's here with me and I have recently been waxing nostalgic for certain restaurants that were favourites of ours. One of these is a Spanish restaurant in the centre of the city on George Street: Café Andaluz.
== Café Andaluz ==
I have been going to Café Andaluz in Edinburgh for years and believe that the first time that I went was actually before I moved there for university in 2008, having been many times since then, so it's somewhere I'm certainly familiar with. There are a few Café Andaluz restaurants to be found in the central belt but this is the only one to be found in Edinburgh, with the other two or three being in Glasgow. Despite having "Andaluz" in the name, the food here isn't all Andalusia based and there is a good selection of Spanish dishes to choose from here.
== The Food ==
The food here runs along the lines of what you'd expect from a Spanish restaurant: the main dishes on offer are small tapas or large paellas to share. There are a few different paellas (that they recommend for two persons) and a fairly extensive selection of tapas, separated on the menu into vegetarian, meat and seafood dishes. They recommend that you order 2-3 tapas per person and share them, although of course you can have a few to yourself if that's what you would prefer. I'm sure most of you will recognise a lot of the items on the menu, such as patatas bravas, calamares, chorizo and tortilla española, but there are also some less expected dishes on offer. Some more 'unusual' options include carillada de cerdo (pork cheek), chorizo y butifarra negra (chorizo with black pudding) and chuletas de cordero (lamb chops rubbed with rosemary, thyme and garlic). There are also some breads, olives and chips should you wish to have these to start or accompany your meal.
== Restaurant and Location ==
This is a lovely looking restaurant that has a nice atmosphere. The main thing that jumps out at you is their use of tiles on the wall and wooden furnishings, as it does lend it more of a Spanish feel and doesn't feel like anywhere you'd expect to find in Britain. There is a café area with some smaller booths and tables at the front, with the restaurant proper being found behind this in view of the kitchen. There is also an upstairs area that is used when it is particularly busy (and is also where the toilets are), but you generally find this area empty at lunchtime or outwith busier times.
Its location is also very good, especially if you're not from Edinburgh, as it's not hard to find. It can be found on George Street in the new town of Edinburgh, not far from Princes Street or Waverley Station. Most buses in the city go either via Princes or George Street so it's also easy to get to using public transport. Anyone who knows Edinburgh more than vaguely will know that George Street is home to a lot of 'posh' shops, restaurants and bars, and Café Andaluz deserves to stand among them.
== What I Thought ==
As I said earlier, this is a place that I greatly miss now that I am out of the country and obviously unable to go to. The food is great and I've never had a bad meal here. It's atmosphere is also great and bustling due it being pretty busy most of the times that I've been and the staff are good and friendly.
There are some tapas that I want to rave about and particularly recommend. The amount of times I've been here over the years has probably reached double figures by now so I've tried a fair range of what they serve and feel quality to say what the best dishes are here.
My current favourite is one that they added to the menu fairly recently, or rather around a year or so ago, but recent in terms of how long I've been coming here for: Carillada de Cerdo, or pork cheeks. I don't feel I have the expressive power to properly describe how gorgeous these are, but will of course try. Three or so slices of pork cheek are served in red wine, paprika, chilli and honey and may as well have been cooked by the gods. I was sceptical before trying this for the first time as I expected them to be quite fatty, and I'm not a fan of meat with too much fat on them. I was more than pleasantly surprised as these cheeks are not only not fatty, but they are amazingly soft and tender, being complemented by the sauce very well indeed. I hadn't ever tried pork cheeks before and while they do have a hint of pork to them, they do taste different to other parts of pig and I can't do justice to how nice they are in mere words. I've ordered these every time that I've been to this restaurant since. If you go to Café Andaluz, have these. I insist.
Another favourite of mine is Queso de Cabra al Horno, or grilled goat cheese. This is served with an orange and chilli marmalade and my mouth is watering just thinking about it. The cheese is warm and soft and its savouriness is complemented very well by the sweeter marmalade. It's not too heavy and is also something that I order most times that I go.
Other favourites include:
* Chorizo y Butifarra Negra - chorizo and black pudding, served in a lightly spicy tomato sauce. The chorizo is perfect and the black pudding soft and delicious. I wouldn't have thought to but these two foods together myself but they are gorgeous together.
* Patatas bravas. These are a classic Spanish dish - small, fried potatoes in a spicy tomato sauce. Every bit as good as in Spain.
* Carne de Res Picante - 'spicy beef on a bed of rocket with a manchego cheese and chorizo dressing'. Not something that I would think of as traditionally Spanish but this tapa is gorgeous and is something I'd definitely recommend.
* Calamares/chipirones - battered squid rings or friend baby squid, served with garlic mayonnaise and lemon. Squid being my favourite food, I order one of these a lot of the time as well, but I have to say that the past couple of times I've been they haven't quite lived up to expectations. I think they've increased the amount of batter and it's hard to get the full squid flavour through with the baby squid. I wish that they served the baby squid grilled without batter so their taste could be better appreciated. Nevertheless, still a good dish that I used to love, anyway.
There are many other things that I enjoy on the menu, but to list and describe the rest would take me all day. I've only had paella here once, I believe, as I usually can't go past the tapas, but it is very good and I could also recommend it. There is also a small portion available as a tapa and I've had it in this form a few more times. The menu can be seen on the website in PDF format (http://www.cafeandaluz.com) if you're interested to see what else they serve. They also have some desserts but I'm usually too full from the tapas to have any, but have enjoyed the cheeseboard and crema catalana on the few occasions anyone has had room for a pudding and ordered one.
== Drinks ==
The drink selection here is good and I've never been disappointed with wine that I've ordered. There is also a good coffee selection for post-food times, including liqueur coffees and even liqueur hot chocolates. You can of course also get soft drinks and other beverages, but I can't comment on their beer or spirit selection as I always have wine or water when I'm here.
== Conclusion ==
This is a fabulous restaurant in central Edinburgh and writing this review has made me realise how much I miss the food in this city. This will definitely be on my short list for places to eat while I'm at home for Christmas and when I hopefully move back there in March. The food is lovely and the atmosphere pleasant, and I highly recommend it if you live in or are visiting the Scottish capital. Prices are reasonable considering the prime location, with all vegetarian tapas being under £5, meat between £5 and £7 and seafood between £5 and £7.50, and the most expensive paella (paella valenciana) is £24 for two people. There are cheaper places to eat in the city but there are also ones considerably more expensive and I feel that the prices here are very reasonable considering the quality. Recommended should you find yourself in the area.


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By Anthony Scott
Killeen Daily Herald
Several Killeen City Council members met on the steps of City Hall Friday afternoon to tell their side of buying out former City Manager Connie Green for $750,000.
Presenting was Mayor Pro Tem Scott Cosper, along with council members Kenny Wells and JoAnn Purser, who were part of a 4-3 vote to approve the buyout. Councilman Ernest Wilkerson, who also approved the buyout, was not at the conference.
Cosper immediately denied allegations that open meetings violations had occurred, in response to allegations that council members had been involved.
"There have been allegations that may, or may not, have been open meetings violations," Cosper said. "Those are unfounded. They're baseless and irresponsible comments."
Councilman Larry Cole had previously said in an interview his passing around emails to other council members who already had the items may be construed as a walking quorum, a violation of the Texas Open Meetings Act.
In a closed session last month, Green told the City Council he could no longer work for Killeen and presented a demand for an amount "significantly higher" than $750,000.
The number was less than $1 million, Cosper said Friday.
Cole voted against the buyout, along with council members Billy Workman and Juan Rivera.
"(The council told Green) they wanted to work out whatever differences there were between the council and elected officials," Cosper said. "At that time he grew angry and the relationships began to fail. It became obvious to us we no longer had an effective relationship."
Cosper said the money to pay off Green will come from the reserve fund and $100,000 will come from the city manager's budget.
Green, 49, started with the city in 1990 as finance director and was promoted to assistant city manager in 2000. He became city manager in 2005, and originally was paid about $135,000 annually.
Green assumed his current position after former City Manager David Blackburn accepted the same position with Temple.
By the end of his tenure, Green's salary had been raised multiple times after several evaluations, putting his annual salary at about $195,000.
The council had the option to stick to the letter of the contract and pay him about $555,000 for his departure, with no litigious clauses that would release both parties, Cosper said.
When asked if Green had threatened litigation, Purser began to answer, but Cosper cut her off and changed the subject.
However, Cole indicated in a previous interview that Green had threatened it.
"At that point we had to make a decision," Cosper said of the council's buyout discussion. "Do we have a termination and we end the relationship on a bad term? Or do we negotiate with a 21-year employee an amicable departure for both sides with clauses releasing both parties of any kind of litigation whether they're merited or not?"
Contact Anthony Scott at email@example.com or (254) 501-7568. Follow him on Twitter at KDHcity.


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NEW YORK (Feb. 8)
Mayor William O'Dwyer today proclaimed the week of February 20-26 as "Food For Israel Week" and called upon all residents of New York City to assist in the filling of the Friendship Food Train which has been initiated under the auspices of the Zionist Organization of America.
In special ceremonies held in his office at City Hall, Mayor O'Dwyer stressed the need of alleviating the current food shortage in the Jewish state. He hailed the formation of the Friendship Food Train as "New York City's expression of friendship and encouragement to the people of Israel" and pointed but that it represents a "concrete demonstration of American good will to the newest state in the family of nations."


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Topics covered in the Maternal Child Nursing Care book include 21st century maternity nursing, community care, the reproductive years, pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum and newborns. Part 2 of the book covers children and their families, assessment of the child and family, health promotion and health problems, and special needs. There is also information in the updated version of the book covering topics such as proper fetal heart rate identification, obesity in expectant mothers and shaken baby syndrome.Continue Reading
The first part of the book covers topics up to, and including, the birth of a new baby. Topics such as the reproductive system, contraception, infertility and abortion are included, as are topics such as maternal and fetal nutrition, fetal development and high-risk pregnancies. The childbirth unit covers the labor and birth process, fetal assessment during labor and complications that can arise. The postpartum and newborn units cover physiological changes and transition to parenthood, along with the care, nutrition and feeding of a newborn.
Part 2 of the book focuses on child care and the well being of the family. Topics covered include family, social and religious influences on children's health promotions, pain assessment, and common health problems that can arise throughout the child's first few years, from infant to adolescence. The last two units deal with the topics of illness and disabilities in the child.Learn more about Child Care


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Ten Dogs in the Window by Claire Masurel, Illustrated by Pamela Paparone
I've been away from my computer this week, so I apologize for not getting the "favorite book of the week" up sooner! We got this one at the library and it has quickly become juilet's favorite. The cover says it is a "countdown" book as it starts with 10 dogs in the window and counts down one by one as someone comes to take each dog home.
"10 dogs in the window for the whole wide world to see. Look, someone is coming..." (here juliet points excitedly to the prospective owner, her favorite being the man holding a pink ice cream cone.) "You're the perfect dog for me!" Each dog looks a little like the person who comes to take him home. (long hair hippie takes the shaggy dog, clown takes the poodle, etc) The last puppy is adopted by a little boy and his family and the final page shows the pet store owner filling the window with, what else? 10 cats.


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I've been running a blog via WP 2.6.1 in a sub-folder on one of my domains i.e. mydomain1.com/blog, which I plan to move to mydomain1.com
I'm also planning to update from WP 2.6.1 to WP 3.3.1 and I'd ultimately like to add WP and/or BuddyPress to multiple custom domains (all separate entities & topics i.e. mydomain1.com, mydomain2.com, mydomain3.com) so, I've backed up my current blog's Database & Files and disabled my plugins but have a couple of questions:
1) Currently, I go to mydomain1.com/blog/wp-login.php to administer my one blog. Where will I go to administer WP and/or BP on multiple custom domains after adding them and how can I make it so that I administer all domains from one location?
2) What else should I be concerned about before upgrading from WP 2.6.1 to WP 3.3.1?
With multisite you have a main domain and then additional domains.You can login to admin control panel using main domain or additional domains either way.
You need to enable multi site with wordpress wp-config first, then install and configure wordpress MU plugin.
Please also check Wordpress 3. As far as I understand, Wordpress 3 is slightly MORE hen Wordpress 2 + Multisite.


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ESCONDIDO —— Graduation is an important milestone for any high school student, but for 55 seniors at Center City High School, Monday night's commencement ceremony held particular meaning.
With many of the students at the independent-study campus holding full-time jobs, raising children, dealing with illnesses or facing other obstacles to their education, graduation means greater possibilities for their future, said school Principal Saundra Uribe-Silverman.
The students celebrated their accomplishment at the Kit Carson Park Amphitheater, along with about 1,000 family, friends and relatives.
"We celebrate the many hurdles crossed, challenges overcome and difficult paths that our graduates have encountered, never giving up," Uribe-Silverman said to the graduates and their families. "What makes the class of 2005 unique is these students' ability to keep up with their high school studies while working, parenting, or volunteering in their community."
Student Jennifer Feist, 17, said she transferred from another alternative school to Center City this year, but doubted that she would be able to complete her schooling.
"I'm happy —— I didn't think that I would make it, but I did," Feist said.
She said she enjoyed working one-on-one with teachers and said the school helped her accomplish her goals.
Under the setting sun, students walked in their school colors —— blue caps and gowns and white tassels —— to the strains of "Pomp and Circumstance" and stepped onstage to gather their diplomas and hear fellow students speak about their high school careers.
Student speaker Missie Melendrez, 17, said she came to Center City High School to boost her falling grades and hold a full-time job. She said graduation gave her a feeling of accomplishment and relief.
"I believe Center City was a very good choice for my education and myself," Melendrez said. "I'm very grateful that I made the choice that I did."
The graduation included the naming of students who were awarded various scholarships for continuing education. Nicole Martin, a counselor at the school, announced that the campus's 12th graduating class received more than $56,000 in grants and scholarships.
Many of the students plan to attend Palomar College and to continue on to a vocational school or a four-year university in the future, she said.
Student Naomi Valverde received special recognition from the tribal council of the Santa Ysabel Band of Diegueno Indians, who gave her a "keep your fire burning" blanket, which is given to all tribe graduates to inspire them to continue to reach for their goals.
After placing the brightly colored blanket around Valverde's shoulders, Tribal Chairman Johnny Hernandez told the graduates: "All good things will come."
As each student's name was called , friends and family in the crowd cheered and clapped, happy to see their loved ones pick up long-desired diplomas.
Cindy and Robin Solomon said their daughter-in-law, graduate Crystal Hoffman, held down a full-time job and the first two years of her marriage in addition to completing her education.
"It's just another stepping stone in what's to come," Cindy Solomon said.
Although the young woman has no immediate plans for college, Cindy Solomon said she wouldn't put it past her.
David K. Hughes, the superintendent of the Escondido Union High School District, who attended the ceremony, said graduations for the district's alternative schools are always special.
"Sometimes the path these students have had to walk haven't been the smoothest, so graduation is particularly meaningful," he said.


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Comment on Party would honour every British soldier by Pete McWilliams.
Successive Governments have treated serving members and veterans of HM Forces very badly. So badly in some cases that it is abuse. There is so much talk about the lack in modern society of human qualities such as respect, duty, honour and so on. Yet the very element of society that epitomises these qualities are ignored, scorned, abused and abandoned. Politicains would serve themselves and their country much better if they properly recognised and rewarded the Armed Forces. When a person joins the HM Armed Forces, he or she is not just giving up some important rights that civilians enjoy but are signing a blank cheque that says the price they are prepared to pay goes as high as giving up their lives. The other side of the coin is that they are asked by politicians to take other peoples' lives – something that the cowardly politicians are not prepared to do themselves. That is what "just being a member of the Armed Forces involves". It might be interesting to do a count of how many modern politicians and civil servants have served in HM Armed Forces. I support your views and I hope your party will use what political influence it has to change attitudes and improve the conditions of serving personnel and veterans.


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6 bedroom house for saleForge Road, Tintern, Chepstow, Monmouthshire
Offers in Region of £385,000
Property Description
Full description
Tenure: Freehold
Of interest to developers and those seeking dual family accommodation or even a home and inclome opportunity, a former Public House with planning consent to convert into two residential dwellings, located in the sought-after Wye Valley village of Tintern
DIRECTIONS From Chepstow, take the A466 Wye Valley road signposted Tintern/Monmouth. On entering Tintern village, pass the Abbey on the right, and then turn left immediately before the Royal George Hotel. Travel up this road for approximately half a mile and the Cherry Tree Inn can be found on the left hand side.
SITUATION - Tintern is an extremely popular tourist area, being an area of outstanding natural beauty and is renowned for the Cistercian Abbey. To the north, Monmouth gives access via the A449 to Newport and the Coldra on to the M4, whilst north of Monmouth the M50 gives access to the M5 and the Midlands. At Chepstow, the old Severn Bridge gives access to Bristol, the M32, London and the M5 to the West Country.
DESCRIPTION - The Cherry Tree Inn occupies a quaint valley position, being set back from the road behind a brook. A period residence, with latter day extensions principally arranged over four floors. Formerly a Public House, planning consent was granted in September 2011 to convert the property into two residential dwellings. Alternatively, the property could be utilized as one large family home, a live work unit or other uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.
The premises are essentially of cottage-style, with rendered and colour washed elevations under a dormer tiled roof, with accommodation extending to approximately 330 sq m (3500sqft) of floor space and currently comprising:
The accommodation currently comprises:
Lower Ground Floor:
Former Kitchen
Upper Ground Floor:
Former Bar area
Snug bar
Toilet facilities
Restaurant area
First Floor:
Bedroom 1 (en suite shower room) Double
Bedroom 2 (en suite shower room) Double
Bedroom 3 (en suite bathroom) Double
Bedroom 4 (en suite bathroom) Double
Shower room
Living Room
Second Floor:
Attic bedroom / study.
Outside: To the front of the premises, off road parking for two cars with picket fence and pedestrian gate through to level garden. Steps rising up to large terrace area housing a useful shed/workshop.
Planning Consent
Planning consent was granted, on 13 September 2011 under Application No: DC/2011/00356, to divide the property into two residential units to provide the following accommodation. With a private front door entrance
Unit 1 (front)
Ground Floor:
Kitchen/ Diner
Hobby room/ cellar
First floor
Bedroom 3 with en suite shower
Reception Room
Second floor
Bedroom 1 (en suite shower room)
Bedroom 2 (en suite shower room)
Outside: Off road parking for two vehicles and level garden to the front.
Unit 2 (rear)
Ground Floor
Open plan Kitchen Diner
First Floor
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Bathroom 1
Bathroom 2
Second Floor:
Bedroom 4 / study
Outside: Parking for two cars, large paved terrace with useful shed/workshop.
NB. Copies of the consent and plans may be inspected at the agents office.
Services: Mains water, mains drainage, mains electricity.
Tenure: We are informed the property is freehold, interested parties are advised to confirm this with their legal advisor.
Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council, Tel: 01633 644644
Viewing: Please contact the sole agents, Newland Rennie Wilkins, Portwall House, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, NP16 5EL. Tel O1291 626775.
Property Ref:1_652_2307340
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Things pick back up with a little more intrigue today as the Milwaukee Bucks workout six guards, two of which are projected to be first round picks, with one being viewed as a potential lottery pick.
- Klay Thompson – Guard – Washington State
- Jordan Hamilton – Guard – Texas
- Marcus Simmons – Guard – USC
- Bill Clark – Guard – Duquesne
- Corey Fisher – Guard – Villanova
- Corey Higgins – Guard – Colorado
Thompson, a 6-foot-7 guard with a sweet stroke is Wednesday's headliner. Son of former NBA player Mychal Thompson and brother of Tuesday Bucks workout invitee Mychal Thompson (Same name, but no junior. I don't know either.), Thompson made his name at Washington State as a significant three-point threat. Thompson is the school's all-time leading three-point shooter, having hit 242 in his three years on campus. Without question, it's that three-point stroke that likely has landed Thompson on the short list of prospects the Bucks could seriously consider at number ten, given the team's lack of touch from outside last season.
The team is unlikely to select a prospect that will slide in and start right away, so Thompson could potentially serve the Bucks well as a shooter off the bench. It's tough to project how shooters are going to fare in Milwaukee's system though, especially if they are shooting guards. Milwaukee's offense generally seems to shy away from three-point attempts at the two guard position. For example, John Salmons, despite being the team's most accurate three-point shooter percentage wise, attempted roughly half as many threes per game as Carlos Delfino and nearly two less per game than Brandon Jennings. Perhaps Salmons just needed to look for his three more, but he seemed to initiate the offense quite a bit more than Delfino at least for sure.
Hamilton is the other probable first round pick working out Wednesday. The 6-foot-7 guard/forward (think Joe Johnson in terms of size according to Draft Express) from Texas made impressive strides last season, boosting his points per game by over eight points and rebounds by five. Draft Express notes that Hamilton took full advantage of the opportunities afforded to him once Avery Bradley and Damion James left town, allowing him to take over as the team's number one scoring option.
While he matches up physically with Johnson, don't take that comparison too far. Johnson is an adept passer and originally headed to Atlanta in a point guard role, whereas Hamilton is much more of an aggressive scorer. The DX bio on Hamilton reads a bit like he's an advanced version of Chris Douglas-Roberts at some points:
Hamilton is such a gifted talent that he has the ability to convert many of these wild, contested runners, floaters and pull-ups from 8-12 feet away from the basket. Sometimes he'll do so from crazy angles and in spectacular fashion, thanks to his terrific touch, body control, multiple release points, and all-around scoring instincts.
But don't pigeonhole him as just a slasher: he hit 38.5% of his threes last season on better than six attempts per game. Given his terrific size, strength and athleticism combination, it's difficult to understand why he's being projected so low in such a week draft. Chad Ford has him going 16 and DX has him going 19. His biggest flaw seems to be his penchant for bad shots, but reports are that he has interviewed well and he seems ripe to move up the draft board and potentially could draw interest from the Bucks at ten.
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You've heard the reports about the Buccaneers, and there are plenty of them — Greg Schiano's players are fed up him, Josh Freeman and Greg Schiano are at odds with one another, Josh Freeman wants to be traded, and now Darrelle Revis is an unhappy Buc — what are fans to believe?
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We talked about how Greg Schiano made an effort between last year and this year to adjust his coaching style to better deal with older players. Is it working?
We talked about Dashon Goldson's suspension, what the chances are that he wins his appeal, and how players can adjust to these new rules by lowering their trajectory, which isn't exactly an easy thing to do, especially when guys are running around full-speed on Sundays.
We talked about the rumors swirling about Josh Freeman and Greg Schiano and if Freeman really does want out. I've mentioned it plenty of times before — you have two distinctly different personalities here. Can they co-exist? Is Schiano fully committed to him after some rocky moments these first two games, or is there a possibility Glennon gets a nod after the bye-week?
Aside from the Schiano reports, there's no denying Freeman and the offense's struggles. The big question is — will Schiano have patience for them to get rolling and find a rhythm or does he pull the plug?
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- Racial identity and reflected appraisals as influences on Asian Americans' racial adjustmentA N Alvarez
Counseling and Psychological Services, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Cultur Divers Ethnic Minor Psychol 7:217-31. 2001..Multiple regression analyses suggested that racial identity schemas and reflected appraisals were significantly predictive of Asian Americans' racial adjustment. Implications for counseling and future research are discussed...
- Asian Americans and racism: when bad things happen to "model minorities."Alvin N Alvarez
Department of Counseling, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA 94132, USA
Cultur Divers Ethnic Minor Psychol 12:477-92. 2006..To understand how Asian Americans regard racism, it is useful to have an understanding of racial identity theory and the manner in which Asian Americans are socialized to perceive racism...
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NORTH RIDGEVILLE — Vermilion and North Ridgeville locked up in a defensive struggle Friday night, but Vermilion had just enough offense to pull out a thrilling 39-36 win over the Rangers.
"Tonight was a great atmosphere," Vermilion coach Kurt Habermehl said. "Both teams came out and played great defense. I was very unhappy with the way we played defense against Clearview (last game), but tonight we turned it around."
For North Ridgeville coach Bryan Morgan it was another close game, but a loss. Still, he was pleased with his team's effort and its defensive performance.
"If they come out and play hard like they did tonight and we lose, it's not as bad as when we come out and don't play well," Morgan said. "(Vermilion) scored 74 points against Clearview Saturday and we can't score 74 points, so we knew had to keep the game at our tempo. I thought it was a half-court game the entire game. To hold them to 39 points, I'm extremely excited."
Vermilion's Cameron Kuhn led the scoring with 18 points — 10 from the free throw line — as the Ranger defense keyed on one of the area's leading scorers, with DeMario McCall and Dennis Millgard taking turns at defending him.
"He had eight points from the field, but that's why Cameron is a 20-point scorer," Morgan said. "He knows how to get to the free throw line and he gets the calls and he puts them in the basket. Even when you think your defending him, he comes up with 18. I'm just glad no one else got hot for them."
For Vermilion (7-2, 5-1 WSC) it was Alex Nunn turning in a defensive gem.
"I felt Nunn did a great job of defending Matt Clark," Habermehl said. "I consider Clark one of the better point guards in the conference and he held him to three points."
Although Kuhn leads the team scoring on most nights, Habermehl said his team is not a one-man gang.
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The close loss dropped the Rangers to 3-8 and 2-4 in the WSC.
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Luca Seaman told police he did not remember much about stealing food from a Londis store in Falmouth because he had been "quite drunk".
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- [Recommendations for the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of the pregnant woman and child with Chagas disease. Sociedad Española de Infectología Pediátrica. Sociedad de Enfermedades Infecciosas y Microbiología Clínica. Sociedad Española de Ginecología yMaria Isabel Gonzalez-Tome
Sección de Inmunodeficiencias e Infecciosas Pediátricas, Hospital 12 de Octubre, Madrid, España Electronic address
Enferm Infecc Microbiol Clin 31:535-42. 2013..This article has been prepared following the recommendations suggested by a group of experts in Infectious Diseases, Microbiology, Gynaecology and Paediatrics. ..
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Servicio de Inmunodeficiencias, Hospital 12 de Octubre, Madrid, Spain
An Pediatr (Barc) 62:32-7. 2005..Such studies would be useful to determine patients' clinical and immunologic and virologic status, currently prescribed therapies and their associated toxicity...
- Gestational diabetes mellitus in a cohort of HIV-1 infected womenM I González-Tomé
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HIV Med 9:868-74. 2008..We undertook a prospective study to estimate the prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and associated risk factors in a cohort of 669 HIV-1 infected women...
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Division of Immunodefiencies, Hospital 12 de Octubre, Madrid, Spain
BMC Infect Dis 8:144. 2008..We report a case-series describing the effects in metabolic abnormalities in seven HIV-infected children, previously treated with protease inhibitor (PI) after switching to nevirapine...
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Pediatr Infect Dis J 29:563-6. 2010..After FPV/r treatment, 18 of 20 patients achieved undetectable HIV-RNA and 4 of 20 experienced adverse events. To date, FPV/r treatment has shown sustained antiviral response and immunologic improvement in our 20 patients...
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What would a website about the Rich Coast be - without a page on Costa Rican frogs?
We'll never know! :-)
Isn't it true though... these cool, colorful amphibians - namely, the vibrant green, orange and blue, red-eyed variety - have certainly become a symbol of Costa Rica.
And it's no wonder.
A place more biologically diverse than anywhere else on the planet - the tropical rainforests throughout the country, serve as the perfect environment for such unique creatures as these...
Thinking back, I can still remember - a very first encounter with Costa Rican frogs.
Staying on Lake Arenal - every night, about three or four small green tree frogs, would make their way into the kitchen - positioning themselves on the inner pane of the window.
I suspect it was the perfect spot for a late night snack!
But did you know?...
There are some really neat places to see a variety of different Costa Rican frogs.
Way up the mountain - en route to the Poas Volcano, the La Paz Gardens is one example.
And in Monte Verde too - there's a Frog Pond where you can observe 15 different species.
Frogs. And toads too! Definitely interesting animals.
And here on this page - in description and photograph... let's learn some more about them.
Please click on the following links to continue reading... and also - if you have an image and description - an encounter with a frog or toad on the Rich Coast... please add it to the page using this form.
Marbled Tree Frog
One breezy night near Montezuma, a marbled tree frog - phrynohyas venulose - paid a visit to the front porch.
Numerous glands along its back, it somewhat resembled a toad...
Warned by a friend - I was told these glands are poisonous (not deadly though), as they secret a white substance that can cause irritation to humans.
And yes - knowing that some frogs in Costa Rica can be quite poisonous - if you don't know for sure... it's best to view them from a distance to be safe!
What an interesting-looking frog - especially its eyes.
Red-Eyed Tree Frog
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I've been to neither of these joints so far, but now's the time.
Anyways, as for Nanjiang, what kind of duck should I order to sit in and eat. I posted a question about this joint a couple months back, but now have lost the info, and want to try it now.
Any info would be great? How does it work, order a piece of duck and some sides or noodles???
Also as for stuffed sandwich, what do order with the beers? or is it all garbage? and more of a joint to a sample a couple or few beers?


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This list, which includes the "Surviving Members" and "Adopted Classmates" and "Deceased Members" makes the official list of the Class of 1939, Charleroi High School, which at the time was on Crest Ave in Charleroi.
This information was obtained from the Class of 1939, 60th Reunion book (Oct. 8-10, 1999).
I'll list these alphabetically, with the state they live in in ( )'s. There were one or two who have since passed on, but I don't know who they are. Last name in CAPS, maiden last names "hopefully" in CAPS:
Surviving Members:
ACTON, Cornelius (PA)
ALEXANDER, Albertine Novak (PA)
ALFIERI, Anna Clark (PA)
ALTOBELLI, Mary Veltri (PA)
APPLEBAUM, Clara Ronay (FL)
ARMBRUSTER, Charles (CA)
ATKINS, Dale (PA)
BALSANO, Angeline Burczyk (IL)
BALSANO, Elizabeth Brandeburg (PA)
BELL, Nancy Monack (DE)
BERTANI, Norma Kissler (PA)
BERTOVICH, Mary Deambroggi, (PA)
BETHEM, Wilbur (FL)
BIAGINI, Hugo ((PA)
BRASSEUR, Dorothy (FL)
BRIZZI, Ruth Gray (PA)
BROWN, Charles (WA)
BUTERA, Leonard (FL)
CARROLL, Holbert (PA)
CARROTHERS, Harriet Boyer (PA)
CARNEY, Dennis (PA)
CARSON, McKay (FL)
CLERIHUE, Dorothy Braun (FL)
CHALFANT, Jeanne Ingland (NV)
CLEMENT, Grace Fox (PA)
COLVIN, Jean Fenwick (unk)
COLLINS, Jane Kebler (PA)
CONSONERY, Rose Winfield (PA)
COOPER, Alvera Steele, (PA)
CRABLE, Mary Louise Romana (PA)
CROUGH, Delores Curtin (DC)
COPELAND, Jean Jones (NY & FL)
CRUMRINE, Irene (unk)
CUTUNILLI, Mary Hornack (PA)
DALLAGIO, Lena Menozzi (PA)
DAVIS, Georgetta Halloway (PA)
DAVIS, Marion Dunn (unk)
DAVOLI, Guido (PA)
DAY, Irene Una Delestinne (PA)
DeGASPERI, Victor (PA)
DELESTINNE, Emil (PA)
DEPREZ, Jeanne West (TN)
DEPREZ, Martha McGuire (PA)
DUCOEUR, Rev. Joseph (OH)
EHKO, Olive Pulaski (PA)
EMMER, Edward (PA)
ERMLICK, Mildred (PA)
FEENEY, Claire O'Connor (PA)
FERGUSON, Edith (PA)
FIORI, George (PA)
FISHER, Willard (PA)
FONTANESSI, August (PA)
FREDIANA, Evelyn (PA)
GADOSY, Elizabeth Pennline (PA)
GALANZOSKY, Clara Meluck (PA)
GAUT, Ann Gray (DC)
GIORGI, Orland (PA)
GILLI, Frank (PA)
GLUVNA, Helen Holeczy (PA)
GRAY, Thomas (unk)
GRESKOVICH, Agnes Frantz (PA)
GRIFFITH, Doris Hall (PA)
GYSEGUM, Jane Crosby (NV)
HAJDUCEK, Sue Smith (PA)
HAMILTON, Clyde (near Seattle, Washington)
HARPER, Nela Manning (PA)
HAWTHORNE, Mary Jane Murphy (PA)
HILL, Helen McGovern (MN)
HOLLER, Ester Sickles (FL)
HORNE, Dorothy Mollenauer (CA) (My Mom)
HOUSEMAN, Edgar (APO AE)
HOUSTON, Rev. Ralph (FL)
JIMESON, Robert (VA)
KARLOSKY, Charles (PA)
KENT, Betty Repka (PA)
KISSLER, Mabel McMichael (PA)
KOCHENDORFER, John (unk)
KOPINKY, Helen Pforr (NY)
KUZIENSKY, Joseph (PA)
LABOSH, Mary Peffer (PA)
LAMBERT, Margaret Poprosky (PA)
LAUDERBACK, Virginia Check (PA)
LeCLAIR, Betty Klizowski (PA)
LeCLAIR, Dorothy Mayer (FL)
LEVKULICH, Helen Kiskas (OH)
MENCER, Mildred Nantus (PA)
MILLER, Arnold (unk)
MISIEWICZ, John (AZ)
MOELLER, Jean (PA)
MUNCH, Christopher (CO)
MAGARUH, John (PA)
McCLOSKEY, Margaret Grant (PA)
MEISSONER, Henry (PA)
MELENYZER, Dr. Charles (unk)
MELINCHAK, Margaret Romanick (PA)
MELVIN, Joseph (PA)
NEWTON, Grace Price (PA)
NICCOLAI, Virginia (PA)
NIEMELA, Everett (PA)
NORRIS, Florence Smith (PA)
OECHSLE, Herman (WV)
OPALENIK, Nick (PA)
PALMER, Thomas (PA)
PAVELKOSKY, Robert (PA)
PEARCE, Walter (CA)
PELISSERO, Eugene (PA)
POMERSON, Jean Ferguson (PA)
PORRECA, Anne Marconi (FL)
POSEY, William (PA)
PYZYNSKY, Helen Luckasevic (PA)
RAMICONE, Gilda Jones (PA)
REDD, Wayne (unk)
REYNOLDS, Morgan (PA)
RITZER, Doris Wagner (PA)
ROSENBERG, Martin (NC)
RUGH, Rev. Lawrence (OH)
SCIACCA, August (OR)
SCOTT, Martha Ridgeway (PA)
SLABODA, Thomas (PA)
SOROKA, Rev. Vladimir (PA)
SOLOMON, Dorothy Fox (PA)
SPENCE, Betty Harper (PA)
STAIB, Beth Sterner (PA)
STILLITANO, Thomas (PA)
STONEMAN, Elizabeth (MD)
SULLIVAN, Ed (GA)
TAYLOR, Betty Waggoner (PA)
TEDROW, Bessie Ciavarro (PA)
TELLECK, Anthony (FL)
TODIC, Martha Shepelak (PA)
TURTZER, Kathleen Caputo (PA)
VALENT, Frank (PA)
VANDERMER, Leola Brewer (NM)
VERES, Elizabeth Ludwig (unk)
VERES, Edward (NY)
WASCHYSHAK, Mike (PA)
WAYNE, Jeanne Cornetto (PA)
WENTZEL, Irene Rankin (PA)
WORTHINGTON, Edna Snyder (FL)
YEAGER, Cleo (PA)
ZELENSKI, Alex (PA)
Of the above 143 Names, 36 are in Charleroi or N. Charleroi, and many more in WASHINGTON county, in surrounding towns. Remember, these are the "surviving" members of the Charleroi High School, Class of 1939, so most of them are 78 or 79 years old.
The following are surviving "Adopted Classmates", who were close in age, and were either really good friends of the class, or married a member of the class:
BARNDOLLAR, Ann (PA)
GIBSON, Bob (PA)
RODGERS, Betty (NY)(class of '40, I think)
GREGG, Warren (VA) (class of '38)
The following names are of deceased members of the Charleroi High School, Class of 1939:
Prior to 1987:
REID, Thomas
DISCLAFANI, Philip
TURNBULL, Thomas
DIAZ, Milton
RANSA, Robert
TOKAR, John
HANCHIN, George
CASTELLANA, Michael
HUBER, Florence
CONNELL, Helen
ALTERICI, Dolores
EISIMINGER, Laura
BECKMAN, Carl
GRAY, Mary
BAZELVICH, Helen
HAAS, Betty
RISKO, Stanley
HORVATH, Virginia
PALFREY, James
GASS, Bill
WOYTOVICH, William
SMITH, Bruce
HICKEY, William
FLETCHER, Jack
CREEVY, Joe
STRAUSER, Elmer
BUCY, Russell
MONACK, Della
KOLESSAR, George
NEGLEMAN, Frank
CALEFFIE, John
BRAND, Leonard
WEIMER, Merle
RAMAGE, Marie
SCHNEIDER, John
GIORDANENGO, Elmer
CALDWELL, Alvin
DOLAN, Mary
BONDI, Mario
URASH, Dorothy
PARKINS, Dora Elaine
ANDERSON, Sara
OLSEN, William
SCOTT, Vera
BENTLEY, Grant
MOLLENAUER, Robert (CA)Died Aril 29, 2000 (My Dad)
Died, 1989: NESTLERODE, Cletus
Died, 1990: KOSSOL, Walter
BARNDOLLAR, Dave
HIDEK, Margaret
FALCONI, James
WOOD, Louis
Died, 1991: KONICK, Bill
Died, 1992: ERBE, Ted
RODGERS, Harris
RATTER, Ed
Mary VOELKER Nickel
GILMORE, Bill
Died, 1993: Annabelle Runner Feeney
Walter Tyrpin
1994: Helen Eyman Giba
Edward PHILIPKOSKY
Helen Frantz Woytovich
Joe ALLFREE
Albert MYERS
1995: Henry PENNLINE
Dorothy Myers Paluso
1996: Harry KONDRATIC
Russell LABRASCA
Robert HIGGINS
Emma Jane Sloan Sweadner
Theresa Aschmann Gregg (Class Sponser)
1997: Loma McCusker Uhlman
Ruth Uhrin Hager
Marion Tilton Zufluh
Kenneth Cotton
Clarabell Sailor Geary
1998: Kathryn Eshbaugh Ward
Stephanie Syplychak
Jane Cavanaugh Gibson
Mary Suhan Maytas
Herman Dukestein
Francis Cosner
Albert Buchanan
1999: Ruth Gay Rulong
Anna Leone Drinkwater
Charles Smith
This list, along with the "Surviving Members" and "Adopted Classmates" makes the official list of the Class of 1939, Charleroi High School, which at the time was on Crest Ave in Charleroi.
This information was obtained from the Class of 1939, 60th Reunion book (Oct. 8-10, 1999).
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Sleeker Jaguar XF is a winner in its segment
Jaguar made just a few changes to its XF sport sedan for 2012: nips and tucks to the front end, flashier taillight treatment, and an updated navigation system. It doesn't sound like much to rave about, but added to what's already one of the betterdriving cars in the segment, it's a winning formula.
There may be better all-around midsize luxury sedans out there, but for shoppers interested in performance, the 2012 Jaguar XF is the clear winner. Sorry, BMW.
You can thank the XF's standard V-8 engine and relatively affordable starting price for that declaration.
The exterior changes are so subtle you wouldn't expect them to have a major impact on the XF's overall look, but the slimmer headlight assemblies— now with xenon headlights and LED running lamps— alone make the new XF a sleeker cat than the 2011.The tighter grille and revised hood help make the 2012 both more aggressive looking and more similar to the flagship XJ sedan.
The taillights—also LEDs for 2012—have been trimmed down, and the silver bar bisecting both sides of lights is no longer adorned with the name"Jaguar.''The leaping cat emblem is all you need to know this is a Jag.
My test car in white was a looker. My wife and I spent a weekend in downtown Chicago, and the XF drew stares from passersby on Michigan Avenue, despite the fact that this XF has been on the market, sans design tweaks, for a few years. It looked flashy enough amid a sea of luxury cars.
Thankfully, the potent range of V-8 engines under the newly sculpted hood haven't been tinkered with for the newmodel year.
The base XF comes with a stunningly powerful 385-horsepower, 5.0-liter V-8 engine that hits 60 mph in 5.5 seconds.You'll pay roughly the same for the baseV-8 in the XF as you would for the less-powerful twin-turbo six-cylinder in the BMW 535i, but it's a few thousand more than the supercharged six-cylinder in the Audi A6.The XF costs thousands less than the 420-hp Infiniti M56.
Besides being a good value proposition against the competition, the XF also feels the most like a sports sedan without sacrificing ride quality. That means when you're carving a corner in the XF, it's a more exhilarating experience than in any of the three cars mentioned above, with no more ride harshness than the BMW.
Driving the baseV-8 was a satisfying experience even for someone who regularly tests cars with even bigger numbers on their spec sheets, but for shoppers who aren't as impressed, Jaguar does offer more powerful trim levels.The next step up is the 470-hp XF Supercharged, which not surprisingly has a supercharged version of the base car's 5.0-liter V-8. Next up is the XFR with the same superchargedV-8, but in this case putting out 510 hp. Both feature unique wheels and other exterior and interior trim differences.
While Jaguar has upgraded some aspects of the interior— new seats and button treatments— cabin quality remains inconsistent. There are rich leather treatments on the steering wheel and dashboard, but the silver paint that adorns much of the center control panel remains cheap-looking.
There's plenty of room for front occupants. The driver's seat slings you back more than the competition, amplifying that sports car feel. But that sacrifices backseat room, which is tighter than many others. At 5-foot-10, I fit behind the driver's seat where I had it positioned, but it wasn't a spacious feeling.
The shift knob that rises upon ignition is still present and still a conversation starter. The motorized air vents also hide away when the car is turned off.
It might sound odd to say a $53,000 sedan is well-priced, but you get quite a bit for the XF's starting price, which is more than other luxury marques.There are the bi-xenon highintensity- discharge and LED headlights I mentioned earlier, which also get their own washers, plus rain-sensing windshield wipers, a moonroof, leather seats (they're heated in front), and keyless entry and ignition.
The multimedia system with navigation is also standard. It features a 7-inch touchscreen— small for this class—a USB input, Bluetooth for phone and audio, a 30-gigabyte hard drive to store music files, and a 10-speaker stereo system.
Many of our editors aren't fans of the touch-screen system because it takes a long time to switch between menus and because you have to use the screen to access features like the heated seats and steering wheel. However, after a week of driving it, I became more familiar with its eccentricities and had my own method of using it down pat.
The only feature I'd add to the base car is a $2,300 Bowers&Wilkins sound system that was included in the Portfolio trim level I tested. Its sound was worth at least 22 Benjamins.
Like many other luxury models, the XF has not been crash-tested by either the federal government or the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
The Jaguar has a basic suite of safety features and airbags but no unique features to separate it from the rest of the class.
If you were making your car-buying decision based on driving chops, value and looks, the XF would be the clear winner in this category. However, Jaguar has always been known as a brand with questionable reliability, and that hasn't changed much in recent years. Consumer Reports gives the XF, along with the BMW 5 Series, its lowest reliability grade, and J.D. Power's 2012Vehicle Dependability Study has the XF at the bottom of the segment, along with the Lincoln MKS.
Those are clear warning signs to shoppers that the XF might not be the practical choice—but that doesn't mean it's not worth driving to determine if it's worth the risk.


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happy birthday
montana man is 114 years old and counting
A Montana resident believed to be the world's oldest man celebrated his 114th birthday Tuesday at a retirement home in Great Falls. Walter Breuning was born on Sept. 21, 1896, in Melrose, Minn., and moved to Montana in 1918, where he worked as a clerk for the Great Northern Railway for 50 years. He inherited the distinction of being the world's oldest man in July 2009 when Briton Henry Allingham died at age 113. Gavin Seeberger recalled how his father, former Great Falls banker John Seeberger, tried to persuade Breuning in the mid 1990s to purchase a two-year certificate of deposit instead of a five-year CD. Breuning had come into the bank to take advantage of a special rate on five-year CDs, and he insisted he would be there to collect it at age 105 when it matured. And he did, Gavin Seeberger told the Great Falls Tribune. "That is being sure of one's self," he said.
boulder resident
Nudity argument is brief but costly
The lawyer for a Colorado man who was arrested for addressing the Boulder City Council in his boxer shorts said the city has agreed to pay $10,000 to settle his civil rights claim. Attorney David Lane said Seth Brigham accepted the deal Tuesday. In exchange for the payment, Brigham agreed not to file a lawsuit. Brigham was handcuffed and arrested in February on suspicion of obstructing police and trespassing after he spoke to the council clad in his underwear. Brigham said he was trying to make a point about a proposal to criminalize nudity. The charges were later dropped.
She wears religion on her … nose
A 14-year-old high school student in central North Carolina has been suspended again for wearing a nose stud she says is a sign of her faith. Ariana Iacono her mother are members of a small group called the Church of Body Modification. This is the third time this year Iacono has been suspended from Clayton High School. The Johnston County school system has a dress code that prohibits facial piercings.
parking pains
Bent out of shape? Yoga's the ticket
Drivers annoyed by parking tickets in Cambridge, Mass., are getting some calming advice from city officials — try yoga. The city's parking tickets include instructions on the reverse on how to bend into some simple yoga positions. The city, which is home to Harvard and MIT, printed 40,000 of the tickets as part of a public art project by artist-in-residence Daniel Peltz. Cambridge parking enforcement officers hand out about 340,000 tickets per year. Susan Clippinger, the city's transportation chief, tells the Boston Herald the purpose of the tickets is to "debunk the idea that all parking tickets are a hostile action."
Compiled from Times wire services and other sources.


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