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In the 1980s, singer-songwriter and actor Rick Springfield seemed to have it all: a megahit single in "Jessie's Girl," sold-out concert tours, follow-up hits that sold more than 17 million albums and became the pop soundtrack for an entire generation, and 12 million daily viewers who avidly tuned in to General Hospital to swoon over his portrayal of the handsome Dr. Noah Drake. Yet lurking behind his success as a pop star and soap opera heartthrob and his unstoppable drive was a moody, somber, and dark soul, one filled with depression and insecurity.
In Late, Late at Night, the memoir his millions of fans have been waiting for, Rick takes readers inside the highs and lows of his extraordinary life. By turns winningly funny and heartbreakingly sad, every page resonates with Rick's witty, wry, self-deprecating, brutally honest voice. On one level, he reveals the inside story of his ride to the top of the entertainment world. On a second, deeper level, he recounts with unsparing candor the forces that have driven his life, including his longtime battle with depression and thoughts of suicide, the shattering death of his father, and his decision to drop out at the absolute peak of fame. Having finally found a more stable equilibrium, Rick's story is ultimately a positive one, deeply informed by his passion for creative expression through his music, a deep love of his wife of twenty-six years and their two sons, and his life-long quest for spiritual peace.
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Anna Hsieh Gold: Great knowledge and suggestion for a breech pregnancy. Thanks! – My wife is currently pregnant with our 2nd child (32 weeks and counting) and the baby was breech - feet down (actually butt down, but was feet down for a while). Our doctor told us that he would monitor the situation, but if the baby didn't turn by 36 weeks, he recommended that my wife go into the hospital for the baby to be turned manually, which is pretty uncomfortable from what he described. He also warned that if that didn't work, he couldn't do it again and at that point we would have to have a Cesarean. Both options didn't sound appealing so we came to Anna Hsieh Gold, and she recommended Moxibustion (sp?) - applying heat to the little toes by using a kind of pressed-coal herbal stick - for a specific time for 10 days.
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Healing Acupuncture – I am very happy to write this review for Anna as she helped me through a prolonged illness..all the way through to regaining my health at long last..Anna is a talented, compassionate, sage beyond her years, acupuncture professional. She has mastered the field of acupuncture has a sense of intuition as to how to proceed...Anna is also a Ashtanga Practioner and teacher and perhaps it is this that is at the root of her spirituality and emotional maturity...
Love your new acupuncturist! – Anna is a wonderful and very accomplished practitioner of acupuncture (and her technique means you hardly feel the needles!). I first began seeing Anna after a series of stressful events in my life left my adrenals fried. Anna restored my energy and balanced my emotions in about 12 sessions...I felt so much better that I actually began to crave the tonics and bitter herbs she prescribed. If you've never been cupped (don't mind that bit of fire), you have no idea what you're missing! Anna also does this very cool thing where she uses a needle to coax tight shoulder muscles into complete surrender...absolute bliss! It was a huge loss for all of us in LA when Anna moved up north...take advantage of your good fortune to have such a healer in San Francisco!
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Best prenatal massage!!! – I have been having lower back pain from my pregnancy and looked into several places that offers prenatal massages this is the best! First the day spa was very serene and relaxing when you walked in and Kate was there to greet me in person! Then I got a great massage and very personal care from Kate!!! Since this is my first pregnancy so everything is new to me and Kate shared many tips about easing aches and pain while focusing on the areas that needed work! I left with lots of new info and would definitely go back! Also, this place is not pushy at all regarding booking another appointment asap!
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Supply Chain Security: Is Your Company Complacent or Engaged?
Imminent terrorist attacks or no, your competitive advantage demands that you secure your company's supply chain
At the National Industrial Transportation League's spring conference in March 2004, Admiral James Loy, deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), admitted DHS's biggest fear is that citizens have become complacent because no major terrorist attack has taken place on U.S. territory since September 11, 2001.
A sense of normalcy and "business as usual" has descended upon America, despite the fact that it's impossible to read a magazine or newspaper or attend an industry conference without hearing about supply chain security and government initiatives to keep our borders safe. There's been much discussion but less action taken by citizens and companies to guard against terrorist threats. Because we're assaulted with so much information on this topic on a daily basis, perhaps it has become easy to ignore the perils since they seem nebulous and remote. But we do so at our own risk.
It comes as no surprise that conventional wisdom assumes another major terrorist act will occur in America at some point in the not-too-distant future. Terrorists are patient and single-minded in purpose, and many suspect that they have already infiltrated legitimate but unsuspecting businesses as a means by which they will orchestrate their missions. National security expert Stephen Flynn drives home this point in his new book, America the Vulnerable: How Our Government is Failing to Protect Us From Terror, that not enough has been done by government and the private sector to prevent or mitigate such a disaster. Air Force General Ed Eberhart, commander of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command, recently said, "I believe that it is just a matter of time until the terrorists try to use a seaborne attack, a maritime attack against us. The nation hasn't done enough work to prepare for a maritime threat compared to what's been accomplished in aviation."
So the question is, what has your company done to get ready for the eventuality of the next terrorist strike? Are you complacent, or are you engaged? How will you defend your brand equity? How will you keep your company's international supply chain functioning and service your customers when ports and airports are closed? How will you contribute to a national solution?
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Certainly, many companies have taken a proactive approach to securing their supply chains. It's not just the big ones, though they have more resources to throw at the challenge and, perhaps, greater brand risk. Some small companies can also be cited as models to benchmark.
The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced this year that Customs-Trade Partnership against Terrorism (C-TPAT) applications for membership now exceed 8,319, of which 4,493 have been certified (approved for membership) with 816 validations initiated and 425 validations completed. CBP claims that nearly all the major U.S. importers are members, accounting for over 50 percent of the cargo imported into the United States. That's good news, and these companies should be admired and rewarded for their diligence. The "green lane" should become a reality.
But what about the other 500,000 or so importers that CBP says engage in international commerce? How many will choose to become C-TPAT members or unofficially take measures to secure their supply chains? How many will sit back and just pray that the terrorist problem will disappear? How many believe the government's security legislation and initiatives are merely impediments to conducting business? How many believe their companies are immune from disruption? No wonder Flynn and other experts are so worried — this is a thorny problem.
Into which category does your company fall? If your company is actively doing what it can to improve supply chain security then you need read no further. But if you're one of the 500,000 "Complacent Shippers," please read on and ponder the questions posed and the recommendations offered.
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During the early stage of Elvis career there were some clamors for him to run for President. Although, this may sound like a big joke to a lot of people, do you think Elvis can be a good President inspite of his lack of proper education ? (just for discussion purposes only)
There were several presidents that had no formal education.
{and some it didn't help ,anyway. }
I just don't think his personality would exactly work in that office .
It might be fun to imagine though.
Bill Clinton was/is a big Elvis fan.
No, he would not have made a good president. He would need some sort of education and maybe had he gotten into politics in another form and "worked" his way up - learning as he went.
It is hard to tell since the only "political" stuff he ever did was the song In the ghetto...a social program working as a "helping hand" for ghetto kids could have been great
In term of popularity I think he would have had good chances to be elected, with a proper program...But anyway, Elvis never was really interested in politics, right? And I don't think people would have taken it seriously, they would have asked stuff like "can you sing something please?" during meetings
100% yes! Bush never had any education (I think) and Arnold Schwarzenegger is governor of the state of California and Ronald Reagan was an actor so yes, I believe
he could have been president.
"Here's to our wives and girlfriends...may they never meet!".
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No I don't think Elvis had the personality for a president, but he would have made a heck of an evangelist!
I don't think he would have cared to be a politician, it would have limited him in what he could actually accomplish, I do see him as a lobbyist, he had firm convictions & he certainly had the power of persuasion! As far as education goes, I don't see how that has anything to do with the office of the Presidency, they have a staff to handle legal issues, foreign issues, speech writers. . . And frankly I don't know where some of these nuts got their education - but that's another thread!
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
An evangelist?? Two of them just knocked at my door a few hours ago, and no, I don't think Elvis was like that...Ok he was very religious, but he respected what other people believed and didn't try to convert them.
I do not think Elvis would of been happy in the political area.. he would not even make a comment on the draft or his army time.
I would vote for him he could do just as good as some of the presidents we have had. Dovey
Get Him, get him~~Hot D*** ~~ he's a Squirrel!
I meant a preaching evangelist Pauline, like Marjoe Gentner....I don't think I have that spelled right, not the door-to-door religious people.
And the thought of Elvis as president is frightening. I don't think Elvis was stupid by any means, but I don't think he had the temperament - AT ALL - to be a president. Much of politics is but-kissing, patience, strategy, the ability to negotiate, decisiveness. I don't think Elvis had these qualities.
Elvis seemed to be a pretty straight forward guy. Not something I associate with politicians.
I don't think Elvis would have liked being a president-its much more fun to be King.
I don't think Elvis would be happy being president either.
I can see him more as a "minister to the people" in some fashion.
How about a movie.....where he plays the part of the president.
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
Eh no. According to the views he expressed privately I don't think he would have made a good president!!! He wasn't a fan of the womens movement or of women talking about Politics!


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The Czech Presidency Over The Eu Is Coming To An End. 17,000 Bottles Of Beer Have Been Emptied
1 July 2009
Plzen, 29 June 2009 - Pilsner Urquell is closing its mission as the official beer supplier for events organized during the presidency of the Czech Republic in the Council of the European Union. At approximately fifty events and councils between this year's January and June, over 17,000 bottles of beer from the Pilsner Urquell portfolio have been emptied, most of them containing the famous Pilsner Urquell lager and the non-alcoholic Radegast Birell.
It was Pilsner beer on tap at the meeting between the Czech government and the European Commission, during U.S. president Barack Obama's visit to the EU Summit in Prague as well as at the fourteen informal meetings of the General Affairs and External Relations Council in Prague, Luhačovice, in Hluboká nad Vltavou, Marienbad, Litoměřice and in Brno. The Pilsner beer was present at the other 29 concurrent cultural events in the Czech Republic and in Brussels.
Renowned restaurant "Na Spilce", operating directly on the brewery's premises in Plzen, sent four highly trained bartenders to deliver Pilsner beer to its European consumers. "Although we had been screened for security at such events as EU and U.S. Summit in the Congress Centre in Prague, we were repeatedly and thoroughly re-checked. They also examined our traditional working gowns, and I noticed a government specialist who supervised the quality of food and drinks," remembers bartender Miroslav Vorlík from the restaurant Na Spilce.
In the first half of 2009, Pilsner Urquell has supplied 87 hectolitres (1,913 gallons) of beer, mostly Pilsner Urquell and non-alcoholic Birell. "Politicians as well as cultural representatives of all membership countries could taste for themselves that no matter what political changes and periods, quality and taste of Pilsner Urquell remain constant. This further contributed to the good name of Czech beer," says Luděk Kraus from Pilsner Urquell.
How beer is being drunk in the Czech Republic and in Europe
In the course of the Czech presidency, various beer-drinking traditions have been competing. How do beer drinkers in different countries enjoy their experience? Pilsner Urquell, the biggest Czech beer producer and exporter, has conducted surveys to provide you with the answers to this.
Although more than half of the Czechs embrace the European Union, with regard to beer they are the biggest patriots who prefer domestic brands (91 percent). Imported beer brands have a tough life in the Czech Republic, meaning that beer is a product that successfully resists the import by the virtue of its quality. Consequently, Czech beer brewers (different from Czech vine producers) need neither governmental measures nor import contingents assigned by the government. By contrast, the Swedes tend to ignore their domestic beer (preferred only by 18 percent), and the Italians are - as expected - indifferent to it (more than half of them).
The Czechs are also the most exigent consumers as far as the way of consummation goes. They are the most frequent drinkers of beer on tap (73 percent), whereas for the Rumanians the beer in the pub is only a random occurrence (13 percent of surveyed consumers). By contrast, every second Romanian (54 percent) likes bottled beer in his glass, something that only 15 percent of Czechs do. Beer from beer cans in their glasses is most enjoyed by the Swedes (19 percent), while for a Czech it is close to unimaginable (only 1 percent).
Remarkably, the second biggest beer fans - the Germans - are the most frequent drinkers from the bottle (37 percent). Similarly, the Swedes prefer drinking directly out of a beer can (16 percent). In the Czech Republic, by contrast, one could see a Czech drinking out of a bottle only in 9 percent of cases, and, in normal circumstances, almost never from a can (1 percent).
It is also interesting what role and importance beer brands have in those European countries that have a certain beer tradition rooted in their national cultures. The biggest national brand in this sense - i.e. a beer with the most fans in the country where it is produced - is the Czech Gambrinus. Every fourth beer consumed in the Czech Republic has a Gambrinus label, which translates in volume amounts to approximately 4 million hectolitres per year (87.9 million gallons). The absolute maximum of a national beer brand is consumed in Great Britain - the Carling brand scores 6.6 million hectolitres per year - nevertheless, Carling is only every tenth beer drunk in Great Britain.
*Aforementioned facts about consumer habits stem from surveys conducted by SABMiller, Pilsner Urquell's owner.
Notes for editors:
- With the total amount of 10.7 million hectolitres (235.4 million gallons) sold in 2008 - including licensed production abroad - and exporting to over 50 countries world-wide, Pilsner Urquell Ltd. is the leading beer producer in the region and the biggest exporter of Czech beer.
- Pilsner Urquell Ltd. is a member of the global group SABMiller plc. Pilsner Urquell is the international flagship of the SABMiller portfolio.
- SABMiller plc is one of the largest beer producers in the world. Its brewing and commercial activities spread over more than 60 countries across 6 continents. SABMiller brand group includes important brand names, such as Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro and Pilsner Urquell as well as close to 200 successful regional and nation labels.
Further contact:
Jiří Mareček
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Phone: +420 724 617 219
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on http://sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on 29-06-09.


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I can't remember who shared that nugget of wisdom, but it's a theory that I live my life by. It's one that I've really lived my life by lately.
My personal Lost marathon has enveloped my life to an unhealthy level, but hopefully not one approaching the aforementioned death.
So far it's been 3,093 minutes of my life. Thank goodness that's been commercial-free.
Translated into more digestible numbers, it's a little more than 51 hours, which is just about the amount of time it takes you to get through the line at Wal-Mart on a Friday afternoon.
It's been as frustrating as anything I can remember. But it's as addicting, as I've said before, as anything I can imagine.
But thank goodness I'm not alone. Obviously I'm not alone in watching it, but in writing about it either.
Good friend Will Heath, writer and creator of www.firewillheath.com, is a Lost guru. When he's not doing his due diligence as the editor of the St. Clair Times, he brings his thoughts on Lost to the world.
Like myself, Heath jumped onto the bandwagon after the show's premiere, catching up on ABC.com sometime after the second season. Initially watching a few episodes "just to see if I liked it," he said it snowballed.
"In the case of this particular show, the writers and the producers put a lot of thought into everything," Heath said, "whether it seems realistic or not."
At the pace of a competitive eater, I've gorged, taking in the first three seasons at a blur. And already, I'm taken aback.
The flashbacks, annoying as they might be, are helpful, but I was surprised to learn that we would also be introduced to flashforwards. That's completely thrown me off, because I assumed from the beginning that the final episode would be some cheesy rescue. Or they all died.
Which is what I've come to expect in the first three seasons: constant curveballs.
Some of which downright tick me off.
OK, so if there are 40-something people on this island, why just throw two into the plot nearly halfway through the show? Let's just call them the Diamond Duo. That was just plain stupid.
As are the Numbers.
Sure, as Heath says, everything means something, but I can't help but think it won't make that big of a difference to the overall show.
Without giving away too much to ruin things for me, Heath pontificates on "something nuclear" to the Numbers' meaning.
At this point, I don't know what to think.
The show seems to follow most any Hollywood premise. You've got your leading man, Jack. His constant love interests: Kate, Ana Lucia and Juliet. The guy everybody loves: Hurley. The guy everybody loves to hate: Sawyer. The idiot who gets on your nerves: Charlie. The villain: Ben. And the one guy you can't quite figure out: Locke.
And the whole figuring-out part of this show, to me, is what has made it popular.
At least at this point, nothing has really blown me away. Sure, I watch it. Sure, I crave it, but it's only because of my truly human nature of wanting to know what this means, or what's going to happen next.
It's not because it's brilliantly written.
It's more than brain candy, but less than a classic.
P.S. — Going back to my original comparison to Gilligan's Island … in the epic Mary Ann or Ginger debate, I've got Claire.


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Sprinkling in the Franciscan Spirit
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
By Kristen Bossio '16
Since its founding in 1937, Siena College has been guided by the principles and teachings of Saint Francis of Assisi. As professors, mentors and friends, the friars connect students with the Franciscan spirit. They reside on campus, some living among students in the residence halls. To further connect students with the College's Franciscan identity, at the beginning of every school year, students can sign up to have their rooms blessed by their Friar-in-Residence.
Over the course of three nights, the friars visited each room, sprinkled holy water on the room and its residents and delivered a short blessing. The process, although mostly uniform, varied slightly from hall to hall.
"In Plassmann, the friar sprayed the doorway with a Super Soaker!" said Meghan Zimmerman '17.
Ryan Hall Friar-in-Residence and Director of the Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy Fr. Russel Murray, O.F.M., Ph.D., said that the room blessings have been going on for years. "It's a way for the room to become more than a place to just sleep and do homework. It is an invitation to anyone here at the college to welcome God into their home for the year," said Murray.
Murray said that his favorite part about participating in this Siena College tradition is meeting the students. He certainly had an interesting night. Within an hour-and-a-half, Murray blessed a fish and a hallway's resident plant. He also enjoyed Chinese food and homemade cookies.
Getting to know the friars through the room blessing is fun for students as well. Many of them were smiling when the blessing was through.
"It's a very nice way to start off the year and it brings calm to what can be an overwhelming time," said Vicky Rybnick '14, who has had her room blessed all four years she's been at Siena. "It's also a nice way to get to know the Friar-in-Residence."
Blessing residence hall rooms is one of the many fun, interactive ways in which Franciscan tradition is brought directly to students at Siena College.
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Very nice. The only comment I can think to add is that with such bright light I'd expect some ripples in the water to be visible. Everything else, 10/10 gorgeous. Repped!
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That is very nice. Looks much like a photograph. What process did you use to create this if you don't mind saying? I see you have Vue, did you use that for parts of this? I look forward to seeing more stuff from you so please keep up the good work.
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Incredible I felt like I was hovering over the real thing Repped !!
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The College Football Playoff still has a few wrinkles to iron out, but most of the structure is set for years to come. How will it impact the sport? Here's a few answers to questions. Quotes come from the College Football Playoff website.
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What's the basic idea?
For the next 12 years, a 13-person selection committee — chaired for now by Arkansas Athletic Director Jeff Long — will start making a ranked "watch list" midway through each season that will be released to the public. This list will give a window into the committee's thinking, but it's not binding. Ultimately, the committee picks the four playoff teams right after the regular season. Those teams will play their semifinal games at traditional bowl sites on either Dec. 31 or Jan. 1 — it'll be Jan. 1 this season — with the national title played on a Monday roughly 10 days later. The No. 1 seed will play the No. 4 seed and the No. 2 seed will play the No. 3 seed. Concerns over regular-season rematches will only be taken into account if two teams are even in seeding. Avoiding a rematch could be considered a tiebreaker.
The seeds will get as favorable of treatment as possible in the playoff geography. If a Pac-12 team is the No. 1 seed, for example, it'll head to the Rose Bowl for a 2014 semifinal. If an undefeated Big Ten team is the No. 2 seed and has to play a third-seeded, one-loss SEC team in the Sugar Bowl, so be it.
ESPN has the TV contract. All of the games will be shown on that network.
What criteria will the selection committee use to select teams?
The committee "will have flexibility to examine whatever data they believe is relevant to inform their decisions," but primary focus areas include record, conference titles, strength of schedule, head-to-head competition and injuries. Statistical data will be available to the committee — as much or as little as it wants — but there won't be an official computer ranking or formula.
What bowls are involved?
There are six bowls in the playoff rotation: Rose, Sugar, Orange, Cotton, Fiesta and Chick-fil-A (in Atlanta). The Rose and Sugar Bowls will remain anchored to their traditional Jan. 1 start times whether they host playoff games or not. Other bowl games can move around on the calendar.
2014: The Rose and Sugar Bowls host semifinal games Jan. 1, 2015. Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, hosts the national title game Jan. 12, 2015.
2015: The Orange and Cotton Bowls host semifinal games Dec. 31, 2015. University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., will host the national title game Jan. 11, 2016.
2016: The Fiesta and Chick-fil-A Bowls host semifinal games Dec. 31, 2016. Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla., will host the national title game Jan. 9, 2017.
Who is on the committee?
There are five power conference athletic directors on the committee, plus eight more from various parts of the sport.
Jeff Long, Arkansas athletic director; Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin athletic director; Lt. Gen. Mike Gould, former superintendent of the United States Air Force Academy; Pat Haden, USC athletic director; Tom Jernstedt, former NCAA executive vice president; Oliver Luck, West Virginia athletic director; Archie Manning, former Ole Miss quarterback; Tom Osborne, former Nebraska coach/athletic director; Dan Radakovich, Clemson athletic director; Condoleezza Rice, Stanford professor/former secretary of state; Mike Tranghese, former commissioner of the Big East Conference; Steve Wieberg, former USA Today college football reporter; Tyrone Willingham, former Stanford/Notre Dame/Washington coach.
The term for committee members will "generally" be three years, "but some will be shorter and others will be longer initially, to achieve a rotation."
Does the committee pick more than just the four playoff teams?
Yes. And it's the hardest question to answer. With some limitations, it picks the other participants for the bowls not involved in that year's playoff, unless those bowls are the Rose, Orange or Sugar. Those bowls have contractual relationships with conferences that preclude the committee's choices. The Rose Bowl, for example, will maintain a relationship with the Big Ten and Pac-12. In years when the Rose doesn't host a semifinal, it'll likely pick teams from those conferences, perhaps regardless of how many Big Ten or Pac-12 teams make the playoff. The Sugar Bowl will pick teams from the SEC and Big 12. The Orange Bowl has the ACC on one side and a team from the Big 12, Big Ten, SEC or Notre Dame on the other side.
But the Fiesta, Cotton and Chick-fil-A are "access bowls" that will include committee pairings. At least one of these spots will annually be reserved for the best team from the Group of Five — the MAC, Sun Belt, Mountain West, American Athletic and Conference USA.
There's not much clarity to this piece of the selection process. What if three SEC teams make the playoff and the Sugar Bowl isn't hosting a semifinal — is the Sugar going to pick a four-loss SEC team to play a one-loss Big 12 team? Will it seek the committee's assistance in placement? While there's no limit to the number of conference teams that can be plugged into the College Football Playoff system, the setup appears to favor the SEC and Big Ten, which have the most/strongest contractual relationships.


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(PETERBOROUGH) Ontario Liberal leadership candidate Gerard Kennedy will see a strong showing of support from Peterborough as delegates cast their ballots to choose a new Premier.
In all, 16 people from Peterborough will cast ballots at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto during the Liberal leadership convention from Jan. 25 to 27, with six of the delegates voting for Mr. Kennedy. Peterborough's Liberal association gauged local support for various candidates during a vote on Jan. 12, which saw 116 people come out to cast a ballot.
According to Mr. Bott, Gerard Kennedy, who has garnered strong support from Peterborough in the past, came out on top again, with roughly 36 per cent of local votes. Sandra Pupatello, who's been dubbed as the front-runner in the race, came second with 25 per cent of the local vote, followed by Kathleen Wynn with 21.55 per cent.
Mr. Bott was surprised to see Harinder Takhar, who didn't bring his campaign to Peterborough, take 9.48 per cent of the vote, over Charles Sousa and Eric Hoskins, who took 2.58 and 4.31 per cent respectively.
Based on the population and Liberal membership here, Peterborough's group of delegates must include four men, four women and four youth (at least one male and one female). According to Mr. Bott, the delegates were required to express their interest in going at least a week before the local vote. From there, the delegates were chosen during a secondary part of the vote on Jan. 12.
The idea is to send delegates whose votes will reflect the overall support from Peterborough's riding association members, says Mr. Bott. In addition to Mr. Kennedy's six local votes, four delegates will cast a ballot for Sandra Pupatello, three for Kathleen Wynn, two for Harinder Takhar and one for Eric Hoskins.
Diane Lloyd, Leslie Parnell and Braden Leal, Peterborough MPP Jeff Leal's 14-year-old son, are among the delegates who will cast a ballot.
Mr. Bott will also attend the convention as the local associate president, alongside Peterborough MPP Jeff Leal and former MPP Peter Adams.
During the convention delegates will cast their first ballot on Jan. 25 after registration. If one of the Liberal candidates receives more than 50 per cent of the vote, it's a done deal. If not, the candidate with the least amount of support is dropped from the race and additional ballots are cast until 50 per cent of the votes point to a new leader.
Mr. Bott recalls the 1996 association vote, which originally saw Gerard Kennedy in the lead, with Dalton McGuinty pulling ahead as candidates with little support were dropped.
"There could potentially be four or five ballots," says Mr. Bott. "It's not really clear at this point how long it's going to take."


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You wont survive long in Pocatello if your a vegetarian or vegan.
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The Chartwell's food Company at campus makes sure that all types of foods would be suitable for all types of diets and budgets.
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We have a lot of different types of restaurants fairly close. From fast food like mcdonalds and taco bell, to restaurants like ruby tuesdays. Mexican, italian, Sandwiches, steak houses, you name it.
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Students definitely have their favorite eating joints in Pocatello. Everybody pretty much goes to the same place, usually Goody's. And while there is a wide variety of places to eat in Pocatello, the romantic fine-dining setting is a tough one to find. While there is definitely gratitude for what's here, there could certainly be more. So unless your girlfriend enjoys a candle-lit dinner at McDonald's, which has been done before, don't count on finding too much romance in Pocatello cuisine.
Fast food is the cheap way to go in Pocatello. Choices include Wendy's, McDonald's, Burger King, Taco Bell, Subway, Arby's, Taco John's, and many others. For dining in, the city offers the popular Applebee's, Winger's, Red Lobster, Sizzler, and more. As far as student hot spots off campus, Buddy's is the place to be to hang out and get good spaghetti. The sandwiches at Goody's also make it a popular restaurant, usually crammed with people during lunch. Jimmy John's offers subs with fresh bread and their signature "free smells." In Pocatello, there is dining for any taste.
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Speedway Motors stocks all the best names in circle track racing carburetors and intake manifolds! Plus, we have a great selection of fuel cells, as well as electric and mechanical fuel pumps. Don't forget to let your engine breath with filters from K&N, R2C and aFe Power. Whether you run alcohol or gas, Speedway can fuel your need for speed!
This stainless steel braided hose can be used for low pressure applications like fuel, water, air or oil. Works great as a fuel line for gasoline or alcohol fuels.
Note: This hose is not compatible with E85 or other Ethanol blended fuels.
Not to be used for brake or power steering applications. Maximum operating pressure is 750 psi.
These lightweight socketless fittings are machined from aluminum alloy and anodized red and blue with a luster finish, the ultimate in professional appearance. Precision machine work ensures a positive seal when coupling Full Flow™ hose ends to your carburetor. They are ideal for use as fuel line connectors or adapters.
- AN to hose barb
- Choose straight, 45°, 90°, 120° or 180°. Then choose -6, -8, -10 or -12 AN size.
- Use with Aeroquip Special Application blue hose
- For use with 37° AN style fittings
Socketless Fitting Application Chart (GIF)
AN Thread Size Guide (GIF)
Carb guru Keith Dorton designed this two barrel carb for maximum performance. Purpose built for short-track racing means this two barrel carb has a welded throttle lever and shaft. The lack of choke provisions provides smoother airflow. Throttle shaft hole is plugged to eliminate leaks and its stainless stell bypass holes make for a smooth idle. All bore, throttle plate, venturi and critical sizes are within factory specifications.
- No vacuum or PCV holes
- 30cc accel pump for smoother off the corner performance
- Power valve blowout protection
- Button head throttle plate screws with thread locker
- Screw-in air bleeds for precise tuning
- HP metering block for strnght
- Maximum fuel flow factory flowed to ensure quality
- Reusable fuel bowl screw gaskets
If you can imagine a custom intake system, now you can build it! The U-Build-It (UBI) kit is the most versatile custom intake system on the market. AirAid's master kits include everything you need to build a complete system, and all components are also available individually for maximum adaptability. Whether you are doing an engine swap or have a custom application where space is tight, the AIRAID® UBI Intake System can accommodate just about any application. The only limitation is your imagination!
Each UBI master kit and individual intake tubes are available in 3", 3.5", and 4" diameters. The roto-molded intake tubes feature multiple angles and straights that allow you to route the intake to any desired location in the engine compartment.
Kit includes:
- 3-1/2" Intake tube
- Coupler
- Hump hose
- Reducer
- Brackets
- Hose clamps
- Hardware
- Premium AIRAID® 6" filter*
* Not Legal for sale or use in CA on pollution controlled vehicles
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$9.99More InfoRCI 126 Replacement Flapper Valve, 16 Boltx
This fuel tank cap seal flapper is designed to retrofit all RCI Circle Track cells with the 16 bolt oval type 4" cap assemblies.
This flapper is designed to slow the fuel leakage in the event of a vehicle roll over.
A must have safety item!
- Replacement nylon flapper valve for all "16 bolt top" RCI fuel cells
- Compatible with gas or alcohol
- Overall Length: 4-3/8"
- Overall Width: 3-3/4"
- Overall Thickness: .03"
- Clear plastic material
Note: Per vendor, this flapper valve should be replaced on a yearly basis.
$8.99More InfoHolley Carburetor Gas Needle and Seat, .110 Inchx
"Viton" needle and seat is resistant to dirt and provides superior seal when closed. Size .110" for gas carbs. Gasket not included.
$9.99More InfoFuel Filter Mounting Bracketx
These fuel filter mounting brackets are CNC machined aluminum. Available in 1-3/8", 1-1/2", or 1-3/4" round tubing.
These brackets are designed to be used with our filters. Hole is 2" inner diameter.
$99.99More InfoJAZ Products 300-000-20 Fender Mount Fuel Filler Kitx
For remote filling of fuel cell. Kit contains a 12-bolt recessed fender fill assembly with vented cap (1/2 turn, twist & lock style). Fender filler flange measures 6-1/4" outside diameter.
Cap and base are made of galvanized steel. Fill and vent hose are clear polyethylene. Use with fast fill valve.
$7.99More InfoCarb and Fuel Pump Fitting, 1/2 Inch-20, AN 6x
#6 Ford, Chrysler and early Chevy fuel pumps with 1/2"-20 inverted flare thread.
From: $3.99More InfoAeroquip Special Application Socketless AN Hose, Blackx
- Textile braid reinforcement
- Low pressure design for use with socketless reuseable fittings only
- No hose clamp necessary
- Ideal hose for fuel line applications
- 50,000 ft of hose in stock!
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, textile braid reinforcement, black AQP elastomer cover.
Application: For gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, air and water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applications and is not approved for air brake, hydraulic brake or power steering applications.
Operating Range: Max Operating pressure: 250 PSI. Minimum burst pressure: 1000 PSI. Operating Temperature Range -40°F to 300°F. Air not to exceed +250°F and water not to exceed +180°F. Reduced pressure operation allows for temperatures up to 300°F.
Aeroquip Hose Sizing Guide (GIF)
$9.99More InfoQuick Release Cable or Linkage End, 1/4-28 RHx
These steel ends are perfect for throttle cable or linkage that needs to be quick release. They have the same thread on the stud as they do in the body.
$7.99More InfoK&N Filters 99-0516 Air Filter Oil, Aerosolx
K&N Air Filter Oil is the only oil specially formulated to work in combination with the cotton fabric in K&N Filtercharger elements providing a superior air filtration system. When used as directed, it quickly penetrates the filter pleats, where it remains suspended in the cotton fabric. Saturation is maintained until the element is cleaned with K&N Air Filter Cleaner.
NOTE: Aerosol items cannot be shipped by air.
$49.99More InfoSpeedway Engine Vent Tube with Breathersx
Vent tube with breathers. Adaptors weld into front of aluminum or steel valve covers.
$7.99$8.99More InfoRCI 0111 Fuel Cell Gasketx
Do you have a worn, damaged, or missing fuel cell filler gasket? RCI offers an excellent solution with their fuel cell filler gasket replacements. They're made from durable Viton® material, which is a high-tech elastomer designed for extreme heat, oil, and chemical resistance, making these fuel cell filler gaskets perfect for use with RCI fuel cells.
RCI Fuel Cell Gasket
- Overall Height: 9.13"
- Overall Width: 6.25"
- Inside Height: 7.25"
- Inside Width: 4.50"
- Thickness: .07"
- For 16 bolt top
- Rubber
$39.99More InfoRons Racing Products 4020 Replacement Pulley, Belt Drive Pumpx
Replacement pulley for Fuel pump kit #910-11580.
- Flange Diameter: 1.125"
- Hole Diameter: 0.624"
- Overall Thickness: 1.215"
- Depth: 0.493"
- Tooth Count: 36
$3.99$4.95More InfoFuel Pump Installation Kit, Walbro GL392x
You cannot properly install your new fuel pump without the necessary fittings. This hardware kit is for installation of Walbro GL392 inline racing fuel pump (960-392).
- Installation of Walbro GL392
- Kit includes:
- (2) two brass rings
- (2) two nuts
- (2) two star washers
- (2) two closed-end wire connector/terminals
$54.99More InfoPurple 10 Inch Aluminum Fuel Filter, Stainless Elementx
High flow design offers excellent performance for all racing applications. Purple anodized aluminum housing with a washable and reusable 45 micron stainless steel element. For use with both alcohol and gasoline.
Choose AN inlet/outlet sizes needed: AN6, AN8, AN10, AN12.
NOT compatible with ethanol (E85).
$49.99More InfoAN6 Fuel Shut Off Valvex
Stainless steel ball with Teflon™ packings in machined aluminum housing, fittings and handle. Straight through installs inline, on and off high flow valve.
$99.99More InfoPeterson Fluid Systems 09-0910 Panel Mount Fuel Shut Off Valve, AN6x
Panel mount is AN6 male with offset style handle. Fuel cell ball valve mounts in plate, has an extra long bulkhead shaft. Required for many Sprint cars. Will work on our steering mount 546-200.
$154.99More InfoSpun Aluminum Fuel Tank, 11 Gallon, 10 x 33 Inch, Offset Outletx
These spun aluminum tanks have an unpolished, spun aluminum finish, 2-1/4" neck, and a 1/4" NPT female outlet. For all off-road vehicles. The screw-on vented cap and brackets are included and can be found in a false bottom of the packaging box.
This tank features a fuel outlet that is 3" from the end opposite the filler neck.
$9.99More InfoAir Cleaner Nutx
Easy grip air cleaner nut features a bottom O-ring seal to keep dust and debris from entering your engine. Available for 1/4" or 5/16" studs.
- Diameter at Top: 1-1/2"
- Diameter at Base: 7/8"
- Height: 1-1/4"
$39.99More InfoAircraft Style Fuel Filler Neck & Capx
Flush-mount caps offer excellent aerodynamic performance, large fill opening and attractive appearance. Cap features a positive seal, flip-up 1/4-turn handle, and a chain to secure it to the gas filler neck. Includes cap, chain, fuel filler neck, gasket, and all hardware. Polyethylene cap is vented.
Hole in tank needs to be 3-3/4" for cap to sit flush.
$12.99More InfoSmall Block Chevy Intake Bolt Kitsx
A bolt kit for S/B Chevy intakes. All feature that unique King Chrome premium chrome plating.
$34.99More InfoAFCO 85194 Warning Light Kit, Fuel Pressurex
These units allow the driver to maintain focus on the race.
Wiring Instructions (PDF)
Mr. Gasket 1514 Chrome Fuel Pump Mounting Plate, Small Block Chevyx
Mr.Gasket announces a fuel pump mounting plate to dress up the fuel pump area of your engine. This chrome plated mounting plate, for the 265-400 cu. in. Chevrolet small block engine, is ideal for mounting a stock OEM pump. The mounting plate is precision cut to cover the stock fuel pump opening and is complete with gasket.
- Quality chrome finish
- Fits 265-400 SBC engines
- Mounts stock OEM pump
- Includes gasket
$139.99More InfoEdelbrock 2701 Performer EPS Chevy Intake Manifoldx
Designed for 1986 and earlier 262-400 cubic-inch Chevys, the Performer EPS dual-plane manifold is optimized to deliver superior performance over other low-rise dual plane manifolds. This small-block Chevy manifold has a runner design that's "tuned" for peak torque around 3500 rpm on a 350-inch engine and it produces power from off-idle to 5500 rpm.
Dyno tests showed gains of 5 hp and 9 ft/lbs of torque over the standard Performer manifold on a 350 Chevy. From 3000 to 4500 rpm, the increases averaged 5+ ft/lbs. of torque for more performance where you need it most.
IMCA racing approved.
325-2701 Instructions (PDF)
$59.99More InfoAdjustable Pressure Relief Valve for Belt Drive Fuel Pumpx
This pressure relief valve is the ideal bypass valve for use with a positive displacement fuel pump (typically not required for diaphragm type pumps). For use with any carbureted race engine using a belt drive fuel pump. This bypass valve is well suited for alcohol carburetors with gear type pumps.
Adjustable diaphragm lets you set fuel pressure while the Holley jet inside allows you to reduce idle fuel pressure without affecting operating pressure. Due to fuel pump variations, the jet is not included. The fuel pump relief valve features a stainless steel seat and bronze popitt valve for maximum resistance to corrosion.
- Easily mounts directly to the carb fuel log
- Adjusting screw on top sets high RPM fuel pressure
- Easy pressure adjustments at 7-14 PSI
- Adjustable to vastly different fuel pumps
- Maximum fuel availability at the carb
- 3/8" NPT ports
910-11579 Instructions (PDF)
$0.99More InfoReplacement O-Ring for Fuel Filter Endsx
Replacement O-ring for Speedway 6" and 10" aluminum fuel filters. Compatible with both methanol and gasoline. Works with stainless and paper filter elements.
NOTE: Springs and filter elements shown for assembly reference only. O-rings are sold EACH.
Fuel Filter Configurations (GIF)
$34.99More InfoUniversal Electric 4-7 PSI Fuel Pumpx
Inexpensive solid state universal fuel pump for stock engines. Set for 4-7 psi and flows up to 35 gph. 12 volt. 1/8" npt inlet and outlet and includes two barbed hose fittings to connect to 5/16" hose.
This pump is NOT self priming; it must be mounted below the gas tank to prevent the pump from running dry and over heating. Failure to do so will cause premature failure of the pump.
910-11520 Instructions (PDF)
From: $9.99More InfoHolley Power Valvex
Standard flow. Available sizes include: 2.5, 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5 in hg.
High flow (big window valve) for alcohol. Available sizes include: 2.5, 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5, 8.5, 10.5 in hg.
$4.99More InfoBlack Straight -6 AN Flare to 3/8 Inch NPT Pipe Adapter Fittingx
These straight flare adapters connect 3/8" pipe to straight -6 AN fittings. They are lightweight aluminum and feature a 37° sealing angle. Black finish will give your engine compartment the look you are after. Order your desired size.
- Precision machined to ensure precise thread engagement
- Lightweight aluminum fuel line hose connector
- -6 AN to 3/8" aluminum pipe adapter
- 37° sealing angle guarantees a positive seal at maximum operating pressures
- Available in Black anodized finish for a custom look
$79.99More InfoKinsler Fuel Injection 3112 Fuel Line Bypass Pill Holderx
A must for alky high-volume pumps. Anodized for alky fuels. 2 lb spring included. Outside safety pin. 7 lb or 12 lb bypass spring available. AN6 fittings.
Can be used as a bypass pressure relief valve for alky or gas carburated fuel systems when installed in a return bypass line. We suggest using the 7lb spring and a 150 pill for the alky application.
Aeroquip FBM4035 Hose End Coupler Fitting, 90 Degree, Blue/Red, -12 ANx
This revolutionary one-piece fitting design offers motorsport enthusiasts uncompromised quality and assurance that they are using the highest performing components available. These compression-style fittings are easier to assemble and offer significantly better seal integrity than out-dated cutter-style fittings. Available in swivel with a blue/red anodized finish. For use with Aeroquip AQP® Stainless Steel Racing Hose and Aeroquip StartLite® light-weight hose (part number 617312).
- Lightweight aluminum hose ends are completely reusable, and interchangeable
- Unique taper design ensures easy assembly
- 37° angled sealing surface guarantees a positive anti-leak seal
- Accepts a variety of lightweight aluminum AN style adapters & fittings
- Available in Blue/Red corrosion resistant finish
90° Full Flow Ends come in sizes of AN4, AN6, AN8, AN10, AN12 and AN16.
$149.99$169.99More InfoCarter M60968 Small Block Ford 172 GPH Racing Fuel Pumpx
Carter Super mechanical pumps contain heavy-duty diaphragms, high speed anti-float springs, large full flow valves, lightweight all-aluminum castings and a tough, heat-treated lever. The fittings are installed at the factory, not welded on like many competitors. Plus, they are made of steel to resist damage from cross threading.
- AN 10 inlet fitting, AN 8 outlet fitting
- Rated 172 GPH flow
- 6-8 PSI (no regulator required)
- Viton check valves
- SOTO diaphrams
- Gas only! Not for use with alcohol
$11.99More InfoKinsler Fuel Injection 3944 Neoprene Diaphragm for Gas or Methanolx
This Kinser neoprene diaphragm is for gas or methanol bypass. Will only work for Kinser High Speed Bypasses.
$3.99$13.99More InfoHolley 135-5 30cc Accelerator Pump Diaphragmx
Holley accelerator pump diaphragms are available in 30cc (427-1355) or 50cc (427-1357) sizes. For use with gasoline only.
$19.99More InfoCorner Fuel Pick-Up Assembly, 1/2 Inchx
1/2" fuel line. Designed for use where maximum fuel pick-up is required. Its unique design allows the fuel line to pick-up the last drop of fuel. A must in limited gallon classes.
$19.99More InfoFuel Pump/Fuel Filter Housing Tube Clampx
- Holds any 2.075" diameter pump or a 2" diameter fuel filter housing securely to frame
- Clamps to 1.25" and 1.375" tubing sizes
- Perfect for Carter or Walbro style pumps and 2" diameter fuel filters
- Billet aluminum construction
$15.99More InfoFiller Twist Cap with Steel Neckx
These filler necks come with a vented cap which vents to the underside of the cap. Steel weld-in 2.25" O.D. bung. Cap locks on the inside of the neck, not on the outside like a radiator cap.
From: $10.99More InfoAluminum Fuel Line, 3/8 Inch O.D.x
Where else can you buy aluminum fuel line in the size and length you need? This easy-to-flare and bend tubing will save weight and money.
- Use with tube nut couplers, sleeves and 37° flared AN fittings
- Rated to 250 psi
- Not recommended for high pressure (brake) applications
- Available in 10 ft., 20 ft., or 30 ft. coils
Learn more about flaring lines and how to select proper automotive fittings by reading our tech article. The Principles of Automotive Fittings.
$6.99More InfoHolley 12-807 Fuel Pressure Regulator Diaphragm Repair Kitx
These genuine Holley diaphragm repair kits will allow you to restore the performance of your high-mileage fuel pressure regulator. With these repair kits, you'll regain the accuracy and performance of the regulator from when it was new.
This diaphragm repair kit is for 12-803 and 12-804 regulators.
MFG. Part #: 12-807
From: $3.99More InfoAeroquip Special Application Socketless AN Hose, Bluex
- Textile braid reinforcement
- Low pressure design for use with socketless reuseable fittings only
- No hose clamp necessary
- Ideal hose for fuel line applications
- 50,000 ft of hose in stock!
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, textile braid reinforcement, blue AQP elastomer cover.
Application: For gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, air and water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applications and is not approved for air brake, hydraulic brake or power steering applications.
Operating Range: Max Operating pressure: 250 PSI. Minimum burst pressure: 1000 PSI. Operating Temperature Range -40°F to 300°F. Air not to exceed +250°F and water not to exceed +180°F. Reduced pressure operation allows for temperatures up to 300°F.
$14.99More InfoHolley Chrome Fast Idle Cam Platex
Holley offers quality choke service parts for your carburetor. These fast idle cam plates come in a beautiful chrome finish.
- Fast idle cam plate
- Chrome
$37.99More InfoSmall Block Chevy Fuel Pump Sealsx
This seal was originally developed to contain lubrication inside the fuel pump cavity in order to lubricate the pump arm, but it also allows the pump to deliver cooler fuel to the carburetor. Uses a molded neoprene seal bonded to an alloy plate to seal around the pump arm. A special insulating gasket and sleeved, insulated bolts also cut down on the engine heat transferred to the pump to further reduce fuel temperature.
- 91011853-Hol
- Fits old style Holley/Edelbrock pumps w/ 1/2" NPT ports on opposite end
- 91011853-Car
- Fits new style Holley/Carter fuel pumps
- 91011853-Hol
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My Grandmother didn't get along with potatoes.Ā (An Italian immigrant, her carbohydrate of choice was pasta, preferably made from scratch in her kitchen.) Ā She saved her worst scorn for mashed potatoes.Ā One exception:Ā potatoes, boiled and mashed, made great potato patties, or croquettes. Unlike her neighbors who made potato croquettes from leftovers, often hiding peas and other green vegetables within in, Nonna made the mashed potatoes fresh, specifically for this dish, and the patate, as she called them were served straight out.Ā No vegetable surprises.Ā And, unlike her neighbors, she added parmesan or pecorino cheese to the mix.Ā This made Nonna's potato patties a rare treat rather than a weekly punishment.Ā We loved them as a side dish, and often looked forward to them more than whatever else was on the plate.
The outside of these should e golden brown and crunchy, something that is easily boosted using panko, Japanese bread crumbs, now available at any large supermarket.
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Welcome to Atlantis House the most private and unique Guesthouse in Key West. As the only guesthouse along the beaches, we offer just 2 exclusive suites both featuring private over-sized Jacuzzi baths, perfect for Romantic getaways and Honeymooners! Recently awarded by Tripadvisor "2014 Travelers' Choice" for the top 25 best Inns in the United States. Also awarded by Tripadvisor Business by our Guests with the "Certificate of Excellence" for 2009-2013 and currently #2 in popularity in Key West on TripAdvisor and awarded by BedandBreakfast in 2012 as the Best overall "Top 10 in the US." Contemporary architecture houses beautiful decor and gardens. The owners, Capt. Steve and Kayla, living in Key West for 20 yrs personally assist and offer suggestions from Dining to Island activities. Kayla is a licensed massage therapist. Steve is a USCG certified Captain and charters his Contender offering snorkeling trips, fishing, dolphin watch, Sunset and island eco-discovery adventure trips. The only guesthouse in Key West and Florida that will prepare your catch of the day after fishing or hand catch you lobsters for dinner while snorkeling. So come find yourself again at Atlantis House.
The Master suite @ 600 sq ft, has a king size bed, 17 ft vaulted ceilings, ceiling fans and recessed lighting on dimmer switches, central AC, tiled floors, Ipod Docking Station, CD/DVD player, DMX music system with a choice of 50 channels of commercial free music, kitcenette w/wet bar, large wrap around bar, wet bar, fridge, microwave, coffee maker and blender, with an oversized 10x16 bath featuring a 9 ft vanity with double sinks over which hang Baroque framed mirrors, make-up vanity, separate water closet, spacious clear glass shower, and a huge Jacuzzi tub with a skylight overhead
The Garden suite's sitting room has a daybed that is covered with overstuffed pillows over which hangs a cranberry tulle netting, an etagere with a cable TV, small library, with raw muslin drapes & a collection of gold gilt mirrors surrounding a sunny windowsill with French doors opening out to the Garden. The bedroom has a queen bed w/Jamaican wicker nightstands, Ipod Docking Station, wet bar area with fridge, coffee maker and microwave. The 8x10 bath is tiled with an open shower & bench, 9 ft vaulted ceilings, skylight,and a large Jacuzzi tub for 2.
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5 on December 20, 2013
This has been the most relaxing vacations we have had in a long time. Absolutely beautiful!!!
4.8 on August 15, 2013
Just the perfect hideaway - very friendly people.
5 on June 13, 2013
My husband and I stayed in the Garden Suite and had a wonderful stay there. Steve and Kayla are so sweet and friendly! They do everything to make you relaxed and comfortable, from the quality of the rooms to the peaceful garden deck to the excellent food. We really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back!
5 on December 30, 2012
What an amazing stay! I am in the hotel business and love to find hidden secrets to escape. Steve and kayla were wonderful and delightful hosts! My husband and I hope to return again soon.
4.6 on September 08, 2012
We strongly recommend this guest house. Steve and Kayla are very kind and their key lime pie is fabulous!
Airport, Beachside, Island, Oceanside, Small town, Tropical
Key West, FL (EYW) 2 miles
As you come out of the Key West Airport take a right onto South Roosevelt. The Atlantic Ocean and Smather's Beach will be on your left. When South Roosevelt ends (aprox. 1 mile) take a sharp right onto Bertha Street, travel 200 yds, and take your 1st left onto Atlantic Blvd. Go 4/10 of a mile and Atlantis House is at the corner of Atlantic Blvd. and Steven Ave. Make a right onto Steven and another immediate right into the gravel driveway and come around to the front door of the main house.
Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Beach, Casino, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Bird watching, Boating, Fishing, Golfing, Kayaking, Free Bicycle use, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Tennis courts, Tennis racket rental, Water sports
Fax Machine, Internet Service, Telephone , Snorkeling, Eco-Adventure Trips and Fishing, massages available, Owner concierge services, kitchenette w/fridge, microwave, Ipod stereo, Free Bicycle use ($40/day value)
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, Board games, CD player, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Fridge, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Ironing Board, Library, Microwave, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, VCR, Videos, Wet bar, Wi-Fi
Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Bird watching, Boating, Fishing, Golfing, Kayaking, Free Bicycle use, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Tennis courts, Tennis racket rental, Water sports
Captain Steve and Kayla Kessler
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Steve hand catches fresh Lobsters for you during Season and serves you dinner on the deck. We separate the lobster meat from the shell. Dip the chunks of lobster in flour, than egg wash, than roll the meat in a combination of Japanese breadcrumbs and crushed cashews. Than lightly saute in Canola/Olive oil till golden brown. Served warm with a Mayonnaise/wasabi/teriyaki sauce. Yum-yum LOBSTER STUFFED BLACK GROUPER Steve spearfishes Black Grouper and hand catches Lobster. Stuffs 2 Grouper Filets with Lobster Stuffing. Lightly saute onion, green and red pepper, and lobster meat and fold in Panko and Italian Bread crumbs, egg white, mayonaise, mustard, Ponzu and Worchester Sauce, Salt and pepper and garlic salt. Melt butter and brush onto Filets and stuff. Bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes or until filets are flakey.
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Sat: 5pm-11pm, Sun: 5pm-9pm, Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm, Fri: 11am-11pm
Neighborhoods: Downtown Oklahoma City, Central Oklahoma City
Best Restaurant in BrickTown Area ! – It seems that I only write reviews for 5-star places but maybe that is because I only go to 5-star places and this is another one in Oklahoma City. I have always loved this place, I started going there about 8 years ago and try to put it only my once or twice a month dining list. Lunch is a great time to go if you get there early, they have wonderful food and professional staff. They make eating out a pleasure. Parking is sometimes a problem at noon or dinner, but the food makes up for it. The atmosphere is lovely but at times seems tight when they are crowded as they usually are most evenings, so make reservations for an oversized table (oops probably shouldn't give that trick away).
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I started BFL on 09th May for the second time. Last time was 2 Years ago, but i let things slide and here i am back to where i started. Would love it if anyone from the UK is doing this, to help me along.
Hi Ziva,
I am doing it. I am in Birmingham. Where in the UK are you? I lost 24 Pounds on it in the first cycle. I started my second cycle last week. Would love to give each other support, exchange info, etc. Cheers.
Courage isn't lack of fear. It's our ability to carry on despite our fear
Hiya Ruby4444,
I live in York. Well done you for losing 24 pounds that is fantastic.
I started 3 weeks ago, at 11st 3lbs and hopefully by Saturday i will have lost 6lbs. so a fantastic start. Have you gone straight into cycle 2 or did you have a break in between?
When I finished my first cycle (2 years ago) I thought i would do the same, but never did and i wish i kept at it, as I feel so much better exercising and eating small portions rather than eating 3 big meals a day and sitting watching the box drinking wine every night (well almost).
What words of wisdom do you have to share? How and when do you exercise and do you use a gym?
This is an impressive loss. You are way ahead of me.
How do you exercise? I am 38, how old are you -if you don't mind me asking? What's your goal being on BFL i.e., lose, gain muscle, etc.?
Hi Ruby
Thanks for your words of wisdom, it has been a help. I think that is where I went wrong and continue to go wrong, I am seeing this as a 12 week journey. The last time I couldn't wait for it to finish, same here actually. I think this time though, its because I want to see the end result NOW, I want the toned, fit and slim body and can't wait to get it. I will have to change my mind set I think. I know that at the end of this journey if I dont keep up the good work, I will be right back where I started AGAIN. An unhappy size 14 (UK size, not US for anyone readying this not from UK) rather than a slim UK12 or even fingers crossed a, dare I say it, 10.
Again well done you Ruby 48 lbs is fantastic, true inspiration. I admire you for going to the gym 6 days a week even when not on the program. Unfortunately, unlike you I dont work from home, I work long days Mon-Thur. We have 2 big dogs as well, so my cardio days start at 6am, taking the dogs out for a walk, back to do cardio, to give me plenty of time to shower and pretty myself up for work. I couldn't face 20 mins on a treadmill after a long day at work, although doing weights after is not a problem. Strange.
I am 42 by the way, although 25 inside :-) My goals would be to lose at around a stone of fat, no more as at 42 any major weight loss ages your face, to be fit and to have lovely muscle tone. What I want more than anything is to look in the mirror and be happy with my reflection, oh and to go clothes shopping, its a joy at size 10/12, not so much when you are 14.
What are your goals? How much weight do you want to lose, or rather what weight, size do you want to be?
Keep up the good work. Are you on facebook?
hi Bev,
I will put a profile on facebook soon and send you the add.
Yes please forward me the details of the age reversal please, sounds interesting. Every little helps. So how has your weekend gone? My free day was Sat and had a salad for lunch......What is going on there then. I must say after my free day I find it hard to climb back on the wagon although I do it, Sundays can be a bit of a struggle. Do you feel the same? I couldn't do what that guy is doing by not having a free day, it gives you something to focus on especially when your workmate has bought you a choccie bar and you politely decline knowing that you can have 3 if you wanted them if only you wait 3 days or whatever.
So cardio done for today, 1/4 of the way there already, yippeeeee.
take care and enjoy.
I hope your BFL is still going well. Take care.
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