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We're all busy right? In the fast-paced life we lead, it's great when a tool comes along that helps us run our business more efficiently – the trouble is there are a lot of them out there which have little or no benefit to users and in fact end up wasting us a lot of time.
Every now and again I come across websites that are really helpful and increase my efficiency dramatically. I want to share a few of these with you today. It would be great if you could share any gems you've found in the comments so this post becomes a really useful resource for others.
So here are some tools that you can start using immediately.
Nudge Mail – I love this tool and as I get to know more about it I use it more often. This clever system allows you to email it (without any kind of signup procedure) with a date or time that you want the email sent back (i.e. a nudge). The possibilities are endless. I think I might write a more detailed post about it in the future. If you practice GTD this is a great tool for you.
Evernote – There's not much you can't do with Evernote. Setup folders for documents, scans, emails, clips from webpages, images and pretty much everything else you might want to organise. If you need a central place for putting things in 'the cloud' this is as good as any.
Remember The Milk – Online to-do lists. I've set mine up in GTD style. You can email directly to this online system which means when it gets there you can categorise it. I use a tagging system that helps me pick tasks I want to do according to my mood (i.e. If I am in the mood for lots of sales calls – I have a tag for calls)
Adwords Keyword Tool – If you blog then you need to consider what people might be searching for in the likes of Google. This useful tool is great for finding out what people are 'actually' searching for, not just what you think they might be doing. Simply take your findings and make sure you craft your titles and articles around them.
Dropbox – Emailing large files can be a real pain. Email servers normally have a limit of about 10mb on them and quite often you might need to get larger files to other places. I recommend dropbox which is free for upto 2gb of storage.
Survey Monkey – Are you looking to run an online survey? Perhaps you want to get feedback from clients. Survey monkey is a great website which makes building a survey very simple and gives you fantastic feedback data and graphs the other side.
Eventbrite – Running a seminar or event and want to invite people? Want to charge but don't have your own credit card facility? This website allows you to create an event and set a price (can also be free) and invite people to book online. It takes all the hard work out of it for you.
Have you found this post useful? This is the sort of thing I'll be sharing more regularly with my friends who signup to my email list. It would be great to see you there – just pop your name and email addy in to the box on the homepage on the right hand side.
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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 12:58am
In the headliner of the 4th Annual Nike 'Checking for Cancer' Invitational, No. 1 Conestoga (Pa.) battled No. 5 Garden City (N.Y.) in an intense, transition-filled game where the Pioneers only lead for eight minutes. Their Long Island counterparts ran with 'Stoga all day and got a tremendous three-goal, six-assist contribution from Harvard-bound senior Devin Dwyer to propel the Trojans to a 12-11 victory at Haverford School. The top 5 upset (as well as some others over the weekend) will undoubtedly create some shifting in Wednesday's new UA/IL High School Power Rankings.
Make sure to check out Joe Santoliquito and Geoff Shannon's notes on yesterday's other games from The Checking for Cancer Invitational.
Also, follow @ILPreps on Twitter for regular scores and breaking news all around the high school lacrosse scene.
How It Happened
Garden City (7-0) somewhat unexpectedly turned the game against Conestoga (7-1) into a track meet, tiring out their top-ranked opponent and using a 3-0 third quarter as a crucial cushion. The two powerhouses exchanged blows in the first quarter in which the Pioneers took their only lead of the game (eight minutes, five seconds) and the Trojans led 3-2 at the end of the quarter. Relying on stout defensive play, an offense that rattled off goals in transition and pinpoint outlets from UVA-bound keeper Dan Marino, Garden City handled the momentum swings throughout a high-scoring third quarter. Ultimately, that third stanza was the difference maker in the game.
In the fourth, Conestoga appeared poised to make a run of their own, as Delaware-bound attackman Connor Frisina put an unassisted tally five-hole just 23 seconds in. The two squads exchanged goals over the next few minutes, as Pioneer standout Bradlee Lord (Maryland) exploded for two goals to make Garden City nervous with under five minutes to go in regulation. Conestoga gained possession after a ward call on a Trojan midfielder with 2:27 left, but threw the ball out of bounds on the clear. Soon after, Garden City was given a stall warning and ran the clock out for the win.
Fresh off an eight-save performance in cage, Marino spoke to the pace of play and contrast of styles in the two teams. 'They play a different style than us - they're a "run 'n gun" team that really thrives in transition," the Trojan senior said. 'We tend to settle down plays but we can definitely run if we need to so it's great to have both and is just an asset to our team and our staff.'
After the game, Conestoga head coach Brian Samson noted that a 'lack of discipline hurt' his Pioneers. Frequent penalties slowly ate away at Conestoga's chances and gave a high-powered Trojan attack great opportunities on EMO.
The Garden City starting defense of senior Eugene Berkery (Middlebury) and juniors Eddie Blatz (Georgetown) and Scott D'Antonio (Cornell) was exceptional, as was longpole play from St. John's commit Kyle Skramko and freshman Tommy Wright. In particular, Berkery did a terrific job on Conestoga leading scorer Bradlee Lord, limiting the future Terp to just one goal 1-on-1.
On the other end, Conestoga's defense had made waves all season for its unmatched high-pressure defense that helped the Pioneers clinch wins over MIAA powerhouses Calvert Hall and Boys' Latin, as well as Philly programs Springfield-Delco and Malvern Prep. The Trojans handled that pressure well, as the attack unit of Dwyer, Justin Guterding and Liam Kennedy combined for 17 points in the win.
"You can talk about pressure, you can practice it, but at some point it's a little different when you see it," Garden City head coach Steve Finnell said. "I thought we did a great job handling it and pushing the ball upfield [to catch them unsettled]. In general, the kids were just very resilient and kept fighting since we knew Conestoga wouldn't go down easy."
What It Means
I'll state the obvious here: Garden City is for real. Despite losing a pair of Under Armour All-Americans on defense (Brian Fischer, Stephen Jahelka at Harvard) and J.P. Burnside (starter on D at Penn State) as well as some other key contributors, they're showing no signs of struggle. The pressure is on GC to win the New York Class 'B' championship, a game they've dropped the past two years to upstate power Jamesville-DeWitt.
"Although it gives us confidence, the win today over the #1 team was nice and all but doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things," Dan Marino said. "Once we get back to the Island, we want to win the Nassau County championship, the Long Island Championship and the State Championship. That's our main focus."
More drastically, after Conestoga and No. 2 Calvert Hall both fell in a 24-hour span, there will be a new look Top 5 on Wednesday morning. Deerfield Academy (Mass.), currently ranked third in the nation, as well as, of course, the Trojans of Garden City. I will break that down this week in an IL Prep podcast with associate editor Geoff Shannon, who also attended Saturday's games.
Samson said after the game that they're lucky that Garden City exposed some things his Pioneers need to work on. In particular, unsettled situations on defense and discipline.
"We have some weaknesses to work on if we're going to have a chance against the [Haverford] team that I'm watching in a few minutes," Samson said. "Where we're ranked is whatever to us, we're more concerned about the journey and our goal of a state championship. It would've been great to come out here and win but that's not a reality so we have to accept it and move on."
Conestoga will face Haverford, who won 10-3 over No. 20 Lawrenceville (N.J.) on Saturday, on April 28th at the 12th annual Katie Samson Lacrosse Festival at Radnor (Pa.) High School.
Who Impressed
Devin Dwyer, attack, Garden City
Dwyer has registered nine points before - but not against the No. 1 team in the country. The No. 9 YG senior is known as the best feeder in the country but has a nose for the goal as well. His smarts from X are unparalleled and he knows when to pull the trigger and when to distribute. Dwyer will need to pack on some extra pounds of muscle before he heads to Harvard but expect him to be a significant contributor for the Crimson.
Justin Guterding, attack, Garden City
The Duke-bound junior had an excellent day, notching three goals and two assists. His chemistry with Dwyer was a lot of fun to watch (all three goals were assisted by the senior) and he showed a great hustle on a consistent basis. A lefty, Guterding has beefed up his off-hand by a good deal. Last year, he contributed from the midfield but is a huge part of the Garden City attack, his natural position, in 2012.
Miles Thomas, LSM, Conestoga
Every player/coach I interviewed after the game absolutely raved about the Drexel signee. He was all over the field and did a very good job limiting the efforts of Trojan middie Patric Berkery (Penn), a sensational outside shooter. Thomas' effort on groundballs and transition play, as well as his excellent footwork, make him a very intriguing college prospect.
Box Score
Garden City 3 4 3 2 - 12
Conestoga 2 5 0 4 - 11
Garden City
Goals: Dwyer 3, Guterding 3, Kennedy 2, Savage, Berkery, Badgett, Clay
Assists: Dwyer 6, Guterding 2, Kennedy
Saves: Marino 9
Faceoffs: 14/26
Goals: Goins 3, Lord 3, Frisina 2, Brooke, Klunder, J. Scott
Assists: Brooke 2, Frisina 2, DeStefano, Ikeda, Thomas, Gregory
Saves: Zonino 6
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34 Ranch offers the largest privately-owned horseman's campground in Southern Illinois. Located in Hardin and Pope Counties in the midst of the beautiful Shawnee National Forest. Open year round. One cabin is primitive without plumbing. The other two have both baths and kitchens. The ranch also has 250 modern campsites and can accommodate RV's. Rents out cabins and one trailer. Owner: Tom Luchies.
Affordable family lodging, cabins, campers and primitive camping. One cabin has kitchenette, covered shelter, air, tv/vcr, wood burning stove, electric and water shower available. One cabin has sleeping for six or more, electric, water, grill and shaded area. We have excellent walking and riding trails, 40 acres. Horses welcome. Lots of shaded areas for tent camping and fishing pond. We are minutes away from Ohio River, Tower Rock Park boat ramp, Elizabethtown boat ramp, good eating places, LakeTucumseh and Woopie Cat, Iron Furnace, Stone Face, Garden of the Gods, Rim Rock, Cave-in-Rock and lots of scenic views. Children and pets welcome.
Wander along the Ohio River and step into the large cavern, steeped in history of river pirates. Enjoy the spectacular river views from the lodge perched atop the overhanging bluffs. Cabins, picnic areas, camping and showers available.
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Dixon Springs State Park is one of several state parks in the Illinois Shawnee Hills. Park visitors may enjoy the varied wildlife, take a swim in the outdoor pool or simply soak up the relaxing atmosphere of the moss-covered boulders, craggy overhangs, and rushing brook.
Explore the dramatic rock formations, cliffs and trails of the most visited site in the Shawnee National Forest. Millions of years in the making, the Garden of the Gods provides spectacular views unlike anywhere in the Midwest. See Camel Rock, Anvil Rock, Devil's Smoke Stack and other magnificent rock formations in this hiker's and photographer's wonderland.
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George Rogers Clark Discovery Trail
Enjoy a scenic ride or walk along this new concrete trail inside Fort Massac State Park. Use of the bicycle and pedestian path is free, and parking is located inside Fort Massac State Park. Upon its completion, the 9 mile trail will begin at Superman Square, continue through Fort Massac State Park, and end in the city of Brookport.
One of the finest fishing and boating areas in the nation, this marina is the gateway to the Ohio River's Smithland Pool, constructed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The 619-acre full-service boat marina has more than 200 slips.
Hayes Canyon Campground and Cabins
We specialize in catering to campers with horses who want to enjoy trail riding on the many scenic trails in the Shawnee National Forest. Other campers, backpackers, hikers, bikers, and hunters are always welcome.
Located in ridge above creek, over two mile creek bank fishing, natural marina on three mile creek, peaceful, scenic beauty.
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Beautiful beach located on the shore of an 80 acres lake in the heart of the Shawnee National Forest. Beach open Memorial Day-Labor Day, 7 days a week. Concessions available
Trail ride in beautiful Southern Illinois. Hourly to full-day rates. Over night pack trips and lunch or dinner outings. Group rates and boarding available. Great horses for all riders, experienced or not. Professional guides, cool wooded trails. Rustic Loft Lodging available
Little Lusk Trail Lodge & Campground
Centrally located in the Shawnee National forest, campgrounds have all the hookups; lodge has 6 rooms; beach, fishing, horseback riding at its best; box stalls for horses; hunters welcome; great hiking & mountain biking.
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The lighthouse is located at the west entrance to the city-owned Dorothy Miller Park in Metropolis, Illinois overlooking the Ohio River. The lighthouse stands thirty feet tall and is surrounded by a circular walkway consisting of concrete and personalized bricks.
If you want to truly experience the Shawnee National Forest, and Southern Illinois, then the River-to-River Trail in Illinois is for you. The Trail spans 160 miles of Illinois from Battery Rock on the Ohio River to Devil's Backbone Park in Grand Tower Illinois on the Mississippi River, and it can take up to 2-3 weeks to complete in its entirety. With a combination of plains, bayous, bluffs and upland forests, there's something for everyone to feast their eyes on. And, with difficulty levels ranging from easy to hard there's a path for everyone in your party to enjoy.
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Located in Rosiclare City Park, the River Walk offers great views of the Ohio River. The walk is handicapped accessible with benches for those who want to rest and enjoy the view.
Illinois' newest wine trail connects six wineries dotted throughout the southeast corner of the state. Visitors can enjoy both breathtaking vistas and friendly rural communities, all while sampling excellent red and white wines.
Nestled in the beautiful hills of the Shawnee National Forest, Timber Ridge offers something for everyone, from families and honeymooners to outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy some Southern hospitality while staying in a real log cabin or one-of-a-kind tree house. Each of the units, including the tree house, is equipped with a bathroom, kitchenette, heating and air conditioning. Physical Location: Karbers Ridge, IL 62955 GPS: 37°33'52.18?N 88°20'17.03?W
Rolling agricultural fields, reclaimed strip mines, ravines, rocky streams and wooded bluffs dominate the northern half of the Tunnel Hill State Trail. With 47.8 miles (one-way) of crushed gravel surface, extended inclines and dark tunnels, this trail is a difficult one, but one not to pass up, as long as you're up for the challenge. The southern half of the trail explodes with scenery that includes bottomland woods, ponds, streams and marshes. The trail, which winds through seven towns, even touches upon a handful of ghost towns that faded into the landscape after the trains here stopped running.
War Bluff Valley Wildlife Sanctuary
Nestled in the uplands of the Shawnee National Forest, supports mature oak-hickory woods, river bottom forests, young forests and old field habitats. More than 530 types of plants, including a rich variety of wildflowers and 20 types of ferns. 10 walking paths give access to the area.
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Aww man, a master arrived. I thought they would give the weapon user a hard time on their own. I guess he really is too powerful. And oh, Sakaki has probably following them throughout the jungle. He threw the rock before. I'm guessing Ryozanpaku is planning the same thing as the weapon master, they wanted to extract the yami member in the government and they used Kenichi as bait but the master would just say it's just training.
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@Kenichi giving a master trouble: I see this one coming quite soon, but this time it was way out of line since he's still in no way recovered, so it was necessary for Sakaki to join the fight. Now we also know who's thrown the stones in Kenichi's last fight!
Now that you said that about training I'm getting flashbacks of all of Kenichi's near death "training experiences". Still loling at the fact that I believe he once said something like, "When I almost die from training, I don't have flashbacks of my life anymore, I just have flashbacks of all my near death experiences".
Don't get me wrong , I get what was meant. But I don't know why but the way it was put, A MASTER POLITICIAN was just so funny to me. Like the image of a professional "master" politician going and just ruling countries because it's his job and he's an expert in it. And then he said that comment about killing all that don't vote. Just a funny thought.
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Kickboxing moves that burn fat and build muscle. This total body tune-up infuses aerobics with martial arts and basic boxing moves. A great workout for toning the upper body, and shaping your legs and glutes. The only class at UND where it's okay to kick the instructor! Class is held on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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South African Soccer: stylish new kits for Umbro's teams by Aaron› 29 Jul 2013
Ever since the World Cup in 2010 South Africa has become more visible on our footballing horizons, with plenty of fans developing a soft spot for Bafana Bafana and following their exploits on the pitch. The country's domestic league does tend to go unnoticed however, which is a shame as it's currently the home for some of the nicest football shirts we've seen in a long time - although of course we would say that, as we're the ones making them!
We thought we'd shine a light on some of the fine work being done by the Umbro team over in South Africa, who have crafted these fantastic kits for the Premier Soccer League team University Of Pretoria. Known as the AmaTuks and one of the oldest football teams in South Africa, the team will take to the field next season in these beautiful kits, which take the best elements of classic football, rugby and cycling jerseys and combine them into something very special.
The club's home (top), away (middle) and third (bottom) shirts are sure to be some of the smartest in South Africa, and if we hear of any way that they'll be available further afield we'll be sure to let you know.
It's not just the University of Pretoria that will be kitted out by Umbro in South Africa next season though. We're also very proud to be supplying these smart shirts to Maritzburg United. MUFC (no, not that one...) also play in the country's top division, and will be one of a number of clubs with the Umbro double diamond emblazoned on their chest throughout the 2013/14 season and beyond.
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Self-contained fully equipped kitchen with Fridge/Freezer, Microwave, Cooker/Oven, Vacuum Cleaner (comunal use - hallway area), Cutlery and Kitchenware
Private bathroom with a soap and a roll of toilet paper
Double bed
Washing machine
Fresh Bed Linen and Towels on ARRIVAL
Furniture: wardrobe, chairs, chest of drawers, dining table/coffee table TV
Central Heating
Entry door code
ADDITIONAL ITEMS (on request, extra fee requested):
Iron and ironing board
Additional set of keys
Washing machine liquids and detergents
Children accessories
Parking and storage spaces
Wheelchair access
Airport transfers
Underground/Overgound Station: Willesden Junction, zone 2, Bakerloo line, 8 min. walk
Local daily and 24 hours buses
Less than 30 min. from Central London (by underground)
You can't beat the Bakerloo line and the buses out of Willesden Junction travel in every direction around or across London.
Fast access to main points of interest in London (by public transport from Willesden Junction station):
Wembley Stadium: 25 min.
Paddington Station, Heathrow Express: 20 mins.
Green Park, Hyde Park: 35 min.
Big Ben, Westminster, London Eye: 30 min.
Notting Hill: 25 min.
Camden Town: 30 min.
Baker Street, Madame Tussauds: 25 min.
National Gallery: 30 min.
British Museum: 35 min.
M&M Worlds, Leicester Square: 30 min.
Soho, China Town: 30 min.
BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir (Neasden Temple): 15 min.
Regent Street, Oxford Circus: 20 min.
Piccadilly Circus: 25 min.
The Regent's Park, ZSL London Zoo: 25 min.
Primrose Hill: 45 min.
Southbank, Waterloo: 35 min.
Covent Garden: 38 min.
London Bridge, The Shard, Borough Market: 40 min.
Walkie Talkie Sky Garden: 45 mins.
Tower Bridge, Tower of London: 50 min.
Canary Wharf: 50 min.
Emirates Air Line, O2 Arena: 55 mins.
Harrods, Knightsbridge: 40 min.
Selfridges: 35 min.
Westfield (Shepherd's Bush): 40 min.
Tesco and Iceland Supermarket, walking distance
Local Food & Wine close Tube Station
Mac Donald's, walking distance
Pharmacy walking distance
Various Pubs and Restaurants walking distance
Local High Street (various shopping) walking distance
Self-service Laundry just next door
House rulesDear Guest, once you make a reservation, you will have a property address and our arrival contact number . In order to receive the keys, you are required to go to the flat on the check in day with a prior 1 hour notice call to our arrival number.
• Check in time: from 2pm – 8pm.
• Late check in: After 8pm. Additional fee: £20.00. This fee is automatically added to the total bill, which you must pay in full on arrival.
• Early check in: before 2pm. Additional Fee: £20.00 Subject to availability. This fee is automatically added to the total bill, which you must pay in full on arrival.
• Checkout time: before 11 am.
• Smoking IS NOT permitted in the apartments or in any other area of the property.
• You can come with your pet. Additional fee: £30.00. Please inform us about it before the booking is confirmed.
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Reviews of this property
The apartment very comfortable, everything clean, with wifi.
Well connected by underground and overground.
Very friendly contact person.
Negative: was broken shower hose, but you could also shower.
Cleaning utensils were common with neighbors.
Worst: the entrance to the building.
El apartamento muy cómodo, todo limpio, con wifi.
Bien comunicado con el metro y overground.
Persona de contacto muy amable.
Negativo: estaba rota la manguera de la ducha, aunque te podías duchar igualmente.
Los utensilios de limpieza era comunes con los vecinos.
Lo peor: la entrada al edificio.
Both Irene and his companions were very helpful in dealing with us, however, I must say that the apartment we handed, despite being in the same direction, it was the same as in the pictures, was completely different but was very good and quite complete and clean. However, in the features available to put wifi and that's not true, I had no internet connection. For those two little detail I give it 4 stars if it were not for that it would have been perfect.
Tanto Irene como sus compañeros fueron muy amables en el trato con nosotros, sin embargo, he de decir que el apartamento que nos entregaron, a pesar de estar en la misma dirección, no era el mismo que en las imágenes, era totalmente diferente, aunque estaba muy bien y bastante completo y limpio. Sin embargo en las características ponía que disponía de wifi y eso no es cierto, no tenia conexión a internet. Por esos dos pequeños detalle le doy 4 estrellas, si no hubiera sido por eso todo habría sido perfecto.
Todo perfecto. El estudio está situado muy cerca de la parada del bus y de la metro. Tiene todo lo que presenta en las fotos, limpio y bien calefacciónado.
Il prezzo è adeguato a ciò che si riceve. L'appartamento è come appare in fotografia, piccolino ma accogliente. Il quartiere potrà non sembrare proprio dei più tranquilli ma non abbiamo avuto alcun problema a riguardo.
Il bagno è piccolo ma funzionale e ben riscaldato.
L'unica nota negativa è riguardo all'utilizzo della cucina che sì era equipaggiata con stoviglie ecc, ma mancava di beni basilari come sale, zucchero, detersivo piatti (che per uno "short stay" raramente si va ad acquistare), il che rende anche il fare una rapida colazione un po' problematica si non si vogliono comprare chili di zucchero e detersivo da regalare ai futuri ospiti.
Nel complesso un'esperienza positiva, la fermata della metro è relativamente vicina (ma essendo l'ultima fermata della zona 2 impiega mezz'ora ad arrivare a Piccadilly).
Très jolie calme et confortable studio, propre et très bien équipé! Accès sécurisé au bâtiment, très proche des bus et proche du métro, pratique et facile pour rejoindre le centre ville de Londres. Quartier très hétéroclite avec tous les commerces à proximité. Vraiment génial!! On a passé un séjour formidable!! Seuls petits points négatifs: L'isolation phonique entre les appartements est très mauvaise, la TV ne marchait pas, le lit est petit et les draps étaient un peu trop court (du coup à 2 dans le lit on c'est un peu battu pour la couverture), et il faut tout acheter sur place pour les produits de base car à part le papier W.C il n'y a absolument rien (prévoyez les éponges, produit vaisselle, torchons, sucre, huile...etc). Hormis c'est quelques mini bémols je recommande complètement ce studio, qui était vraiment très douillet et propre!! On y a passé 1 semaine sans soucis et le départ à été très dur, on y était vraiment très bien!!
Reviews for this host's other properties
We had a very nice stay at the apartment. We got the keys when we arrived, and Irene and her colleague were very sweet.
A nice flat near shoping street . The overground is near and you can find everything around .
Location is excelent , the flat is clean and nice . I recomend this property for holiday in London !
The Appartment was as shown on the photos, nice and clean. It's easy to find and surrounded by several good shops, pubs, etc.
Check in and out were easy and without any problems.
The bathroom was pretty small, but there were many towels. The Bed is comfortable, the Sofa is ok for a few days.
Good: The location is great, minutes from two tube stations, Hyde Park, and shops and restaurants for anything you need and is quiet by London standards. The flat is equipped with washer, stove, microwave, and a good kettle and a small television. We also felt secure there and there was lots of hot water. We were met by staff -very friendly and got us some extra pillows and a quilt. What was there was a little skimpy.
Tricky: It is a basement flat and the stairs down are a bit steep. The overall appearance is a little tired but this is mostly cosmetic. It is a basement flat in an older building and it can be a little dank especially in the bathroom (probably similar with every other basement on the block). There is a window the opens to a back courtyard which clears that up fairly quick. The electric top up was tricky as we were told to take the dongle to the post office, Spar store, or news agent to add money. Well none of those worked and we were directed several blocks away to a shop we didn't find. Fortunately we didn't use much electricity so it wasn't a problem.
Do Different: Owners should take a few minutes to do a sheet explaining things for visitors such as exactly where to top up the power, light switches in the entrance hall, and basic instructions for the washer dryer. Add small night light and some clothes hooks in the hall, and bathroom and a few more hangers. Beaching the tiled bathroom and adding a can of air freshener would also go a long way.
We would probably stay again. Next time we will ask for a spare key.
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GPA: Top 10 Percent
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Duration: 1 Year — may be renewed, up to 4 consecutive semesters
Description: These scholarships are awarded to students who graduate in the top 10 percent their high school class. This prestigious award provides one year of full tuition to MVCC. It may be renewed for a second year providing the student maintains a minimum G.P.A. of 3.0.
Amount Awarded: Full tuition, Less Financial Aid (including up to $500 Pell)
Criteria Checklist:
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- A resident from a contiguous county who has graduated from an Oneida County secondary school
- An applicant is eligible to apply for the scholarship within one year following high school graduation
- Must apply for admission to the College using the MVCC application for admission form
- Must be enrolled as a full-time student, taking a minimum of 12 credit hours during each semester
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- Must maintain a minimum "B" (3.0) average for each semester in attendance to maintain the scholarship
- Eligible students will receive a scholarship award of full resident tuition, less amounts awarded by PELL and TAP
- Students who are selected as Presidential Scholarship recipients have earned an invitation to apply for the honors program. Information and application form may be found at www.mvcc.edu/honors-program
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In 1986, writer Douglas Adams was involved as a consultant on a proposed one-hour Muppet TV special about computer literacy, The Muppet Institute of Technology. Adams flew out to New York City to meet for discussions with Jim Henson and twenty other consultants, including Jon Stone, Joseph Bailey, Mark Saltzman, and Adams' friend Christopher Cerf.[1][2] The project was never completed.
According to the Jim Henson Company archivist:
" Collaborating with Digital Productions (the computer animation people), Chris Cerf, Jon Stone, Joe Bailey, Mark Salzman and Douglas Adams, Jim's goal was to raise awareness about the potential for personal computer use and dispel fears about their complexity. In a one-hour television special, the familiar Muppets would (according to the pitch material), "spark the public's interest in computing," in an entertaining fashion, highlighting all sorts of hardware and software being used in special effects, digital animation, and robotics. Viewers would get a tour of the fictional institute – a series of computer-generated rooms manipulated by the dean, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, and stumble on various characters taking advantage of computers' capabilities. Fozzie, for example, would be hard at work in the "Department of Artificial Stupidity," proving that computers are only as funny as the bears that program them. Hinting at what would come in The Jim Henson Hour, viewers, "...might even see Jim Henson himself using an input device called a 'Waldo' to manipulate a digitally-controlled puppet."[3] "
The name had been used the year before for the book and computer game sets The Great Gonzo in WordRider and Kermit's Electronic StoryMaker.
- ↑ Gaiman, Neil. Don't Panic: The Official Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Companion, Titan Books. 2003. p. 133.
- ↑ Simpson, M.J. Hitchhiker: A Biography of Douglas Adams, Justin, Charles & Co. 2005. p. 210.
- ↑ Jim Henson's Red Book - 9/13/1983 - Dinner with Douglas Adams


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I haven't recieved mine either =D
mine either.. :p
I didnt get mine cause i did the wrong email i put _ instead of - in the email.
done to here.
how long does it take
Did gdupninja.
We have to do these by hand so it takes until one of the two admin reads the thread.
Hey I havent received the email..
Fixed -Woofcat
i havent gotten the email as well
Activated, Minisuru Kasetizell. Welcome to the forum.
Haven't recieved either.


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2012 Head of the Charles Regatta
Spectators on Day 2 of the Head of the Charles Regatta found creative spots from which to watch the races on Sunday. These attendees found a perch in tree stump on the Cambridge side of the Charles to watch the youth mens four race. Next
A team of four youth men rowers passed along the river under the foliage. The weekend of the regatta saw the peak colors of foliage season in Boston. Next
Rowers, parents and spectators watched the races from a dock near the finish line. Next
The umpires watched carefully as the boats approached the finish. The umpires are stationed every 100 yards along the race course to ensure the rowers are following regatta protocol. Next
Kristen Page, 17, of ZLAC Rowing Club in San Diego, Calif. tried the Gentle Giant Challenge in the Fitness Expo area. She ran up the stairs and slid down the slide four times in 40.67 seconds. Next
Sarah-Lee Terrat, an aritist from Waterbury, Vt., painted a custom design on a pair of Sperry Top-Sider shoes, a sponsor of the regatta. "Most people have had me do monograms, initials and nautical flags to comemorate the event," Terrat said. Next
The Drexel Rowing Alumni crew from Philidelphia chose to wear bowties and no shirts for the alumni men's eights race on Day 1 of the Head of the Charles Regatta on the Charles River. The two-day event brought more than 9,000 rowers to Boston. Click through the gallery to see more scenes from the event. Next
Spectators gathered along the Charles River on Memorial Drive near the Weeks Footbridge. Event organizers expected more than 300,000 spectators at this year's event. Next
The River City Rowing Club from West Sacramento, Calif., carried its gear from their boat at the Riverside Boat Club dock after competing in the senior master womens eights. Next
Boats in the alumni men's eights headed toward the Western Avenue Bridge. Next
The Weeks Footbridge was a popular spot to view the crews. Next
Lynn Osborn (left) and her friend Patricia Belden participated in the senior master doubles race. Next
The alumnae women's eights headed toward the Weeks Footbridge. Next
The Northeastern University Rowing Alumini men's eights. Next
Rowers from the Toowong Rowing Club in Brisbane, Australia, carried their boat into the Riverside Boat Club. They had finished racing in the senior master women's eights. Next
A pair of Canada geese challenged a pair of rowers in the senior master mens doubles. Next
The 48th Head of the Charles Regatta got underway Saturday with overcast skies looming above the river and the city. The senior masters eights was among the first races to be held. Next
A crew prepared for the Senior Master Men's Eights race on Saturday morning, one of the first events to go off on Day 1 of the event. Next
Mary Farrell of the Cambridge Boat Club got ready for her Senior Master Women's Singles race.
Kelly Amdur, of the Dolphin Rowing Club based in San Francisco, was entered in the Senior Master Women's Singles 40 plus event. Next
A boat designed like a Mini Cooper putted along the shore. It was part of a promotion by one of the event's sponsors. Next
Boats awaited their rowers on the racks under the Cambridge Boathouse.
Rachel Cooke (left) of Newton and Melanie Ginter of New Haven joined rower Ned Cooke of Newtown after Cooke raced in the Grand Master Men's Singles 50 plus event.
Spectators on top of the Cambridge Boathouse had a clear view of the action on the river. Next
Spectators gathered on Eliot Bridge near the Cambridge Boathouse. Next
London resident Jamie Wooller, 26 (right) and his coach, Matt Gilliver, 35, made late adjustments to Wooller's boat before his race.
US Olympic team rower Susan Francia checked out the conditions as spectators on the Eliot Bridge watched the competition below. Francia will race on Sunday.
A women's Eight glided along the Charles River on Friday as rowers prepared for the start of the races on Saturday. Next
The 48th Head of the Charles Regatta is expected to bring more than 300,000 spectators to the the banks of the Charles River to cheer on thousands of rowers. Next
John Nelson from Ontario Canada prepared for this weekend's Head of The Charles. He'll be one of many rowing the 3-mile stretch that begins at Boston University's DeWolfe Boathouse in Cambridge and ends at Artesani Park in Boston. Next
Coxswain Emily Lafond directed the Concord New Hampshire High School Women's Youth 8 team to the dock. The regatta will host 55 competitive races over a two-day period with 9,000 athletes ranging in age from 14 to 85. It is the world's largest rowing competition. Next
Women from Marin Rowing docked on the Charles River. Next
Women from Marin Rowing docked on the Charles River while preparing for this weekend's Head of The Charles. Next
A women's Eight glided along the Charles River. Next
Spectators got a look activity on the Charles River as rowers prepared for this weekend's Head of The Charles. Next
Peter and Angela Bastide of Sandown, N.H., watched the early boats pass under the Anderson Bridge on Sunday. Next
Sue and Al Beinor of Sutton sat on the banks of the Charles as they waited for their son, a member of the St. John's High School men's four boat to row by. Next
A boat glided in front of the regatta headquarters Sunday morning at the Cambridge Boat Club. Next
The Northfield Mount Hermon girls four boat did jumping jacks to warm up in the cool morning weather before their race later in the day. Clockwise from left: Heidi Nocka of Harvard, Lilly Phibrick of Manchester, Jackie Dallier of Pittsburg, Penn., Mackenzie Gage of Belchertown, Gabi Groszyk of Enfield, Conn., and Haley Short of Gill. Next
Anne Nobel and Thomas Wlaker of Burlington, Conn., waited for Nobel's son to row by. Next
A youth men's four boat passed under the Eliot Bridge where Boston crew teams have graffiited the inside of the bridge with a mark of rowing. Next
Greg and Brian Helms photographed and enjoyed the race from the Eliot Bridge. With seven bridges along the race course, it was easy to watch some races with a view from above. Next
From left: Lauren Vander Hoeven, 16, Sydney Stavina, 17, Hayley Dreher, 16, Veronica Malong, 16, Karly Dempsey, 16, and Kristy Covre, 15, of St. Catherine's, Ontario, watched a race from the Eliot Bridge before their youth women's eight race. Next
Stacks of boats and oars lined the path of the Fitness Expo area near the finish line. Spectators walked through the expo and along the river to watch the race and take in the regatta atmosphere. Next
From left: Jennifer, Bradford, Wendy and Samantha Kercull of Saragtoga Springs, NY, gathered to support Bradford before his race with Saratoga Rowing Association. The Kerculls are a family of rowers. Next
From left: Chris Sample of Groveland, Trevor Rocks, a Worcester Polytechnic Institute student from McLean, Va., Brian Finn of Haverhill and Will Williams of Shrewsbury took a break from volunteering as safety launch lifeguards and boat drivers. "We're here to help the rowers in any way they might need," Finn said. Next
From left: Gill Laidlaw, Anna and Paul Sherry of Northwich, Cheshire, United Kingdom, prepared to cheer on their daughters, Beth Laidlaw and Imogen Sherry, who were rowing in the youth doubles race for The Grange School Rowing Club. The regatta draws specators and rowers from around the world. Next
From top left: Hannah Couture, 14, Amanda Gaudreault, 14, Sara Anderson, 14, Lauren Duffy, 14, and Emma Conant, 14, all of Manchester, NH, supported their Central High School varsity rowing team from a tree near the banks of the river. Next
From left, Rick Kelliher of Underhill, Vt., explained the Swingulator machine to Elicia De La Paix and Julie Bourne, both of Austrailia. The Swingulator is a machine that Kelliher invented to teach rowing. Next
Mark Marder of Weston, a dock setup volunteer, and James Poulos of Charlestown, a race committee member, chatted at one of the loading docks along the river. Next
From left, Ami Kutzen, Julie Leavitt, and David Schwartz of Newton enjoyed clam chower at the Island Creek Oysters booth. Kutzen rowed for Community Rowing, Inc. of Boston on Saturday. Next
By mid-morning Sunday, the Eliot Bridge and the Boston-side banks of the Charles River were filled with spectators watching the youth races and gearing up for the championship races. Back to the beginning


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no one has probably thought about it for awhile..
but those rings, i just realized they are probably the same material pein is using on those bodies to control them.
its how he could speak to all akatsuki, so i think its very likely the same stuff. whenever jiraiya or kakashi were stabbed he could had control.
i think pein plans on controlling akatsuki at some point, or prevent them from doing something he doesnt want them to do.
it also explains why he seems to listen to madara. madara wears one of those rings so if pein wants to he can control him all the same.
its like a hidden trump card on all of the other ninja in akatsuki, which are some of the only ninja that can fight at his level..
what better way to keep them in control and also give yourself new more powerful bodies to replace some of the other 6 when need be.
i could get alot more in depth but ill let someone else do that..
i just think thats what they are, it makes the most sense.


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Analysts argue Windows 8 does not bring a compelling set of features for business users, drawing Vista comparisons
Windows 8 lands on Friday, and with it the big question of whether the consumer-friendly operating system is as good a fit as previous versions of Windows, which were more stodgy and business-minded from an interface perspective.
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Archive for September, 2012
Off-Ramps on the Biotech Freeway
by gwilson on Sep.14, 2012, under Uncategorized
One great thing about our interstate highway system and the growing number of tollways and freeways is that they feature limited access. It is easy to keep the wheels rolling forward when cross traffic cannot interfere with your progress. Instead of the stop-and-go interruption of traffic control signals, a plan was devised to allow overpasses to support cross traffic and on- and off-ramps to allow entrance and exit from side roads.
In some ways, education works in the same way. We begin with an entrance ramp into an educational program in high school or junior college or a university or graduate school, and the completion of one program provides the exit ramp from that course of study. For instance, my undergraduate degree was not in science, but I was able to enter the "science freeway" as a graduate student and complete my masters and doctorate in microbiology. Others I know completed a science undergraduate degree and then left science to pursue graduate work in law, communication, and even "dean of students" type stuff. Suffice it to say that a healthy educational program possesses flexibility in entering and exiting at various endpoints along the way.
I mention this because McMurry's BIMS program is always looking for articulation agreements with other programs. Notable examples are our Dental Early Admission Program (DEAP 3+4) with UTHSC-San Antonio Dental School (which allows a BS in BIMS and DDS degree in seven years), and similar programs with Hardin-Simmons School of Physical Therapy for the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and Texas Chiropractic College for the Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Others with a variety of additional professional programs are in the works, giving McMurry's BIMS students quick entry and preferred admission for programs in various medical fields. This, in and of itself, gives students choosing McMurry a huge advantage over those attending other colleges!
But the most interesting articulation program may be the one in development for biotech education in Abilene, and this truly puts the freeway exit ramp example above in proper perspective. Cisco College is a two-year community college with campuses in Cisco, Texas, and Abilene. They offer a certificate program in Biotech that is even newer than the BIMS program. Its first "graduates" are about ready for the workforce and further education. McMurry is developing an agreement that will allow some of the training they have received to count toward hours in the BIMS program. As Cisco moves toward an Associates Program in the field, we will work to make an easy transition into our BS in Biomedical Science program so that those so inclined can work toward a BS in BIMS. Such a step would mean higher pay, more responsibility, greater opportunity for advancement. Abilene's growing biotech industry will be but one of the beneficiaries. At the same time, a MS in Biotech program offered by Texas Tech is also coming to Abilene. McMurry will work with TTU to develop an articulation allowing our students quick and easy entry into their program. Who knows – maybe a PhD in the field will be coming before long!
So, students interested in biotech, forensic science, or any of the other fields that rely heavily on molecular biology, microbiology, and genetics can come to Abilene and get on the Biotech Freeway. There will be exits at the certificate, associates, bachelors, and masters (and perhaps doctoral) levels of preparation to take them onto side roads important to their future. McMurry becomes the key connection between entry-level workers and biotech managers and entrepreneurs. We are excited to get on that freeway!


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February 16 2010 12:25AM
Look at this poor bastard will you? And on Valentine's Day to boot. Now pretend we are the woman in the clip. Yeah, look at our bouncy brown hair and royal blue Jersey. We're damn sexy. We don't need no mans proposing to us at no Rangers game. Who does he think he is anyway? We know damn well where he was last night. He couldn't have been out with his brother because we saw a picture of his brother on facebook this morning and it was tagged as being last night and th-
*awkward pause*
Ahem. Let's pretend we are the girl and pretend the man asking us to marry him is the World's most ecologically friendly Zamboni currently showcased at the Olympic games. If that POS asked us to marry it, we would make like this lady and book it out of the arena. Cause the World's most ecologically friendly Zamboni is a big piece of crap and broke down for the second day in a row at the Speed Skating Venue.
And before you start telling us that this is an ice surfacing machine and that Zamboni is a brand name and that this is actually an Olympia ice resurfacer – just stow it. Stow it, or so help us we will get up and walk out on you at that Rangers game we are going to together on Valentine's Day.
It should come as a slap in the face to the eco-friendly Zamboni industry to see their sales showpiece for the next decade has broken down twice in the first three days of the Olympics. Often times with new technologies there are a great many bugs to iron out and you can do little more than cross your fingers for the first few models going out the door.
Somebody somewhere wherever this thing was built must have been pumped to get this Zamboni into the games and rubbed their hands greedily together expecting the world wide orders to pour in.
Two breakdowns in two days and an ice surface that resembles Callingwood Outdoor rink in Late April and you can think again. We can only imagine the party among the Zamboni salesmen run on natural gas and heavy crude Oil are having a field day when they read statements like this on the CTV website: "I realize they wanted to make a green Games ... but Zambonis in the past have worked for years and years and years." At least every news agency isn't reporting it's green angle – maybe just CTV will hammer on the point over and over again.
And an interesting question was answered in the ensuing official pants pissing contest.
Q: What is more intense than 45 minutes of speed skating?
A: 45 minutes of watching angry speed skating delegates yelling at BC building managers and alarmed Olympic officials who haven't seen an emergency of this magnitude in years. Postponement of the event you say? Sacrilege Sir!
This Canadian Olympic Media consortium is something isn't it? The Games are on 146 different channels including The Outdoor Network as we saw today about 0.124 seconds before our mind was blown. The Outdoor Network too? Is there anyone who hasn't been caught up in Olympic fever? Ok, anyone other than Dale Begg-Smith?
By the ghost of Tetjana Huefner of Germany, there is something unholy about Sportsnet telling me to go to TSN to see an event.
It ain't right.
Speaking of Sportsnet, even your ol' pal Wanye with our heart of stone enjoyed Gene Principe interviewing Sidney Crosby on CTV last night. Poor Gene has to lob softball questions at the Oilers night after night, when what they need most is battery acid tossed in their direction. We don't really think much about what a crappy job it must be to interview some of these smug bastards night after night, watching them mail it in and then cash their enourmous cheques.
But Gene's pleasant demeanour with Crosby was right positively heart warming and just what was needed for the situation. And when he asked Crosby if "he thought he would sleep well tonight?" Well, we thought of how well Gene would sleep fondly remembering interviewing Sidney Crosby and thought to ourselves "yes, yes. Things are going to turn out fine."
When Principe doesn't have the joy left in him to continue to do this night after night then there will be a problem. But not now, not today. Well done you old lug. It can't be fun covering these Oilers day after day and the fact you aren't beaten down is a testament to the rest of us.
Enjoy yourself covering some real hockey Gene, you've earned it.
February 16 2010, 12:37AM
It warmed my heart to no end to see the Olympics pre-empted for the Daytona 500. Take that over hyped, over commercialized, Olympic coverage.
It warmed my heart to no end to see the Olympics pre-empted for the Daytona 500. Take that over hyped, over commercialized, Olympic coverage.
That's funny lol!
I hope you're being intentionally ironic.
February 16 2010, 08:00AM
Gene has been one of the few bright spots for this organization this year. That says a lot to how bad this year has been.
"SO the Oil really suck this year" - Flames fan in your office
"Yeah, well at least our color commentator has come up with some elite level puns" - Embarassed Oilers fan
I was watching a game last week and Gene was doing (his version of anyway) the play-by-play. You know what? It may not have been the best play description, but you could tell he really LOVES the Oilers. Nice to hear some positivity when you know almost none exists any more.
I guess its the professional thing for media to have a neutral stance, but damn if it didn't sound good to have a real fan calling the game.
We had the Olympics pre-empted by the Westminster Kennel Club dog show last night. I cried a little bit on the outside.
It warmed my heart to no end to see the Olympics pre-empted for the Daytona 500. Take that over hyped, over commercialized, Olympic coverage.
Silly Americans....Micheal J Fox's Mom will not be impressed with that.
We had the Olympics pre-empted by the Westminster Kennel Club dog show last night. I cried a little bit on the outside.
On the upside, Canadian dogs probably won more medals.
February 16 2010, 02:27PM
That's funny lol!
I hope you're being intentionally ironic.
I was indeed :)
February 16 2010, 03:17PM
Silly Americans....Micheal J Fox's Mom will not be impressed with that.
Wow. Just Wow.
Another gold medal for the good guys! Maelle Ricker in Women's Snowboard Cross.
We need to do one of two things. Either move EVERY event to Cypress or have Jamie Campbell commentate EVERY single sport. Cause we are clutch when we're there or he's telling us what's going on.
Cypress + Jamie Campbell = 2 gold, 2 silver


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By Jennah Watters
Have a small space in your garden where you can't decide what to plant? Try a container garden! I love putting containers - especially bold-colored ones - in unexpected spots in the garden. Your pretty flowerpots don't need to be relegated only to decks and porches! Here are a few ways to make the most of containers in your gardens:
Use a container to fill in an area where you are waiting for plants to mature. This is especially great if you've just planted shrubs. When properly spaced for maturity, there will often be large empty areas in between. Rather than filling the space with plants that will need to be relocated later or annuals that will need to be replanted yearly, find a large flowerpot that will fill in the area and complement surrounding plants.
Get more bang from your annuals! Annuals planted en masse in a garden make for a great show, but it requires a lot of plants and a lot of time. Smaller groupings planted in the ground tend to look dinky, but in a container they become a great focal point. Try a whole pot of the same annual in the same color for the most visible effect from the road, or play with color contrast such as yellow marigolds planted in a cobalt blue pot.
Pot up some mini shrubs! I love azaleas in the spring, but don't have a great place for them in my garden, so I planted two small azaleas in large flowerpots that live in front of my raised beds. I also have two evergreens planted in pots as topiaries on my front stoop. Just because it's usually planted in the ground doesn't mean it has to be! Shrubs are generally pretty hardy, too, so while you will need to water them if it's very hot and dry, they shouldn't require as much attention as flowering annuals in pots would.
Other perennials are great in pots, too - and that means you don't have to replant them every year! I like to pot things that tend to spread more than I'd like: liriope, mint, bee balm, sedums and creeping Jenny to name a few. You may need to separate out a clump every couple years to share with a friend, but containers planted with perennials are generally hardy and also require less water than annuals. Try to pick at least one plant per container with year-round interest, so you won't have empty containers in your garden come winter.
For any containers that you plan to leave out year-round, be sure to select a variety that will survive the winter. In some colder climates, materials such as terra cotta may crack during frost heaves, but heavier plastics, concrete and other new materials will be fine for many years. Some large pots can be pricey, but check sales early in the season and clearances late in the season for great deals.


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NHL Draft: Maple Leafs select Morgan Rielly at fifth overall
Cam Charron
June 22 2012 05:58PM
PITTSBURGH — Brian Burke apparently didn't shy away from the idea of selecting a Western Hockey League defenceman with the fifth overall pick in Friday's first round, selecting defenceman Morgan Rielly of the Moose Jaw Warriors.
After what seemed like eons of second-guessing and innuendo, the first four picks of the NHL Draft went generally as expected. Edmonton took Nail Yakupov, Columbus Ryan Murray, Montreal Alex Galchenyuk and New York Griffin Reinhart.
This left several options open for the Toronto Maple Leafs, but in the end, the pro scouting department and front office landed on Rielly, overlooking three defencemen on my board as well as skilled forwards Mikhail Grigorenko, Tuevo Teräväinen and even the defensively capable Radek Faksa.
Rielly wasn't ranked on our Big Board.
"I didn't really know what to expect," said Rielly, who quipped after his media availability that his name, spelled different than the traditional Irish name "Reilly" is actually correct "because I was always taught that it was 'i before e except after c'."
Brian Burke made no reservations about Rielly. "We had this player rated first overall," he told reporters. "I wouldn't be saying that if it wasn't true just to build up the pick. He's got a high hockey IQ, a high compete level, makes smart decisions."
Burke claimed that he'd only be going up in the draft with the intention of drafting Rielly, but "the price was too steep" and entertained the notion of moving down, but the only players available were "retired kickers".
He made a lot of character claims about Rielly, citing "good posture" and "confidence" in the interview. Rielly, who grew up in Vancouver but was both Maple Leafs as well as a Canucks fan, admitted that he wasn't thrown any curveball questions by Burke, and was asked generally about his influences and his family.
"Kris Letang," Rielly said about the NHLer he'd most compare his game to. "Two-way, powerplay quarterback."
Rielly played in Moose Jaw, and after his first meeting with Leafs beat reporters, shared a moment with Brian Burke, who whispered something inaudible in his ear. Rielly said "oh, I love it" audibly to Burke, who gave a thumbs up gesture to the young defenceman.
Burke also said that it would be the best player overall, no question, in the draft for the remainder. "The depth chart is addressed in free agency," he said.


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Kenneth Warren 'Bud' Erickson
Memorial services for longtime Cortez resident Kenneth Warren "Bud" Erickson will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 11 at the Cortez First United Methodist Church. Pastor Tom Towns will officiate.
Bud, as he was fondly known to friends and family, was born August 29, 1920 in Monte Vista, Colo. the son of Alexander Theodore and Pauline Clara (Kuhn) Erickson. He passed away at his Cortez home on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 at the age of 93.
Memorial contributions can be made in memory of Kenneth W. "Bud" Erickson with Hospice of Montezuma, PO Box 740, Cortez. Arrangements are being made through Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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Episode 213
Jan 25, 2008 Brian "Smash" Williams confrontation at the movie theater has turned from bad into worse as charges are being pressed against him. Smash must now decide whether he must swallow his pride and apologize or stand up for what he believes is right. Elsewhere, Jason Street finds a new career. Tami Taylor is hired by Coach Taylor as the girl's volleyball coach and turns to Tyra for help. Meanwhile, Tim Riggins faces tough times as he tries to express what he is feeling to Lyla.
Episode 212
Jan 18, 2008 Tami Taylor and Coach Taylor look into day care for Gracie, but find themselves having a tough time letting go. Meanwhile, Lyla Gerrity starts working as a deejay on a Christian radio station and, despite being ridiculed by Tim Riggins, she is able to strike a chord with him. Elsewhere, Matt Saracen discovers that he is actually in love with his grandma's at-home nurse, while Brian "Smash" Williams learns that those close to him may not be ready for interracial dating.
Episode 211
Jan 11, 2008 Brian "Smash" Williams is facing a lot of pressure as many major colleges are looking for a verbal commitment to their program and he has his heart set on one. Elsewhere, tension is still high between Coach Taylor and Tim Riggins, with regard to Julie, and Tim does not know where to turn. Meanwhile, Coach Taylor is feeling the stress as he prepares the Panthers to take on Laribee High School in the biggest game of the season. Back at home, Tami Taylor and her sister continue to see things differently, which eventually leads to the Taylor's asking her to leave.
Episode 210
Jan 4, 2008 A tornado hits the Dillon county area damaging Laribee high school, a rival high school. Coach Taylor reluctantly welcomes Laribee, who will now share Dillon's weight room, football field and lockers. Meanwhile, Julie and Tami Taylor are still adjusting to Tim Riggins living in their house during a tough transition period. Lyla struggles with the fact that her mom is going to get remarried. Elsewhere, tension builds between Landry and Tyra as they try to further their relationship as a couple with the murder incident now behind them.
Episode 209
Dec 7, 2007 Landry confesses to the murder of Tyra's assaulter but continues to struggle with his conscience. Elsewhere, Jason Street contemplates his new future, as Herc sets him up with an online dating service. Meanwhile, as the Taylor's prepare for baby Gracie's christening, tension continues to grow between Tami and Julie.
Episode 208
Nov 30, 2007 Brian "Smash" Williams goes on his first recruiting trip that lives up to everything he hoped for until an unexpected incident takes place at the end that will change his mind about the school. Matt Saracen asks his cheerleader girlfriend for an open relationship, but is there another girl? Meanwhile, emotions escalate in the Taylor family as Tami explodes on a young teacher that she feels is getting too close to Julie, while Eric explodes on Tami about her relationship with a different associate of theirs at the school. Tyra is asked by her former attacker's brother to meet in person and make amends, but afraid to face him, Landry goes in her place.
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Episode 204
Oct 26, 2007 Tim Riggins and Jason Street head to Mexico as Street hopes to explore experimental surgery. Riggins, who is concerned about Street, turns to Lyla Garrity who is busy trying to help a new comer to Dillon. Meanwhile, Coach Taylor makes a huge career move that will change his life. A big development in a police search instills more trepidation in the lives of Tyra Collette and Landry Clark.
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Oct 19, 2007 It is the first Friday night for the Dillon Panther football team and things do not go as expected. Brian Smash Williams and Matt Saracen continue to have problems on and off the field that get the best of them. Coach Eric Taylor returns to see his old players and old team in shambles. Meanwhile, Tim Riggins faces a scary situation that results in him reaching out to the last place on earth he would ever expect. Jason Streets investigates alternative options for his paraplegic lifestyle.
Episode 202
Oct 12, 2007 It is the first day of school at Dillon High and with new beginnings comes a lot of changes. Tamis new life as a mother of a newborn and a teenager proves to be very tough, especially with the separation from Coach Taylor who continues his coaching job at TMU. Matt Saracen is slowly watching his perfect life slip away, while best friend Landry tries to embrace his newer, better lifestyle despite a recent event that really changed his life. However, the new school year proves to not be bad for all as Brian Smash Williams is constantly being praised by coaches, scouts, and fans.
Episode 201
Oct 5, 2007 With summer coming to an end, the defending state champion Dillon Panther's look to continue its success despite a lot of changes taking place. Eric Taylor begins his career as head coach at TMU and immediately discovers the hardship of being separated from his family as Tami Taylor heads into labor with their second child. Meanwhile, Tyra Collette is revisited from someone in her past that will alter her life forever. Best friends Matt Saracen and Landry Clarke battle with new lifestyles that neither of them seem ready for.
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Picking up on the themes of the film Friday Night Lights, but set in the fictitious town of Dillon, TX in 2006, the television show centers on a small community where state championship rings are held to the highest respect. The town's promising high school football team, its star quarterback, and newly appointed head coach Eric Taylor are destined to take them to the state. As they head into the football season, the entire team feels the pressure of the town's pride and honor riding on their shoulders.
Genre: Drama
Network: DirecTV Channel 101
Time Slot: Wednesdays at 9pm
Status: Airing
Original Air Date: Oct 3, 2006


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JACKSON — The Mississippi Legislature will get down to the business of legislating next week.
House Speaker Philip Gunn, R-Clinton, will make his committee assignments by the end of this week. Gov. Phil Bryant will give his state of the state speech on Tuesday — outside on the podium constructed for his inauguration, but not used because of rain.
That will end the period of pomp and circumstance and organizational delays that mark the first year of the new term.
Then, no doubt, committees will begin meeting soon after the state of state to consider legislation.


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