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BC Footwear Sway Flat Sandal
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Sway to the beat of your own unique style in this chic flat sandal from BC Footwear. The strappy gladiator-inspired look of the Sway will keep you comfortably looking stylish.
- Crinkled patent upper
- Heel zipper
- Lightly cushioned footbed
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: OneTooManyShoes
Location: Oregon
July 08, 2013
Really cute
"Hate to be sending these back but they are too narrow for my feet. I love the zipper detail in the back and I totally love the red color. Bummed out :("
By: LyndaM
Location: St. Pete
June 23, 2013
Simple strappy flat
"True to size. Slightly narrower at toe than most gladiators, and a little dressier."
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Jodi Arias' behavior and a fiery cross examination mark what is supposed to be the final day of testimony in the Killer Romance Trial.
The e-mails were submitted by the Arias defense but not made public because the judge ruled they were "hearsay."
PHOENIX -- A rambling e-mail exchange between Travis Alexander and one of his closest friends paints a picture of Alexander as a womanizer using Jodi Arias to satisfy the physical desires his official girlfriend would not.
The e-mails were submitted by the Arias defense but never made public because the judge ruled they were "hearsay."
They were referred to indirectly during the testimony of the trial's most controversial witness, domestic violence expert Alyce LaViolette. LaViolette was building a theory that Alexander was abusive to Arias. But LaViolette was not allowed to display the e-mails or even read from them. Instead, prosecutor Juan Martinez would only allow her to glance at them, read it to herself, raise her eyes and then paraphrase.
The Arizona Republic, however, obtained a copy of the e-mails between Alexander and a close friend from California, Sky Hughes.
Sky Hughes and her husband, Chris Hughes, both testified briefly earlier in the trial. They were in court Wednesday, the last day of testimony. Chris Hughes said that he and his wife had been manipulated by Arias, which is why they had a much more positive opinion of her character in early 2007 than they expressed at the trial.
Sky Hughes was shown parts of her e-mails. She smiled, read them through, and said only that she had written them, "And Travis still loved us."
The e-mails talk about the love that Arias and Alexander felt for each other, at least in January 2007. Sky Hughes told Alexander in one e-mail that Arias would make a good wife.
"Know that I would love to see you marry Jodi, but just because you have never seen her cry, doesn't mean she hasn't been crying," she wrote. "SHE LOVES YOU, so much that she is afraid that bringing up anything that is bothering her or letting you know she doesn't think you are 'perfect' would ruin all chances to be with you."
Alexander, 30, was found dead in the bathroom of his Mesa home in June 2008. He had been shot, stabbed and his throat was slit. Arias claims she killed Alexander in self-defense. Martinez is pursuing a verdict of first-degree murder against her.
In January 2007, the couple took Arias aside and told her that she should stop seeing Alexander for her own good. The e-mails indicate that Alexander learned from Arias that the couple had counseled her to move on. He fired off an e-mail to Sky Hughes headed "You've crossed the line."
She, responded, likening the conversation to what she would tell a sister about Alexander.
"He doesn't call her during the day, he waits until after 1 am (giving her what is left of him at the end of every day). He jokingly calls her a skank. He tells her to go out with other guys, but makes her feel guilty when she does. Thus keeping control, without having to give any commitment. He kisses her in the dark, when no one is around, and messes around with her, but won't commit to her. ... she loves him more than anything, and will do anything for him..."
Then Alexander followed up with with a long discourse in which he said, "I adore Jodi. In fact, I don't know if it has ever been easier to be nice to someone as it is with Jodi."
He rebukes the couple for causing "irreparable damage to mine and Jodi's relationship. She is paranoid that this evil person you have depicted will someday surface. No matter what I say or do she will always have in the back of her mind of this person that lurks in the shadows." He denied being more than "a jerk" with her.
But Sky Hughes stuck to her opinion, according to the e-mails, and sent Alexander's e-mail back to him with her own responses, paragraph by paragraph.
"She was being treated horribly, you weren't beating her physically, but you were emotionally," she wrote.
"Travis, with love, you are a heart predator. You take great joy in making women fall for the T-dogg. You laugh about what you can get away with. It would scare me to death if my little sister liked you, in fact I wouldn't allow it."
At the time, Alexander was seeing another woman named Deanna Reid, who testified last week that Alexander was always a gentleman to her.
Sky Hughes wrote: "(Jodi) has given you everything, all control, and you give her 3 am calls and make-out fests. I tell her this, and it is what she has been feeling. She asked why? I told her that she is filling the physical spot that Deanna doesn't. But Deanna fulfills everything else for you. That is not to say you don't enjoy talking to Jodi. But with Deanna fulfilling all but physical needs, and with Jodi fulfilling the physical, you feel fulfilled."
At the end of her e-mail, Hughes wrote, "We should have just said you should talk (to) Travis about these issues. But due to a pattern, we thought were (sic) trying to help her and you, in case there could be a future."
Chris Hughes said today that the e-mails were something that Arias "orchestrated."
"She came over and threw Travis under the bus," he said. "We bought it, and we didn't know she was manipulating us."
He acknowledged that Alexander was seeing several women and felt it was normal for a young man.
In April 2007, Hughes and his wife had a falling out with Arias after they caught her twice eavesdropping on conversations they had with Alexander, he said.
"Are you going to tell Travis not to date me?" Chris Hughes said Arias asked them.
"We want nothing whatsoever to do with you," he said he answered.
When Alexander was killed a year and a half later, he was courting another woman he intended to take on vacation to Cancún. On the witness stand, that woman also said that she was not interested in a physical relationship with Alexander. Alexander invited Arias to come to his house days before he was to go on the trip with the other woman. Martinez has suggested that Arias killed Alexander that day out of jealousy because he was taking the other woman to Mexico.
The prosecution is supposed to present its closing argument Thursday, and the case is expected to go to the jury by the end of the day Friday.

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The Presets get the Nu-Disco Treatment
Gotta Dance Dirty favorite Plastic Plates is back again. This time he puts his magic touch on The Presets song "Promises" from their newest album Pacifica (Available Now). He carefully adds in that characteristic touch of indie dance & nu-disco keyboard that he is famous for.
It is definitely one of those tracks you cannot pass up on. It will be released on December 7th on Modular Records. I highly suggest you pick it up.
Fun Fact
Felix Bloxsom (Plastic Plates) used to be the drummer for The Presets for a short time in a early 3 man incarnation of the band.
More Plastic Plates
For those who dont know much about Plastic Plates. Here are a couple more tracks to check out. Let us know what you think!


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It was Deidara who did all the work in taking the 3-tails down. Madara was playing the Tobi role. There would be no reason for Deidara to deny it if Madara/Tobi had actually beat it himself.
But anyway, since it was only a cover picture, I'm gonna take it for what its worth....Just a cover picture with no real significance to the storyline. Especially since the Bijuu are already captured and their hosts (if they had one) already killed except for 8 and 9.


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As the countdown to a government shutdown continues, state officials face ramifications at home. Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick describes the situation in Washington as a kind of economic limbo.
Patrick commented on the looming federal crisis during a visit Friday to Springfield's Zannetti school. He says that lurching from one fiscal threat to another, something he blames on the Republicans, hurts everyone.
"And when you hear business people talk about uncertainty in the economy and that effecting their own investment decisions in growth and hiring decisions that is what they're talking about," Patrick says.
Patrick says he worries most about Massachusetts' economy, which he says is still recovering.
"We need certainty at the federal level in order to encourage that accelerated growth. And that is leaving aside the daily impact on schools on public services on tourism on infrastructure investment that is effected when the United States federal government is unable to be an adequate partner," Patrick says.
Meantime Patrick faces fiscal issues at the state level. After signing a repeal of the state's computer services tax last week, he and the legislature will be looking to fill a $160 million gap in a transportation funding bill.


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(October 26) Happy Birthday Hillary!
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's Birthday
Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton (born October 26, 1947) is the 67th United States Secretary of State, serving within the administration of President Barack Obama. She was a United States Senator from New York from 2001 to 2009. As the wife of the 42nd President of the United States, Bill Clinton, she served as First Lady of the United States from 1993 to 2001. In the 2008 election Clinton was a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.
A native of Illinois, Hillary Rodham attracted national attention in 1969 for her remarks as the first student commencement speaker at Wellesley College. She embarked on a career in law after graduating from Yale Law School in 1973. Following a stint as a Congressional legal counsel, she moved to Arkansas in 1974 and married Bill Clinton in 1975. Rodham co-founded the Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families in 1977, and became the first female chair of the Legal Services Corporation in 1978. Named the first female partner at Rose Law Firm in 1979, she was twice listed as one of the 100 most influential lawyers in America. First Lady of Arkansas from 1979 to 1981 and 1983 to 1992 with husband Bill as Governor, she successfully led a task force to reform Arkansas's education system.
In 1994 as First Lady of the United States, her major initiative, the Clinton health care plan, failed to gain approval from the U.S. Congress. However, in 1997 and 1999, Clinton played a role in advocating the establishment of the State Children's Health Insurance Program, the Adoption and Safe Families Act, and the Foster Care Independence Act.
After moving to the state of New York, Clinton was elected as a U.S. Senator in 2000. That election marked the first time an American First Lady had run for public office; Clinton was also the first female senator to represent the state. In the Senate, she initially supported the Bush administration on some foreign policy issues, including a vote for the Iraq War Resolution. She subsequently opposed the administration on its conduct of the war in Iraq and on most domestic issues. Senator Clinton was re-elected by a wide margin in 2006.
In the 2008 presidential nomination race, Hillary Clinton won more primaries and delegates than any other female candidate in American history, but narrowly lost to Senator Barack Obama. As Secretary of State, Clinton became the first former First Lady to serve in a president's cabinet.
Happy Birthday Hillary!!
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
We recently received an anonymous letter to the editor here at the Emery County Progress office. As a rule we cannot print unsigned letters but I can address some of the issues raised in this letter.
The letter was from a former Emery County resident with family still residing in the county. It was on a recent visit to the county where the letter writer was very disturbed by the treatment of her younger brother. This brother had confessed to the family at the age of 14 that he was homosexual. This was two years ago. Since that time she reports the brother has been constantly judged, stared at, called names and had things thrown at him. Simply because he is different. Things have steadily grown worse for this brother who has mean things happen to him at school as well as in public. He has been taunted and called names even while shopping.
The letter stated, "It is reported that 30 percent of teenage suicides are committed by homosexuals. They were either too afraid to come out for fear of being mistreated or they did come out and have to live flooded by people's ignorance and hatred. This is a very serious issue that needs to be addressed. I think we all need to remember the things we learned as children, to treat others the way you wish to be treated."
I believe the issues this letter raises need to be addressed. This world is filled with enough hate and sorrow and fighting. It would seem to me that children in Emery County ought to be able to go to school without being harassed and labeled. I know this world is an imperfect place, but each one of us in our own little sphere can make things better. If we see injustice we can stick up for the underdog. If someone is calling someone unkind names then we need to speak-up and help out the one in need.
It seems the norm these days not to get involved and the motivating factor for not becoming involved is fear of reprisal and retribution. It is probably idealistic to think we can all get along together and live in peace and harmony, but we can try and it is a worthwhile goal. Especially as we embark on the year 2007, we can all do our part to make it a better year for those in our communities who might be a little different than we are.
In speaking with Emery High School Principal Gwen Callahan she said "We take harassment very seriously here at Emery High. If we ever have a problem we will call in an officer. Hate crimes are against the law."
Callahan said that students' complaints are taken very seriously at the school. If students are name calling they are instructed to stop. If the behavior doesn't stop then Callahan said an officer is called in and steps are taken to press charges. "We take this type of behavior very seriously. We do not ignore the complaints of a student. We have often had officers come in and talk to students. We had an open assembly with last year's sophomores where an officer told them that certain behaviors were against the law and would not be tolerated. We never have to be present to take a complaint seriously. There has never been a time where a student was ignored.
"I always make sure the student knows if a behavior doesn't stop then they need to talk to me again and more serious steps will be taken. I believe our students feel safe in school. We can stop most harassment in-house and if not we get an officer. We are not perfect, but we would never ignore a complaint from a student. I believe we have taken some good steps to stop this type of thing. We have done some positive things," said Callahan.
Callahan also expressed the wish that the person who wrote this anonymous letter would have contacted her personally about their concerns.
Vice-principal Kelly Alton said he has talked to several students at various times on harassment issues.
He explains the laws to the students and let's them know if any harassment continues the sheriff's office will be called in to investigate.
Alton is in close contact with the students to make sure problems are addressed. Alton said such problems at the school happen infrequently.
In any case parents and teachers need to be on the alert for harassment and bullying situations and rectify these situations before they get out of hand.


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I'm only going to mention ones that haven't been listed yet. Also, my summaries suck, so check out the titles with Wikipedia or Anime News Network for more info:
Akagi: Akagi Shigeru, the genius who descended into the darkness, enters a Mahjong parlor one night and ends up playing a game for a man whose life is riding on the game. If Akagi loses, the man will die. Worse, the people Akagi is playing against are the yakuza, and Akagi has never played Mahjong before in his life. So begins Akagi's story, which follows Akagi through various high-stakes games of Mahjong, in which Akagi bets money he could never make working a regular job, as well as his life.
Crest of the Stars: A space opera with two people from two different worlds in a universe at war. Very interesting, nice art, and amusing characters. Has a follow-up called Banner of the Stars.
G Gundam: It's Dragonball Z with giant robots. The pilots actually fight inside their mobile suits, in special rubber suits that tell the mobile suit what to do. A very MANLY anime, but not incredibly serious.
Maria-sama ga Miteru: Shojo series about an all-girl academy which has a "sister" system where upperclassmen (upperclasswomen?) pick lowerclassmen to become their soeur (French for sister), someone they will look after through the schoolyear. The characters look good and act even better. It may seem hard to get into, but as the series progresses, the amount of comedy goes way up, but so does the seriousness. Also, you might learn a little French, lol. J'aime regarder les soeurs.
Mobile Suit Gundam (0079, the original): IT'S THE ORIGINAL GUNDAM! 'Nuff said. (Or if you need more said, then how about wonderful Char and Amuro fighting without even knowing each other, the wonderful plot and characters, and wondering just what will happen?)
Marmalade Boy: Light-hearted shojo focusing on Miki and Yuu, whose families switched partners. Each of their parents divorce, and Miki's mother marries Yuu's father, while Yuu's mother marries Miki's father. Together, the six of them move into a big house, and Miki and Yuu start living as brother and sister. Kind of. Soon, romantic feelings emerge, promising hijinks and big problems.
Dance till Tomorrow: An adult series that follows Suekichi Terayama, a college student who will inherit his grandfather's inheritance of 450 million yen if he can graduate from college and start a career. The big hurdle in this challenge is Aya, a mysterious woman that jumps into Suekichi's life, for better or for worse. Though it has graphic sex scenes (18+ only), the sex scenes are realistic and don't seem there just to get you excited (meaning that it resembles real life; people have sex in real life, you know?) Also, the series is VERY funny. It's better to buy it for the comedy than the sex (which sometimes features invisible penises, lol).
Yotsuba&!: Incredibly funny series from the creator of Azumanga Daioh. It follows Yotsuba, a little girl who is beyond weird. This is a girl that doesn't know what an air conditioner is and is scared of a balloon that is meant to scare birds away. It's a must-read for fans of comedy.


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Super Bowl XXXII
Sunday, Jan. 25 at Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, Calif.
1st: GB—Antonio Freeman 22-yd pass from Brett Favre (Ryan Longwell kick), 10:58. Drive: 76 yards in 8 plays. Key play: Favre 13-yd pass to Freeman on 3rd-and-9 to GB 38. DEN—Terrell Davis 1-yd run (Jason Elam kick), 5:39. Drive: 58 yards in 10 plays. Key play: Holding penalty on Doug Evans on 3rd-and-10 to GB 41.
2nd: DEN—John Elway 1-yd run (Elam kick), 14:55. Drive: 45 yards in 8 plays. Key play: Tyrone Braxton interception of Favre pass at GB 45. DEN—Jason Elam 51-yd FG, 12:21. Drive: 0 yards in 4 plays. Key play: Neil Smith recovery of Favre fumble at GB 33. GB—Mark Chmura 6-yd pass from Favre (Longwell kick), :12. Drive: 95 yards in 17 plays. Key play: Favre 21-yd pass to Chmura on 3rd-and-10 to GB 26.
3rd: GB—Longwell 27-yd FG, 11:59. Drive: 17 yards in 7 plays. Key play: Tyrone Williams recovery of Davis fumble at DEN 26. DEN—Davis 1-yd run (Elam kick), 14:26. Drive: 92 yards on 13 plays. Key play: Elway 36-yd pass to Ed McCaffrey to GB 33.
4th: GB—Freeman 13-yd pass from Favre (Longwell kick), 13:32. Drive: 85 yards in 4 plays. Key play: Eugene Robinson 17-yard interception return to GB 15. DEN—Davis 1-yd run (Elam kick), 1:45. Drive: 49 yards in 5 plays. Key play: Davis 2-yd run plus 15-yd face mask penalty on Darius Holland to GB 32.
MVP—Terrell Davis, Denver (30 carries, 157 yards, 3 TD)
Officials: Ed Hochuli (referee); Jim Quirk (umpire); Ben Montgomery (LJ); Doug Toole (SJ); John Schleyer (HL); Paul Baetz (BJ); Don Dorkowski (FJ).
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Comments: This is a great shoe. I decided to get it as a road race and speed workout shoe after seeing all the Kenyans breaking down records in the Adios and Adios 2. Not disappointed. It feels simply perfect. When you slip on this shoe you feel ready to run fast, point blank. Great for speed workouts and track workouts 5k and longer. The Adios line is going to my workout and race shoe as long as Adidas continues to make this shoe.
From: Austin, Albany, OR, USA
Comments: I've put 100 miles on my pair of Adios 2. I mostly run 8+ miles in them. They feel very stiff. I'd like them more if the they either had softer padding or were more flexible. After running an 18 mile run on concrete in them I decided they were just too stiff for road work. I've decided to keep them for trails. The forefoot nubs on the bottom are also worn down pretty bad at 100 miles. There's more wear in the forefoot than my Brook's Green Silence at 140 miles. They are a fast shoe but I'm worried how screwed up I'd feel after a marathon in them. Adidas screwed up in making a racing flat that doesn't flex considering that's needed to absorb some of the impact from running if they're not going to add cushioning.
From: Alex, Portland, Oregon, USA
Comments: I am glad I have these shoes, but I don't think I will be using them for my originally intended purpose-- as a marathon/road 50k racing flat. They are firm, which I like, but I may not like it as much after 20-25 (or 30) miles. The lenth of the shoe is right, but the shape of the toe box is a bit tight on my 4th and 5th toes; not like the roomier Hagio. I might fix that with a box cutter instead of going up a 1/2 size. While I won't be racing marathons in them, I may race some hilly half-marathons in them, and they have performed well during mile repeats and longer steady-state pace workouts.
From: Chas, Cornelius, NC
Comments: Only one run in these, 18 miles, but I'm so impressed I thought I'd review them. The runningwarehouse description says "fast, flexible midsole", but that is only half right. These are not a flexible shoe (if flexible is like a Nike Free), but these are fast. What I first noticed when I tried these on was how rockered the bottom is from ball of the foot to toe, or in other words the Adios is thicker under the ball of the foot than say the Adidas Rocket, but it has a lot less under the toes than the Rocket. This has the effect to make the shoe, when running, roll through toe off very easily. In that way it runs sort of like a very flexible shoe. It also seems to kick up your heel, like the stride of an elite. I have been running my long runs in a Nike Lunaracer 2, a nice cushioned light shoe with a horrible upper. I liked that my legs felt good after long runs in them, but with all the humidity this summer they would feel pretty soggy at the end. If I tried running long in my Adidas Rockets, my legs would feel the pounding. With the Adios today an 18 miler at MP+30 turned into a MP run. At the end I was actually feeling it most in my hamstrings, I think due to the way these propel you in your stride, but my feet and calves felt great. Fit - same size as my Rockets. Wish there was a little more room for my little toes. I find the Lunaracer 1 or 3 way too narrow. Upper - Adidas makes the best uppers, and these may be the best they've made. Comfortable, light, and breathable. They still have a little more heel than needed; wish they would take another 2mm off. (I'm a ball of foot striker.)
From: Glen, Moorestown, NJ, USA
Comments: I love these shoes. I was a little concerned that the new version would ruin my favorite shoe, but if anything they're better than the originals. These are billed as racing shoes, but work well for me in training. I am primarily a forefoot striker, but I appreciate the mid foot support and cushion. I race in them, too - I've run everything from road 5ks to a trail 50 mile race wearing these... very versatile!
From: Dusty, San Luis Obispo, CA
Comments: LOVED my Adios and was hesitant after reading reviews. After logging 50+ miles in them with 10-12 milers out of the box, I have to say I LOVE these more. The forefoot cushioning was a nice improvement, which was the biggest change that I was worried about. Between the slightly beefier forefoot and the new Torsion plate, my legs don't feel as tired towards the end of the run. They are slightly heavier, enough so that I noticed when taking them out of the box. On my feet though, can't tell too much. I have a wider forefoot and didn't really notice the issues with the forefoot that some reviewers noted. Maybe I'm used a more snug fit wearing the Adios 1G. Color way is nice too. Size wize, I'm a 9.5 in street shoes and have always worn 10 in running shoes. These were no different for me. I'm a 5'8", 150-155lbs, and train between 7-7:30 min/mile.
From: Tarek, Chicago, IL, USA
Comments: I like everything about this shoe except the stiff sole. I prefer shoes with more flex in the forefoot. The new Adizero Boston does, but it has more cushioning and a bigger heel-toe drop. I know the Adios is meant as a racing flat, but with a little more flex it would be a perfect all-round shoe for lighter runners like myself who don't need or want a lot of plush cushioning. Even so, it is a fast, light, comfortable shoe, and I will definitely buy it again. Runners who want a similar fitting shoe but with a more flexible sole and more cusioning should look at the new Boston. Overall, I think the entire Adizero line is excellent: no gimmicks, back to basics.
From: Eric, San Diego, CA
Comments: The original Adios was a remarkable shoe, but the Adios 2 however, is a disappointment. Overall, the update takes what used to be a nearly perfect shoe for any distance from 5k to the marathon and completely ruined it. Sizing seems to be a bit tighter on this model compared to the previous one, but the biggest change is the firmness of the shoe. The Adios 2 is much more rigid than the original. This increased firmness and rigidity seems to limit the degrees of freedom that your foot has, preventing your lower leg from being able to absorb a majority of the impact associated with each footstrike. Overall the Adios 2 is a setback. Adidas made drastic changes with multiple aspects of this shoe in one update and I'd like to see Adidas return to the original formula. As for relevant details 6'5" 175 lbs 60-70 miles per week average pace of 6:30 min/mile
From: Eric, OH, USA
Comments: Im running about 70miles each week and race with the adidas adios1 from 5k to marathons (2:57) I love adidas and had almost every release of the old adios 1 shoe in my rotation. However, the new adios2 is a setback. The shoe feels more bulky and the shoe is heavier. I bought two pairs and I will use them for training and weekly milage. I will try to get another pair of adios1 for my future racing, though I still have 2-3 pairs of adios 1 in my rotation. The new adios2 do not feel like a racer. I really hope adidas will go back to the old model.
From: Espen, Norway
Comments: I have recently purchased and run in pair of Adizero Adios 2 and I have found them to be promising. They were extemely supportive and responsive during my runs, however, not quite as comfortable as I had expected. That may be from the need to break them in which I normally don't have to do with a pair of Adidas. They are snug so I moved up 1/2 size and that gave me adequate toe space. The shoes are so light and roll so effortlessly from midfoot to forefoot that I tend to run faster than planned. I hope that translates to a fast Austin Marathon. My weekly mileage is approximately 35-40 miles usually at 8-9 minute pace. I plan to reserve these shoes for fast training and to race the marathon (#77) because they are so attractive that I just want them to last a while! If you are serious you have to try a pair. Best wishes.
From: Randy, Austin, TX, USA
Comments: I bought these shoes at the New York City Marathon (2011) Expo. I did some easy 6 milers right out of box. Let me start by saying these shoes are flashy! I love the new colors. Very comfortable, light, supportive. Adidas has done it again. I will be sporting my new pair at the Houston Marathon Jan/2012 where I am aiming for a new PR.
From: Richard, Sugar Land, TX, USA


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Harlequins have announced the team that will play Bath Rugby in the semi-final of the LV= Cup at the Stoop on Saturday.
Harlequins have announced the team that will play Bath Rugby in the semi-final of the LV= Cup at the Stoop on Saturday.
The squad, which blends youth with experience, sees 16 of the match day squad under the age of 23.
Ross Chisholm starts at full-back and is joined in the back three by Tom Williams and Sam Smith. Tom Casson partners George Lowe in the centres, while Ben Botica is named at fly-half.
In the forwards, Will Collier starts at tight head, with Sam Twomey and Charlie Matthews named in the second row. Captain Luke Wallace starts at openside flanker and is joined in the back row with Maurie Fa'asavalu and Tom Guest.
Among the replacements, Charlie Walker will look to make his first senior appearance of the season.
Meanwhile, Bath Rugby have named a powerful starting side with just three changes to that which beat Gloucester at the Rec last weekend.
All three changes come in the front row, with Nathan Catt and Samoan international Anthony Perenise coming in for Paul James and David Wilson, who are both involved in the Six Nations this weekend, and Ross Batty replacing the injured Rob Webber at hooker.
Last week's Aviva Premiership Man of the Match Dominic Day is again selected alongside Dave Attwood in a heavyweight lock pairing, with Francois Louw leading the side from the blindside, Carl Fearns on the openside and Ben Skirving completing the pack from the base of the scrum.
Tom Heathcote, nominated once again for the LV= Breakthrough Player Award, is partnered by 98 times capped Peter Stringer in the half-backs, whilst Tom Biggs and Horacio Agulla are named out wide on the wings. Kyle Eastmond and Matt Banahan continue to build their impressive partnership in the midfield, with Nick Abendanon completing the line-up.
On the bench, there is a return from injury for lock and Club captain Stuart Hooper, and Argentinian international hooker Eusebio Guinazu could make his first appearance in the blue, black and white if called upon.
Harlequins: 15 Ross Chisholm, 14 Tom Williams, 13 George Lowe, 12 Tom Casson, 11 Sam Smith, 10 Ben Botica, 9 Karl Dickson, 8 Tom Guest, 7 Luke Wallace (c), 6 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 5 Charlie Matthews, 4 Sam Twomey, 3 Will Collier, 2 Rob Buchanan, 1 Mark Lambert.
Replacements: 16 Dave Ward, 17 Darryl Marfo, 18 Kyle Sinckler, 19 Pete Browne, 20 Joe Trayfoot, 21 Jordan Burns, 22 Rory Clegg, 23 Charlie Walker
Bath: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Horacio Agulla, 13 Matt Banahan, 12 Kyle Eastmond, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Tom Heathcote, 9 Peter Stringer, 8 Ben Skirving, 7 Carl Fearns, 6 Francois Louw (c), 5 Dave Attwood, 4 Dominic Day, 3 Anthony Perenise, 2 Ross Batty, 1 Nathan Catt.
Replacements: 16 Eusebio Guinazu, 17 Charlie Beech, 18 Kane Palma-Newport, 19 Stuart Hooper, 20 Nick Koster, 21 Michael Claassens, 22 Sam Vesty, 23 Semsea Rokoduguni.
Date: Saturday, March 9
Kick-off: 12:15
Venue: The Stoop
Referee: Leighton Hodges (Wales)


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Canon U.S.A. recently announced two updates to the Canon Digital Learning Center (CDLC).
A new dedicated mobile site (m.learn.usa.canon.com) has been launched to help make the CDLC's educational content and resources easily available from any smartphone or tablet. Access to Canons collection of technical articles, tutorial videos, image galleries, PDF guides, and Events Calendar can now be accessed all on the go, or in the field. Viewers can also register for Canon Live Learning workshops right from their phones. The CDLC mobile site is optimized for use with Apple's iPhone along with Android and Blackberry devices.
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PRICE - Our loving mother and Yia Yia, Mary Koulouris Diamanti, age 86, passed away at home after a short illness Nov. 19, 2002, while surrounded by her family.
She was born Jan. 8, 1916 in Hiawatha, to Demetrios "James" and Eleni "Helen" Papoulas Koulouris. Married James John Diamanti July 30, 1939 in Price. He died April 2, 1987.
She was a faithful member of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church and a member of the Philoptochos Society.
Mary was devoted to her family and friends and filled her life with cooking and sharing her love and friendship with those around her.
Survived by son, James J. (Kathy) Diamanti Jr., Wellington; daughter, Kathy Diamanti, Salt Lake City; sister, Penelope "Poppy" Koulouris, Salt Lake City; five grandchildren, Dionne (Brent) Oman, Derek Diamanti, Bill, Dustin and Janessa Warner; two great-grandchildren, Danielle and Jordyn Oman, all of Price; and many loving relatives and dear friends. Preceded in death by parents; brothers, Nick and Peter Koulouris; and an infant sister.
Funeral service Saturday, Nov. 23, Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Trisagion service Friday evening, Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, PO Box 688, Price, UT 84501.
"May Her Memory Be Eternal."
CASTLE DALE - Amanda Ann Jensen, age 25, passed away Nov. 14, 2002 in Castle Dale. She was born Apr. 27, 1977 in Salt Lake City to Ernest John and Elnora Ann Kleven Jensen.
Amanda loved spending time with her little niece, Allison, and her nephews Austin and Casey. She liked all kinds of music (except country and western), and she had a soft spot in her heart for all kinds of animals, especially her loving companion Bandit, her chihuahua, and dolphins and whales. She felt a special love for children and those who had trials and difficulties in their lives. She was dearly loved and will be deeply missed by her family and friends.
She is survived by her parents, Ernie and Ellie Jensen of Castle Dale; and four brothers, Scott and Samantha Jensen of Castle Dale, Brett and Lori Jensen of Salt Lake City, Allen and Stacie Jensen of Castle Dale and Corey and Erica Jensen of Ferron. Grandparents; John and Beverly Jensen of Castle Dale and Evelyn Kleven of Kearns. Preceded in death by her Grandpa Kleven.
Funeral services were held Monday, Nov. 18 at 11 a.m. in the Castle Dale Stake Center. Friends called on Sunday from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and one hour prior to services at the church.
SALT LAKE-Sarah Minnie Newman Brinkman, loving mother and grandmother, 96, passed away Nov. 19. She was born Apr. 12, 1906 in Milo, Idaho to Ellen Josephine Nelson and Joseph Alma Newman. Married Joseph John Brinkman on Aug. 6, 1927. She was a member of the LDS church.
Survived by son Richard Brinkman, Salt Lake City; daughter Irene (Reed) Halliday, Huntington; daughter-in-law Karma Brinkman, Idaho; sister Esther Neilson, Salt Lake City; grandchildren, Curtis (Annette) Brinkman, Pleasant Grove, Joseph (Cindy) Owen, Roy, Earlene (Keven) Mason, Huntington, Katherine (Rogers) Smith, Mesa, Ariz., Peggy Owen, Ellen (Craig) Garret, of California., Christine (Nick) Manning, Orangeville, Gary Owen, Seattle, Wash., Warren (Lynnie) Owen, Wellington, Jerry Owen, St. George, and Michael (Karina) Owen, Califiornia; 29 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, son Raymond Faye Brinkman, infant son Keith Allen Brinkman, grandson Gregg Brinkman, and nine brothers and sisters.
Funeral services were held Monday Nov. 25 at Deseret Mortuary in Salt Lake City. Committal service, Rose Hill Cemetery, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
WELLINGTON - Clifton J. Hadden, age 73, passed away Nov. 24, 2002 in Price.
Born Feb. 9, 1929 in Green River to Alfred and Anna Louise Bevins Hadden. Married Diantha Bird Dec. 18, 1948 in Price.
He served in WWII and in Korea and was a member of the American Legion. He was a truck driver for most of his life. He enjoyed hunting and caring for his yard but most of all spending time with his family.
Clifton is survived by wife, Diantha, Wellington; children, Clea Anderson, Price; Bert and Marilyn Hadden, Wellington; Earl and Betsy Hadden, Laverkin; Lyle and Shanna Hadden, Wellington; Becky and Jerry Campbell, Wellington; Dean and Shauna Hadden, Wellington; Jackie and Janelle Hadden, also of Wellington; 28 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Also survived by brothers, Eugene, Owen and Gayle Hadden; sisters, LaVea Fuquay and Leona Rae Potter. Preceded in death by grandson, T.J. Anderson; great-grandson, Dakota Lundsford; and one brother.
Funeral services will be Friday, Nov. 29, 11 a.m., in the Wellington LDS Stake Center. Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, the evening viewing will be held Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and one hour prior to services at the church on Friday. Burial, Wellington City Cemetery.
MAPLETON - Michael Angelo Giordano, age 30, passed away Nov. 23, 2002 in Helper.
He was born May 2, 1972 in Price, to Daniel "Naz" and Betty Lou Anderson Giordano.
Member of the Catholic Church. Longtime resident of Helper and Mapleton. A loving grandson who devoted his life to taking care of his grandmothers Giordano and Anderson. He will be dearly missed.
Survived by father, Daniel "Naz" Giordano, Mapleton; and a caring family of aunts, uncles and cousins. Preceded in death by mother, Betty Giordano.
Funeral Mass will be Wednesday, Nov. 27, 10 a.m., at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper. Vigil service Tuesday evening, 7 p.m., at the church in Helper. Family will be at the church Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper.
HUNTINGTON/Idaho - Mary Bea Grange, age 71, of Shelley, Idaho, passed away Nov. 20, 2002 at the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls.
She was born Jan. 4, 1931 in Mt. Pleasant, to Durane and Erna Emilie Petersen Green Jones. Married Ferris Ralph Grange in 1948 in Huntington. He died in 1972. Married Joseph Glen Grange in the Jordan River LDS Temple March 9, 1996 and moved to Shelley where she lived for the past seven years.
Mary attended school in Emery County. Mary worked for the Emery School District as a food service director. Raised her family in Huntington. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mary had a loving, gentle and kind nature. She was very helpful and nurturing of every member of her family. She will be greatly missed by everyone who knew her.
Survived by husband, Joseph, Shelley, Idaho; children, Pam (Jim) Anderson, Huntington; Gale (Claudia) Grange, Highland; Michael Grange, Huntington; Richard (Elaine) Grange, Sandy; Jeffery (Teri) Grange, Huntington; Gordon (Kay) Grange, Sandy; Dennis (Cassie) Grange, Midvale; Ralph (Karen) Grange, Magna; Kimberly (Glen) Huff, Price; Darin (Deanna) Grange, Sandy; stepchildren, Marcene (Ray) Carlton, Gillette, Wyo.; Shyrlene (Randy) Baum, Shelley, Idaho; Veldene (Keith) Woodcock, Winnemucca, Nev.; Jolene (Harold) Lang, Shelley, Idaho; Kathrene Hansen, Tustin, Calif.; Vaunene (Scott) Thygerson, Fresno, Calif.; brothers, Ronald (Janet) Jones, Quartzite, Ariz.; Rex (Klea) Jones, Huntington; Wayne (Lena) Jones, East Carbon; Roger (Lynn Ann) Jones, Alaska; Doyle (Louise) Jones, Wellington; sisters, Joann (Tom) Shannon, Huntington; Mickey (Sam) Cranford, Price; Anna (Jack) Underwood, Fontana, Calif.; Janene (David) Avery, East Carbon; and adopted son, Daniel (Angie) Thiem, Spokane, Wash.; and 63 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; husband; one sister and two brothers.
Funeral services were Nov. 25 at the Huntington LDS Stake Center under the direction of Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. Burial, Huntington City Cemetery.
EMERY - Loving mother, grandmother Reta Robinson Jensen, 87, went home to be with her husband Nov. 21, 2002.
She was born Oct. 1, 1915 in Loa, to Irwin Garfield and Clara Elizabeth Morrell Robinson. Married Niels Lloyd Jensen Dec. 22, 1934. They were sealed Feb. 14, 1962 in the Manti LDS Temple. He preceded her in death Nov. 14, 1998.
She grew up in Loa and at Paradise Ranch. She attended school in Loa, Emery and Park City. Reta spent her life working along side her husband farming and ranching and enjoyed camping and fishing with her family. Each family member has a quilt made with loving, skilled hands. She was dearly loved and will be deeply missed by her family and many friends.
Reta is survived by four sons, Arden (Deloris), Delbert (Sharon) and Greg (Christine) all of Emery, Errol (Grace) of Durango, Colo.; 14 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Also survived by sister, Etta Forsyth. Preceded in death by husband; three sisters and one brother.
Funeral services were Monday, Nov. 25, at the Emery LDS Chapel. Burial, Emery Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
ELMO - George Thomas Wiggins, 78, passed away Nov. 23, 2002 surrounded by his wonderful wife and loving children at his home in Elmo.
George was born in Keyes, Okla. Jan. 31, 1924 to Frank Byers and Bonnie Lee Hoff Wiggins. He married Margaret Reynolds Jan. 21, 1946 in Vernal. They spent 57 happy years together.
He retired after 30 years of service from Tooele Army Depot and was a veteran of WWII. George loved to camp, fish and hunt and enjoyed spending time with his family on their property in Indian Canyon.
He is survived by wife; children, Doris (Richard) McDonald, Taylorsville; Connie (Robert) Vigil, West Jordan; Ron (Audrey) Wiggins, Sheridan, Wyo.; Floyd (Lois) Wiggins, Murray; Donald Wiggins and Lynnette (Gary) Simpson, all of Alaska; Lloyd and Bonnie Wiggins, Moab; 31 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren; brother, Edward; sisters, Opal Richardson; Jane Beck and Judy Barnett. George was a wonderful influence on his family and friends and will be deeply missed.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, Nov. 30, 11 a.m., at Fausett Mortuary in Price.


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Kirk Carlisle graduated from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and has a broad and extensive background in a variety of arts. He established the Carlisle Gallery more than 20 years ago, fulfilling a lifelong dream of owning a fine art gallery. Kirk purchases every piece himself, and has established the largest collection of fine art in the Southeast.


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Ten Acres
This ten acre field was originally used for nursery production, although after 10 years Harold Hillier was running out of space for his private plant collection so he decided to add it to his arboretum. Trees such as the impressive wing-nut, Pterocarya x rhederiana were original nursery plantings and thus had a head start.
The two halves have a very different character with Ten Acres West being an open woodland, covered with daffodils and a notable collection of magnolias. Particularly striking in spring, is Magnolia stellata, in several forms. A rare species in its native Japan, this is popular in gardens for its modest size, and its freely produced starry flowers. Plant collector Ernest Wilson said of them, No group of trees and shrubs is more favourably known or more highly appreciated in gardens than magnolias, and no group produces larger or more abundant flowers."
Although the spring-flowering magnolias are the best known, the display here continues well into summer with charming species such as M. sieboldii and M. wilsonii. At the southern edge of Ten Acres West can be found the Hydrangea Walk. Planted between 2001 and 2002, it has a series of woodland paths meandering through stands of mature camellias. While the camellias provide the main display through spring, the hydrangeas peak in mid to late summer and the flower heads even carry into autumn, dying gracefully with many selections of the mophead and lacecap forms of Hydrangea macrophylla as well as H. paniculata cultivars mixed with a variety of viburnums.
Ten Acres East is a more open meadow with specimen trees and shrubs. The grass is delightfully rich with yellow rattle and common spotted orchids. The mown paths take the visitor through a range of witch hazels, hollies, mature crab apples such as Malus hupehensis, which is covered in white flowers in spring and never fails to carry a heavy crop of small red fruits in autumn.
Autumn colour is a feature found in many of the witch hazel family Hamamelidaceae. These include Persian ironwood (Parrotia persica), several sweetgums (Liquidambar), fothergillas, and Corylopsis. Additional autumn colour is provided by Acer, Betula utilis as well as some of the more unusual and less frequently seen Nyssa sinensis.


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Skip to comments.Battleground Tracking poll: Mitt Romney, Barack Obama tied
Posted on 11/04/2012 10:55:16 AM PST by Arthurio
DENVER With just two days to go until Election Day, Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama are tied in the race for president. A new POLITICO/George Washington University Battleground Tracking Poll of 1,000 likely voters taken Monday through Thursday of this past week shows the two presidential candidates tied at 48 percent.
Its a fitting end to a presidential contest that has teetered on parity in recent months Obama was ahead by one point in the Battleground poll last week, while Romney edged the president by two points the week before.
The Battleground tracking poll has been performed each week. A final poll is being conducted this weekend and Monday. The results will be published Tuesday morning.
The POLITICO/George Washington University Battleground poll, conducted by the Tarrance Group and Lake Research Partners, surveyed 1,000 registered likely voters from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1112/83275_Page3.html#ixzz2BHVjgCVR
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
Obama unable to break 50%, still feelin good.
Lets see the internals. Probably weighted D+4 or higher. Taken during the height of Obama's photo op on the hurricane, so not bad.
Romney's momentum has slowed the last week at least in terms of polling. Whether hurricane or just normal race tightening, we will not know until Wednesday. But at least we are not seeing any major Obama resurgence in these last few days. He still cannot get above 50% in any poll.
It seems that they are showing Barry's bounce with Sandy in these "polls". I don't that will mean anything it the voting booth. Americans are fed up with Barry.
It will be interesting now to see what will be Ed Goeas' final election voter projection be from the results of this poll. From him comments on C-Span this morning, he will probably be projecting a 50-48 Romney win.
Didn't this same poll have Obama ahead recently?
Post #4. "I don't THINK that will mean anything in the voting booth." Sorry.
They are going to do another poll. I think Goeas and Lake realize tht the storm may have skewed some of these numbers.
Yep, last week it was a 49-48 Milhous lead. That was when Ed Goeas voter projection model was predicting a 52-47 Romney win. But from his comments this morning on C-Span, he is now predicting a 2 point Romney win. We'll see when it comes out tomorrow.
In the last week before the election, undecided and independent voters take one last look at the candidate they are leaning against. So you always get this tightening in the polls the last week. What we are seeing here in this poll is those leaners are going back to Romney.
What did he say on cspan?
yep but what baffles me, is that anyone could possibly vote for more damage to be done by this crap president.
truly baffles me.
When C-Span host asked him to make a prediction, he said he thought Romney would win by 2 points and 286 EC votes.
So Obama lost a point in this poll and yet Goeas is now predicting a smaller margin of victory for Romney? Is he seeing a more pronounced Sandy effect?
Exactly! You would think that Goeas would continue to project the 52-47 number with this new poll of his showing the race back to a tie. But for some reason he now thinks it's a 2 point race. I don't know if it is the Sandy effect or just the normal tightening of the race. Hope we find out tomorrow when he releases his final voter projection. At least I think he will be releasing it tomorrow if not later tonight. We'll see.
Baffles me to.
Projection is based on poll internals more than Topline. Obama favorability improved, probably due to Christie/Sandy.
Did he say he'd be releasing a projection tomorrow? According to the last paragraph of this article, Battleground is going to do one final poll.
No, he did not say when he would release it. If he did, I did not catch it because I did not see the whole segment. I'm just making an educated guess because the election is on Tuesday, and you would think they may want to release it the day before. If memory serves, I think Goeas released his final election projection the Monday before the election 4 years ago. I'm sure the last poll they will be conducting that you are talking about is being conducted today. So, I expect him to release his final voter projection tomorrow.
"What we are seeing here in this poll is those leaners are going back to Romney."
I think that is exactly what is happening.
ha ha - teetering on parity, my redneck rump. The MSM had this in the bag, over, embarrassing, and unnecessary for six months. It only teetered, er fell over, after the Face-Plant-in-Denver when people could see the truth for themselves. The media were delusional before and delusional now.
It is what I too have been expecting.
If it comes to fruition, then all these rumors of Romney's death will have been greatly exaggerated.
Tommorow's tracking polls tell the tale. If there is no movement towards Romney, it will be an extremely close race that could go either way.
On the other hand, if Romney picks up a point or two, we will finally have brought an end to the Kenyan's reign of terror.
Exactly. I want to see their assumptions about the composition of the electorate. It more than likely is weighted towards a big Democrat electorate. People are going to be shocked.
Note, this same group predicts a Romney win by 4-5 points from a couple days ago despite tied polls after weighting for various factors.
Very hard to tell, but appears to be D+3 poll as well, which is good for us if it's an even election like expected as well as one with higher white turnout.
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Baan Grood Arcadia is located along Baan Grood beach on the area of 12 rais. Surrounding with the beautiful,
warm nature and tropical way of life. Baan Grood Arcadia is the luxury place where you can truly feel at home.
The design of Baan Grood Arcadia is specified on significant Thai touch under the concept of "where the myth come true"
Standard RoomNo. of room: 23 rooms, Area 21 Sq.m.
20 rooms of double bed and just only 3 ones of single bed. Each room was built on a compact space of 21 sq.m. with its private and friendly balcony.
Superior RoomNo. of room: 5 rooms, Area 30 Sq.m.
With five of 30 square meter rooms; single bed including a private balcony for each.
Deluxe Villa, Garden ViewNo. of room: 8 rooms, Area 41.5 Sq.m.
Every room with a balcony is next to the free-form swimming pool and surrounded by alluring scenic surroundings.
Deluxe Villa, Sea ViewNo. of room: 4 villas, Area 47.5 Sq.m.
Sea view room next to the pool; only 4 rooms with its size of 47.5 sq m are provided. A private balcony furnished for each and every.
Superior Deluxe VillaNo. of room: 2 villas/4 bedrooms, Area 82.5 Sq.m.
A stylish bungalow nearby the swimming pool with 2 adjunct bedrooms.
Family VillaNo. of room: 5 villas/15 bedrooms, Area 185 Sq.m.
A two-storied sizable bungalow with 3 bedrooms; a small room and other two big ones placed on a 400 sq.m. plot. A 185 sq m as its living area to support a living room.
|Arcadia Kitchen
Restaurant "Arcadia Kitchen" with a capacity of 90 seats serving breakfast, lunch and dinner starting from 07.00 am. to 9.30 pm.
Breakfast: American and Asian Breakfast
Lunch and Dinner: offering Thai, Western and Sea Food.
Café De Wa
The coffee shop has a unique contemporary design with its upper desk where you can sit and relax. Out there, coffee klatch is easily made in a friendly and homey atmosphere. On the upper deck of Cafe de WA, you can also enjoy watching the sun first appears at the Pacific Ocean in the morning with a cup of neatly brewed coffee in your hand. Over half way of day, afternoon coffee or tea can be one of many choices for one who loves flipping through various and sundry magazines provided in shop.
We Served coffee, fresh seasonal juice and an array of classic drinks. Open daily 7.00- 9.00 pm
See Sea Spa:
Where you will find the wonderful time with in various. You will relax and enjoy the warmth of our service with a verity of packages. Such as Thai traditional massage, Aromatherapy massage oil, Herbal massage, etc. all wait for you.
Swimming Pool:
The Conference Room with a well-equipped with high-tech light and sound components is available for public events, such as conferences, meeting, seminars, weddings, new products launching, and other social functions. Hall can be partitioned off into many desired shapes e.g. theatre, Classroom, U-shape.
|Swimming Pool
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|Sightseeing tour (Khao Thongchai)
Hat Ban Krut located in the Ban Krut area, it is a 12 kilometers stretch of beautiful beach interrupted only by the green mountain,
Khao Thongchai with its beautiful temple and golden Buddha gazing serenely out to sea.
The atmosphere is serene and the beach shaded by coconut palms.
Fishing communities are located along the beach and tourists can truly experience the lifestyle of the local fishermen.
Getting There:
By car
Take Highway No.4 (Petchkasem Road) and then turn left near kilometer stone 368. Go straight ahead along the Petchkasem-Ban Krut Road for approximately 11 kilometres to Ban Krut Beach road, crossing the railway track on the way.
By train
Get off the Ban Krut train station and continue by motorcycle taxi only 5 minute.
By bus
Take the Bangkok-Bang Saphan Bus and get off at the Ban Krut crossroads. Continue by motorcycle.


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Suspect in Rye triple killings, fire caught in Oklahoma
A manhunt that lasted just over a month came to an end Saturday night when authorities apprehended fugitive Harry Mapps at a small hotel near Interstate 40 in Roland, Okla.
The operation to capture Mapps was conducted by Deputy U.S. Marshals and officers from the Eastern District of Oklahoma Violent Crimes Task Force, with the assistance of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and the Roland Police Department.
Mapps is suspected of shooting Reginald and Kim Tuttle and their daughter, Dawn Roderick, at their Rye home then setting the house on fire as a cover-up on Nov. 27.
Mapps had a no-bond nationwide extraditable warrant for three counts of first-degree murder and additional felony charges of theft, identity theft, theft, forgery and arson. He also was wanted by the U.S. Marshals Service for federal Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution.
While on the lam, Mapps was driving the same van he was last seen in when he cashed checks in Pueblo and La Junta on the day of the murders.
"Roland, Okla., is kind of a small town right off of I-40. I-40 is a known interstate that goes from the East Coast to the West Coast," J.R. Hall, Pueblo County undersheriff, said. "Those major thoroughfares are what we were looking for given his trucking background, and we had every indication he would be staying in smaller hotels along the way."
Intelligence gathered by U.S. Marshals led them to the Mapps' van parked outside of the hotel in Roland.
"They simply waited for the right kind of information to come forth and found out that he was in a local hotel, and then developed a plan to get him to come out of his room safely," Hall said. "They did everything with high precision and without incident."
Authorities believe Mapps was in transit to another destination. Hall said he has no known family in Oklahoma.
Mapps' mugshot shows him bleeding with cuts on his face, but Hall said that was the result of a takedown.
"You have to keep in mind that this is someone suspected of murdering three people and suspected of carrying a firearm; it's a dynamic situation," he said. "I'd imagine they took him down to make sure he didn't have any weapons and in the course of that, suffered a minor injury. Those types of injuries tend to bleed a lot. I know of no significant injuries to Mr. Mapps."
Hall said the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office was happy to hear of the capturing of Mapps, but not overly so.
"Although we're excited, we know we still have a long process," he said. "Conviction is where we're looking now. It's all part of what we in the business call the 'three legs of a stool.' You have to have a good investigation, good medical examination and good prosecution. I think we will get justice for the family and victims in this case."
Two detectives from the PCSO traveled to Roland on Sunday to speak with Mapps.
Mapps is currently being held at a jail in Sequoyah County in Oklahoma.
Hall said it is unknown right now when Mapps will be back in Pueblo and in custody at Pueblo County jail.
"When we talk about extradition, it's really up to the individual to either waive extradition or fight extradition," Hall said. "He will come back to Pueblo and get justice here. The victims and the family will get justice from him here. It's just a matter of whether he fights extradition or we have to get a governor's warrant. At this point it's too close to call when he will be back."
Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor expressed his gratefulness to law enforcement agencies across the nation and is pleased to see Mapps captured.
"There are a lot of people who will breathe easier knowing Harry Carl Mapps is in custody and our gratitude goes out to the law enforcement agencies nationwide who worked to locate this fugitive, specifically those in the Roland community and the U.S. Marshals Service," he said.


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MAP04: In multiplayer, add more radiation suits near exit (inside sector 158).
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Did you make sure to use the deh file as well as the wad file? The way out of the throne room opens when you kill a custom enemy added in the deh.
Dunno what's up with 07 though, it always worked for me. Did you have a save at that moment? It should be possible to noclip to where the enemies spawn from and see if anyone's left and if someone is, where exactly (one of the guys who spawn or one of the guys who are supposed to be killed before even spawning, for example).
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Caleb13 said:
Here is a list of problematic areas I remember from MP TNS game and also from my SP playthrough:
MAP05: Maybe add some more ammo at the start in multiplayer, so the players can better deal with the archvile etc.
MAP08: Not really a bug, but lift (sector 84) can be activated by pressing its wall (linedef 671), making the switch (linedef 733) redundant.
MAP17: The switch (linedef 629) for lift (sector 49) is redundant, because the lift can be activated directly.
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MAP19: Make demon panels (sector 629) which block exit from red key area openable from the outside.
MAP07: sectors 36 and 39 rose two times
mouldy said:
You could just stick a SR-lift-lower-wait-raise on the staircase maybe?
scifista42 said:
I don't want to. There's still a (secret) way how to access the area. It'd need to change some other mechanics too. (But definitely it would be possible.)
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Caleb13 said:
MAP28: Flying monsters get stuck in sector 200. Make its linedefs impassable to monsters. This may be applicable to other similar sectors in this area.
MAP28: Secret sector 797 is too small and therefore the secret cannot be "found" very reliably.
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Joseph Lord said:
So antroid, now i can take care it, but need the maps corrected first.
Antroid said:
So where's everyone gone again? This is getting annoying. There's nothing left to fix that would take so much time!
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Five Athletes Retire From the Senior Women's National TeamWINNIPEG - (September 18, 2012) - Since the conclusion of the 2012 Women's NORCECA Olympic Qualification Tournament in May, 2012, five athletes have retired from the senior women's national volleyball team.
Each of them significantly impacted the past quadrennial in their own way. Throughout the next couple of weeks, we will feature these athlete's stories and experiences. To begin, we will focus on libero Julie Young of Red Deer, Alta. (in photo) and left side, Tonya Mokelki of Weyburn, Sask.
Julie Young, Red Deer, Alta.
Julie first competed for the senior women's team in 2008 in an exhibition series versus a professional club team from Japan. From that competition until the 2012 Women's Olympic Qualification Tournament for the London Olympics, she was on the senior roster as a libero and played most competitions as the main libero, playing in 68 international matches. Previous to the senior team, she already had Team Canada experience as she played on both the youth national team (2002) as well as the junior national team (2004).
Julie played her CIS volleyball for the University of Calgary Dinos. During her CIS career she received numerous awards, including: CIS Championship All-Star, Second Team All-Canadian, Academic All-Canadian, Can-West First Team All-Star and the University of Calgary Athlete of the Year during her graduating year in 2008.
Julie helped Team Canada qualify for the 2010 FIVB World Championship in the fall of 2010. Afterwards she played her first professional season in Germany. She played her second and final professional season in Finland. After Canada did not qualify for the London Olympics, Julie received news from the University of Calgary that she was accepted into their Education program, and is now in university studying to be a teacher. She is currently giving back to the sport of volleyball by coaching 5 days a week with the Volleyball Canada Centre of Excellence (VCCE).
Here is what she has to say about her experience playing on Team Canada:
"Being apart of the national team had always been a dream for me and actually being able to live my dream has been amazing! I have learned so much about myself and about my teammates and have built so many life long friendships. You go through struggles and successes with your best friends at your side, you can't say that about many professions. I will never forget that feeling of walking out behind my flag and singing our national anthem with the maple leaf on my chest, it sounds so cliche, but it has been a real honour to represent my country at such a high level. I hope the next generation of athletes understands what a unique opportunity this is and to never take it for granted. Being apart of the national team has shaped me for the better and has prepared me for my next chapter of life as a coach and a teacher. I want to thank everyone who has ever helped me on my journey as a volleyball player and thank you team Canada for being able to make my dream a reality."
Tonya Mokelki, Weyburn, Sask.
Tonya first appeared on a Team Canada roster in 2002 when she traveled with the junior national team to Puerto Rico for the Junior NORCECA Championship. She then played four seasons in the NCAA playing for Colorado State University (CSU) graduating in 2007. That summer she returned to the national training centre where she trained with the senior B team as they prepared for the FISU Games. She didn't make that roster, however, the next summer she made her first senior A roster competing at the 2008 Pan Am Cup in Mexico. She was on the remaining rosters for the rest of the quadrennial, including the 2010 FIVB World Championship. Following that competition, she played her first and only season of professional volleyball in Germany. She played in 71 international matches.
Throughout her four years at CSU she was received the Mountain West Conference (MWC) All-Academic award, and in 2006 and 2007 she was on the Mountain West All-Conference volleyball team. She also received the Colorado State University coaches award when she graduated in 2007.
Tonya recently just bought a house in her hometown of Weyburn, Saskatchewan. She is embarking on a new career in a financial institution and continues to give back to the volleyball community by coaching.
The following are some thoughts from Tonya since retiring from Team Canada:
"You know how that saying goes "You don't know what you had until it's gone", well this I think is what retiring from Team Canada has been like. While you're there in the mix of things that's all you know, it's your life, your identity. You even kind of come to take it for granted because it's so "normal" for you. At first retiring just felt like I was on one of our regular breaks. When try-outs were starting it defintiely felt wierd knowing I wasn't there but when it really hit home was when the team was away competing. I don't regret my decison of retiring, I think it was the right time for me to do it, but i defintiely miss the training, the entire staff, and of course my team mates. The girls were basically my closest friends for 6 years of my life. They were always there, a constant support system. Playing for Team Canada was amazing and I feel so priviledged to have had the opportunity to represent my country. It truely is an honor like no other."


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Most investors were expecting a correction after the enormous surge in 2013, but evidence from Europe indicates that the downturn could be short and may have already happened with this week's blip. Still, as MoneyShow's Tom Aspray writes, this is not the time for aggressive buying, although several stocks he recommends below have fallen to acceptable buy levels.
The US stock market had a sharp two-day slide last week, and most of the major averages made their lows Thursday afternoon before turning higher into the close.
The impressive rally on Friday pushed the Dow Industrials into positive territory for the week, while the other averages finished a bit lower. Friday's close may indicate that the correction is already over.
A correction has been expected for several weeks, as up through February 15, the S&P 500 had closed higher for seven consecutive weeks. While US analysts were fixated on whether the US market would correct or not, European markets were already correcting.
The German Dax Index has been leading the S&P 500 since the June 2012 lows, up 27.8% since then against a 17.2% gain in the S&P 500. Its better relative strength was evident last November, as I discussed in Should You Invest Overseas?
The correction in the Dax from the September highs was much less severe, as it held above the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement support from the June lows. The chart of the Spyder Trust (SPY) shows that it was much weaker, briefly violating the 61.8% support from June's lows.
The Dax index topped on January 25 at 7,865, and at Thursday's low of 7,561 was down 3.8% from its highs. The daily chart also shows a fairly normal corrective pattern that has already taken the Index close to support from the September highs at 7,488. A close in the Dax above last week's high of 7,784 should signal that the correction is over.
SPY has corresponding support now at $148.44, which is about 1% below Thursday's low. Given that the Dax topped out 12 days ahead of SPY, we may see more choppy-to-downward action before its correction is over. This would be more like the first scenario I outlined last Thursday in 2 Scenarios for Market's Correction.
The focus will be on the Eurozone this week, with the Italian election this weekend. Things are so bad that a comic could come in third, as he has struck a chord with the Italian public's disillusion with politicians.
The report from the ECB that Italian bonds make up over half of its holdings from the bond-buying program is also a concern. Overall, the outlook for the Eurozone economies is negative: EU economists are forecasting a 0.3% contraction in its economy, which means a reduction in business and consumer spending and even higher unemployment.
The outlook for Germany is much more positive. The report on the Ifo business-climate index, which showed a climb to 107.4 this month from 104.3 in January, helped boost US stocks early Friday. This index is based on a survey of 7,000 executives, and they are much more positive on the economy than most experts expected. Positive growth is expected in Germany for 2013, with 2% growth in 2014.
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I am a single mom with a 28 month old beautiful spirited little man. Everyone says it's his age, and I get that but I need some support and advice for making it through this and possibly the next 16 plus years. He is my only, so it is my little man and me most of the time. He goes to daycare full time and does see his father every other weekend and on Wednesday evenings. His father isn't much help with any sort of discipline what-so-ever. So he hits me all the time. When I say no to anything, I always say no with an explanation, 2, 3 times and then take what ever away that he is hitting the wall with or on the verge of breaking. And again I explain. So then he hits me. A lot of times he is throwing a ball in the kitchen when I am trying to make supper, it lands in the food or the dirty sink, or is knocking something over. I get that he probably wants my attention so I am trying to stop what I am doing and take him into a different room to play or read a book for a few minutes if supper can simmer on the stove or what ever it is i am trying to do can wait. It is very frustrating though and I have just recently read about these new techniques to try (distraction). Maybe I should bring some blocks or a book for him to look at into the kitchen while I am trying to cook and we can talk about his day. I have put band aids on where he hit me, said "someone hit me, I have an owie" and a million times I have said please don't hit mommy, it hurts me and my feelings. "It's ok to be mad and angry but you have to use your words, you can't hit" I know it probably takes me saying this 3 million times, not just 1 million. But oofda! Holy smokes, this is tough! I thought about having pre-cooked meals that I prepare on the weekends so I just need to re-heat stuff during the week. However that takes a lot of planning and basically i struggle with that. I guess I have already found a lot of ideas and need to just do it! Any other thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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One idea that struck me while reading about throwing a ball while you're cooking, is to try to get him involved in cooking. We have a learning tower our daughter can stand on while we cook. Maybe give him a banana and a cutting board/spoon to cut it with? Something like that... Give him a bowl with something to mix, etc.
Just a quick thought!
I hope this has gotten better for you, I see this is an old thread. I am a SAHM and I have struggled with paying attention to my son and still being able to get things done from the start. My son is 2 and is very busy. I didn't start out AP either. We love our learning tower, money very well spent. We have a small kitchen so it's pretty cramped and for him to play in the sink it has to be pretty clean in there. But he loves it, much more than playing with almost any toys. He does want to help me pour and mix, but I'm not as patient as I should be with that. Mostly he just plays with the water and a bowl or cups in the sink. I'm sure it hasn't helped the water bill to leave it running for a half hour at a time, but it has helped my sanity and his happiness!


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But yeah i play 3 mmos (WOW/STO/TERA) + Diablo 3/League of Legends/Borderlands 2/Starcraft 2. Those are just the games that i generally run at least 1-2 times a week. I have a lot of others. I spent the longest time running on a DSL modem and could never bring myself to delete anything for chance that i might want to play again. My Steam library is over 50 titles in length. Being a full time IT student who takes all his classes online has some advantages :O
I don't feel the need to keep my tv shows/anime/movies/music on the SSD. As well as stuff like Microsoft office or Virtual Box (for a silly linux class).
But thanks for all the help guys, I have Sean's guide bookmarked.
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Corruption in 2011 – Huguette Labelle
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It was a treacherous 2011 as financial crisis, civil strife and public distrust ran rampant from Cairo to Wall Street. Corruption remains a common denominator behind the turmoil, revealing a deep need to redouble the fight against graft in 2012.
2011 crushed the hopes of many around the world. Nearly one-in-seven are hungry and an estimated 80 million new jobs must be created over the next two years to return to pre-financial crisis employment rates, demonstrating the evils of greed, secrecy and corruption. Alarmingly, perceptions about corruption in hard hit countries such as Greece have worsened. Now public opinion polls there show corruption may have become much worse in the past three years.
Illicit money flows continue to be an incredibly disruptive force as well. Strong coordination between the world's leading economies is paramount to overcome this issue. The Group of 20 wealthy countries met in Cannes in November 2011, showing robust signs of promoting this effort as representatives from the world's leading economies unveiled their Anti-Corruption Action Plans. Many of the world's newly wealthy countries including Russia and China have enacted tougher laws on bribery, while some administrations such as President Rousseff's in Brazil have demonstrated significant resolve in their anti-corruption commitments. 2011 has seen the introduction of two major laws promoting transparency in Brazil .
The shift of power to the masses has been one of the biggest developments of the anti-corruption movement in recent history. Widespread intolerance of corruption is of utmost importance if the cycle is to be broken. The anticorruption movement should now work to reach people around the world to help them understand that corruption and impunity are avoidable. By coming together the disenfranchised can seek transparency, integrity and new forms of participative governance from their governments.
The theme for the 15th International Anti-Corruption Conference, Mobilizing People: Connecting Agents of Change, wholly reflects encouraging people at the grassroots to prevent and deal with corruption in their communities. The timing is perfect as millions are demanding a more fair and less corrupt way of life. The lesson for 2011 is that people are waking up to corruption and to the right to use their voice; something many regimes in the Arab world have learnt the hard way.
Encouraging action from empowered people and grassroots organisations around the world suggests 2012 will be on the right track, brightening the lives of those whose daily existence is weighed down by demands for bribes to get the smallest services fulfilled. As it should be, corruption must be at the top of government agendas and occupying much media attention.
Examples from across the developing world demonstrate an important transition, and a corner turned, as the age of mass communication and social media helps ordinary people and organisations convince their leaders to share their agendas. The lead up to the 15th International Anti-Corruption Conference in Brasilia in November 2012 will be an important period for the anti-corruption movement as the voices of empowered people became bigger and stronger, and as elected representatives are asked to respond to newly amplified demands.
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