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Best touchscreen compact cameras
The holiday season is here and if you're off somewhere exotic, then this is the perfect time to make sure that you've got a camera that's up to the task. Compacts are ideal for taking away with you as they weigh less in your luggage than a hefty SLR and they're also lighter to carry around all day, not to mention being a hell of a lot cheaper.
We've already taken at look at the best waterproof cameras around and this time it's the turn of touchscreen models. As more and more of us are using touchscreen mobile phones and tablets we've come to expect this sort of function on more of our gadgets. Touchscreen controls are well suited to cameras because it means that you don't have to use the dials and buttons everytime you want to change modes, you can simply tap the screen and away you go.
We've pulled together a round-up of the best touchscreen compact cameras around. Read on for our pick of the bunch.
Nikon S80
This elegant Nikon S80 has been designed so that you can simply point and shoot without having to worry too much about any pesky settings. It's got a high resolution, 3.5-inch OLED touchscreen, which offers both lovely colour reproduction as well as low power consumption, and Nikon has almost completely done away with hard buttons (the only one that you'll find is the shutter release), so you're almost completely reliant on the touchscreen. Multi-touch support means that you can use the screen to set the focus, take a snap or pinch to zoom, while an impressive 819K-dot resolution means that everything on the screen will be nice and sharp. The camera also features a 14MP sensor, 720p HD video capture and Nikon's excellent image stabilisation system.
A few niggles - below-par results on higher sensitivity settings and the sliding cover having the tendency to capture grains of dirt - will put some off, but it's a great looking camera that offers decent results at a reasonable price of £179.88.
Sony DSC-TX10
Sporting a svelte 17.9mm chassis, this slinky snapper from Sony is extremely compact and ideal for slipping into a pocket or bag. It features a 3-inch LCD touchscreen with a stonking 921K-dot resolution along with a 16.2MP sensor and the ability to take full HD AVCHD video. What's more, it's also got Sony's Sweep Panorama mode on board. This nifty feature automatically stitches together shots into a panoramic snap. If that wasn't enough, the TX10 is also capable of capturing 3D still images.
This one's also waterproof, dustproof, shockproof and freezeproof, making it a great all-rounder to take on holiday. This is the priciest of the bunch at £288.17, but if you can spare the cash then this feature-packed camera should service you well.
This one's also waterproof, dustproof, shockproof and freezeproof, making it a great all-rounder to take on holiday. This is the priciest of the bunch at £288.17, but if you can spare the cash then this feature-packed camera should service you well.
Canon IXUS 310 HS
The 12.1MP IXUS 310 HS (£225) sports a 3.2-inch 16:9 touchscreen with a 461K-dot resolution that takes up almost the entire back panel of the camera leaving no room for an optical viewfinder, or much else besides (apart from a small playback button). The screen offers a 461k-dot resolution while the camera also sports a rather more modest 4.4x optical zoom. The IXUS 310 also offers full HD video recording along with a slow motion capture mode and an array of digital filters for an arty effect.
It's a little bulkier than some of the other cameras listed here but image quality is very impressive, even as you move your way up through the ISO 100-3200 range.
Panasonic DMC-FS37
An upgrade from the previous year's DMC-FS33, the DMC-FS37 boasts 16 megapixels, compared to the 14 offered by its predecessor and also sports a larger 3-inch LCD screen with a 230k-dot resolution. This snapper incorporates what Panasonic calls its "intelligent LCD", which includes on-screen controls for zooming and taking a picture, while there are still physical controls for these elsewhere on the camera.
With a broad focal range that allows for everything from close-up portraits to wide angle vistas, this is a great camera for taking on your hols and it comes with a reasonable price tag of £147.99.
Samsung ST6500
The camera body of the T6500 has been curved around the lens at 7 degrees for a more comfortable fit in the hand, says Samsung, but what else does it have apart from distinctive styling? Well, it also features a 16MP sensor, along with with a 5x zoom and of course there's the 3-inch LCD touchscreen. The display has a relatively low screen resolution of just 230K dots so you may find it's not quite as sharp as some of the other models here.
It also has 720p HD video capture along with a comprehensive range of digital photo filters that let you add effects such as vignettes and film grain to your snaps and there's also a tilt-shift mode for minature effects. Not bad for £155.19.
Fujifilm FinePix Z900EXR
This brightly coloured gadget form Fujifilm is a great option for those that want a simple camera that will allow them to point and shoot as it takes care of all the settings automatically. The flat-fronted camera is very neat and compact and has a 16MP sensor along with a massive 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen (with a respectable 460K-dot resolution), which we found to be very easy to use when we reviewed the Z900, largely thanks to the multi touch support.
The inclusion of full HD 1080p video capture along with a panoramic mode also help to make the £154.43 price tag sound like excellent value for money.
Kodak EasyShare Touch M577
This palm-sized compact has a 14MP sensor along with a 3-inch LCD touchscreen with a reasonable 460K-dot resolution, and it also includes the option of recording in 720p HD. It also includes a comprehensive range of creative filters that you wouldn't necessarily expect to find on a compact in this price range (it's currently selling for £107.99).
The EasyShare moniker means that this snapper makes it as easy as possible to share your images. Simply pressing the share button will let you send your snap directly to Kodak Gallery, Facebook, Twitter or Flickr, among others and will also enable to you send it by email. At just over £100, this is great little camera, particularly if you're into your online photo sharing.
Casio EXILIM EX-TR100 (TRYX)
The unconventional designed of the TRYX includes a frame that be swiveled and rotated like a sort of square tripod in order to set up awkward cameras angles, such as self portraits. The 12MP camera can also shoot 1080i HD movies and also offers a panoramic mode altough sadly the zoom is limited to digital-only. The 3-inch screen has a reasonably standard 460k-dot resolution, which puts it neck and neck with many of its competitors.
The £199.95 price tag is rather steep, but if you want something a little different then the TRYX may just well be it, although the somewhat off-kilter design won't be for everyone.
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There's no one laptop that's perfect for everyone's needs — to find your perfect tech match, you'll want to take a serious look at what you want from your computer. Consider these questions:
What do you need it to do? A computer for checking email doesn't need as much power as a computer for editing video or playing games. For more computing power, you're looking for a faster processor speed (which is a measure of the computer's overall speed) or a larger number of processor cores (which is a measure of how quickly the computer will be able to handle multiple tasks at once).
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Circa Joan & David Atlee Pump
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Showcase your chic, professional style in the Circa Joan & David Atlee. This suede pump perfectly compliments your business attire.
- Suede upper
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Location: sf, ca
December 29, 2012
great shoe!
"The fit is true size and its very comfortable, even for me given that I have wide feet. Its a beautiful cranberry color and has an ideal heel height that works well with both pants and skirts. Excellent value for the price. the shoe looks more expensive than it is! The only negative is that the heel seems wide because it slips which is unusual for me with any shoes."
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Rampage Gracee Platform Pump
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Ramp up your style with the Rampage Gracee peep toe! This feminine eyelet pump is sure to make you stand out in a crowd.
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February 18, 2014
Graduation shoes
"I bought these shoes to go with my white dress for graduation. Its very pretty and summery but if you have wide and sweaty feet like me then standing or walking in these baby for more than an hour will not be pleasant. The tip where the shoes are made of fabric and are easily stained. The shoes are also a bit lengthier and tend to slip out and hurt the area around my ankle. I ended up returning them."
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Nice for Summer
"I've kind of had my eye out for some classy white shoes for summer so decided to try these. They are actually not white - they are definitely a cream color - but were still very nice. I was worried that the "lace" material may look tacky but it was not. I usually wear a 7.5 or 8 and ordered the 8 but it was definitely too large - I should have gone with the 7.5. Decided to return them as they were too big and I didn't really want a cream colored shoe. If that's what you're looking for though, these are very nice."
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"Great shoes - the canvas fabric is more comfortable than hard leather and the sole isnt hard. My only concern is the fabric already feels loose so I'm worried y feet may slip out."
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North Fork John Day Ranger District (Or.); Powell, David C.; Erickson, Vicky (January , 1997)[more][less]
Abstract: Vegetation report analyzes impact of fire on pre-fire forest cover types and examines potential natural vegetation and current conditions. Recommendations consider free salvage, natural regeneration, artificial reforestation, thinning, understory removals, prescribed burning, fertilization, and pruning. BAER (burned area emergency rehabilitation) report is designed to alleviate emergency watershed conditions following wildfire to help stabilize soil, control water, sediment, and debris movement, and prevent threats to life, property, and other downstream values, both on-site and off-site. Recommends that the District acquire high-resolution (2-meter) color infrared (CIR) photography for the fire area, that the burned plantations be replanted as quickly as possible, that the remaining areas with a high amount of stand mortality be rescheduled for planting, that all plantings emphasize establishment of early-seral conifers on upland sites, and that future stand densities by maintained at levels which minimize the potential for crown fires. Description: 72 pp. Tables, figures, maps, references, appendix, illus. "Pre-fire forest types were very diverse, largely in response to a relatively steep elevational gradient ranging from 3,000 feet near the North Fork of the John Day River at the southwestern corner of the fire perimeter to 6,850 feet at Tower Mountain lookout on the extreme eastern edge of the analysis area." Date of BAER report is September 1996. Captured June 18, 2008. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/6778
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Kelly & Katie Saddle Flap Mini Crossbody Bag
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Kelly & Katie brings us simple style with this cross body bag. A classic bag with exciting design elements is just what you need for a weekend shopping trip.
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perfect fit!
"I needed a small xbody bag that i could fit the essentials in when I wasn't carrying the diaper bag. Now i carry it with the diaper bag! Its so roomy for the size with a surprise to me pocket on the back. I can grab and go; its perfect for when its just me sans baby!"
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Awesome Little Purse
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BC Footwear Alamo Wedge Bootie
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Of all the wedge booties you've seen this season, remember the Alamo! BC Footwear meshes oxford lacing, a moccasin style toe, a crepe platform and wedge, all brought into one fashionable bootie.
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January 14, 2013
"Wore these booties for the first time today ALL day. In snow. Lots of snow. These don't have good traction, but my feet didn't get wet, miraculously. No discomfort. I'm used to wearing expensive, comfortable shoes, so I was a bit nervous about these, being under $100. The heel is just right: tall enough to lengthen the look of your legs, but short enough to be on your feet all day. Usually when I step out of heels my big toe joint hurts for an hour or so, but not with these. I have fairly wide feet, which I was nervous about when I first stepped into what seemed to be pretty narrow shoes, but I sinched up the laces and they look great. They definitely appear a little on the cheap side, since they're not real leather and the sole is cheap rubber but you get what you pay for. The boxy toes are slightly irregular on my pair, with one with a more angular toe, and the other with a slight indention. Nothing noticeable from the "audience". The laces DO tie like normal at the top of the boot, which isn't pictured on DSW. Shipping took a long time, but I'm used to Zappos & Endless/Amazon. I would buy these again through DSW though I think I have to buy another pair for when I wear these out!!"
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December 17, 2012
"These shoes are so comfortable and awesome. They are super easy to walk in and I've been wearing them almost non stop since I got them. I don't normally wear wedges or heels so these are just perfect for me. I love love love them."
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December 09, 2012
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Great Booties
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In commission meetings in March the following actions were taken:
Commission agreed to let the youth hold the graduation night party at the pool. The group has plans for a pool party, climbing wall, dance, mechanical bull, food and other activities. They hope to raise enough money so they can have a large tent at the event so activities can be held even in bad weather. This is the seventh year for the Grad Party. Sheriff LaMar Guymon said he will have two deputies at the event and they have helped at the event each year and they haven't had any problems. The organizers are looking for volunteers to help supervise the event. Anyone interested can contact Four Corners Mental Health and sign up to volunteer with Lori Huntington. The Commissioners reminded organizers the pool capacity can't be more than 130 people in the pool at any one time. The commission approved the purchase of a water pressure reducer for the pool.
Neal Peacock and Tom Humphrey were re-appointed to the Castle Valley Special Service District. Caleen Wilcox was appointed to the Emery County Care and Rehab board. Mark H. Willians and Richard Jensen were appointed to the Emery County Special Service District #1 board. Guy Webster was appointed as an at-large member for the Emery County Public Lands Council to represent the Green River area.
Sgt. Tom Harrison presented the county emergency response plan to the commissioners. The plan has been revised and updated. It is now on the computer so changes can be made more easily in the future.
Sgt. Harrison has presented the plan to all the cities to see if they would like to participate with the county on their plan or if they want to have their own plan. Every city needs a plan in order to qualify for FEMA funding in the event of a disaster. The emergency response plan will be a work in progress and updates will be made as needed.
Sgt. Harrison reported all the cities are favorable to joining the county plan except Green River because of their distant location they wish to have their own plan.
Sheriff Guymon reported the Emery County Sheriff's Office has been asked to be a major presenter at the Governor's conference on emergency preparedness in May.
The commissioners agreed to declare lot 1-128-39 in Ferron as county surplus property and the process will begin to dispose of the propery including advertisement and the gathering of bids as well as notification of any adjacent land owners. The property is valued at $93.
Rocky Mountain Power was granted permission to store materials at the Green River road shop for a project they have going in the area. A waiver agreement will be drawn to discuss liability issues should the property be damaged or stolen.
The commission waived a building permit fee for the food bank so they can install a new furnace.
The court house main floor will receive a new paint job and the job will be advertised. All walls in all offices will be painted.
Commissioner Gary Kofford reported $2.2 million of federal stimulus money is to be used on the Goblin Valley Road. There are four miles of that road yet to be finished. This project should complete the first section for approximately two miles and it will be bid within 90 days. The state parks access funds part of the road will be bid at another time and the projects will be separate.
Morris Sorensen was reappointed to the Emery County Water Conservancy District.
The commission awarded the bid for the aquatic park to Nelco Construction. This is a fast act contract and work must begin within 90 days. The project should be complete and seeded by mid-July. Castle Dale will also participate on this park project and they will construct a restroom at the park.
Lawn Tech will take care of the fertilization and weed control on the county owned lawns at the museum, county building and senior centers.
The law enforcement agreement with the forest service was approved. The sheriff's office provides law enforcement and patrols to the campgrounds and forest.
The county emergency operations plan was officially adopted by the commission.
The replacement purchase of a chiller for the county building was approved. The old one hasn't worked for two years. The replacement cost is $72,000.
The commission approved the donation of a county owned piece of land by the Emery Library for the construction of the new fire station in Emery. A public hearing will be held on April 14 to reopen and ammend the county budget.
The May tax sale is set for May 21 at 10 a.m.
The road agreement with the forest service was approved to apply mag chloride along the forest road to the Ferron Dugway. The county provides the workers and equipment and the forest service pays for the chemical.
The commission approved a letter be written to the State Finance Office which designated the Emery County Special Service District #1 to receive the county's portion of the Secure Rural School Title I funds. This money will be used for the county match money on the Goblin Valley road project.
A public hearing is set for April 14 at 10 a.m. for the Four Corners Behavioral Health regarding the Emery County substance abuse program.
A memorandum of understanding was approved between Emery Recreation and Emery County for the operation of the gun range.
The recruitment process will begin for a full-time animal control officer.
Mindi Labrum, Tammy Oliverson and Stayler McOmie were approved as head lifeguards at the aquatics center. Janetta Young was approved as a part-time janitor at the Cleveland Library. EMTs were approved to be scheduling coordinators for their unit: Valerie Newland in Green River, James Byars in Emery, Becky Nelson in Ferron, Marie Jensen in Castle Dale and Pete Alger in Huntington.
Sue Copinga was approved as the training officer for the EMTs.


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Picture the scene: a New Year's Eve party, a friend sidles up and after the usual pleasantries, talk turns to money. He tells you that he was surprised to receive a letter explaining that from January 1 he will have to pay £200 an hour for his financial adviser's services.
He is shocked because he had always assumed that he received advice for next to nothing. He adds that his adviser is dropping his "independent" tag and going "restricted", which sounds "distinctly second rate".
Would you know what your friend is talking about?
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News Posts
Sperm Whales' Amazing Adaptations
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Fifty-five million years ago, a group of hoofed mammals began a slow move from shore to sea, in time evolving a set of extraordinary features to thrive in their new environment. Today's whales share many anatomical traits with other mammals, but the unique adaptations of species such as sperm whales illustrate how organisms can transform over time as they carve out their place on the planet.
The Search for Slow Lorises
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Museum postdoctoral researcher Mary Blair recently traveled to Vietnam to search for nocturnal primates called slow lorises. Blair is currently writing about the experience on The New York Times' Scientist at Work: Notes from the Field blog.
The Forest Unseen with David Haskell
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For one year, biologist David Haskell watched the same, one-square-meter patch of old growth forest in the mountains of Tennessee. In this podcast, Dr. Haskell shares some of the stories and scientific insights from his book, "The Forest Unseen," which chronicles his experience of closely observing one small ecosystem.
Film: Reefs Illuminated Premiering Sunday, April 14
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For an evocative look at a glowing underwater world, come to the Museum to see Reefs Illuminated, set in the remote South Pacific coral reefs of the Solomon Islands, which premieres at 11 am this Sunday, April 14, during the Milstein Science Series: Island Life program. Watch the trailer.
Ask a Paleontologist: Where Are the Museum's Dinosaur Fossils Kept?
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Museum Research Associate Lowell W. Dingus, Ph.D., takes viewers behind the scenes to a "library of dinosaur bones" and explains how these fossils are stored, in a video.


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Adult, two juveniles arrested in burglary investigation
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. - A police chase involving go-carts ended with three people arrested on several theft charges.
Washington County, Tennessee Sheriff's deputies say the suspects crashed the go-cart with the stolen items on Winchester Drive on Sunday.
Investigators say the group is linked to a string of car break-ins and thefts in the Eastern Star area of Washington County, Tennessee.
Investigators found a woman and tow juveniles on Easter Private Drive.
They say they charged Shaylynn Mallon with filing a false report and accessory after the fact to burglary.
Two minors were also arrested. Investigators say the two admitted to the burglaries. They were taken to the juvenile detention center.


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|Posted by Angela on February 11, 2004 at 12:12:36:
I was running my garbage disposal quite a bit this morning when all of a sudden water came shooting out the drain on the other side of the sink. (I have a double sink) I shut it off right away. It smelled like a sewer, so I put some vinegar and pine sol down it. Then I ran it again. It backed up a little into the other sink but I ran it one more time and it was fine. I've run it a few times since with no problems but I can't get the smell out. So, my first question is, what happened? My second is, any suggestions on how to get the odor gone. Thanks!
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PRICE-Rosalie Bertot Christensen, 77, passed away April 16, 2011 after a six year struggle with Chronic Lymphocitic Leukemia (CLL) and Hemolitic Anemia.
She was born Sept. 17, 1933 in Peerless, Utah to Italian immigrants John and Josephine Buffo Bertot. Rosalie married Ray Christensen on Sept. 3, 1953 in Las Vegas, Nev.
Rosalie was a rare and precious woman and an exceptional mother who always put her family's needs before her own. She was an excellent seamstress and made many of her own clothes as well as her children's when they were growing up. She was one of the best Italian cooks around and prepared many specialties over the years, especially the 12 years the family spent in Sunnyside, Utah.
Rosalie worked for Reeves and Peacock, CPAs in Price for 20 years as an accounting clerk and typist. She was a great wife to Ray and she tolerated the many camping and fishing trips to Fishlake and Flaming Gorge.
She is survived by her husband, Ray; children, Denise (Bruce) Lindsay, Salina, Utah and their children Krysta and Kyle (Sarah); Karen (Isidor) Plarisan, Roseville, Calif. and their children Miles, Karly and T. J., John (Cathy) Christensen, Price, Utah and their children Jack and Emma; sisters, Lena, Emma and Bea all of Roseville, Calif.; in-laws Ted and Nola Myrl, Clyde and Nancy, Ross and Peggy.
She was preceded in death by parents, brother, Frank; and brother in-law, Jack.
Funeral service, Wednesday, April 20, 2011, 1 p.m., at Mitchell Funeral Home (233 East Main Street) in Price. A vigil service will be held Tuesday evening at 7 p.m at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services.
Interment, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Rosalie at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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The Tinley Park Veterans Memorial features benches along a parkway and is dedicated to Village Trustee Pat Rea, a retired U.S. Army Brigadier General.
CITY:Tinley Park
Palos Heights 9/11 and Veterans Memorial
This unique memorial is dedicated to those who lost their lives in the tragic events on September 11, 2001.
CITY:Palos Heights
First of its kind in the nation! Includes 60 high-back chairs with cocktail tables in between. While enjoying a first-run movie, dine on appetizers, entrees, or desserts served at your table. Admission includes movie, endless popcorn, and valet parking.
McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - College of DuPage's McAninch Center is home to several resident professional ensembles, student productions and world-class touring attractions plus the Gahlberg Gallery for visual arts.
CITY:Glen Ellyn
Frankfort Area Historical Society
Small museum with unique display areas and photographs of Frankfort memorabilia.
Culture Stock is a social venture that operates as a hub for cultural activities and community programs while serving as a used book and media re-seller. Culture Stock, located in the heart of Downtown Aurora, offers up-and-coming musicians, poets and other artists a place to display their talents. Stop in for a taste of Aurora's culture, read a good book in a cozy corner, listen to a new performer or join a language circle. Kids have events at Culture Stock too. Check their Facebook page for a Downtown Aurora cultural experience update today!
Wholesome family entertainment with song, dance, and humor. Join us for lunch and dinner show packages.
CITY:New Lenox
Chapel on the Green & Heritage Hall
Dating back to 1855, and built from hand-hewn oak and walnut beams cut from woods along the nearby Fox River, this structure holds the unique distinction of being Kendall County's oldest church building. With it's "New England-style" charm, 1899 pipe organ, and original stained glass windows, the Chapel on the Green is one of the most architecturally and historically significant structures in the county. Nestled in the heart of the city's north side, the Chapel on the Green is located one block west of Route 47 (Bridge Street) at the northeast corner of Church and Center Streets, adjacent to the historic Town Square Park.
SPAA THEATER is focused on providing quality stage plays and much need programs, such as their; CSI & Film Camps, Adult Acting, Writing & Speaking Classes, SPAA Master's Certification Classes, SPAA Children's Theater, SPAA Radio, SPAA TV and Much more! They are dedicated to providing, developing and enhancing "Edutainment" (Education & Entertainment) through programs, live productions and commitment to the surrounding communities.
CITY:Park Forest
Discover a world of fun and learning at the Children's Museum in Oak Lawn! Explore Neuroscience, theater, art and other fun, educational exhibits.
CITY:Oak Lawn
This memorial is dedicated to the 50+ men from Blue Island who served in the Union armies.
CITY:Blue Island
This memorial incorporates over twelve tons of steel and concrete from the World Trade Center disaster and features bronze sculptures by Artist Erik Blome.
CITY:Oak Lawn
The memorial's steel, five point star represents the branches of military service. The angle of the star reminds us of those who perished in the line of duty. The memorial also includes commemorative headstones of the first seven Oak Forest residents who died in combat.
CITY:Oak Forest
This memorial features a polished black stone wall dedicated to all veterans and displays the names of all Oak Lawn residents who died serving their country.
CITY:Oak Lawn
If These Walls Could Talk in Downtown Aurora not only provides 100% archival quality framing services their shop acts as an art gallery for visitors to enjoy, buy, and sell their art. A regular venue for Downtown Aurora's First Friday event.
A salute to the 5 branches of the Armed Forces. Memorial brick walkway honoring those who have served. Veterans Day ceremony held each year in November.
CITY:Palos Hills
Moraine Valley Community College Fine & Performing Arts Center
The Fine & Performing Arts Center (FPAC) presents quality cultural programs and popular entertainment in the 600-seat Dorothy Menker Theater, 150-seat Oremus Theater and the Robert F DeCaprio art gallery.
CITY:Palos Hills
Park Forest Historical Society Archive
Park Forest Local History Collection and Archive. Documents, photographs, video, and newspapers on historic Park Forest, 1946. Some items are on the early history of the region. It is best to call ahead to speak to the archivist. Some information is available at the Park Forest Public Library.
CITY:Park Forest
Three floors of fun! Shop our 1st floor boutique, create in our upstairs art studio and upcycle with vintage soul re-sale in our lower level.
St. James at Sag Bridge is the Oldest Church in Northern Illinois. Built by Irish immigrants who built the canal. Established in 1833, it is the sole country parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago serving a growing community of Catholics who come together to worship God through the celebration of the Eucharist and traditional devotional activities within truly unique and beautiful surroundings.
Step back into the 1950s in a representation of an original home with toys, dolls, books, clothes and furnishings of the era, in the first fully-planned post-World War II suburb.
CITY:Park Forest
Fermilab's Lederman Science Center
The Leon M. Lederman Science Education Center houses hands-on exhibits for ages 10+, technology and science labs, a store and the K-12 Teacher Resource Center. Science Adventures classes for all ages take place at the Lederman Science Center. The Center also has a unique collection of indoor and outdoor exhibits introducing students to the world of particle physics. Open to the public Monday–Friday 8:30 AM–4:30 PM and on Saturdays from 9:00 AM–3:00 PM. The Center can accommodate groups of five or fewer on a walk-in basis. Larger groups must book a visit. Call 630-840-8258 for more information. A guided tour for families is available the first Saturday of the month from 10:00 am to noon.
Aurora University's Crimi Auditorium
This much-lauded and beautiful auditorium hosts classical and popular musical events as well as popular lectures and recitals. It is located in Aurora University's Institute for Collaboration building.
Midwest SOARRING Foundation's Native American Cultural Center
Midwest SOARRING (Save Our Ancestors Remains & Resources Indigenous Network Group) Foundation was formed in November of 1996. They are a Native American non-profit organization who assists with repatriation, protection of sacred sites and educates the public about Native American culture, through Pow Wows, cultural programs and environmental issues. The new Cultural Center is made possible by a lease obtained through the City of Lockport.
The original 1893 schoolhouse displays hundreds of original artifacts depicting immigrant turn-of-the-century life of families, businesses, and coal mines. Original items include the jailhouse iron doors, soccer trophies and bocce balls, coal mining tools, furniture and household items, old store supplies, Illinois coal reports, maps and plats, and plenty of family memories; there is something to interest everyone.
CITY:Coal City
The Aurora Elks Lodge No. 705 is a Mayan style building on Stolp Island in Aurora, Illinois. It is included in the Stolp Island Historic District. The building was built in 1926 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. (Re-development planning in process.)
Kendall County Historic Courthouse
Victorian Italianate structure opened in 1964 that towers proudly over the Fox River and the City of Yorkville. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Olde Courthouse Gallery graces the main hall with shows featuring the work of artists from Kendall County and beyond. Laws of Nature exhibit focuses on the natural resources of the county. Tours available.
Leland Tower is a twenty-two story tall building located on Stolp Island in Aurora, Illinois. Leland Tower was at one point the tallest building in Illinois outside of Chicago. Stolp Island is recognized as a Historical District by the National Register of Historical Places. Leland Tower was at one time the tallest building in the world, and dominates the downtown of Aurora, dwarfing all the other buildings located there. The tower was built initially as a hotel. The Leland Hotel project was conceived in 1926 and was one of the most ambitious projects in the city's history. The project was announced by an organization known as the Aurora Building Corporation through Herbert P. Heiss of the First Illinois Company. Mr. Heiss had located and purchased the site for the proposed hotel. The building contract was awarded to the H.G. Chtistman Company, general contractors of South Bend, Indiana and Detroit, Michigan. Anker Sveere Graven and Arthur Guy Mayger were chosen to design the hotel which was planned to be one of the grandest buildings outside of Chicago.
From 1908 to 1940, Sears Roebuck and Company ordered, manufactured and sold homes to hundreds of thousands of Americans. Sears homes were popular in the railroad community of Aurora, which boasts 136 authenticated properties, making Aurora one of the largest concentrations of Sears homes in the country. Take the tour - stop by the literature center at 43 W. Galena Blvd. or download an entire list of Sears Homes from the City's web site.
Aurora Architectural Driving Tour
Enjoy a self-guided driving tour of Aurora's historic districts. Go back in time to Pre-Civil War era when Illinois' second largest city was being formed. Visit the Roundhouse, Stolp Island, Central Fire Station, Auto-Row, the house made of coal and much more. Online tour information available by clicking the link to the City of Aurora's Historic Preservation page of the City's web site.


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Steve Madden Hirsch Oxford
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Step into cool with the Hirsch oxford from Steve Madden. The smooth leather and moccasin style make it a perfect shoe for jeans or slacks.
- Leather upper
- Moccasin style detail
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By: MrHeath
Location: Wyoming
November 16, 2013
Best Dress Shoe
"This shoe is perfect for what I needed it for. Looks fantastic with both dressier slacks and suits as well as jeans and a sweater. Has a slimming effect due to the laces and makes your foot look a little long but overall it's an amazing and classy shoe."
By: deusexmachina
Location: Trinidad
October 09, 2013
not leather
"Bought these about a year ago, they look great fit great and received lots of compliments while wearing them. My one complaint and this is a big one, these are NOT leather. I don't care what Steve Madden says. After a yr the material is flaking off and cracking. So now they're basically useless."
By: Reec
July 16, 2013
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Jessica Simpson Amity Flat
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Who says flats are boring? Slip into the Jessica Simpson Amity. With a pointy toe, this flat is sure to make you stand out from crowd.
- Fabric upper with suede trim
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By: ChainMeToTheWall
Location: New Jersey
November 07, 2013
Love them!
"I wasn't sure if the shoe would be worth the price (even the sale price was a bit high), but they are beautiful and extremely comfortable. The inside is cushioned and very soft. Very glamorous for a flat. I'm even considering ordering another pair in case they're no longer available when I wear these out."
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Location: MD
August 10, 2013
Love them
"Perfect fit. Comfortable and great design. I can't wait for Fall!!!"
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Location: Silicon Valley
July 18, 2013
fun and sophisticated
"Beautiful little flat! The bronze paired with black suede and those killer studs -- so pretty, with an edge. I'll definitely be wearing these a lot. (I put an insole in them to pump up the comfort factor.)"
By: Lovequist
Location: New Jersey
April 18, 2013
Perfect flats
"I adore these shoes. The metallic sheen and studs give these shoes an awesome edgy feel. They are very comfy and cool."
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The Crusaders held on to edge the Highlanders 32-30 in an electrifying South Island derby in Dunedin on Saturday.
The Crusaders held on to edge the Highlanders 32-30 in an electrifying South Island derby at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin on Saturday.
If you can watch rugby in heaven, this is the kind of game that should be on the TV!
Eight-tries – four apiece – and a breathtaking finish made for arguably the best Super Rugby clash of the season so far.
It could not have been closer as TMO Vinny Munro denied the home side a last-minute match-winning try when he ruled that the ball had hit the touchline and tryline simultaneously as wing Patrick Osborne dived into the corner. It's a decision that will long be debate and could have huge repercussions. In fairness it was a question of millimetres and could have gone either way.
The Highlanders led 12-10 at the interval thanks to tries from hooker Ged Robinson and Osborne after the Crusaders had opened the scoring through a Jordan Taufua try.
Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder had raised eyebrows by benching his All Black front row but his decision was vindicated when second-string props Tim Perry and Nepo Laulala both scored after the break to put the visitors in front.
Crusaders wing Nemani Nadolo's try on the hour mark secured the bonus point and gave the visitors a healthy lead but the Highlanders bounced back again as centre Malakai Fekitoa and full-back Ben Smith touched down in the last quarter to set up a grandstand finish.
The Crusaders charged out of the blocks, hammering the Highlanders scrum and showing the intensity that was missing in last week's loss to the Sharks. Taufua crashed over from short range to cap a period of sustained pressure.
Indeed the visitors dominated the opening quarter but the momentum swung in the Highlanders' favour when Richie McCaw was yellow carded for cynically killing the ball.
With McCaw in the bin, the Highlanders got on the scoreboard as Robinson hit Aaron Smith's pass at pace to crash over.
Osborne bagged the Highlanders' second try shortly afterwards, beating four defenders down the touchline after a great offload by Fekitoa, who had another outstanding game.
The Crusaders hit back immediately after the break as Perry crashing over but Lima Sopoaga levelled the scores at 15-all going into the final half hour with a penalty.
Laulala scored the Crusaders' third with some smart close-quarters work after another barging run by Nadolo, who set up both tries for his props.
Israel Dagg was at the origin of try number four with some fancy footwork as he put Nadolo over in the corner.
Fekitoa found his way over out wide with another excellent try with 13 minutes left before Ben Smith crossed in the opposite corner after an eye-catching display of handling from the hosts.
The Highlanders were camped on the Crusaders line in the dying minutes until Osborne headed for the corner and left TMO Munro with a tough call.
The scorers:
For Highlanders:
Tries: Robinson, Osborne, Fekitoa, B. Smith
Cons: Sopoaga, Parker
Pens: Sopoaga, Parker
For Crusaders:
Tries: Taufua, Perry, Laulala, Nadolo
Cons: Slade 3
Pens: Slade 2
Yellow card: McCaw
Highlanders: 15 Ben Smith, 14 Richard Buckman, 13 Malakai Fekitoa, 12 Shaun Treeby, 11 Patrick Osborne, 10 Lima Sopoaga, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Nasi Manu, 7 Shane Christie, 6 Elliot Dixon, 5 Joe Wheeler, 4 Jarrad Hoeata, 3 Chris King, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Kane Hames.
Replacements: 16 Sam Anderson-Heather, 17 Matias Diaz, 18 Ma'afu Fia, 19 Tom Franklin, 20 Gareth Evans, 21 Fumiaki Tanaka, 22 Hayden Parker, 23 Phil Burleigh.
Crusaders : 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Johnny McNicholl, 13 Tom Taylor, 12 Ryan Crotty (c), 11 Nemani Nadolo, 10 Colin Slade, 9 Andy Ellis, 8 Luke Whitelock, 7 Richie McCaw, 6 Jordan Taufua, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Dominic Bird, 3 Nepo Laulala, 2 Ben Funnell, 1 Tim Perry.
Replacements: 16 Corey Flynn, 17 Wyatt Crockett, 18 Owen Franks, 19 Jimmy Tupou, 20 George Whitelock, 21 Willi Heinz, 22 Adam Whitelock, 23 Nafi Tuitavake.
Referee: Glen Jackson (New Zealand)


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For 6 months, Gordon and Renee from Denim Therapy are wearing raw denim jeans everyday, and documenting their experience on Tumblr. Every Friday you can follow their progression here. This was week 2 (see last weeks article here).
Gordon (jeans pictured above): This week the weather has been great in NYC, so there haven't been any overcoats covering up my great pair of Nudies. They have been free to soak up the moderate elements! The honey combs are starting to develop behind my legs and there are some whiskers on my front hips. As of yet there has only been creases and no color changes. I am looking forward to the color fading on the creases so the wear becomes more pronounced.
Renee (jeans pictured above): As much as I love to see the beautiful bright orange selvege edge on my Jean Shop jeans when they are cuffed, I'll be hemming them here at Denim Therapy next week. Apparently so does the general public, because I was stopped this week and asked about my jeans (specifically, if they were raw/dry and about the selvege). Maybe it's the fact that I can be obsessive about certain things, or maybe it's where I work–but this girl likes her pants at exactly the right length. As spring progresses I'll still be rolling them up to wear with sandals and flats, so I'm sure I'll still get asked about my jeans on the subway. As far as wear goes, I'm seeing some slight discoloration behind my knees. Very exciting stuff!
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Madden Girl Maddey Platform Sandal
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Steal the show in a satin sandal from Madden Girl. The Maddey T-strap platform is the perfect choice for your next special occasion.
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Pretty Feet
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April 26, 2013
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158th session
Informal Documents for the 158th session of WP.29 (13-16 November 2012)
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NOTE: As part of the secretariat's effort to reduce expenditure, informal documents made available one week prior to the session on this website will not be available in the conference room for distribution to session participants. Delegates are kindly requested to bring their copies to the meeting.
WP.29-158-31 - (IC) - ANEC/CI Statement to the World Forum for the Harmonisation of Vehicle regulations (UNECE WP 29)
WP.29-158-30 - (EU) - EC CARS 2020 action plan for European auto industry
WP.29-158-29 - (USA) - NHTSA SS_V (Strikeable Surrogate Vehicle)
WP.29-158-28 - (Chair of the informal working group on UN GTR No. 9-Phase 2) - Third progress report of the informal working group on Phase 2 of UN GTR No. 9 (IG GTR9 - PH2)
WP.29-158-27 - (Secretariat) - Proposal of amendments to ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2012/53 (New draft UN Regulation on Child Restraint Systems)
WP.29-158-26 - (Japan) - Japan's positions regarding measures to improve the safety and the environment for vehicles
WP.29-158-25 - (EU) - Proposal to amend document ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2012/116 - (Proposal for a new Regulation on recyclability of motor vehicles)
WP.29-158-24 - (EU) - Proposal for a new Regulation on recyclability of motor vehicles
WP.29-158-23 - (Secretariat) - Executive Committee of the 1998 Agreement, Thirty-fifth session, Consideration and vote by AC.3 of draft global technical regulations and/or draft amendments to established gtrs
WP.29-158-22 - (Chairman of the informal working group on Child Restraint Systems) - Proposal for corrections to ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2012/53(GRSP) Proposal for a new Regulation on Child Restraints Systems
WP.29-158-21 - (Russian Federation) - Proposal for draft amendment of Rule No. 2 on uniform provisions for periodical technical inspections of wheeled vehicles with regard to their roadworthiness
WP.29-158-20 - (Secretariat) - Additions to the annotated provisional agenda
WP.29-158-19 - (United Kingdom) - Proposal for the establishment of a mutual resolution of the 1958 and 1998 Agreements
WP.29-158-18 - (Russian Federation) - Proposal for establishment of roadmap for update of un rules annexed to the 1997 Vienna Agreement
WP.29-158-17 - (India and USA) - Environmentally Friendly Vehicles and the World Forum For the Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP. 29), 2003 – 2012, Ten Years of Progress and Future Trends
WP.29-158-16 - (India and USA) - Status of the Progress made by EFV Task Force Group on preparation of the report covering automotive technology progress on EFV since 2003 (EFV)
WP.29-158-15 - (EU) - Proposal for establishment of an informal Working Group addressing the environmental and propulsion performance requirements for vehicles of category L
WP.29-158-14 - (Russian Federation) - APEC Automotive Dialogue
WP.29-158-13 - (USA) - Enforcement Working Group. Draft agenda for the third meeting (15 November 2012, from 15.30 to 17.00)
WP.29-158-12 - (Russian Federation) - Proposal of amendment for the Russian version of ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2011/92, ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2011/92/Amend.1, ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2011/93 and ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2011/93/Amend.1.
WP.29-158-11 - (Japan) - Proposal for a mandate to amend UN gtr No 2 (WMTC)
WP.29-158-10 - (IMMA) - IMMA proposal to amend ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2012/76
WP.29-158-09 - (GRRF) - GRB Proposal for amendments to ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2012/54 - Proposal for Supplement 2 to the 02 series of amendments to Regulation No. 117 (Tyres - Rolling resistance, rolling noise and wet grip) as amended by GRRF - Reissued on 7-11-2012 for technical reasons
WP.29-158-08 - (GRSG) - Amendments adopted by GRSG to ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2012/87 (Draft 04 series of amendments to Regulation No. 46 on devices for indirect vision
WP.29-158-07 - (Secretariat) - Proposal to correct the proposal for Supplement 10 to the 04 series of amendments to Regulation No. 48
WP.29-158-06 - (EU) - Proposal to correct document ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2012/102 (02 series of amendments to Regulation No. 100)
WP.29-158-05 - (Secretariat) -Status of the 1998 Agreement of the global registry and of the compendium of candidates - Situation on priorities and proposals to develop UN GTRs as of 2 November 2012
WP.29-158-04 - (Secretariat) - United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Plan to implement the United Nations Decade of Action for Road Safety (2011-2020)
WP.29-158-03 - (Secretariat) - Situation of the consolidation of UN Regulations
WP.29-158-02 - (Secretariat) - World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29):Working Parties, informal working groups and chairmanship
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Man pleads guilty in 2001 Colonial Heights murder
BLOUNTVILLE, Tn - After nearly twelve years, and multiple court appearances, there is an end to the August 21, 2001 murder of 81-year-old John Bussell.
Steve Rollins pleaded guilty Friday afternoon to two counts of felony murder, and one count of especially aggrivated robbery in the stabbing death of Bussell.
Rollins plea agreement is in lieu of the death penalty, a compromise according to Sullivan County DA Barry Staubus
"The decision was made to plea this case to life, let him serve the rest of his time in prison and obtain closure in this case,"said Staubus.
Rollins was originally convicted in 2003 and sentenced to death. However, the virdict, and his sentence was thrown out, and Rollins was granted a new trial, set to being early in 2014
"I believe the appropriate sentence in this case would be death, but sometimes you have to do what you think, not what you want,"Staubus told News 5.
"Having given the fact that we spent avconsiderable amount of getting the death penalty and [having] it overturned and knowing the history of the death penalty in Tennseess...we came to the conclusion that it would be more than likly that a death penalty in this case would not be imposed, nor would he ever see death, "said Staubus.
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Leafs prospect performs well in tournament
Cam Charron
August 27 2012 08:23AM
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Look, it's a bit of a grind in August. The Junior Club World Cup took place this past week and the Sudbury Wolves, the first major junior team to represent Canada at this two-year old tournament were as close to dominating the field as you can get. They won four of their six games, falling in a shootout to Riga and losing in the last round robin game to Linkoping, but out-scored their opposition 27-13, despite the losses.
Josh Leivo, the Leafs' 3rd round pick in the 2011 draft, apparently had a decent tournament:
Josh Leivo and Frank Corrado scored unassisted goals in the third period to send the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League to a 2-0 victory against the Waterloo Black Hawks of the United States Hockey League in the gold-medal game of the 2012 Junior Club World Cup on Sunday at Omsk Arena in Russia.
You do have to realize this is an average OHL team against an average USHL team (although apparently that's a mischaracterization), so the competition is pretty unequal. Anyway, the Leafs' select had a fairly good tournament, which I suppose is better than nothing:
Leivo, a third-round pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2011, scored 7:55 into the third off a breakaway to snap a scoreless tie. The Wolves then struck 35 seconds later to extend the lead to 2-0 when Corrado, a defenseman, unleashed a wrist shot from the slot that beat Waterloo goalie Eamon McAdam (22 saves). Leivo, 19, finished the tournament with six goals and 11 points in six games.
I didn't watch the game, but the OHL blogs I follow haven't provided a recap of Leivo's tournament thus far (he's outside the focus of Neate Sager's Yahoo recap). You can watch the final game in Russian commentary here:
Leivo had a decent-enough offensive season in Sudbury last year. He scored 32 goals, which was good for 7th in the OHL among 1993-born players. He's good, but nothing terrifically special and just another cog in a prospect farm that Corey Pronman is probably correct in calling "deep", "especially in terms of middle- to low-tier prospects."
Pension Plan Puppets have Leivo as their #21-ranked player in the team's "Top 25 under 25". PPP girlfriend b1rky calls Leivo "a project for sure, but he seems to have the tools and just needs help putting it all together".
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How much is it there? I keep hearing you say it's so great for the money, but it's $10-$11 a 4 pack here. Far better beer for the $$$ at that price point.
$9.99 everywhere I see it. Started off at $8.99. That's good up here. Dogfish Head 90 is $11.99. Any other decent DIPA is $11 to $15 for a four pack and few are as high in alcohol or hops. Sales taxes are high up here, but that depends on what municipality you're in. It gets better the further out in the burbs you go. Everything else gets worse the further out in the burbs you go.
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|75 kJ / 184,5 kcal
|6,40 g
|3,20 g
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|1,70 g
|Linolenic Ac. (omega 6)
|0,07 g
|0,03 g
|Linoleic Ac. (omega 3)
|0,20 g
|0,10 g
|36,6 g
|18,3 g
|of which sugars
|3,00 g
|1,50 g
|0,50 g
|0,25 g
|41,0 g
|20,5 g
|0,29 g
|0,14 g
|Creatine monohydrate
|3000 mg
|1500 mg
|500 mg
|250 mg
|Amino acid contained 100g // 50g de protein.
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|11,5 g
|5,75 g
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|9,10 g
|5,40 g
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Samoa centre Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu has earned a reputation as someone willing to fight for the cause of the underdog in the game.
Samoa centre Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu has earned a reputation as someone willing to fight passionately for the cause of the underdog in the game.
A qualified lawyer, the former Gloucester midfield back hit the headlines at last year's World Cup in New Zealand for speaking his mind on Twitter.
His language and references to some of history's worst atrocities might have been on the strong side.
But he is no mouthy whinger – a rebel without a cause à la Quade Cooper – and his point about bigger teams being given preferential scheduling treatment at World Cups has been rectified for the next tournament.
It therefore seems inevitable that the 32-year-old has strong feelings on the recent allegations made by former Racing Métro back-line coach Simon Mannix – that the Parisian outfit paid Fijian players to miss the 2011 World Cup. And Fuimaono-Sapolu wants clubs to realise how important it is for them to release players for international duty.
Although he was careful not to wade in with allegations of his own, Fuimaono-Sapolu said he was not surprised by Mannix's claims and pointed out the IRB's Regulation 9, which is the governing body's attempt to legislate the release of players for Test duty.
"The rules are unequivocal," he told Planet Rugby in an exclusive interview.
"To keep players from representing their country robs not only their country but the RWC tournament of the best players in the world.
"The RWC is meant to be the pinnacle of rugby, where the best players in the world compete against each other having had the best preparation and are at their most fittest, strongest and under the most pressure. It's a celebration of the rugby world's greatest players.
"Quite simply when the best players are not there, it's not the best tournament. Not to mention the hopeful children who wake up at ungodly hours to support their countrymen.
"It's a lose-lose (situation). It really is a blight on the game."
Powerful words indeed but this is hardly surprising as Fuimaono-Sapolu is no shrinking violet.
He believes the battle between clubs and countries is not as simple as it looks and said he was unsure whether punishing players or clubs, found guilty of breaking the rules, would solve the problem.
"The thing is not many players will tell of this treatment because they want to keep their jobs," explained Fuimaono-Sapolu, who is currently plying his trade with Coca-Cola West Red Sparks in Japan.
"There are so many ways to 'entice' a player to make themselves unavailable for national selection.
"I don't know if a punitive approach though will solve the matter. More information and celebration of why it is important for players to be released should be the aim.
"Clubs, especially European clubs, need to see the huge benefits to the player, country and world rugby by adhering to this regulation.
"They need to know that they are doing a good thing. It's great for world rugby. It's great for the fans of Fiji and other countries.
"And it's great for the player. They grow as players and will return to the club better and hopefully, with success at the RWC, they return with greater publicity and attention for their respective clubs.
"It's a gain-gain situation. Players want to represent their country even if it is for peanuts. I guarantee, if you have deprived a player of representing their country, you're not getting the best out of him. He's just working. There is resentment in his heart."
Fuimaono-Sapolu feels if the club versus country issue can be resolved then the game will be the ultimate winner – and that's not just in the feelgood sense.
Everyone knows that money talks, and ultimately makes all the major decisions in sport these days, and Fuimaono-Sapolu can see the financial benefits of giving the smaller rugby nations their due.
"Lots is said about money. I love rugby. I want to see it grow to the level football is on worldwide, but also to a competitive level where anyone can beat anyone. It's just because I love the game.
"The capitalists always talk about money. Well here it is. How much money does football make? Exactly. Loads. And they have the world's most popular game. Therefore, if you want money, then grow the game (rugby) worldwide."
His skills as a diplomat may need a bit of fine-tuning, but as a policy maker he is difficult to argue with.
By David Skippers
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- Four-year starter with 51 games under his belt. 35 started at left tackle, 16 at right tackle.
- Able to have a nice calm drop to create a good pocket for the quarterback when he keeps the defender in front of him.
- Good pedal-to-the-metal type run blocking.
- Great size for the position.
- Struggles when a pass-rusher gets to his outside shoulder and tries to barrel his way in.
- Gets lost in space at times. Runs around but doesn't get anyone to block.
- Lapses in concentration/bad communication on who has what guy in pass blocking. Has led to sacks.
- May be better suited as a guard in the NFL.
Special Notes:
- Turns 23 in June.
- Younger brother of Geoff Schwartz, who was drafted in 2008.
- Stepped in at the Senior Bowl at center and solved the ball exchange problems to the QB according to reports.
Projection: 5th to 6th round
- While Schwartz may not be a solid tackle prospect at the next level, I think he'll be a fine backup that can start when needed. He could very well follow the career path of his older brother.
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Intro for June 19, 2014
June 19, 2014 13:58:23 Posted at June 19, 2014 13:58:23 Photos:
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Dear Gossips,
"We have earned the right to fail." Is what Iker Casillas said a couple of weeks before the start of the World Cup after Real Madrid's UEFA Champions League win yesterday. And I wrote at the time that…well… it's not the attitude you want going into the tournament.
So, yeah, they failed. Spectacularly. And Iker in particular took a massive sh-t. I hope Sara Carbonero isn't as fickle as I am, you know? This won't be happening this year:
While Spain was getting dumped from the World Cup, the country crowned a new King and Queen, Felipe and Letizia. They made sure it wasn't happening at the same time as the game, right?
Yours in gossip,


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Smartphone-Controllable SJ5000+ Action Cam Released in Japan
SJCAM's Action Cam SJ5000+ is now available at Ikeshop in Japan.
The SJ5000+ is a successor model to the previous SJ4000 Action CAM, the review of which was our most popular of 2014.
SJCAM's Action Cam SJ5000+ is now available at Ikeshop in Japan.
The SJ5000+ is a successor model to the previous SJ4000 Action CAM, the review of which was our most popular of 2014.
Olympus announced the release date of their new cylindrical Micro Four Thirds interchangeable lens camera "Olympus Air A01."
It will be released on March 25, only in Japan.
The Olympus Air A01 has all normal camera functionality such as an effective 16.05MP 4/3-inch LiveMOS image sensor and the TruePicVII image processor in its body, but a smartphone is to be attached and used as the camera's monitor.
Logbar has started accepting orders for the latest version of their ring-shaped wearable device, the Ring, at Amazon Japan.
The Ring device detects your finger movements and controls multiple functions on your smartphone. There are default gestures assigned depending on different actions, for example, drawing a triangle in the air plays or pauses music and drawing a circle takes a photo.
Terrie's Take is a selection of Japan-centric news collected and collated by long-time resident and media business professional Terrie Lloyd. AkihabaraNews is pleased to present Terrie's learned perspective; we all could use another take on the news - here's Terrie's:
Now, volume 1 of Kansai-ben (Japanese spoken in the dialect of the Kansai region) version of the Attack on Titan manga available for free at e-book stores.
Kansai-ben is fun, casual and sounds more friendly than the standard Japanese language. If you want to learn Kansai-ben, it will be cool to learn it from Attack on Titan.
Leica Camera Japan unveiled the Kumamon no Leica C, a Leica C digital camera model in collaboration with the Kumamoto-prefecture-proud mascot character Kumamon.
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