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Moldova is one of the least visited places by tourists, in Europe. Having been there several times we are amazed at how many people are missing out on this beautiful gem of a country - Moldova is a wonderful place to visit.
Formerly known as the 'vineyard to the Tsars' it has several world class wineries including Milestii Mici with 50km of underground tunnels – a 'city of wine' that you explore by car before enjoying a splendid food and wine tasting.
The capital Chisinau is friendly, walkable, and bustling with excellent restaurants and lively bars.
Moldova's countryside is truly stunning – you can visit cave churches carved in rock with precipitous views, medieval fortresses, beautiful monasteries, and a chance to enjoy some very special rural homestays in unspoiled peaceful countryside.
Within easy reach of Chisinau is Transnistria - the only 'country' in the world that is not recognised as such by any other country, and a fascinating place to visit. Our local guide will ensure you have a memorable experience here, from the fascinating architecture of the capital, Tiraspol, to a tour of the internationally acclaimed brandy distillery, Kvint.
So if you're looking for somewhere new and undiscovered prepare to be happily surprised. Expect the unexpected. Be a Moldova pioneer with Baltic Holidays.
We recently organised the Financial Times' trip to Moldova:
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" I must give the highest of praises to Valery, my lovely guide through Moldova who met me at the airport, took me around the capital and its surrounds, and the fascinating step into the USSR time-capsule that was Transnistria. He was well-organised, knowledgeable, friendly, and not only had an excellent taste in music, but was quite an accomplished singer-songwriter himself. Quite a multi-talented guide! The staff in the hotel Olsi were also friendly and thoughtful:
I had a great time in Moldova, and Valery saw me without issue onto the international train onwards to Romania on the last day... Highlights were Chisinau itself, the Capriana monastery, and the Milestii Mici winery - and, of course, the daytrip into Transnistria." Adrian July 2014
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"The all over result of what you provided was exactly what we were after and we had a great time with lots of memories to look back on. Thank you for your service and both Maureen and I would be happy to recommend Baltic Holidays to anyone travelling to the Baltic states." Mr & Mrs McDonald, tailor-made Baltic tour, June 2016
"We want to thank you for planning a terrific vacation for us. Everything happened as planned. Pick-ups, hotel reservations and tour guides. The only thing you didn't deliver was sunshine every day!! It was an incredible experience for us. The guide who took us to Ukmerge and Sesuoliai had done lots of research and made it a very meaningful visit for us. We will definitely urge any of our friends who want to visit the Baltics to contact you." R. Aaron, August 2016
"We have just returned from our holidays and must inform you that it was brilliant in all aspects. We have travelled far & wide, & I don't think we have encountered any better drivers or guides. They were simply great! The Hotels too were absolutely fine. All in all, a great trip and thanks to Baltic Holidays for it. Keep it up!" Mr & Mrs Manecksha, Malaysia, private Baltic tour, May 2015
"We returned home yesterday, and would both like to say a huge "Thank you" for everything you did to make it such a wonderful holiday for us. Indeed, all the members of the Baltic Holidays team were so helpful and kind, and we would be very grateful if you could pass on our thanks to them too." Mr & Mrs Maybury, September 2015
"Just a quick word to get back to you after our very enjoyable and successful Baltic Holiday - thank you! We had a really great holiday and enjoyed very much the variety and interest which the 4x capital cities offered us. All our local guides and drivers were extremely personable, spoke superb English, and provided very interesting informative commentaries." Mrs Gross, August 2015
"Just got back from a really excellent holiday. We would like to thank you for organising such a great holiday- the hotels were very good, the guides and drivers were well informed, very polite and friendly and very punctual! We would certainly recommend your company to our family and friends." Mr Gayton, August 2015
"The custom itinerary planned by Baltic Holidays was well-done: informative guides, well-located hotels, and safe, timely transfers. Thank you for your attention to all of the details that made our experience an excellent one. There is nothing we would change. Our trip was perfect in every way." B. McLaughlin, July 2015
"Everything was so well organized. The guides were excellent and always on time. Never rushed us when we were visiting the sights. I think they all went beyond the "call of duty". Please give our best to all who were a part of making this tour one of the best I have ever been on." B. Hair, July 2015
"Finally some time to send you a note thanking you for a wonderful vacation. You were so patient with us as we planned our vacation in Russia, Finland and Estonia. The trip was excellent." T. Dowling, July 2015
"We had a marvelous time, absolutely fantastic and we could not have imagined it any better. The driver/guides were very flexible and patient with us, as we had many questions and needs. Your advice on what to do, together with Jurga's help later on, was invaluable. The itinerary turned out to be a model of how to do three Baltic states in a week. Thank you, I know you invested a lot of time in our itinerary." S. Lin, June 2015
"'Faultless' just about sums it up. Added to the abundant attractions of Lithuania and its people, it is difficult to see how Baltic Holidays could have arranged things any more smoothly or provided better guides each day. The latter, in particular, were friendly, knowledgeable and always willing to 'go the extra mile' to tailor the trip to our particular interests – in this case, the 'Soviet Legacy Tour'. Both country and company are therefore highly recommended." J.Whitbourn, July 2015
"We found the holiday (Moldova private tour) most interesting and Valery is an excellent guide." M.Taylor, July 2015
"Riga was charming and we really enjoyed walking the streets and discovering little alleys, cloisters and getting to know our bearings." D.Fitzherbert, April 2004
"Just thought we'd let you know that our holiday in Latvia was a great success and everything (taxi, walking tour guide) worked extremely well. The food everywhere was excellent and such good value. Riga was very interesting and Jurmala relaxing – a beautiful sandy beach and dachas everywhere being refurbished or falling down." Mr & Mrs Clunie.
"Tallinn was great, and the apartment beautiful and very well located. There is plenty to do for families - not just the city sights that tend to leave little children a bit cold, but the zoo, the open air museum, trips to the islands and even the chance to visit Helsinki." Mrs Hutton, family holiday.
"Sally, we had a great time and it really was a fascinating holiday. It was so refreshing to visit countries where you have to try local food, because the usual chips-with-everything doesn't exist. We hardly met any English tourists in Estonia - more in Latvia. We feel totally refreshed and as if we had experienced a very different culture. Overall, we hope to return to Latvia and perhaps this time visit Lithuania too." Mrs Hutton, family holiday in Estonia & Latvia.
"Everything was beautifully organised; the hotel was splendid - the staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. Riga itself is a delight, and the walking tour was exactly what we needed - it gave us a taste of the town and made it easy for us to do our own sightseeing afterwards, and the guide was fantastic. The transport arrangements were perfect, and indeed exceeded our expectations! The weather was fantastic, and indeed we spent a couple of hours on the beach on Monday afternoon!" Mr & Mrs Toller, June 2013
"This was our 3rd trip with Baltic Holidays and everything went like clockwork. The flight was on time, the taxi was waiting for us at the airport, and the Albert Hotel was very good with friendly and helpful staff." B.Solloway, Riga city break
"Our memories of the three Baltic countries are happy ones, and we were full of admiration for the people and the cities, and we would most certainly recommend Baltic Holidays to anyone who was considering visiting these countries." Mr Sullivan, July 2015
"We really liked the trip. I thought the itinerary was great. It was a good pace. Everyone's English was good." K.Beebe, June 2015
"In general, the trip was excellent – one of the best organised we have done and we do travel a lot." S.Williams, June 2015
"Such good experiences, memories and appreciation of you and your thoughtful work for us. The trip really was so special in our lifetime travels. All of the schedule was accurate, prompt, hotels just fine and drivers there when expected, even handled like lost sheep by Oleg in Moscow. You just did a wonderful, careful job with excellent choices for us and such appropriate well selected tours and staff and hotels. What a job you did, so we are most grateful to you." M.Litwiller, June 2015
"Thank you very much for all the arrangements and we all had a great trip. We ate a lot, saw a lot and laughed a lot. We enjoyed the trip very much and for sure we will recommend Baltic Holidays to our friends." B.Tse, June 2015
"We'd never had private guides before, but it's an excellent way to do it; not just the wealth of information in respect of cultural and historical things but also chatty insight from a local as to how they live and what they do. Also, in St Petersburg it took away the headache of working out how to use public transport, where to queue, language issues etc. Overall St Petersburg was the highlight, what with all the history and things to do. Your earlier guidance was helpful.... rest assured we are two very satisfied customers. "
Mr & Mrs Mauger, May 2011
"It was an excellent holiday, all the arrangements worked like clockwork and the guides and drivers were truly excellent - having Valentin waiting for us on the platform at the door to the carriage when we arrived at St Petersburg at 11p.m. was a definitive moment."
Mr & Mrs Wilki, September 2010
"We had a great time. Having local guides for several hours for just the two of us meant these were not just group type city tour guides. We learned a lot by asking them questions outside their direct briefs"
Roger, May 2012
"We had a great time. Having local guides for several hours for just the two of us meant these were not just group type city tour guides. We learned a lot by asking them questions outside their direct briefs"
Roger, May 2012
We have just returned from yet another trip brilliantly organised by Baltic Holidays. This time we went to Vilnius. The Hotel was superb, and in an excellent location, the private guides were very good with understandable English, and everything was meticulously planned and on time. Absolutely marvellous. We had a truly wonderful time, all thanks to Philip and his team, and would not hesitate to recommend Baltic Holidays to anyone, indeed we already have, to several friends and family! Judy & Stanley Lester, February 2016
Can't thank Baltic Holidays enough. We have just had one of our best family holidays. Skiing in Jasna. It was absolutely perfect. Exactly what we wanted and needed. Brilliant! Lucy Pitman, February 2016
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CLUB NEWS: Elks Ladies Auxiliary
Elks Ladies Auxiliary 931 Indiana held its covered-dish dinner Saturday with President Linda Malin presiding.
The invocation was given by Chaplain Sabina Fiala.
Connie Minick reported on the bar bingo, which will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
Barbara Norland announced the Past Presidents Club will be holding a dinner meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Elks Lodge.
The auxiliary voted to give $150 for 10 turkeys to the Turkey Telethon for needy families.
The youth Halloween party will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Oct. 20 in the Elks Lodge. Members' children and grandchildren ages 10 and younger are invited to attend.
Sign up in the grill room by Wednesday.
The Pennsylvania Elks state president and his wife visited the Elks Lodge over homecoming weekend.
Volunteers are needed for the veterans' breakfast on Nov. 11. Call Malin if interested.
The auxiliary lending library is accepting books. No magazines.
Malin is asking officers to come a half hour before the meeting for rehearsal of new members.
Celebrating birthdays in October were Nancy Maloney, Toni Bellock and Sherry Tedeski.
The windfall winner was Patricia Moorehead and 50/50 winner was Debby Stolitza.
Door prizes were three mums which adorned the buffet table. Winners were Julie Rado, Lavelle Bothel and Debby Stolitza.
Additional prize winners were Annetta Kerzan, Linda Malin and Diane Daskivich.
Next month's meeting will be held Nov. 7.
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The Eve's Bayou director will both adapt and direct the feature film version of Marlene van Niekerk's Agaat. Kasi Lemmons is scheduled to finish the screenplay by next month, the producers announced today. UK-based Patrick Holzen, Debbie Vandermeulen and Crash producer Mark R. Harris will produce the adaptation of the acclaimed 2010 South African novel. South Africa's Do Productions will co-produce. Spanning the 1950s to the 1990s, the story is set in Apartheid ruled South Africa where a black maid slowly takes over the running of her adopted white parents/employers farm. Lemmons is who is next set to direct Black Nativity for Fox Searchlight and to adapt Zadie Smith's novel On Beauty. Lemmons is represented by the Gersh Agency and Wet Dog Entertainment.
AFM: Kasi Lemmons Set To Direct & Adapt 'Agaat' Novel
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Such a great book, but I'm not sure that Kasi, God love her, is the person for the job. "Eve's Bayou" had its heart in the right place, but was earnest and clunky in ways that would so terribly disserve "Agaat." Could she maybe exec produce but find another writer/director?


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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Jose Contreras wanted nothing more than to put his debacle from opening day in the past.
He looked like a different pitcher this time -- and Chicago's offense gave him just enough support in a tough challenge against Rich Harden.
Scott Podsednik broke a tie with his fifth-inning solo homer, Jim Thome hit a tying shot an inning earlier and the White Sox spoiled Oakland's home opener with a 4-1 victory Monday night.
Contreras bounced back from an awful, one-inning outing April 2 to pitch six effective innings as Chicago snapped a four-game losing streak in the Coliseum with only its fifth win in 28 tries in the Athletics' stadium since 2001.
"Wow," Podsednik said of Contreras' timely turnaround. "You need a good performance from your starting pitcher when you're facing a guy like Harden. He pitched his tail off."
The White Sox beat Harden a day after losing to Twins ace Johan Santana -- handing the A's their first defeat with the hard-throwing right-hander on the mound in his last 12 regular-season starts.
Thome led off the fourth with a home run and added an insurance RBI single in the eighth. Podsednik hit his first home run since July 23 against Texas and first on the road since May 15 at Minnesota. He also doubled and singled as both players finished 3-for-4, and Jermaine Dye added a sacrifice fly.
Harden (1-1), limited to nine starts in 2006 because of two stints on the disabled list, hadn't lost since Aug. 9, 2005, and Oakland hadn't dropped a game in which he started since Aug. 14 that year to Minnesota. He was the losing pitcher in Game 3 of the AL Championship Series last October in Detroit.
Contreras (1-1) was coming off the second-shortest start of his career, lasting just one inning and allowing eight runs and seven hits against the Indians on opening day April 2. He yielded one run and four hits, struck out four and walked four A's hitters.
"After opening up on opening day the way I did, I needed it for my psyche," Contreras said through a translator. "I located my fastball much better. That was the difference."
Mike MacDougal and Matt Thornton combined to pitch 2 1/3 scoreless innings of relief, and Bobby Jenks finished in his first career appearance in Oakland -- the last AL park in which the right-hander hadn't pitched.
White Sox skipper Ozzie Guillen was relishing the rare victory in Oakland, though still frustrated with the A's alcohol-free clubhouse that has been dry since last season.
"We never do that," he said after coming out to the clubhouse to hang with his team. "It's weird to win here the first time in 20 years and not have a beer to celebrate. ... Jose definitely needed one like this."
Contreras loaded the bases in the third, giving up Jason Kendall's leadoff walk before Mike Piazza's two-out single and a walk to Eric Chavez. Then Nick Swisher flied out to end the threat. That was the first of eight straight retired Oakland batters by the right-hander.
Harden didn't throw many first-pitch strikes and labored through six innings, getting Joe Crede to ground into an inning-ending double play on his 102nd and final pitch of the game.
"They try to take me deep in the count, foul pitches off," Harden said. "That's a tough team to put away. It was one of those I had to fight through."
Oakland's starters came in with a 1.91 ERA through their first seven games. Harden gave up five hits, struck out six and walked two.
Rookie Travis Buck hit a two-out RBI double in the second for the defending AL West champion A's, who managed little else. They had runners on first and second with two outs in the sixth, but Buck struck out.
"We'll be better," Oakland's Mark Ellis said. "We had our chances but it seemed like we always had those chances with two outs. If we could have mustered something a little earlier, it would have been great."
Piazza, the A's new designated hitter, received a warm reception in his first game in front of the home crowd since taking over DH duties from departed slugger Frank Thomas, who led the team in home runs and RBI in 2006.
- Milton Bradley's eighth-inning infield single gave him a 22-game hitting streak against the White Sox.
- White Sox LHP Mark Buehrle is slated to start Wednesday afternoon's series finale, but Guillen will be careful with the pitcher, who is nursing a sore throwing arm. "We'll keep eyes close on him," Guillen said. "I worry about him getting tight." Buehrle was hit in the left forearm by a line drive off the bat of Cleveland's Ryan Garko on Thursday, forcing him out of the game in the second inning.
- The game drew a sellout crowd of 35,077.


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The University of Northern Colorado's online degree programs have been ranked among the nation's most affordable, with graduates who go on to successful careers.
Affordable Colleges Online, a resource for students as they consider options in higher education, analyzed several thousand four-year colleges that offer an online degree program and ranked the top 54, with UNC coming in at 43.
The organization ranked colleges based on net tuition prices, the number of graduates who earned more than $31,000 in average starting salaries, and accreditation.
UNC has offered distance education since 1902 and began providing online degree programs more than a decade ago. Unique online bachelor degrees are offered in American Sign Language, nursing, and sociology. An extensive online graduate degree program features majors in nursing, special education, sports coaching, educational leadership, and criminal justice.
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Alachua County Schedules FCAT During Passover
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GAINESVILLE- With spring here that only means one thing, FCAT testing, and some parents in Alachua County think that the school board needs a lesson in religious diversity.
At last night's school board meeting, two parents complained that the FCAT standardized test has been scheduled for many students the week of Passover.
The parents felt this was insensitive and hurt their child's chances to do well on the test since they would be focused on the week long Jewish holiday.
Early this year one school's "open house" was held on the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah.
One parent, Marci Monchek, attended the meeting and let her thoughts be heard saying "I am disappointed in the school system for telling my daughter twice in the same school year that she's different because of her religious practices. And there are negative consequences for being different."
Each school district has a limited window to schedule the FCAT tests.
One board member said the state forced Alachua county to schedule the tests for Passover, although the state website indicates at least a two week window from which to choose the dates.
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I have 500 rounds through my P238 and I am still having issues with ejection failures. It happens on the back end of the 2nd box every range trip. I usually only put 100 rounds through it per visit, if not only 50. I have noticed that once the gun gets hot and a bit dirty it starts to act up.
I was worried about having to send it in right off the bat, but after calling SIG and spending no more than 2 minutes talking to the rep they are sending me a new spring and magazine. According to the rep, this clears up the issue most times and if I still have problems I can send it in. I am suprised that in todays market they are so willing to take care of any problems. I didn't have to argue with anyone, ask to speak to a manager, or even send the gun in on my own dime for them to 'determine' that I am at fault and cost me more $. I am very pleasantly suprised right now, and know that if this simple fix makes my gun reliable I won't hesitate to put my hard earned money into another SIG product when the time comes. As it is, I'm looking at the P250 since I found some amazing pricing on it.
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Science holds its Solemn Investiture on June 3rd
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The College of Science had its 2016 Solemn Investiture on June 3 at the Quadricentennial Pavilion at 7:00 in the morning.
Rev. Fr. Julius Paul C. Factora, O.P., member of the Board of Trustees, conferred upon 606 graduates their degrees. The number of graduates per degree program is as follows: 41 each from Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics, Bachelor of Science in Microbiology, and Bachelor of Science in Chemistry; 24 from Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics; 267 from Bachelor of Science in Biology; and 192 from Bachelor of Science in Psychology.
Out of the 606 graduates, seven graduated magna cum laude while 59 graduated cum laude. Three B.S. Psychology students, Marc Julius V. Adriano, Kristianni O. Bance, and Terrence Julian B. Pestaño, along with Ghianne Carla B. Magbitang, a BS Biology student, are loyalty awardees.
Anthony Jacque R. Sangco, a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics student and the College of Science Student Council President for the school year 2015-2016 is the recipient of Ramsee Henson Leadership Award while Mary Margaret Operario, also a BS in Applied Math student and the president of Mathematics Society is the Quezon Leadership Awardee (College Level).
Benavides awardees include the following: UST Psychology Quiz Bee Team composed of Ma. Divina Ortiz, Emmanuel Rumbaoa, and Rency Mae Silvestre for the College Level, group catgory; Michelle Femalyn Granado, Jericha Cher Iglesia, Jason Mactal, and Victoria Louise Quilatan are Benavides Outstanding Achievement Awardees, College Leval, Individual Category. They are all BS Applied Physics students. For the university level, individual category, the Benavides Outstanding Achievement awardees are Eleanore Flordeliz Stohner from the Psychology Department and Jerome Alan S. Japitana from the Chemistry Department.
Mark B. Carascal, a BS Microbiology student who gained 1.220 GWA and this year's Rector's Academic awardee is also the recipient of Lulu dela Rosa Award and Academic Excellence Award. Other Academic Excellence awardees from the different degree programs with their GWAs are the following: Ma. Crisnalli Umali (BS Applied Math; 1.522), Jason Mactal (BS Applied Physics; 1.417), Alyssa Charisse Capuchino (BS Biology; 1.375), Jerome Alan Japitana (BS Chemistry; 1.246), and Kathleen Kaye Medriano (BS Psychology; 1.272).


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Producer Joe's 'Joe Stunt' Canceled
While broadcasting live from the Machine Shop, the Free Beer & Hot Wings show was going to do one of their favorite 'Joe Stunts.' They were going to send Joe down Dort Hwy to mess with our glorious hooker work-force. Due to a 'tip off' from someone they canceled it. Find out more below.
Free Beer, Hot Wings and Zane wanted to send Joe down Dort Hwy to play 'The Hooker Games," a parody of "The Hunger Games.'
After mentioning what they were going to do this morning, staff members of the Banana started receiving text from the cops saying not to do it unless Joe wants to get shot.
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Spanking kids can cause long-term harm: Canada study
By Cameron French
TORONTO (Reuters) - Spanking children can cause long-term developmental damage and may even lower a child's IQ, according to a new Canadian analysis that seeks to shift the ethical debate over corporal punishment into the medical sphere.
The study, published this week in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, reached its conclusion after examining 20 years of published research on the issue. The authors say the medical finding have been largely overlooked and overshadowed by concerns that parents should have the right to determine how their children are disciplined.
While spanking is certainly not as widespread as it was 20 years ago, many still cling to the practice and see prohibiting spanking as limiting the rights of parents.
That point of view highlights the difficulty in changing hearts and minds on the issue, despite a mountain of accumulated evidence showing the damage physical punishment can have on a child, says Joan Durant, a professor at University of Manitoba and one of the authors of the study.
"We're really past the point of calling this a controversy. That's a word that's used and I don't know why, because in the research there really is no controversy," she said in an interview.
"If we had this level of consistency in findings in any other area of health, we would be acting on it. We'd be pulling out all the stops to work on the issue."
Durant and co-author Ron Ensom, with the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa, cite research showing that physical punishment makes children more aggressive and antisocial, and can cause cognitive impairment and developmental difficulties.
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A Minnesota school district has quashed a high school's senior plan to bring a porn star to his senior prom.
Mike Stone, 18, had tweeted hundreds of porn actresses with an invitation to the Tartan High School prom May 12 until adult film star Megan Piper accepted his proposal.
Piper tells KSTP-TV's Mark Saxenmeyer that she missed her own prom and couldn't turn down Stone's invitation.
"It was a sweet gesture. It was so cute. I couldn't say no," she tells the Twin Cities TV station.
The adult film star adds that she had no intention of turning the evening into a sordid spectacle: "I don't plan to show up butt naked or anything. I'm going to wear a pretty prom dress."
Patty Phillips, district school superintendent in Oakdale, Minn., isn't waiting to find out. She has issued a written statement making it clear Piper will not be welcome, the Star-Tribune reports.
"This prom date will not be allowed to attend the Tartan prom as her attendance would be prohibited under Tartan's standard prom procedures and would be inconsistent with two school district policies," Phillips writes.
Specifically, a visit can be barred if it is "not in the best interest of students, employees or the school district" or "substantially disrupts the orderly operation of school or school activities."
Stone says he'll hold an alternative party at the same time as the prom so he can bring his date.
In any case, he tells the The Pioneer-Press, his prom date search has also scored big at Tartan High.
"They chanted my name in the hallways: Mike! Mike! Mike!" he says. "They called me a legend. I have never been called that before."
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Speeches and ceremony to greet Sugar Ray Robinson on his return from England after losing his middleweight championship to Randy Turpin. Walter Winchell thanks Robinson for his contribution to cancer research funding efforts a year earlier; he always conducts himself like a champion. The New York City scroll for distinguished public service is given to Robinson. WNYC's Tommy Cowan describes Robinson's appearance and manner, talks about baseball. During his speech, Robinson talks about losing his title and promises to get it back. PAL Glee Club performs.
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Innis & Gunn is easily one of the most popular line of beers from Scotland in Canada — so much so that they have branched out into numerous versions of their barrel-aged products, such as a rum-finished ale and a Canadian whisky cask ale.
Each one of these beers has a distinct flavour, a hint of the spirit that was aged in the barrel before the beer was brewed.
Not everyone is a fan of Innis & Gunn as some prefer a lighter, crisper lager over the sweet, oaky thick ale Innis & Gunn is known for.
Now the company has introduced a new beer for those who want an Innis & Gunn but prefer lagers — a lager craft-brewed with naked golden oats to give it a nice sweetness that is extracted during the brewing process. At 4.6 per cent ABV, it's lighter than most Innis & Gunn ales, but it seems that this will be a patio favourite this summer ... if that season ever arrives.
Innis & Gunn Lager currently only comes in a 500mL can, which makes it convenient to take to bonfires or camping, plus there's no worrying about accidental breakage like you would with glass bottles.
Also, one thing I find about canned beer over bottled beer is that lagers tend to stay fresh longer in a can — there's no light seeping through the can to make it go bad over time.
The Innis & Gunn is a pale straw yellow lager, similar to a Farmery Lager or most craft lagers out there, a bit darker than a Canadian or Blue. There's a decent amount of carbonation, a slight amount of fizzing as it's being poured.
For the aroma, I was expecting a hint of the standard Innis & Gunn oak barrel sweetness but unfortunately, it's nowhere to be found. As this is aimed towards the summer lager crowd over the current I&G fans, it's understandable.
There's a sweet-oat graininess in there, plus a hint of lemon and a bit of a grassy hop aroma complementing the oatiness, though I prefer a bit more bitterness or oakiness personally.
As for the taste, it's a decent amount sweeter than most lagers out there as the malted oats give it a distinct sweetness. There's a bit of a nuttiness and quite a bit of an oaty flavour because, well, it uses oats! There's a long-lingering aftertaste from the grassy hops and oats, giving it a sticky, sweet feeling on the tongue.
Overall, it's a decent summertime lager that's sweeter than most. Those who like less sweetness and more of the standard barley flavour in their lagers may not like this one, as it's quite a bit maltier than the standard Canadian lager.
I was hoping it would be aged in Scotch barrels, but maybe one day!
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Last night after our show in St. Louis, our tour van was broken into as we were grabbing a bite to eat before our drive to Dallas. We were parked in a well-lit area in front of the restaurant. In the ten to fifteen minutes that it took for us to order our food and eat, all of our personal items such as laptops, cameras, musical equipment, cell phones, passports and money were stolen. We came outside to find the lock on the driver side door popped out of the van, and promptly called the police. A report has been filed and the van was fingerprinted, but the leads don't seem promising. The police stated that this is apparently a common occurrence in the area. We are all in disbelief, but are very fortunate for everyone to be okay.
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By newsroom On August 28, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Flood, Intern, Katherine-Claire O'Connor, KRCC News, Round-Up, Text, Waldo Canyon Fire
Time is running out for residents living in and around the Waldo Canyon burn area to take advantage of a flood insurance waiting-period waiver. KRCC's Katherine-Claire O'Connor reports.
The waiver ends on September 8th and removes the typical 30-day waiting period for flood polices to become active. Eligibility for the waiver is on a case by case basis.
Spokeswoman for the Colorado Division of Insurance Marianne Goodland says there are other intricacies residents should also keep in mind.
"In order for the flood insurance to be effective during that 30 day period. If there was a flood, it would either have to start on federal land or otherwise be exacerbated by flowing through federal land."
The waiver became effective in early July due to the increased chance of flooding in and around the burn area.
Residents living there are encouraged to purchase flood insurance because flood damage is not always covered under standard homeowners' policies.
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Oct 13, 2013 - From staff reportsJoe Geraud wasn't the only University of Wyoming alumnus from Riverton being honored this weekend. Retired Shell Oil executive Thomas Botts, who was raised in Riverton, also received a Distinguished Alumni Award during UW Homecoming on Saturday.
According to UW, Botts graduated in 1977 with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering. He was hired as a civil engineer at Shell Oil upon graduation.
Two weeks later, he married his childhood sweetheart, Shelley, and moved to Ventura, Calif., to begin his 36-year career with Shell Oil. During his time with the company he led a team of 30,000 employees and contractors at 30 refineries and chemical sites around the world. By 1990 he had been promoted to division operations manager and was responsible for onshore upstream operations in the western half of the United States.
Later, he became production manager and assumed responsibility for engineering and operations for Shell.
In 1995, he was appointed treasurer of the company. Three years later he moved to London, where he held the positions of United Kingdom gas director, U.K. oil director and U.K. managing director for Shell. In 2003, he moved to the Netherlands and became executive vice president for exploration and production in Europe.
Botts was named executive vice president of Global Manufacturing Royal Dutch Shell in 2009.
He retired three years later, in 2012, and moved back to Wyoming. That same year, Gov. Matt Mead appointed Botts to the Wyoming Governor's Energy, Engineering, and STEM Integration Task Force for UW.
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Hi our 3 year old short hair Tommy is big 10 pounds. 3 days ago I treated all 3 of our cats with biospot for cats 5lbs & over ingredients (s)methoprene 3.6% and etofenprox 40.0%. Two of the three show no problems but Tommy is very ill. He is an inside/ ouside cat so the first day I did not see him yesterday he was lethargic and when I place him on the ground to walk was stiff and slow. Today he is better, he is drinking water on his own and eating and once carried outside he did pee but he still moving very slowly and is sleeping hours on end. how long could this recovery take? Rebecca mom maine cat
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Employers spend on average around 10 - 20 seconds on each resume. Sending an employer your resume is the only contact you will have with them unless they decide they want to speak with you. It could be a summer internship, a part-time job, a new career opportunity or a promotion. In any case that piece of paper is the only introduction you have and will determine how far you get in the process. You will want to make the best impression you can and improve your chances of getting those opportunities. It is pretty easy if you consider some basic and proven suggestions that will improve your chances.
1. Your resume should have a skills summary including an objective statement, years of experience and your key skills as it pertains to the job opportunity.
2. Focus on responsibilities, accomplishments, and not duties.
3. Emphasize with each employer section what skills were needed, how that improved the company and what was accomplished.
4. Organize your resume according to the specific job classification. Information technology employees should emphasize technical skills while marketing employees should emphasize employers.
5. Tailor your resume to the specific job - generic resumes are not informative.
6. Be creative when describing your work experience and dont repeat the same phrasing. Always include the top 5 - 10 responsibilities per employer.
7. Avoid using resume style templates.
8. Career change resumes should emphasize associated skills and not past job titles and experience.
9. Don't list your work experience beyond 5 - 10 years and 2 - 3 pages. You could have age discrimination problems and lose the interest of the employer.
10. Use bulleted lines format with each specific employer responsibilities description.
11. Keep the formatting and design plain - use the same font, consistent style, some bold and no border.
12. Always include the month/year dates of employment with each employer.
13. The job position and name of each employer should be most prominent. Use bold to highlight these items.
14. Always select descriptive keywords for the skills and job responsibilities: managed, effective, top, designed, implemented, lead, documented, improved.
15. Proper sentence structure is a must. Have someone proofread your resume and use Microsoft Word or any word processor that tags grammar errors.
16. Don't put references on your resume. Unnecessary calls will annoy your references. You want control over what references are called and when, making sure they are available.
17. Avoid long rambling sentences.
18. Get the sentence tense correct when describing past and present work experience.
19. Do not add a lot of personal information. Keep it to your interests and career related.
20. Don't forget to spell check with your word processor.
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22. Don't use your personal email as a contact. Have an email account with your proper name. Hotmail and Google email work however the best solution is a paid email account where filtering wont occur at a company firewall.
23. Have a copy of your resume online at a job board where a recruiter can go online and download. The standard Microsoft Word 2003 and .PDF formats should work with most employers. Microsoft Word 2007 documents must be saved as a Word 2003 file. Older versions of Microsoft Word can not read the newer 2007 format.
24. Include a link to any web site that has published your career works.
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Watching the World Cup over the past few weeks gave me a new appreciation for soccer/football/futbol. Imagine passing, catching, shooting a ball with NO HANDS.
The goal that Ghana scored in overtime (sorry, "extra" time) to knock out the USA was, sadly, prettier than anything that Tom Brady or Jerry Rice could do with an American football.
So my national pride took a hit as the US was eliminated — fortunately it got a boost in an unexpected way on a trip to a client's event later that week. I spent the day at Panduit Corp.'s new company headquarters outside of Chicago, speaking to their executives and customers on my favorite topic: the role that IT leaders and IT organizations can play as enablers and catalysts of corporate sustainability initiatives.
In the course of Panduit's headquarters-opening event, I got a chance to visit with three companies with a lot in common: privately-held, headquartered a long way from Silicon Valley or Route 128, and family- or founder-led. Not the usual characteristics of innovative, high-tech firms. And yet all three are at the front edge of technologies being used to make buildings and data centers more efficient and less environmentally impactful:
• Lutron of Coopersburg, Pa., founded in 1961 by the inventor of the rotary dimmer switch. A supplier of leading-edge lighting systems for green buildings. The lighting in the building's conference rooms and public areas was calm, cool, and extremely energy-efficient.
• Lutron of Coopersburg, Pa., founded in 1961 by the inventor of the rotary dimmer switch. A supplier of leading-edge lighting systems for green buildings. The lighting in the building's conference rooms and public areas was calm, cool, and extremely energy-efficient.
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Look for Robert Mika: Mika's Pocket Holsters. Google him.
He can make a synthetic-leather, flap-covered pocket holster that will keep your pistol from "printing."
Also, his work is inexpensive. Not pretty, but inexpensive.
Hey guys - I'm an experienced shooter, but inexperienced at concealment carry. I knew going in the little PM9 was going to be big for pocket carry, but holy cow does it print with the Galco horsehide pocket holster. I've tried every pair of loose fitting jeans I own (I'm a big guy), and don't have any that I would feel comfortble wearing. It really looks like I'm carrying 3 blackberries taped together in my pocket. This is what I bought ...
I guess my question is this ... is the PM9 really suitable for pocket carry at all, or is it simply too big to be carried comfortably in a front pocket & more importantly, well concealed ? I hope I haven't made a mistake ... I wanted the power of a 9mm, but didn't realize just how big it is when pocket holstered.
If anyone could offer perhaps a better pocket holster that would print significantly less, I would be most appreciative.
PS - I put a hundred rounds through it - not even a single hangup ... very impressive little pistol
Look for Robert Mika: Mika's Pocket Holsters. Google him.
He can make a synthetic-leather, flap-covered pocket holster that will keep your pistol from "printing."
Also, his work is inexpensive. Not pretty, but inexpensive.
I actually prefer the softer, lower-priced Galco Pocket Protector to the higher-end horsehide model.
But then again, I've never been extraordinarily successful carrying a fairly sizeable pistol in the pocket of jeans. The best I can do is a P3AT in jeans, though I can make other guns work in other styles.
But if it isn't working for you, send it back, sell it, trade it, or do something else so you can defend yourself.
I love Galco holsters, but this is what I bought for my P3AT. If it isn't leather, it's not a real holster.
Thanks guys ... in hindsight, I think the size of the PM9 might be better suited for an inside the belt holster. If I'm not wearing out my welcome, can anybody offer any recommendations for IB holsters for the PM9?
THanks again ...
I bought a Mitch Rosen Clipper off of the Kahr website. It works very well for my PM9. I also use it with my compact 1911.
I use Galco's Stow'n'go IWB on a daily basis. It serves me just fine. I've never had a printing issue.
I use a desantis nemisis pocket holster. It doesn't seem to be printing for me. It is not the quickest drawing option but at least I have it when I can't wear IWB. For IWB I use a Don Hume that I like but I also have a desantis pro stealth that I really like.
The Desantis Fly is superior to the Nemesis since the Fly has a velcro flp that helps hide the outline. Still less than $ 30
I have the same issue with my PM9 and Galco pocket holster. I bought a Galco Pro 460 and it prints horribly. Galco said that there is a break in period but it has been over a month and it still looks like a naked gun in my pocket. This is true with both jeans and slacks.
For a IWB holster I use a Galco Summer Comfort, SUM218. It is a Galco holster and I have had alot of issues with Galcos but this one seems good.
Here are the issues that I have had:
Like I mentioned, my Pro 460 prints like a naked gun.
My MOB202 Back Holster drifts all over the place and It just never feels right. Pain in the back. Pain in the Kidneys. Pain in the tailbone. I think that the bottom half of the gun is not supported so it flops back and forth as I walk "slapping" me in the butt and lower back.
My PLE2028 Paddle holster will not stay snapped and does not hold the gun in tight. The gun bounces in the holster at a jog and has squeezed up out of the holster like a tube of toothpaste when I set down on more then one occasion.
Also the first holster I bought was a Galco. I am sorry. I don't have the model number. The clip on the holster broke almost immediately and the gun and holster dropped. In all fairness to Galco, I did not contact Galco customer support. I went back to the store, so Galco never was told about that one. The guy at the store told me sorry but that happens alot with that type of clip on Galcos and offered me another but it will probably happen again. I took a Fobus instead and it has lasted me for years.
I have tried to contact Galco customer support on all but the first one and have never really offered anywhere with them. Maybe holster manufactures don't support there products after purchase. I mean holster manufactures in general not Galco specifically.
My assumption is Galcos with snaps work fine. Galcos with "plastic" clips are junk and never feel right and the clips do not hold up.
Just my opinion.
Last edited by vrodcruiser; 11-25-2008 at 01:56 PM. Reason: Paddle holster is a 2028 not a 2020
My next question would be, are you using a good belt? What kind?
The belt is a common issue with any holster "slapping" or moving around. I believe a belt can be the cause for some retention issues as well.
As far as the broken clip is concerned, how long ago was this? I understand you don't remember the model number, but if it was a while ago, I believe they have changed the material that the clips are made of. Was it a metal or plastic clip?
I do not work for Galco, but I am simply curious as I have always had great experiences with them in general. This is especially true for their customer service. I know we have Galco people on this board, so if I am wrong in any of this I know they will correct me.
The clip that broke was plastic or plastic-like. It was not metal.
I do not use a 'gun' belt. I have used a variety of wide belts. What I would say is good, quality, thick leather belts. I would hope that Galco holsters only work with Galco belts. That would be enough to turn me off of Galco.
I would not expect a Galco person to answer. I don't want to deal with work issues when I am at my personal time and would not expect anyone else to. I do not take that as a reflection on Galco at all.
Like I said I really like the Summer Comfort holster. I wish there was one for my Beretta. I think I would like the Royal Guard because it is simular from what I can tell. And it has snaps instead of the clip.
As far a customer service, they keep making me jump through hoops. What was the date you ordered it? What name was it ordered under? What was the order number?
I don't even necessary want a refund. I would gladly trade it in for a Royal Guard and would pay the difference. I would think an up-sale would be a good thing.
This probably needs to be on a post about Galco holster issues, not about that PM9 and Galco holsters are bad for pocket concealment.
I'm just answering because I've had experience with Galco holsters. I hope you don't take this personally either, I'm just interested.I wasn't asking if it was a Galco belt, nor was I hinting that it would only work with a Galco belt. I had a feeling (which was correct) that you weren't using an actual "gun belt". Normal over-the-counter belts from general stores aren't even close to gun belts. They are made completely different. No matter how strong a normal belt "feels," it's just not the same. I was asking because this may be a reason for some of your issues with the holsters and perhaps the purchase of a good gun belt could resolve these issues.Originally Posted by vrodcruiserI wouldn't "expect" one to answer either. I was simply saying if I'm wrong in anything I've said, I hope they'd correct me.Originally Posted by vrodcruiserI have heard a lot of good things about the Summer Comfort. There are quite a few people on this forum that use and like the holster. I wish it were made for one of my carry-sized guns as well.Originally Posted by vrodcruiserI could be wrong since I wasn't there, but that just seems like he/she was asking for information to look-up your order in their system.Originally Posted by vrodcruiserI think it's somewhat relevant to this thread because not all issues are related to the holster in a lot of instances. For example, pocket guns/holsters can always print if someone isn't wearing the correct type/size pants. This is the same for overshirts with IWB/OWB carry. This relates to the fact that sometimes not having the correct belt, can cause issues with holsters.Originally Posted by vrodcruiser
Again, don't take this personally I was simply curious and am reacting to what you are saying by how I can see it from here.
Not taking it personal. I just sometimes get frustrated when I see a forum hi-jacked by to guys flaming each other. I am just trying to be considerate of those on the post.
Not that I think we are flaming each other or even arguing. And by all means, I am not trying to complain and tarnish the name of Galco.
I never really thought that a belt mattered all that much. Thank you for the advice. I may have to try and pick one up.
I do not mean to say there is anything wrong with the small of the back holster. I am sure that it is just me. I mean haven't most of us purchased a holster that we didn't like after awhile. I just was hoping that since it was a online order and I only had it for a week they would consider trading it in.
The issue with customer service asking the questions was they asked them one at a time through email. So it seemed to me like they asked me. I answered. They asked me something else. I answered. And the circle went on and on.
I understand them trying to get all the info, but ask for it all and then when I answer give me some hope not just a rabit trail.
I think you might be very pleasantly surprised if you got an actual gun belt. It may solve some issues you've had. It might also make you like those holsters that you currently use even more.Originally Posted by vrodcruiser
I hear Galco belts are very nice.That does seem a little ridiculous. But, all of my dealings with customer service have been over the phone (never e-mail), so that may very well have something to do with the difference in experiences. Maybe next time you want to deal with Galco, send me a PM and I'll send you the direct number for the person I generally deal with.Originally Posted by vrodcruiser
Thank you for the offer of the help.
Hopefully I will never need to contact customer service again. The only holster I plan on getting from Galco is the Royal Gaurd and I am assuming that I will enjoy it.
Unless you think your contact can get Galco to make a Summer Comfort for a Beretta FS92. Hint to any Galco people that might be out there.


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A few months ago i bought this kit on ebay for 40 USD. While i'm waiting for Mr. Laws to produce my TS Commander i thought that i'd give this a go while i wait.
I first started by building the larger sections of the space ship, canons, wings etc. I also gave them and the pecies still left in the spruce a layer of Games Workshop (GW) Skull white as a primer and sprayed all the "unseen interior" with GW Chaos Black. This is because i intend to put LED's inside of it and i don't want any light bleeding through the hull.
Tonight i focused my attention to the rear radar dish assembly which is placed underneath the ship
Still left in the spruce and with a layer of GW Skull white for primer. Eventhoug it is not screen accurate i've fallen in love with panels and panel lines since i saw the SW exhibit and wanted some of that on my Slave 1 as well. I imagine that with a beat up and banged up ship like slave 1 is bound to have to replace some of the panels on the radar dish at some point... eventhough this is not shown on screen or on the actual screen used model. but like the thread says.. this is the customized version!
The weathering on this was done by first adding a watered down layer of GW Fortress Grey followed by several washes of GW Codex Grey. The "rust" was a GW Gryphonne Sepia with a really, really thin brush. The other panel lines where hand painted using the same brush but with GW Badab Black. Some of the streaks from the panel lines was also done with the same Badab Black. For the streaks along the circumference i dry brushed GW Badab Black as well as chruned it around in the centre to give it that "accumilated dirt" look. This was followed by a dry brush of GW Gunbolt Metal. I finished up with taking my really, really thin brush and adding spots of GW Gunbolt metal and quickly draging a finger over it to make a streak. This is supposed to be micro-impacts from depris in space. I also added some "rust" around some of the "holes"
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Fantasy Baseball Morning Update: Reds' Phillips not 100 percent
The big news since Friday's post has been about Red Sox OF Jacoby Ellsbury (probably out 6-8 weeks with a shoulder injury) and Giants' closer Brian Wilson (likely headed for season-ending Tommy John surgery). My colleague Ryan Fowler has some replacement suggestions for the duo, and my latest edition of Free Agent Frenzy offers ideas as well. If you're looking long-term on saves, the Giants have a guy named Heath Hembree at Triple A who has "closer of the future" written all over him.
Ricky Nolasco wasn't bad on Friday, but didn't quite reach out Fantasy Quality Start criteria. Seattle's Hector Noesi tossed eight shutout innings on Saturday, but Chris Sale was just so-so on Sunday. The season record is 9-3, and today's pick is Philip Humber (2 percent owned) at home against the Orioles.
The Red Sox host the Rays today at 11:05 a.m., so set your lineups early. Happy Patriots' Day, Massachusetts!
On to the news:
- If I owned Reds 2B Brandon Phillips, I'd be a little worried. Phillips returned to the lineup on Sunday after a hamstring-related absence, but reportedly decided against trying to beat out a bunt in the seventh inning and pulled up after hitting a double in the ninth. It sounds like Phillips will be in the lineup when the Reds play on Tuesday, but the Cincinnati Enquirer reports that he's not 100 percent and will "have to take it easy for at least a week or so until the leg gets fully healed." Depending on your bench options, Phillips looks like a bench candidate this week in standard mixed leagues.
- The Cardinals are hoping that 1B Lance Berkman (calf) and David Freese (finger) will be back in the lineup on Tuesday. In other Cardinals' news, OF Carlos Beltran is day-to-day after getting hit in the forearm by a pitch.
- After yesterday's rough outing, Rays SP Matt Moore has a 5.54 ERA and 1.62 WHIP through two starts, with nine strikeouts and nine walks in 13 innings. Most rookies experience bumps in the road, but Moore is too good to keep posting numbers like that. He could be a buy-low trade target already - you never know when an impatient fantasy owner will press the panic button.
- Absences due to broken pinkies are for sissies. Mets David Wright, who was a likely DL candidate on Friday, went five-for-nine on Saturday and Sunday with a homer, an RBI and three runs scored.
- The Royals have placed OF Lorenzo Cain (groin) on the DL, and aren't sure if Luke Hochevar (foot) will be able to make his next start on Wednesday. With regards to the Cain injury, a couple of my AL-only teams would really like to see Jason Bourgeois get some playing time, even if it's just against lefties. Thanks in advance to manager Ned Yost for his consideration.
- A's OF Yoenis Cespedes now has three home runs, 15 strikeouts and three HBPs in 40 plate appearances. At least he's not boring.
- Andy Pettitte had a strong minor-league start yesterday, and is tracking toward a May return to the Bronx. When ready, Pettitte will be an AL-only option, and that's all. Don't pay the Yankee fantasy tax for him.
- Did you see Blue Jays 3B Brett Lawrie try to steal home with the bases loaded on Saturday? As a fantasy owner, try to ignore the strategic boneheadedness of the play and be happy about the aggressiveness.
- The Rangers might flip the rotation slots of Yu Darvish and Matt Harrison later this week. Pay attention if you own them in daily leagues.
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Kanye West's new Nike Air Yeezy 2 Red October sneakers sold out incredibly quickly after Nike announced they were available on Twitter. Nike announced the sneakers were available at noon on Sunday, February 9. Then 11 minutes later Nike announced the red shoes had sold out.
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The effect of video game placements on brand attitude
Kuhn, Kerri-Ann & Pope, Nigel K.L. (2010) The effect of video game placements on brand attitude. In Proceedings of American Marketing Association Summer Marketing Educators' Conference, American Marketing Association, Boston Marriott Copley, Boston.
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This study explores the effects of use-simulated and peripheral placements in video games on attitude to the brand. Results indicate that placements do not lead to enhanced brand attitude, even when controlling for involvement and skill. It appears this is due to constraints on brand information processing in a game context.
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