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A good deed can have a major impact on your life and Glen James, a homeless man experienced it first hand to his pleasant surprise. It is an inspiring story as Glen had no ulterior motive while doing the good deed and that's why he was almost 'shocked' when it completely changed the course of his life. Being a simple but big hearted man Glen is grateful to all who have come forward to appreciate his good deed. The story is apparently very simple. Glen discovered a bag in a Boston mall last month filled with a passport, $2,400 in cash and nearly $40,000 in traveler's checks. He didn't even think twice before turning the bag immediately to the police so that it could be returned to its owner.
Online Fundraising Campaign has Collected $150,000 So Far
Glen thought he had done his duty as a citizen and that it was the end of the story but the subsequent events surprised him to say the least. Boston police honored James with a special citation for what he had done despite his desperate financial condition. But what surprised Glen more was that Ethan Whittington, a complete stranger in Midlothian, Va., moved by the story decided to set up an online fundraising campaign. The funds will be put under a trust which will work towards helping Glen and others like him who need help and support. The fund has grown to $150,000 at the time of writing this report.
The Incident and Subsequent Events have Overhauled Glen's Life
Whittington and Glen had not even met till last week. They met last Thursday and thanked the other for his inspirational and selfless work. It has been heartening to see the increasing support to the fund. The supporters of the fund are also working on helping Glen to get a new home near his sister. His life has been practically overhauled. He had never imagined that this could go this far. He just can't stop thanking everyone around him for their kind support. It is incidents like these that make you believe in the philosophy of Karma. Truly, if you do your duty the results are bound to follow.
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Due to the interference of tycoon Ihor Kolomojsky, Mikheil Saakashvili could not hold the forums of his Movement to Cleanse the Power in Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhya.
Premier Yatseniuk and State Fiscal Service head Roman Nasirov are trying to disrupt the project to set up a corruption-free customs house in Odesa, Saakashvili charged, writing in Facebook March 13.
"We had to put off the forums in Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhya because Kolomojsky did all he could to disrupt these events. In one case, the earlier leased Menora hall in Dnipropetrovsk canceled the lease, with other halls in the city refusing to let their premises for the movement under pressure from Kolomojsky," Saakashvili writes.
In Odesa, the opposition to our Open Customs Space project is growing from Premier Yatseniuk and SFS head Nasirov.
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Experience resort style living in this 2136 sq. ft. home which including utilities. It has 3 furnished bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms with den. It is furnished with leather furniture and cable TV in the family room, a complete kitchen equipped with dishes and cooking utensils and a laundry room. Enjoy outside dinning with a covered patio area for the BBQ grill and an attached 2 car garage.
This yard opens up to a beautiful view of a desert wash and provides a semi private settting. This backyard oasis over looks a desert wash and is a great place for families or couples to enjoy a wonderful desert vacation! The home is about a 10 minute walk to all that the Anthem Parkside Community Center.
This resort like community boasts an amazing recreation/fitness center, outdoor pool, water park, tennis, walking and jogging paths. Great hiking trails close by. Merrill Ranch, Parkside is within minutes to the Poston Butte Golf Course, part of the Troon experience. There are many other great golf courses in the area. It is an easy commute to big city attractions, restaurants and shopping.
Merrill Ranch is located in a rural area SE of the greater Phoenix area approximately half way between Phoenix and Tucson. Sky Harbor airport is less than 1 hour drive. Mesa Gateway airport is 30 minutes and is served by Allegiant airlines. Residents enjoy easy access to big city attractions without dealing with Freeway traffic on a daily basis.
Rentals of one month or longer have full access to the Community amenities including a catch and release fishing lake, a 60 acre community park, rock climbing wall, a bustling 43,000 square-foot recreation center, and an outdoor amphitheater located virtually in your back yard. Enjoy a round of golf at Poston Butte Golf Club, the 18-hole championship golf course, managed by Troon Golf, or take the kids to the seasonal Big Splash Water Park for an afternoon of Summer fun.
As a Parkside at Anthem at Merrill Ranch residents, you can enjoy rock climbing, a skate park, golf, a water park, and a bustling community center-just a few of the great amenities that are located virtually in your own backyard. 'Enjoy golfing on our 18-hole championship golf course, Poston Butte Golf Club, managed by Troon Golf.' Take the kids to the Big Splash Water Park for an afternoon of fun. Go fishing at the catch-and-release lake for "tall fish stories" around the supper table.
If shopping is your passion, you're just a short drive to the major metropolitan areas of Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, and Casa Grande-offering everything you'd need from grocery stores and shopping malls, to movie theaters and restaurants. Anthem Marketplace, located right within the greater Anthem at Merrill Ranch community, offers the convenience of an onsite Safeway grocery and gas station, Wells Fargo bank, Tutor Time child care, and several other retail shops and businesses.
Shopping malls include the nearby Shops at San Tan Village in Gilbert, Arizona Mills in Tempe, Chandler Fashion Center in Chandler, and Fiesta Mall and Superstition Springs Mall in Mesa.
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Great time close to golf courses and a nice house
We felt very comfortable in The house. It was close to shopping and gas. Would use it again.
Our stay was fantastic, the location of the property was very convenient for our travel plans. The home is very clean with the right amenities. There are a few items in the fridge and pantry which was a bonus cause I forgot a few things. I simple replaced what I used and left a couple of extra thing behind for the next. In case they did the same, forgot. Well kept and peaceful home is in a great neighbor hood.
Thank you Gary for helping make our weekend great.
I would recommend this place to anyone. best place I have stayed at when it comes to air bnb, vrbo, ect
We loved the property. Very well maintained and clean. Everything we needed was supplied. Bedding and towels all very nice. Owners so nice too. We loved the location since we were going to do things in Tucson as well as Phoenix area. We felt very safe. Anthem at Merril Ranch is a well maintained area.
Thanks again Gary and Kathleen
We stayed January, February and March of 2016
Gary's house is a beautiful 4+ bedroom home. There are only 3 beds, and the sofa is not a sleeper. One bed is King size and 2 are queen size. There are 2-1/2 baths. The master bedroom has one of these baths ensuite. There is a full laundry and 2-car garage for use too. Safe street parking immediately in front of the house. There are two empty bedrooms. The house is a very large 2-story with a large open kitchen-dining-living room area. The backyard is very private surrounded by a stuccoed wall. It has a huge beautiful patio, gas grill, and plenty of seating for outdoor lounging/dining. The home was VERY clean, fresh, and well-maintained.
The home is located in a beautiful, well-kept, single family home, suburban, and very quiet neighborhood. The area is about 1 hour south of Phoenix or 1 hour north of Tucson. There is a shopping/services area just 2-3 blocks from the house with a very nice large grocery store and lots of restaurants. There are also plenty of sidewalks and bike paths reachable directly from the house. There is plenty to do in the area. One can google to find out. Plenty of hiking, family fun, golf, shopping, mountain climbing, and historical sites close by. Our favorite restaurant was the Queen Creek Olive Mill.
Gary was very easy to communicate with and took care of everything. He was reachable by phone if we needed anything. But everything was taken care of, and we didn't have any needs while we were there. The kitchen was very well stocked with ample cooking utensils. We made/ate most of our meals at the house, and even did some Christmas baking. We have relatives living in Florence, so this was perfect for us. We could be close to them, yet have our own place to stay for away time too.
We had a wonderful stay as the property is very accommodating with many tactful provisions. Very versatile to accommodate most situations.
Nice community centre and golf course if so interested
Great park for children and many paths to walks
Feeling of safe and friendly community
Rates include taxes. 2,136 Square Foot house backs on to a Desert Wash, Rentals of one month or longer have full access to the Community Amenities, This yard opens up to a beautiful view of the desert. This backyard oasis is a great place for families or couples to enjoy a wonderful desert vacation! The home is about a 10 minute walk to all that the Anthem Parkside Community Center, Big Splash Water Park for an afternoon of funduring summer operation only, Merrill Ranch is located in a rural area SE of the greater Phoenix area approximately half way between Phoenix and Tucson. Sky Harbor airport is less than 1 hour drive. Mesa Gateway airport is 30 minutes and is served by Allegiant airlines, Shopping meccas include the nearby Shops at San Tan Village in Gilbert, Arizona Mills in Tempe, Chandler Fashion Center in Chandler, and Fiesta Mall and Superstition Springs Mall in Mesa,
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The small city of Cartago lies on the main road between Cali and Pereira. It is hot. Uncomfortably hot. And fairly ugly – every single block in town looks exactly like the other. There's not much to detour a tourist traveling between those cities, but if you're interested in churches, Cartago has two nice ones and a few others.
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
Cartago is pretty big, but most sites are within walking distance. A good place to start is a wonderful little church, Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe. It has a classic colonial whitewashed exterior and is a Colombian national heritage site.
The interior has a simple elegance to it that complements the exterior very nicely.
The church sits on a small park, Parque de Guadalupe.
Behind Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe is a large public park, Parque La Isleta. This park has basketball courts, a small skate park, benches, a playground, and different activities for children.
Nuestra Señora de la Pobreza
Walk a few blocks from the church and you'll come to another church, Nuestra Señora de la Pobreza, dating back to 1643. It also sits on a small park.
Parque de Bolívar
A block from there is the very large Parque de Bolívar. It is filled with tall trees and benches. Street vendors sell their goods while children play with squirrels and giant iguanas on the trees.
On the plaza is a small church, Iglesia de San Jorge. It isn't as tall or grand as the others but has a nice façade with a bell tower.
Catedral Nuestra Señora del Carmen
A few blocks from the plaza is the Catedral Nuestra Señora del Carmen. It was built in 1944 and looks like a Roman temple. It has a very tall bell tower as well.
Not far away is the Alcaldía (City Hall). It is a beautiful building that we drove past twice in a taxi. I wasn't able to get a shot.
Casa Vieja
For food, a friend of Marisol's recommended Casa Vieja. It's quite far from the sites in the city so a taxi may be necessary. Although a bit expensive for Colombian standards, the food was excellent and well worth the price. The menu was generally traditional Colombian food. I had a teriyaki Chilean salmon dish while Marisol had a róbalo filet. Both came with arroz con coco (coconut rice) and were very tasty.
Getting There
To get to Cartago, any bus traveling between Cali and Pereira can make a stop there. From the Pereira bus terminal, four companies make the 30 minute direct trip every 10 to 15 minutes. They are Colectivos del Café, Coochoferes, Expreso Alcalá, and Tax Cartago. From Cali, the trip is about two hours. There is no bus terminal in Cartago. Each company has its own garage.
Getting Around
Getting around Cartago will involve a taxi at some point. While all the sites are located within walking distance, its easier to use a taxi to get to points further out from the city center. Also, if you need a bus to Cali or Pereira and aren't sure where to get one, jump in a taxi and ask the driver to take you to one of the bus companies. Taxi fares for pretty much anywhere in town were COP$3,300 at the time of writing.


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Ethan Allen Day
The history of Vermont's frontier is dominated by Ethan Allen and his exploits, from his efforts to support the rights of frontier homesteaders in the New Hampshire Grants, to the capture of Fort Ticonderoga and the cannon needed to support the Continental Army. In honor of his contributions, the Governor of Vermont declared June 23 "Ethan Allen Day"!
Click here to read the Governor's proclamation
Why June 23rd?
On June 23rd, 1775 Ethan Allen and Seth Warner traveled to Philadelphia and appeared before the Continental Congress. At this point, despite their early victories in the American War of Independence, both men and the Green Mountain Boys were considered outlaws due to their efforts to prevent the Colony of New York from establishing authority over settlements in Vermont. During the audience before Congress, Ethan Allen was Comissioned a Lt. Colonel in the Continental Army, and the Green Mountain Boys were recognized as part of the fledgling Continental Army. While Allen would not remain in command of the Green Mountain Boys for the entire duration of the war, the regiment would serve with distinction.
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This Colorado Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies Field Report comes from Jeff Yelek.
|While investigating a new area we found some new and some old breaks. We had previous reports from about this area, so we drove up, hiked around and found this break.
It was located in the surrounding area of this tree break.
Here's another double tree break.
And there was another double break in the same area, just up the ravine, which looks like a X-formation, but the branches are not touching. There is a lot of human growth in the area. But the Sasquatch are still passing through the area from time to time is our thought.
This picture is of a break at the end of a ravine that is broken and pushed down photo almost as to block the way in. We will be back to do more follow ups.
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Sasquatch Investigations of the Rockies


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Misses Masters School' by J. C. Cropsey, c.1890
The farther backward you can look,
the farther forward you are likely to see.
Winston S. Churchill
History is philosophy, teaching by examples. Thucydides
I view it as a noble undertaking to rescue from oblivion those who deserve to be eternally remembered. Pliny
Thank you for visiting the VillageHistorian website.The front cover of my 2011 book,
Among the 25-30 images that appear in
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"Richard Borkow has done a first-rate job of telling the story of the American Revolution in Westchester County and putting dramatic events there in the context of the larger war—especially the decision to march to Yorktown."
Thomas Fleming, author of
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To learn more about Dobbs Ferry's exceptional history, please consider the following options:
Persons who wish to conduct in-depth scholarly research regarding Dobbs Ferry's history are invited to schedule a visit to the archives of the Dobbs Ferry Historical Society, which is located at the Mead House, 12 Elm Street-- telephone: (914-) 674-1007. These archives contain an extensive collection of historic documents, correspondence, artifacts and maps, historical publications, books, paintings, films and oral history recordings relating to Dobbs Ferry. The historical society also publishes The Ferryman, a lively and attractive historical newsletter, which appears quarterly. Please see the website of the Dobbs Ferry Historical Society for additional guidance on ways to search for historical information about our village.
Historic Treasures of Westchester County is an initiative of "Virtual Archives," a collaborative effort of the Westchester County Archives and The Westchester County Historical Society. Access their web page, Historic Treasures of Westchester County, for a beautiful display of historical material from many of Westchester's towns and villages. On the web page relating to Dobbs Ferry, you will find antique picture postcards and other pictorial artifacts from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Dobbs Ferry and neighboring localities played a vital role during the Revolutionary War and are important sites on the Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route (W3R). Early in 2009, Congress passed legislation to establish the W-R Revolutionary Route as the Washington-Rochambeau National Historic Trail, and the legislation was signed by the president on March 30, 2009. Information about the role of Dobbs Ferry during the Revolutionary War is posted on the web site of the National W3R Association.
The website which you are currently visiting includes a pictorial account of the 1781 encampment of the allied American and French armies in Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, Hartsdale and Edgemont. The strategic decisions made at the encampment in mid-August, 1781, led to a dramatic turnaround in the military fortunes of the United States at the Battle of Yorktown, in Virginia, two months later, to the end of the Revolutionary War and to remarkably favorable peace terms for our country.
Additional sections on this website include:
The historic maps web page
The notable quotations web page, which contains passages from articles and books which describe Dobbs Ferry of yesteryear.
Please feel free to contact me. I welcome your observations and feedback.
Richard Borkow, M.D.
Village Historian of Dobbs Ferry
Trustee, Dobbs Ferry Historical Society
July, 2012
We are very appreciative
the W-R legislation in the Senate
Faxes from the citizens of Dobbs Ferry, including all of those who responded to the mayor's newsletter, and all of those who responded to e-mails from the leaders of both political parties, and from the citizens and supervisor of the Town of Greenburgh, were extremely helpful at the time of the Congressional alert in June, 2007. Your intervention changed the course of events! Thank you!
The twelth annual commemoration of Dobbs
Ferry's Road to Freedom Day is scheduled for
The Road To Freedom celebration will begin on that date at Gould Park at 1 PM. Led by fife and drum, we will follow the route taken by the Continental army on Sunday, Aug 19, 1781, en route to Virginia and the decisive American and French victory over British General Cornwallis at Yorktown. We will pause at the Little White Church Cemetery in order to pay tribute to the Revolutionary War and Civil War soldiers and veterans who are interred in that historic cemetery.
Following the Road to Freedom Walk we will gather on the lawn of the Mead House, 12 Elm Street, for a variety of demonstrations and exhibits, including artifacts, women's makeup and dress, games of the period, musical selections of the period played on the fife by the The Ministers of Apollo musicians, and refreshments.
Dobbs Ferry's Road to Freedom celebration is a joint initiative of the Dobbs Ferry Historical Society and the Village of Dobbs Ferry.


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KNOXVILLE (WVLT) – An East Tennessee organization has some ideas for how to improve the Knox County government. They range from outlawing nepotism to shrinking the total number of commissioners from 19 to 11.
On Thursday night, the organization had voters sign a petition to turn those ideas into amendments which the public would vote on in November. A few hundred people signed their names at Sundown in the City, moving the organization closer to getting signatures from 15 percent of Knox County's voters.
"It was a great crowd with great music," said Gary Drinnen, who helped man the petition's booth. "We had a big audience and we worked to try and collect signatures."
The Knox County Commission approved the petition forms earlier Thursday. There will be an orange petition and a white petition, with the controversial amendments showing up only on the orange petition.
One of those amendments adds a nepotism clause, which would try to stop the so-called "good ole boy" network of hiring relatives rather than the most qualified people.
"It just seems there's a "good ole boy" in government and I think the sooner we can stop that and get back to accountability in government, the better," said Eric Henry who signed the petition
Another hot topic on the orange petition is the idea of shrinking the county commission. The proposed amendment would allow every citizen to vote for 3 of 11 commissioners, one each from nine districts and two at large, rather than the current 2 of 19 for most voters now.
"The idea of shrinking the size of the commission is increasing the influence of the average voter," said Drinnen.
Not everyone was for the pair of petitions on Thursday night. Among them was Bryan Moneyhum, who stood beside the petition tables at Sundown and loudly voiced his opinion to passers-by.
"There might be some districts under represented in a very serious way," he said.
If the petitions get about 40 thousand signatures, you could be voting on their amendments in November.
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The following are interview highlights with Candice Michelle:
Her transition from leaving the WWE into the role of motherhood and why she believes that her WWE release came at a perfect time in her life: "For me, it's been an awesome transition. I think it's because I loved my time at the WWE. I loved the people I worked with, and I felt blessed there. And then when my released happened, I think it came at a perfect time in my life. I don't think I was quite ready to say 'I'm done,' but when they released me, I realized that my life had a new venture. And then when motherhood came along, it was the best thing in the world. Her smile warms my heart everyday, so it's been an awesome transition, and I feel very blessed in life."
Her message to the WWE Divas that may feel like their WrestleMania spot in being taken by Snooki: "The WWE is smart for putting her in WrestleMania because of the advertising it will bring. However, if I was a WWE Diva currently in the locker room, I'd be pissed off. You're busting your ass every night, you're going overseas, and traveling, and driving, and someone just comes in that has never wrestled a day in their life and has your spot? That's shitty. My advice to them is be who you are, do the best you can, and get noticed. Snooki is noticed for what, being a drunk on a TV show being wild and crazy? Do I respect her? Yes. Does she deserve that spot? No."
Why she feels the in-ring chapter of her career is closed and whether or not she was approached by TNA to join their Knockouts division: "When I first left WWE and my non-compete clause was coming to an end, there was a mention that there was an interest in that door to be opened. For me, I was on the biggest stage that there was, and it felt like it was just a time in my life to close that chapter. I think TNA is great, and I sometimes prefer to watch TNA. My friends are there. I think the product is awesome. I love what they do with the girls division over there. It's different. I feel like I've been watching the same thing over and over sometimes with the storylines getting redundant on WWE. I've always said 'never say never,' but in reality, I think that chapter is closed for me."
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I get that this is a free site and that the Ads are a source of revenue to keep the site up, but recent implementation of the ads into the game sometimes rendering the game unplayable if the user has certain add-on's in the browser of choice. there are better ways of having ads generate revenue other than blocking games unless they turn off their ad blocker.
Unfortunately ad blocking programs are being used more often as ads are getting more and more personal to the user via cookie tracking and website tracking. Since this is the case ad blockers are being used more often. And often this leads to lost revenue for the site. I know your a business underneath the shell of the website but again instead of ads blocking games from running use the system that Youtube has and you can still have the ads there that dont care about ads and they can still see them but make it so the games can still be played by people that care for their privacy from ads.
There is an Ad that says " Banned in 12 countries. "
Heh thats one interesting ad.
an Ad that says " Banned in 12 countries. "You know those ads have been targeted for false advertisement lawsuits? They are all mage by the same company
Rarely now they use Trojans for targeting as I recently discovered an advert for breast enlargements...
Still the use of ads in the actual game before the game is down right stupid, especially since it makes the game unplayable if you have some form of ad blocker
We don't support ad blocking.
I just press F5 and try to set on Toyota ad, because I can skip it. If you are not lucky â" you'll get War Thunder Ad always, that cannot be skipped.
I hate War Thunder and I love Toyota :3
P.s. It's only for russian ads, maybe for other langs/countries there could be another good/bad ads.
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Did you have any idea that making music is part of what makes humans human? Almost each and every culture makes music. Not just that, almost every culture in past has made music too. The Musical instruments are one of the oldest man-made objects that are ever found. Example: There are flutes that are found to be around 37,000 years old!!
If we compare this with writing and reading, the earliest form of writings are not more than 3500 years old and still there are many cultures around the world which still don't read or write.
Music gets under the human skin. It is music which creates the strong feelings and memories so we can say that music is a language. Music is a language that is for all the humans. It is the language that is there when the normal language we normally spoke is of no or little use.
Importance of Music?
Why is it important to learn to write and read? It is important so that we can communicate and understand each other. More we learn, more we can easily communicate with people around the world and say what we want to say. It is same with the music. The more we learn about music, more we will be able to say and communicate to people what we want to say in music. If we take a look at it in other words, more we will learn about music, more we will be able to communicate and say things that we normally cannot say in words.
Importance of Music for kids?
Children's brains are in the developing stage. Children's brains are more like sponges that are capable to soak up anything that's going. Means, children's are more ready to hear fresh things as compared to adults. Most adults believe that specific type of music like classical music is not for children. In fact, the opposite is true. If an adult had not heard a specific type of music in childhood, then normally they will not like that music as an adult.
We can also say that, the more type of music children hear, more types of music they are going to like as an adult, and more types of music they will like as an adult, more they are going to listen to, more types of music they are going to listen to, more they will understand about essential language of music.
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* Western Refining's first-quarter profit beats estimates
* HollyFrontier profit misses estimates as costs rise (Adds HollyFrontier results, analysts' estimates, share price)
May 6 (Reuters) - Western Refining Inc and HollyFrontier Corp said they expect refining margins to grow in coming quarters due to lower crude costs.
The price for West Texas Intermediate crude oil for delivery into Midland, Texas, which Western Refining and HollyFrontier access easily, is lower than the price for the benchmark crude in Cushing, Oklahoma.
The growing oil production from the Permian Basin, stretching over Texas and New Mexico, has pushed down crude costs in the region, helping oil refiners boost margins.
Western Refining, which operates refineries in El Paso, Texas and Gallup in New Mexico, said the second quarter ending June was off to a "strong start", with margins strengthening.
"The WTI Midland/Cushing differential has widened during the quarter ... and we are seeing stronger values for finished products in our regions," Western Refining Chief Executive Jeff Stevens said in a statement.
The view was echoed by Mike Jennings, Chief Executive of HollyFrontier, which operates refineries in Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Wyoming and Utah.
"Looking forward, we expect continued growth in North American crude oil production, which we believe will solidify our company's structural advantage, with a current example being the differentials and margins we are experiencing in the Permian Basin," Jennings said in a statement.
Western Refining's profit rose 2 percent in the first quarter ended March 31, helped by a pre-tax hedging gain of $74 million.
Excluding the gain, the company earned 44 cents per share, which was higher than the 40 cents per share analysts' on average were expecting, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
HollyFrontier's first-quarter profit more than halved as total operating costs and expenses rose 9 percent in the quarter.
The company's profit of 76 cents per share was also below the average analyst estimate of 77 cents per share.
Western Refining shares closed at $43.53 and HollyFrontier shares closed at $51.60 on Monday on the New York Stock Exchange. (Reporting by Swetha Gopinath in Bangalore; Editing by Savio D'Souza and Kirti Pandey)


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Zanzibar Coral Rock Hotel
Facilities Map Streetview Reviews
Jambiani Zanzibar
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Coral Rock 3*offers great value for money withkiller views and facilities such as swimming pool, air-conditioning, bar and good restaurant. Only 12 sea-view bungalows ensure intimate atmosphere.
Located in the traditional fishing village of Jambiani where you can still experience the real Zanzibar, the hotel is built on top of an ancient coral rock extending out into the Indian Ocean sandbar. The hotel is flanked by two beautiful beaches and a conservation area for colobus monkeys. The sandbar extends over 1km out into the indian ocean and creates a huge warm natural swimming pool free from strong currents or dangerous marine creatures. The area offers great snorkelling, diving the wall reef, fishing (barracuda and kingfish) and salt-water fly-fishing (with bone fish swimming right up to the hotel). Explore the ancient caves near the hotel, take a tour with the hotel tour guide and experience the many things that you can see and do in Zanzibar such as swimming with dolphins, visiting the old slave market, persian ruins and the spice plantations.
This is a Trusted Review. Why?
Booked on the recommendation of a colleague.
The positives- very warm welcome, even though it wasn't quite 10am I was given the key to my room and shown around the 'resort'. The staff were very quick to learn names and to introduce themselves. Menu in restaurant is varied. Very relaxing and I really did enjoy my stay. Small but lovely swimming pool. Lots of sun loungers dotted around the place- I had one outside my bungalow which I took the liberty of 'claiming' and the bar staff were happy to send an icy Kiliminjaro on request.
Negatives-these are not deal breakers but I feel they are worth pointing out.
Fridge in room didn't work- door didn't close, pretty rusty. Wasp 'nests' in bathroom. No screen on bathroom window so the odd mosquito go in. Wednesday night is 'Pub Quiz night' in the restaurant..even though I wasn't bothered (traveling solo) it may have been an issue if you were there for a 'romantic interlude'. Transfer to Stone Town- shared with travellers to the airport- bit of a money spinner as they did one trip, but go paid twice. Plus, had to wait on the other people. Went on a day trip snorkelling- wasn't told to leave room key so no 'housekeeping'. It's unusual for the cleaning staff not to be able to enter the room. Restaurant service was often very slow, but this was balanced by the option to pre-order (not always sure of what I wanted for dinner when asked to order at 4pm).
I did a 'Safari Blue' day trip- paid $60, others said they paid $40. When I told the 'tour man' (seems to be someone who operates independently of but with hotel endorsement) I was disappointed I'd paid more, he said we'd all paid the same...someone wasn't quite telling the truth... The trip itself was fine but nothing extraordinary- 1 hr transfer to an abandoned resort, onto a home made boat, off to the 'sand pile' . We detoured to the 'lagoon', sail in sail out, then dropped off three of the 'crew' to prepare lunch. Spent some time at the 'sandpile', had some fresh fruit, 'chocolate brownie' and sodas, then off to the lunch spot. Lunch was 'lobster', fish, octopus, rice, curry, salad...very enjoyable, but nothing spectacular. Then we had 'relaxing' time until the tide came in. 5 people, a shade cover and beach mat for 2... After people rested on wooden benches (not much else to do unless you wanted to cruise the 'shops') we were offered a tour to the baobab tree...3 minutes walk away. Made our way back to the mainland then transfer back to hotel... Do the tours from Stone Town for half the price if you can.
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Sometime we need to capture a screen shot for adding in to blog, or somewhere and it's important to blur name's links and some pic's for some privacy reason, generally we doing that by hard work and using Adobe Photoshop and other online image editing software/tool for it, but why we use other tool and do hard work even we have good option in chrome extension ! yes that will automatically hide all the links, names and images from an status update you choose and then automatically upload the screenshot onto good cloud storage service like Imgur.
Also Read:-Tips for preventing your facebook account from hacker in 2013
So you can see in above image there all name's, links, and images are blurred by one click you can also do that too and share any status anywhere as you want, So firstly open Chrome and install "Status Snapper" extension. now visit Facebook and click on the small icon present in your address bar. you will see "Snap" option on top of every status update. need to just click on that icon and everything will blurred in that status. also you can un-blur anything just hove on that thing. After you have made that anonymous, just click on Finish option and it will start capturing that image and then it will upload that image automatically.


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Good-morning, kittens & dawgs! February is the month of love, and we typically think romance with Cupid sporting hearts to pierce with his arrow. But, heart breaks are also found in February and we all know nothing hurts like a romantic break up, but a band breakup?! Well…that's a double heart breaker ~ for the group and their fans. This morning, I'm continuing to share hits of a one the most devastating band breakups of all times in my addition of Breaking Up Is Hard To Do Series with…
Guns N' Roses
This iconic hard rock band formed in Los Angeles during the dance and pop metal era of the 80s. Accredited for the revival in pop mainstream rock music during the late 80s and early 90s earned them the nickname The World's Most Dangerous Band with their "hedonistic rebelliousness" resemblances to the Rolling Stones' early years.
It amazing GNR music spanned three decades where drugs and huge egos were bound to collide. Despite these ginormous flaws, the band threw out tremendous hits that we all love but in the end, substance abuse and delusions of power between certain band members became their undoing.
Click the play all button to hear all 13-tracks to GNR greatest hit 2004 album!
Although, I don't consider myself a heavy metal fan I do like a few of their hits ~ Welcome to the Jungle, Sweet Child O' Mine, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, and November Rain. What's your favorite Guns N' Roses song?
The results for the last round of #BOTB featuring I Honestly Love You was a total run away. I didn't even cast my vote. Had I did, it would have gone for the winner….Jerry Butler! He took all counts 9 of 9 votes!!!
Thanks for sharing this dance. Let's keep the party going, link up and join the fun at XmasDolly. I hope to see you tomorrow for CathyChat. Have a tunetastic week!


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Google starts disappearing links to comply with 'right to be forgotten'
The fallout from the "right to be forgotten" ruling in mid-May by the European Court of Justice against Google is beginning to percolate throughout the European region. For one, Google has developed a controversial form with "flags" to indicate that information had been deleted.
In another instance the German Government is considering employing arbitration courts to decide what information people can force Google to takedown from results as 40% of the removal requests are emanating from there. And, ultimately Google has begun removing the links on Thursday as proscribed by the ECB, Wall Street Journal reports. And there have been rumblings ruminating that the court is engaging in censorship as organizations, namely news organizations, would be deprived of information.
To refresh your memory, the decision by Europe's highest court allows people living in Europe to ask for links to "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant" material to be removed from search results, although it will still be available on the original web page. The case specifically revolved around the complaint of a Spanish attorney, Mario Costeja González, to the Spanish Data Protection Agency that his privacy rights had been violated. He was aggrieved that entering his name in Google's search engine drew results including a legal notice from 1998 about his having to sell real estate to satisfy debts to the Social Insurance authorities.
Other search engine companies will also have to comply but Google has 90% of the market. Earlier this month it was reported that Google had received over 41,000 requests almost immediately. But since the number was growing by the hundreds hourly, it has surely swelled by now which made it important for Google to get with the program. With that in mind, it created a simple document to initiate information takedown. While the form is simple it comes with some caveats for the user. First and foremost, a copy of a valid photo ID must be attached. The public can make removal requests but the photo ID of the target individual must always be attached.
Also, requestors must furnish their email address and the country whose law applies to the request. It should be noted at this point that the ECB decision applies only to Europe. Google.com is not affected (one can go to other sources for getting information on subjects). To complicate matters, the complainants must list every URL they wish taken down. For some this will be a daunting task. But the next part is key- the complainant's explanation for the information removal. This is important because the ruling only relates to information, again, that is "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant, or excessive in relation to the purposes for which they were processed."
This last provision may give some applicants pause before they file. Yet, not so others. Google chief executive Larry Page has said that nearly a third of the, then, 41000 requests for takedown involved a fraud or a scam, one fifth concerned serious crime and 12% were connected to child pornography arrests. Absent any other government or judicial review, it is Google alone which must consider whether removing information is in the public interest. Hence, the sabre rattling by the German government to which we alluded earlier.
As of this writing we have no information on how the minor search engines are dealing with the court's decision.


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I've had a number of animal communication sessions over a period of years, and I know how wonderful they can be so my expectations were high. The session with Rebbie exceeded my expectations... Continue Reading
Ever since his death, I have felt a longing for my horse Avalancher, a Thoroughbred racehorse whom I adopted after his retirement from racing. After experiencing an extraordinary animal communication session Rebbie conducted with my dog, I was delighted to find that she would be willing to do a session with a deceased horse.
Avalancher came through loud and clear, answering my questions, addressing my concerns, and confirming my feelings. The session was informative, reassuring, and inspiring. I am grateful to Rebbie for using her abilities to help me connect and communicate with the animals I have loved so much.
After many years of of doing remote energy work with people and animals, I have decided to invest myself in the deepening of my ability to communicate with animals.
Now, as a Certified Animal Energy® Practitioner, I have expanded the scope of Yofa Dogs to include private remote sessions. These sessions are devoted to animal communication and energy balancing for the well being of the animal and the harmony and love in their relationship with their human(s).
Dr. Rebbie Straubing is the founder of The Yoga of Alignment (YOFA) and the author of Rooted in the Infinite: The Yoga of Alignment. She has developed two different forms of remote energy sessions which she does for humans in The Journey 2U and for dogs in Yofa Dogs. Rebbie's experience as a chiropractor strongly informs her approach to wellness. Her mystical temperament has lead her to revelations that she funnels into these sessions for the benefit of the members.
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The following Featured Post comes from Relationship Group 2, Thread 4.
1. Discussing Race issues
I�m excited about this group so let�s get right to it.
I know that not everyone in the group is involved in a bi-racial relationship, (I think I like bi-racial better than inter-racial. Somehow inter-racial makes it sound like I�m having a relationship with a salamander or some other non-human species) but for those of you who are; how much time do you spend talking about issues involving race? If you�ve read my introduction you know that my wife and I live in a small town where there are very few black people and no other biracial couples that I know of. We do not spend much time talking about issues of race unless something like this PBS special comes along.
Sometimes I think we should talk about it more, especially since we have children in school who may soon encounter the prejudice of others. My children are ages 8, 7, and 6 and only the 8-year-old has ever even indicated that she sees that mommy and daddy look different. What have the rest of you experienced in this area? Do you and you partners talk much about race issues?
2. Add my thoughts
The racial angle doesn't enter into my relationship right now, but my uncle was the child of a bi-racial family. He grew up along with my parents and I never heard a word of any problems when he and my aunt decided to marry. My two cousins(their children)did have trouble when they went into school and have had to deal with prejudice in both their professional and persoal lives. Watching them,I believe that the childeren of bi-racial families should be told from an early age that some people will give them trouble for no better reason than they look different from others.
Then their parents can give them the support and love it takes to overcome those problems and become strong and successful human beings. Both of my cousins have good,rich lives and are raising families of their own,and teaching their kids about being proud of their heritage.
3. Discussing race
My husband and I rarely discuss race issues directly. I find it really hard to start the discussion with him. I hoped (and am still hoping) that this series will help our discussions. We have very different ways of coping with the problems we encounter (racial or otherwise) and his way of coping doesn't involve a lot of talking about it. I'd rather talk more, but I'm not sure how to bring the topic up.
4. Talking to one partner on RACE
Hello everyone I find that my husband and I talk about race if its black or white. We feel that its important to talk about these relationships. because were live in a very small town were there are no other black Americans for I say about 25 miles. And we as responable parents need to discuss the issues in the fore front about race and not try to hide it.
6. Discussing race
this message is for joy. maybe this book mighthelp you with your little boy. I got it for mygirls its called Black is Brown is Tan. It's aboutan inter-racial couple and there two little boys. it might help.
7. Race Issue
I'm married to a black man for 6 years now. We have a 2.5 year old son who doesn't speak much yet, but we have noticed, that if he see a picture of white, blond women, he says "Mommy" and if he sees a black man he says "Daddy". So I guess in this early age children do recognize the differences.
We talk about racial issue only when it comes up on TV or everyday life brings it to our attention. As far as we are concerned, there's is NO issue, but we find ourselfs to be consious about people around us. I guess our eyes are always open...
8. Black is brown is tan is white
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NEW YORK (Oct. 20)
President Dwight D. Eisenhower pledged tonight before 2,000 members of the American Jewish community attending the Jewish Tercentenary Dinner, that the United States will "continue to contribute to peaceful relations" between Jews and Arabs. Touching upon the situation in the Near East, the President in his half-hour speech said:
"We are all regretfully aware that the major differences between Israel and the Arab states remain unresolved. Our goal there, as elsewhere, is a just peace. By friendship toward both, we shall continue to contribute to peaceful relations among these peoples. And in helping to strengthen the security of the entire Near East, we shall make sure that any arms we provide are devoted to that purpose, not to creating local imbalances which could be used for the intimidation of, or aggression against, any neighboring nations. In every such arrangement we make with any nation, there is ample assurance that this distortion of purpose cannot occur.
The President quoted "the wonderful prophecy" of Isaiah: "And the work of righteousness shall be peace; and the effect of righteousness, quietness and assurance forever." Mr. Eisenhower added: "The pursuit of peace is at once our religious obligation and our national policy. Peace and freedom–where all men dwell in security–is the ideal toward which our foreign policy is directed.
"I know," the President continued, "that I am speaking to the people who deeply love peace. I know that, with all other Americans, you share a profound thanksgiving that, for the first time in 20 years there is no active battlefield anywhere in the world."
After reiterating America's pacific intentions and desire for peace, Mr. Eisenhower turned to the history of the Jews in the United States and told his audience:
"We have come together in memory of an inspiring moment in history – that moment, 300 years ago, when a small band of Jewish people arrived on the ship, St. Charles, in what was then the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam. It was an event meaningful not only to the Jews of America but to all Americans – of all faiths, of all national origins.
"On that day there came to these shores 23 people whose distant ancestors had, through the Old Testament, given new dimensions of meaning to the concepts of freedom and justice, mercy and righteousness, kindness and understanding–ideas and ideals which were to flower on this continent. They were of a people who had done much to give Western civilization the principle of human dignity; they came to a land which would flourish–beyond all 17th Century dreams–because it fostered that dignity among its citizens.
"Of all religious concepts, this belief in the infinite worth of the individual is beyond doubt among the most important. On this faith our forefathers constructed the framework of our Republic.
"In this faith in human dignity is the major difference between our own concept of life and that of enemies of freedom. The chief of these enemies a decade and more ago were Nazi and Fascist forces which destroyed so many of our fellow men. Today, the Communist conspiracy is the principal influence that derides the truth of human worth and, with atheistic ruthlessness, seeks to destroy the free institutions established on the foundation of that truth.
"Asher Levy and his party came to this land on that long ago day because even then they had to find a country where they could safely put into practice their belief in the dignity of man.
"In this respect–as in so many others–they were no different from scores of other groups that landed on our shores. Only 34 years earlier, another party had landed at Plymouth Rock. That group, too, came here in the hope of escaping persecution–of gaining religious freedom–of settling quietly in the wilderness to build their homes and rear their families.
"And there was another novel concept of our common Judeo-Christian civilization shared by these two groups and by all others who have come to this land: the ideal of peace."
Reviewing the general situation in the world today, the President told the assembled Jewish dignitaries: "We shall keep faith with those of earliest America who, as they came to these shores three centuries and more ago, launching a venture in freedom unparalleled in man's struggle over the ages, sought peace and freedom and justice, for themselves and for those who were to follow. Yes, my friends, we know, with the Prophet Isaiah that the work of righteousness shall be peace. We know that the Lord will give strength unto all of us as we strive tirelessly, confidently for peace," the President concluded.
President Eisenhower was introduced by New York State Supreme Court Edgar J. Nathan, Jr., a descendent of Abraham de Lucena, one of the 23 Jews who came to New Amsterdam in 1654 and established the first Jewish community in this country. The dinner was presided over by Joseph Willen of New York.
Ralph E. Samuel, chairman of the Tercentenary Committee, who was one of the speakers, emphasized that the 5,000,000 American Jews begin the fourth century of their settlement in this country "with reverence for the past and with deep pride as Americans and as Jews. But above all else, we celebrate the American Jewish Tercentenary in a spirit of gratitude, dedication and devotion to these blessed United States."
An invocation was delivered by Rabbi David de Sola Pool of Congregation Shearith Israel of New York. The benediction was given by Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner of Cleveland, president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. A Tercentenary prayer was delivered by Rabbi Israel Goldstein of Congregation B'nai Jeshurun of New York. Irving Berlin, noted composer, sang "God Bless America" accompanied by the Jewish Chapel Choir of the United States Military Academy at West Point, which also sang several other selections.


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J. A. Udden
J.A. Udden taught geology at Augustana College from 1888 to 1911. Udden was an accomplished researcher in fields of sedimentology and stratigraphy. He pioneered studies of wind-blown sediment, and he is well-known for his development of a grain-size scale, which today is known today as the Udden-Wentworth scale. Udden was one of the first geologists to demonstrate that Pleistocene loess in the Upper Mississippi Valley was transported and deposited by wind, rather than water. Udden published numerous papers on the geology of the Rock Island area, and his interest in the wind led him to build an early working model of a flying machine.
For more information about J.A. Udden, refer to:
Hansen, W.B., 1985, Dust in the wind: J.A. Udden's turn-of-the-century research at Augustana, in Drake, E.T. and Jordan, W.M., Geologists and Ideas: A History of North American Geology: G.S.A. Centennial Special Volume 1, p. 302-214.


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Five Congressional Hopefuls In L'burg Thursday
(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) – Southeast Indiana tea party group We the Hoosiers will host five congressional candidates running in Indiana's Sixth District Thursday night.
Tonight's meeting is the final in a line of the group's Pre-Primary Informed Voter events. It will be held at the Lawrenceburg Firehouse, 310 West Tate Street, beginning at 6:30.
Candidates appearing include Don Bates, John Hatter, Travis Hankins, Joe Van Wye, and Bill Frazier – all Republicans.
The candidates are each trying to succeed Congressman Mike Pence in the Sixth District. Pence is leaving the post in order to run for Indiana Governor in 2012.
Other Republicans running in the crowded primary field but not appearing in Lawrenceburg Thursday include Luke Messer, Andrew Phipps, and Joe Sizemore.
Democrats seeking their party nomination are Brad Bookout, Dan Bolling, Jim Crone, Barry Welsh, George Holland, and Susan Hall Heitzman.


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Falling Like a Bleeding Sky
- Artist: Dead Lane Cross
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DEAD LANE CROSS:- Linden Beamish (20) - Vocals Terry Bennington (19) - Bass Guitar Barney Monger (24)- Drums Ceri Monger (19) - Guitar INFOBLURB:- Formed Nov. 02, by longtime friends Ceri (guitar) and Terry (bass guitar) plus more recent mate Linden, soon joined by Ceri's brother, experienced drummer Barney, from authoritative power-thrash band Vessel. Within 5 months, with the last-minute addition of guitarist James L. Brown, Dead Lane Cross was up and running: heavy hardcore metal with searing riffs and devastating vocals; heartfelt lyrics passionately delivered, mostly from Linden's extensive collection of personal and political writings; good crowds at gigs right from the start, wicked cheerful ferocious moshpits..... 1st album SIGNPOST, recorded at Springvale Studios, Ipswich, was released in Summer 03. John Peel played tracks from it on BBC Radio 1, it reached the last 12 of Scuzz-TV's Demo-lition - was blowtorched by Max Cavalera, but he liked the riffs! In May 04, now back to the original 4-man line-up, DLC went into the studio at West Suffolk College to record their 2nd album, FALLING LIKE A BLEEDING SKY - the album was released in June 04. It too received airtime from John Peel. DLC are currently gigging further & further afield, continuing to write new material, flogging the albums & T-shirts, and meeting a lot of good bands. Also, to make available some of DLC's more recent tracks, a 5-track CD,- SON OF... - was recorded in the latter half of last year - we put this disc out free as a thankyou to our v. supportive crowd, it can be obtained free from the band at gigs..... (Comment from member of aforementioned v. supportive crowd :- '....LAST NIGHTS GIG WAS THE ****IN TITS YOU ARE ****IN BRILLIANT WOOOAH AMAZING!..' Gego, DLC Message Board) Review for FALLING LIKE A BLEEDING SKY :- '.....death, evil, punk..... The songs are tight and well written.....the drumming is tight & technical, reminiscent of Machine Head's Dave McClain..... The guitar flits between a really heavy, meaty chugging sound into a sometimes irritating grating noise, which made the inside of my face itch!..... a must for the pure Metal-Head.....' Gigs Unlimited Latest comment about the band :- "...We would place Dead Lane Cross right up with some of the heaviest thrash metal big name acts of today ..... they are awesome...." BandsXposure.
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We all know that Score is probably not the best representation of the rookie cards that every collector is out to chase. Although there are a few really cool sets in the product, including some nice throwbacks that should have been the prime rookie content, the majority of the set is a complete disaster. For the first time, this may actually showcase how important the design of a card is to the overall value it presents. Either way they are selling VERY much below where you would expect the first autographs of the new class in their NFL "jerseys."
Here is the top five:
1. Geno Smith – Hot rookie auto /99
2. Tavon Austin – Hot rookie auto /99
3. Matt Barkley – 1989 throwback auto /49
4. Manti Te'o – 1989 throwback auto /49
5. Eddie Lacy – 1989 throwback auto base
Notice, none of these cards will cover the cost of a jumbo box. Secondarily, as the product is enveloped by Bowman on 6/5, its obvious that these prices will drop about as far as you can imagine. Even the guys you would expect to be more expensive due to lack of other options, are not. For a pre-season product, its likely that the best auto you can pull in base form wont even cover HALF the box cost. Its also likely that a parallel of these cards wont cover a FULL box cost. I cant remember the last time this happened. Again, Score is a brand that should NEVER have been resurrected in this capacity, which plays a factor.
Not only will this discourage collectors from buying wax, but it will majorly affect the stores that have to stock the products. My local shop has already said that he has gone from ordering 8-10 cases of a new release down to 2, and that is still leaving him with significant stock on the shelf. He has also decided to stock up on a lot of 2012 Topps products in anticipation of the people wanting to go back to busting product where there are much better rookies to pull.
Funny enough, Panini seems to have realized how much significance will be placed on the veteran content in products driven by rookie cards, as Score has more veteran autos than ever before. Many of them are sticker dumps from less desirable players, but the designs are better than they have been in half a decade.
Here are some of the best:
2013 Score Adrian Peterson Franchise Fabrics Laundry Tag Auto 1/1
2013 Score Inscriptions Matthew Stafford SSP Auto
2013 Score Future Franchise Fabrics Lamichael James Tag Logo Auto /10
2013 Score Inscriptions Drew Brees Auto SSP
To be completely honest, until the season starts, things are going to be very rough for people. More rough than maybe some are prepared for. That is not a good thing for anyone – including the player collectors that buy up the singles from mass breakers. If the breakers dont break, we cant buy. A test of patience is definitely in the works.


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Guidant allegedly hid defect in defibrillators
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Boston Scientific Corp. will pay $195 million to settle a class-action suit against its Guidant division, ending a legal battle in which patients claimed Guidant Corp. knowingly hid defects in its implantable heart devices. (Full article: 446 words)
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By Amy Biancolli, Hearst Newspapers
"Transformers: Dark of the Moon" will not solve the world's most pressing problems, but it does blow stuff up really well. Its urban devastation knows no peer. Robots smash into each other with steely ferocity, and the humans — why, the humans do a fine job providing comic relief. And the product placement! The best I've seen in ages. As a movie based on a line of Hasbro toys, this beats out "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" by a long shot.
All in all: a big fat brainless entertainment from director Michael Bay (and writer Ehren Kruger), who takes his trademark cinematic excess to bold new heights of distended self-parody. I mean lows. I mean, is there a difference in a movie like this?
Keep in mind, I happen to be one of three or four people in the English-speaking world who liked the last "Transformers" sequel and said so in print. Subtitled "Revenge of the Fallen," it was widely derided. I regarded it instead as a loud and rather stupid battling-giant-robot movie, but one with a certain testosterone-drenched entertainment value. Ever since, I've been informed by irate readers that I am a bonehead.
Who knows, maybe I am. One's opinions do evolve, so there may come a time when I start flaming myself anonymously for a two-year-old review. In the meantime, "Dark of the Moon" is more of the same. Mounds and mounds more. It's even longer, even louder, even more ridiculous, fries even more synapses, includes (by rough estimate) 87,531 more explosions and was filmed in glorious 3-D. And nope, I'm not using glorious sarcastically. The effects are sensational; I've never had such fun watching puny humans get tossed around like bean sprouts.
The chief toss-ee is Shia LeBeouf as Sam Witwicky, the nattering man-boy who allied with the Autobots (good robots from the planet Cybertron) to save Earth from Decepticons (bad robots from etc., etc.) in the first two movies. He finds himself in similar circumstances once again, as colorful Transformers morph from race cars and semi trucks and office printers in the battle to claim the remnants of a lost Cybertronian technology that crashed on the dark side of the moon in the early 1960s. This very event sparked the U.S.-Soviet space race — bet you didn't know that. Bay trots out the real Buzz Aldrin to prove it.
The historical revisionism is a new twist. So is the addition of several new cast members, including Patrick Dempsey as a smarmy car collector; John Malkovich as an eccentric corporate exec with no real point; Ken Jeong as a shrill (what else) office worker; and the voice of Leonard Nimoy as Sentinel Prime, the Autobots' metal-bearded éminence grise. (Sharp-eared nerds should pick out the nods to "Star Trek.")
Sam's arm candy is gone: out with Megan Fox, in with pouty British model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Another newcomer is Shockwave, a burrowing Decepticon that looks like a Kraken crossed with a plumber's snake crossed with Parallax from Green Lantern. He (it?) becomes more prominent as the film (ad?) progresses from the goofball quippery of the first 90-odd minutes to the deadly serious Battle: Chicago ruination of the last 55.
Bay provides his usual Bayisms: bloated close-ups, manly slo-mo, visual hyperbole and glamour shots of a hot babe standing amid the wreckage. Miraculously, she never breaks a heel or acquires a smudge on her pure white clothing.
Some things never change.
Movie review
''Transformers: Dark of the Moon''
Length: 154 minutes
Rated: PG-13 for intense prolonged sequences of sci-fi action violence, mayhem and destruction, and for language, some sexuality and innuendo'
two stars out of four


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The Rockets might have indulged in a moment of sticker shock. They should not, however, have been at all surprised with the offer sheet Kyle Lowry received, worth roughly $24 million over four years. But if they wish, they could spend a moment mildly taken aback with the deal.
Then they matched it.
Daryl Morey announced his decision in a tweet:
"Congratulations to Kyle Lowry on signing his new deal. We plan to match the agreement and we are excited he will be returning to the Rockets."
Those that checked the blog in the half hour or so between when the previous version of this entry was posted and the announcement that they had matched the offer know that the argument was made here that the Rockets needed to make this move. The reasons were as numerous as they were clear.
They always said they would, starting March 9 when Lowry came back from his injury. GM Daryl Morey gave his reasons, and they were good reasons then, and they are good reasons now.
Failing to match would have been announcing that they were just posturing, and it would be remembered the next time a restricted free agent is shopping for a deal, with next time scheduled for roughly 10 minutes later when the phone in Luis Scola's agent's pocket starts ringing.
That, however, is not even close to the only reason to match.
The Rockets' season went south when Lowry went out. When teams spoke of all that Rockets grit and toughness, they were describing Lowry. He was not the only one that showed it, but he helped give the Rockets the quality that defined them through the first months of the season.
When Lowry turned his ankle, the Rockets went from a double-digit lead against Philadelphia to a home loss, and including that game, were 5-10 in the games he missed with injuries. Going into a season with Yao Ming, Aaron Brooks, Shane Battier, Chuck Hayes and Jared Jeffries in the final season of their deals, the Rockets would have been wrong to take a step backward, and they would have been making a significant step in the wrong direction to reduce their roster to one point guard.
When they made the deal for Kevin Martin, removing the cap room they would have had if they simply let Tracy McGrady walk, they said they did it to grab the sure-thing addition of Martin rather than the long-shot hopes of free agency, but also because they had budgeted the cost of keeping their free agents and had chosen to take on that expense.
Point guards get mid-level money. It must be in the fine print somewhere. The Rockets had to see it coming when owner Leslie Alexander approved the plan, and when Morey said Alexander had instructed him to match the offers his restricted free agents might receive.
Mid-level for a guy with 30 career starts, all because of injuries to the starter, might seem a bit much, but not compared to his importance to the Rockets or the going rate for point guards.
That the Rockets have not made a big free-agent move brings another reason to keep Lowry. It's not about feeling better in a July of inactivity. Even if they are uncomfortable with having the backup earning twice the salary of the starter, keeping Lowry also keeps another asset for the sort of roster move they have not made this month.
The Rockets also were correct to make an exception to their policy of making moves at the deadline. They had a week to match the offer to Lowry, but with Scola also a restricted free agent testing the market, immediately matching the offer to Lowry would send a message that they said they would match and did. And if Lowry felt unloved as the Rockets failed to recruit him, or even send a Bosh-like iPad his way, a quick move would send a message to him, too.
The Rockets did not need to match the offer because it's been such a dull and perhaps disappointing month. They have resisted the urge to overspend for big men, offering at least a hint at what they might be thinking about the offer sheet question at hand.
They have been careful, however, because they like their roster and like their chances. The roster is not complete, but it is solid and deep. But it did need Lowry back. Their first free-agent move was clear. They needed to match the offer.
There's still nothing new on the Brad Miller front. To quote his agent Mark Bartelstein this morning: "Nothing new."
In a way, there might be. Denver was ready to join the fray, but the signing of Al Harrington likely takes them out of the mix, at least as a team with potential to make an offer he cannot refuse. Boston grabbed Jermaine O'Neal. Miami signed Zydrunas Ilgauskas. A return to Chicago is still possible, but nothing new means the Rockets are still in the hunt.
It's his call. No word on a schedule for "The Decision, Part II."


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|Miles Davis - Live at the 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival
|Music Disc Reviews Audio CD
|Written by Scott Yanow
|Monday, 01 October 2007
performance: 7
sound: 7
released: 2007
label: Monterey Jazz Festival Records
reviewer: Scott Yanow
In early 1963 Miles Davis was at one of the crossroads of his musical life. The trumpeter had led a classic quintet during 1955-56 comprised of tenor saxophonist John Coltrane, pianist Red Garland, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Philly Joe Jones. By 1958 the group was a super sextet with the addition of Cannonball Adderley on alto, with Bill Evans succeeding Garland. In 1960 the group was a quintet again with Coltrane and a magnificently swinging rhythm section comprised of Chambers, pianist Wynton Kelly and drummer Jimmy Cobb. But after Coltrane's departure later that year, the innovations seemed to stop. For two years Davis had the same rhythm section with different saxophonists (most notably Hank Mobley) but seemed to be coasting. His repertoire stayed the same and though he was playing well, a certain predictability had set in. When the rhythm section departed to become the Wynton Kelly Trio in late 1962, the trumpeter was without a band altogether and some even talked about him retiring.
Retiring would have been a ridiculous idea, particularly since Davis was still just 36. Instead, he took his time and gradually formed a new quintet. The most important new member was 17-year old drummer Tony Williams, a dynamo who combined aspects of Elvin Jones, Max Roach and Art Blakey to form his own fresh style. With tenor saxophonist George Coleman, pianist Herbie Hancock and bassist Ron Carter, Davis had a potentially major band. They toured Europe where they recorded Miles Davis In Europe, and on Sept. 20, 1963 they made one of their first appearances in the United States during Davis' debut at the Monterey Jazz Festival.
The recently formed Monterey Jazz Festival Records label is issuing previously unreleased performances from the festival, so for the first time those who weren't there can now hear this Miles Davis set. The quintet digs into a medium-tempo "Autumn Leaves," rips into "So What," plays "Stella By Starlight" as a lyrical ballad, and romps on the uptempo blues "Walkin'" before going out with a brief version of "The Theme." The four main selections clock in between 11:20 and 14:35. Davis' trumpet chops are in excellent form, George Coleman's muscular tenor fits perfectly into the advanced hard bop format, and Herbie Hancock, while sometimes hinting at Bill Evans, was quickly developing his own voice. Ron Carter's bass work on the uptempo pieces sounds tireless. In addition, he takes a rare bowed bass solo (a la Paul Chambers) on "Autumn Leaves."
However, next to Davis, the real star is Tony Williams. Already he sounds unlike anyone else, as can be heard during his solo on "Walkin'." He was responsible for the trumpeter hiring Hancock and a year later would help push George Coleman out of the band in favor of Wayne Shorter, who not only had his own logic in his highly original solos but was a major composer.
But that was in the future. In comparison, the music that Miles Davis and his quintet performed at the 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival is a bit conservative, but the solos are excellent and the music contains intriguing hints of what was to come.
For a live concert from 1963, particularly one that took place outdoors, the recording quality is better than expected. Recorded by Wally Heider and then kept in the vaults for 44 years, the music sounds fresh, lively, well-balanced and timeless. And one can hear exactly what Tony Williams is doing behind the other players.


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The Pittsburgh Promise's 2013 report indicates it is living up to its name more so with each passing year. Since it began in 2008, the program has allocated nearly $40 million in scholarships with 42 percent going to African-American students.
During the Sept. 23 press conference on the report's release, Executive Director Saleem Ghubril also gratefully announced that the Grable Foundation had awarded the program an additional $5 million towards its overall $250 million funding goal.
"With their support, The Pittsburgh Promise has become the largest and most inclusive campaign of all Promise initiatives in the United States," he said.
The gift brings the promise within $82 million of its funding target. It is reaching its academic targets also.
Through this year, African-American females accounted for 27 percent of promise scholarships, with White females making up 28 percent. White males comprised 23 percent of the total and African-American males receiving 15 percent of the scholarships. Of these, 39 percent are so financially needy that their family contribution to higher education is zero.
The idea was to give poor kids in the Pittsburgh Public Schools who could not afford it a chance to attend college. It now awards up to $40,000 to qualifying students to not only attend two- or four-year in-state college, but also trade-specific technical schools and degree programs.
Another of the program's goals was to stem precipitous drop in enrollment Pittsburgh schools had been experiencing, and to lure families back to the city—and boost its tax rate—with the promise of nearly free college for their children. Though Ghubril can't specifically credit the Promise for the trend, anecdotal evidence suggests that is occurring.
"Kindergarten enrollment is actually grown in the last two years," he said. "Our city is beginning to grow younger and bigger again."
And though students need only achieve a 2.5 GPA, at least half are attaining a 3.0 average. The retention rate at four-year schools are running at 80 percent for Promise scholars, but only around 62 percent at two-year schools.
Similarly, the number of students within the district who qualify as "promise ready" varies widely from school to school. Pittsburgh CAPA had 99 percent of its students eligible, while Allderdice and Obama both averaged 83 percent. At the other end of the spectrum were Westinghouse and University Prep, with 52 percent and 51 percent respectively.
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Christina's Wooden Play Kitchen
Christina's Play Kitchen is a sweet and simple wooden play kitchen that will "rise" to every occasion for your budding baker!
Includes a space for kneading the dough or chopping wooden veggies, a four-burner cooktop, oven with see-through window, and a stainless steel sink for washing up.
Compartment door opens to reveal a divided cupboard with one shelf for baking in the oven or storing items.
Kitchen play encourages healthy and imaginative role-play and allows children to imitate the work of the adults around them
Studies show that children who are allowed plenty of opportunity for imaginative role playing in early childhood go on to do better -- both socially and academically -- in grade school.
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LYING CLYDE MARINA - Sunbird International Yacht Sales are please to present the market this nearly new Dufour 38 Grand Large.
With White hull and teak cockpit this boat is well equipped with Raymarine instruments and performance sails.
Boat is ready to sail and in great condition at a fantastic price.
Hull: Hand-laminated in polyester/glassfibre.
Decoration: Decorative stripes on the hull.
Gelcoat: NPG gelcoat with first mat impregnated with NPG resin forming an optimum barrier against osmosis.
Structure: Hull bottom counter-moulded, floors laminated into the hull.
Deck: Sandwich with injected PVC foam core
Ballast: Keel bolts bear on stainless back-plates
Rudder: Semi-elliptical shape, filled with closed-cell epoxy foam.
StockSolid stainless steel.
Non-slip deck surface: Non-slip structured deck surface.
Hand rails: Solid wood handrails on coachroof.
Fixed toe rails: 2, wooden
Anchor locker: Moulded into the deck, self-draining with built-in windlass support and anchor chain eyebolt, lockable hatch cover.
Bow pulpits: Seat to starboard, with individual green/red navigation lights.
Stern pulpit: Lifebuoy bracket, jackstaff bracket, navigation light, and opening life-lines with hook; outboard motor bracket (option)
Stanchions: 8 with 2 rows of life-lines.
Other:Solid wooden toe-rail.
Deck light on mast
Shroud chain-plates: Single chainplate for cap shrouds and lower shrouds.
Safety chainplates: Safety harness chainplates in cockpit floor
Chainplates: 2 backstay chainplates
Midships mooring cleats: 2, aluminium
Mooring cleats: 4, aluminium.
Rubbing strips: 6 stainless, on hull sheerline
Fuel deck fillers: 1
Water deck fillers: 2
Mainsheet tracks: On coachroof with car.
Genoa tracks: With car.
Pulleys: 2 cheekblocks with jamcleat
Through-deck fitting: Stainless swan-neck for electrical and electronic cables.
Deck organizers: 2 deck organizers, 4-sheave (starboard ) and 5-sheave (port ) for halyard, sheet, and reef line returns.
Halyard winches: Halyard winch
Sheet winches: 2 sheet winches
Jamcleats: 2 rows of jamcleats port / starboard level with the companionway
Furler line jamcleats: 1 at aft end of sidedeck
Hatch covers: Halyard cover in injection-moulded polyester
Cockpit bench seats: Teak covered.
Helmsman's seat: Teak covered.
Lockers: 2 large side lockers, lids fitted with gas struts and fixings
for padlocks.
Helm: Wheel
Helm console: Polyester.
Engine control: Engine controls and control panel on starboard
side of cockpit.
Compasses: 2 on columns
Instrumentation: At helm position (port and starboard)
Gas locker: Starboard aft locker Gas Cylinder included
Stern door: Swings up, with built-in telescopic stainless bathing
BIB locker: Life raft stows in dedicated locker fitted with ram below Liferaft included
stern door.
Shower: Cold water
Shore supply:Connector in port stern locker
Bathing ladder: Telescopic stainless bathing ladder
Cockpit floor: Non-slip polyester cockpit floor.
Emergency tiller: Head of rudder stock beneath helmsman's floor
for fitting the emergency tiller
Upgraded Teak cockpit and roof.
Volvo Penta Engine power: 40 Hp
Transmission: Sail-drive
Cooling system: Heat exchanger, anti-siphon valve.
Fuel tank: Gauge on electrical distribution panel.
Fuel fi lter: Fuel fi lter with water separator.
Shut-off valve: Emergency fuel shut-off valve.
Control panel: Control panel close to helmsman, with hour meter and
Alternator: Alternator with battery isolator.
Ventilation: Ventilation with 2 natural inlets and electric mechanical
Bilge: Separate engine bilge.
Access: Access to the engine from front and both sides.
Propeller: Twin blade folding prop with spare fixed prop.
Insulation: Carefully-designed foam acoustic and thermal insulation.
Water tanks: 2 x polyethylene water tank with inspection holes and
Electric bilge pump: With strainer, controlled from electrical
distribution panel.
Manual bilge pump: Operated from cockpit.
Bilge sump: Sump built into keel, access to strainer
Hot water: Water-heater via heat-exchanger
Hot water tank: Pressurized water pump unit.
Shower waste: "Shower waste pumped direct to the sea."
Circuit: 12 V
Distribution panel: 15 functions with circuit-breakers, voltmeter
Socket: 12 V on electrical distribution panel.
Isolator: 1 per battery set in aft stbd cabin
New upgraded batteries 2x 135 amp in 2014
Full 220 volt shore power circuit with battery charger.
LED Upgrade to all lights
Cockpit LED lights
Woodwork: Real wood veneer mahogany
Floors: Moabi laminate.
Doors: Fitted with twin-bolt anti-vibration locks, cabin doors can be blocked in the open position
Mattresses: Mattresses are in quilted, anallergic fabric.
Cushions: Saloon cushions and cabin mattresses fitted with removable covers.
Head-liner: White painted head-liner.
Versions: 2 cabins/3 cabins
2 Sets Blue Saloon Covers and original Sahava covers.
Hull: 4 fixed saloon ports
Coachroof, fixed: 2 large fixed ports
Coachroof, opening: 4 opening ports with curtains
Hatches: 4 deck hatches
Lighting: Numerous spots and reading lights.
Steps: Curved wooden steps
Companionway hatch: Sliding companionway hatch and door in Plexiglas with stops and lock.
Engine cover: Hinged wooden engine cover with gas strut.
Stowage: Door stows under BIB cover
Hand rails: 2
Wine cellar: Wine cellar beneath floor in companionway and cool store
Berth: 227 × 140 cm approx.
Mattress: 10 cm thick foam mattress with washable cover.
--Below berth.
--Cubby-hole along side of hull.
--Hanging locker with shelves
--Removable wall pocket in forward bulkhead
--Shoe locker in podium
Water tank: Below berth
Access: To navigation instrument transducers
WC: Manual sea toilet
Wash-basin: Wash-basin unit with basin in ACorian®C synthetic resin.
Water: Hot and cold water, chrome-plated brass single-lever mixer
tap and shower head.
Drain: Direct, via an electric pump.
Cupboards: 1 high-level 1-door storage unit with mirror
Mirror: Large mirror
Shower grating: 'Corian®' synthetic resin
Ventilation: Via deck panel or opening port.
Other: Waterproof toilet roll holder, wall pocket with Plexiglas flap
and towel rail
Saloon banquette: U-shaped banquette on port side.
Central banquette: Sliding (option)
Table: With fiddles, removable cover with pad for hot dishes
--Accessible via the hinged seat back
--Behind port banquette back
--Bookshelf above banquette
--Cupboards and 2 spaces for stowing bottle of water
--Removable fiddles
Saloon Table conversion to make double berth
Mast foot: Stainless
Configurations: Longitudinal, starboard side
Worktop: Corian synthetic resin with wooden fiddle.
Sink: Stainless, twin bowls with Corian synthetic resin covers,
one of which can be used as a chopping board
Water: Hot and cold pumped water with chrome-plated brass
single-lever mixer tap.
Gas cooker: 2-burner cooker with oven on gimbals, with stainless
rail and removable folding protective cover in 'Corian®
Crockery storage: Dowels to retain crockery when heeling.
Refrigerators: 12 V electric refrigerator with removable storage bins
and built-in bottle rack
Refrigerator access: Via the worktop
--Cubby-hole with 4 compartments, 3 of them closed, with flap and
removable fiddles
--4-door under-sink unit with cutlery drawer, 2 plastic bins, waste bin,
drawer beneath cool-box,
Vertical stowage for sink and other covers,
- Fitted with trap with bottle rack
- Under fl oor.
Waste bin: Sort compartments
Corian®C bottle compartment (in saloon table or galley)
Seat: Hinged wooden seat with stowage
- Large L-shaped chart table with tilt-up desk, on starboard side of
- High-level closed bookcase with 2 fl aps and removable fi ddles and
a compartment.
- 1 fl exible light
- Storage column below table with door and drawer. Wall pocket
beside seat. Storage space under table top
- Console with 2 fl aps, storage space plus electrical distribution
panel, removable front panel carrying the instruments.
Radio: Radio/CD player with 2 speakers, MP3 compatible
Other: 12 V electrical distribution panel along chart table (3-cabin
Berth: 194 × 140 cm approx.
Mattress: 10 cm thick foam mattress with washable cover.
Fuel tank: Beneath berth, starboard side.
Water tank: Beneath berth, port side.
- Stowage at base of hanging locker with hinged lid
- Double hanging locker with shelf and rail for coat hangers
- Cubby-hole along hull liner with fi ddle.
Steering gear access: Hinged removable cover in Moabi
Soundproofi ng: Double bulkhead provides acoustic and thermal
insulation from adjoining engine compartment.
Mast: Anodized aluminium with 2 levels of swept spreaders
Rigging: 9/10 fractional
Mast stepping: On deck
Lights: Anchor and masthead lights.
Topping lift: Boom topping lift cleat
Boom: Anodized aluminium fitted with 2 continuous reefers.
Furler: Genoa roller furler.
Standing rigging: Continuous in stainless single-strand cable, chrome-plated bronze rigging screws, comprising: forestay, twin backstay, inter. and lower shrouds.
Backstay: double
Running rigging: Running rigging in pre-stretched textile including:
main and genoa halyards, boom topping lift, main and genoa
sheets, 2 continuous reef lines, leech tensioner, 2 mainsheet car
adjustments, furling line, downhaul tackle.
Mainsail: 2 wide reef strips, with battens and bag.
Genoa: Furling genoa with UV-protection.
One Sails Performance FD2 Sails.
Main and Genoa with Black UV Strip.
Stack pack bag in Black and also original beige sprayhood
Code 0 Assymetric on Pro-Furl Spinex top down furling system.
2x Raymarine E7 Chartplotter displays one at each helm
1x Raymarine E9 Chartplotter display at the chart table
2x i70 Multi displays at each helm.
1x i60 wind display at the chart table.
Raymarine Ray 55 e with cockpit handset.
18" 4 Kw Radar.
Raymarine P70 Autopilot
VTronix Hawk Antenna.
Glomex TV aerial.
Raymarine Wifi.
Fenders and warps
Sprayhood in black and original beige sprayhood.
Wheel Covers in Black.
Anchor and tri-colour mast head light.
Deck and steaming light.
Shore power cable.
Clock and Barometer.
CD and Radio player.
In this case we are acting as brokers only. The Vendor is not selling in the course of a business. Whilst every care has been taken in their preparation, the correctness of these particulars is not guaranteed. The particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check the particulars and where appropriate at his own expense to employ a qualified Marine Surveyor to carry out a survey and / or to have an engine trial conducted, which if carried out by us shall not imply any liability for such engine on our part.
Note to seller and purchaser: If the boat you are selling or purchasing is registered, please ensure that the registration is completed after the sale of the boat. If the purchaser wishes to cancel the registration is the duty of the seller to contact the Registry and inform them that the registration is to be cancelled. If the purchaser wishes to continue with the registration, it is the duty of the purchaser to complete the relevant forms and post off the bill of sale to the Registrar.
Clyde Marina
Ayrshire, KA22 8DB
United Kingdom