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62 fatalities in 2014 506 serious injuries
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Congratulations MAC Ambassador Anna Meares
Congratulations MAC Ambassador Anna Meares
Ms Meares is Ambassador for the MAC Be Safe, Be Seen cycling road safety campaign.
"Anna is not only a champion of the track, she champions safe road cycling and we feel very privileged to have her as our ambassador," General Manager Road Safety Michael Cornish said.
Ms Meares shares the following advice as part of her MAC Cycling Ambassador role:
- Set bike lights to flash in the day, as well as at night time. The flashing helps draw attention to your position on the road.
- What you wear will get you noticed. Wear light and bright clothes to help you stand out from the crowd.
- Motorists also need to be vigilant and regularly check their mirrors for riders who could be travelling alongside their vehicle, and always scan for riders at intersections.
Mr Cornish said drivers also need to play their part and be particularly careful to look for riders
whenever they are changing lanes, turning into a side street, or pulling out into traffic.
"Usually a crash occurs because the driver hasn't seen the rider – a careful second look could
prevent a crash," Mr Cornish said.
See Anna's Be Safe Be Seen videos on the MAC website here:
On the Road with Keith Conlon - RiAus - taking road safety into the classroom
On the Road with Keith Conlon - RiAus - taking road safety into the classroom
Be Safe Be Seen
Be Safe Be Seen
Distracted Driving Test
Distracted Driving Test
The Crows' Sam Kerridge and former Port Magpies player and coach Tim Ginever each got the chance to sit in a driving simulator. Donning a pair of specially-made goggles, they were faced with street scene complete with roads, footpaths, vehicles and pedestrians.
After adjusting to the simulator experience, Sam and Tim were each asked to attempt to send a text message, while at the same time "driving" . Both of our volunteers found it impossible to safely drive while being distracted by their smartphone screen. They drove into simulated pedestrians on screen and crashed into other vehicles.
According to Sam, a lot of people might think that mobile phone use while driving is "pretty harmless" but the simulator was "an eye-opener, a bit of a shock".
After crashing into an animated pedestrian on screen, Sam said: "I looked up and even at 20 kilometres an hour, I still didn't have time to brake. It's daunting is it? I only had to look down for a split second."
Tim also crashed into a simulated pedestrian during the experience. "Unbelievable," he said. "I just looked up and 'bang'. Imagine trying to live with that, that's the sobering thing about the experience – I hit a child at 40kms."
If you think you might be skilled enough to safely look away from the road and at your phone instead, think again. At 60 kilometres per hour, your vehicle is travelling at over 16 metres per second. Taking your eyes off the road for just three seconds to read a text means that you will travel almost 50 metres without looking at the road.
Driving is complex and drivers need to focus on one thing: driving.
Get rid of the distraction. Turn your mobile off. Put it in the glove box.
Drink Driving
Drink Driving
New MAC Chief Executive
New MAC Chief Executive
Mr Chia is currently Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the SA Ambulance Service and has more than 20 years executive experience in the private and public sectors.
MAC Chairman Roger Cook AM said Mr Chia's proven leadership qualities and strong financial capacity made him well-placed to take MAC forward during a period of structural change following the State Budget announcement on Thursday.
"Mr Chia also serves on a number of Boards and Committees, with roles including Chair of the Community Business Bureau Incorporated, Deputy Member of the Super SA Board and member of the SAFECOM Audit and Risk Management Committee," Mr Cook said.
"We look forward to Mr Chia's commencement and his willingness to come on board during an important time for MAC."
Request a Safety Session
Request a Safety Session
The Motor Accident Commission (MAC) has proudly supported the South Australia Police (SAPOL) Road Safety Education programs for more than 10 years.
The support of the program has assisted to position MAC as the leader in road safety, and the organisation which makes the most difference to road safety amongst 16-39 year old South Australian males.
MAC's funding allows for the resourcing of SAPOL personnel, and other associated costs, to deliver nearly 900 education sessions throughout metropolitan and regional South Australia.
The funding allows for approximately 60,000 people to partake in road safety education in their respective schools, community groups/clubs and businesses.
SAPOL's road safety program objectives are to:
- Increase the knowledge and skills of all road users in road safety;
- Influence attitudes and change behaviours;
- Reduce the number and severity of road crashes;
- Create awareness of the 'Fatal Five';
- Speeding;
- Drink and Drug Driving;
- Distractions;
- Seatbelt;
- Dangerous Road Users;
- Reinforce positive attitudes towards road behaviour.
SAPOL acknowledges the main causes of crashes and highlights these within its road safety education presentations. These are stated as priorities for both SAPOL and MAC.
South Australian organisations, schools or community groups wanting road safety education presented can contact the SAPOL Road Safety Section on 08 8207 6567.
Making a claim
Making a claim
You will need to comply with the legal claim notification requirements and complete an Approved Injury Claim Form, including a Prescribed Authority, provided by Allianz. The Injury Claim Form will require specific crash information and is designed to assist Allianz in making an early decision on your access to treatment.
Where Allianz obtains information using the Prescribed Authority, a copy of that information will be provided to you.
Once you have returned the completed Injury Claim Form and Prescribed Authority to Allianz, a claims consultant will contact you to discuss your claim.
MAC is committed to supporting early access to reasonable and necessary treatment to optimise your recovery from your injury, and providing a properly completed Approved Injury Claim Form and Prescribed Authority will assist MAC to achieve this goal.
How to make a claim
Step 1: Complete the Injury Claim Form including the Prescribed Authority using any of the following methods:
- Print an Injury Claim Form
- Complete the Injury Claim Form online
- Call Allianz SA CTP on 1300 137 331; or visit Allianz at 89 Pirie Street Adelaide 5000 to obtain an Approved Injury Claim Form
Step 2: Sign and lodge your claim
- Sign the completed Injury Claim Form including the Prescribed Authority
- Send the completed Injury Claim Form including the Prescribed Authortity back to Allianz by mail to Allianz Australia SA CTP, GPO Box 2198, Adelaide SA 5001; fax to 1300 137 431; or deliver to the Allianz CTP reception desk at 89 Pirie Street, Adelaide 5000
Step 3: A claims consultant will then contact you to discuss your claim
Making a Fatality Claim
Contact Allianz SA CTP on 1300 137 331, or visit them at 89 Pirie Street Adelaide 5000 to discuss the process to make a fatality claim. The Fatality Claim Form can also be downloaded here.
Things you should know
If you have been injured in a crash and are eligible to make a CTP claim, your claim may be reduced if you:
- Were not wearing a seatbelt
- Were not wearing a helmet while riding a motorbike, scooter or bicycle
- Were riding in the back of a van or ute
- Were deemed to have contributed to the crash
- Your driver had consumed alcohol or drugs
Instances also exist where you will not be entitled to make a claim (e.g. if the injury was caused as a result of your own negligence, hoon activity or illegal activity).
* Excluding children under 16 at the time of crash if the crash occurred in SA.
What is CTP?
What is CTP?
Find out about the recent changes to CTP
CTP Insurance is the most important insurance you can have and that's why it's mandatory in South Australia - heavy penalties apply if a vehicle is driven or found on a road without CTP. Once a vehicle is registered, part of the fee goes towards CTP, so you're automatically covered without having to do anything except pay your registration.
At the very least your car, or the car your child is driving, must be registered and automatically covered for CTP.
CTP Insurance provides compensation for personal injury to people injured in road crashes where the driver or owner of a South Australian registered vehicle is at fault. It may also cover crash victims where a passenger is at fault.
By paying your CTP premium you are protecting yourself from potentially being sued for damages if you cause injury to third parties.
Compensation payments are funded by CTP insurance premiums paid by all SA motorists as part of their vehicle registration.
South Australia's CTP insurance scheme includes reasonable treatment and other expenses.
The scheme does not:
- Provide full compensation to persons who contribute to their injuries. For example, by not wearing a seatbelt.
- Compensate the injured driver who is entirely at fault.
- Cover damage to vehicles.
MAC's Claims Manager, Allianz Australia Limited, is responsible for processing all CTP claims and handling enquiries.
An injured person (or their relatives) should contact Allianz as soon as possible following a crash. Allianz can provide advice about whether the injured person is eligible to make a CTP claim.
For further information about the legislation that governs MAC and the CTP Scheme visit our legislation page.
Mick Doohan Safety Tips - Riding on the Road
Mick Doohan Safety Tips - Riding on the Road
Drug Testing
Drug Testing
It is an offence to drive or attempt to drive a motor vehicle with any level the following illicit drugs in your system.
- THC (Cannabis)
- Methylamphetamine (Speed, Ice or Crystal Meth)
- MDMA (Ecstasy)
Unlike drink driving, there is no legal limit when it comes to drugs. It is an offence to get behind the wheel with any amount of an illicit drug in your system.
Police can randomly stop you any time, anywhere in metropolitan and regional South Australia and test you for illicit drugs.
How do they test for drugs?
If you are required to undergo a drug driving saliva test:
- You will remain in your vehicle
- A police officer will provide you with a testing device
- You will be required to wipe the device over your tongue to obtain a sample of your saliva for testing
- The test takes approximately 5 minutes
- A Police Officer will advise you if the test is positive or negative
- If the test is positive you will be required to provide a further oral fluid sample for analysis in a drug bus or at a police station
- If your test is negative you'll be free to go
The drug testing device is able to detect levels of THC (Cannabis) several hours after use. The length of time depends on the amount and the potency of the cannabis taken and your personal metabolic rate.
Speed and Ecstasy
Methylamphetamine (Speed) and MDMA (Ecstasy) may be detected up to approximately 24 hours after use. Again, the exact time will vary depending on the size of the dose, other drugs taken at the same time, as well your metabolism.
No Place to Race
No Place to Race
Involved in a crash?
Involved in a crash?
MAC Rescue Helicopter
MAC Rescue Helicopter
MAC Rescue is South Australia's rescue helicopter service and conducts more than 1,000 missions across the state each year.
MAC Rescue comprises three helicopters and is used by the health and emergency service organisations to undertake medical retrieval, policing, bushfire management and search and rescue tasks.
MAC Rescue covers all areas of South Australia.
MAC took over the sponsorship of the State Rescue Helicopter Service in July 2009, further strengthening its commitment to reducing the number and impact of road injuries and deaths from motor vehicle crashes.
Who uses MAC Rescue?
A number of State Government organisations use MAC Rescue:
- SA Health (MedSTAR Emergency Medical Retrieval Service) and SA Ambulance Service use the service to transport critically injured and ill patients from regional South Australia to major hospitals.
- The SA Country Fire Service uses the service to assist fire-fighting operations in the country areas of South Australia.
- SA Police use the service for crime prevention activities, search and rescue operations and also in the pursuit of motor vehicles and suspects.
Why is MAC Rescue so important to road safety?
Despite under a third of the State's population living in rural areas, more than half the casualties of road crashes occur on rural roads. Over 7,000 rural residents have been seriously injured or killed this past decade. In the same period, MAC has paid over $400 million for injuries arising from rural road crashes.
MAC Rescue is a critical part of rural road safety due to the emergency response services it can provide. On average, the helicopters respond to at least one medical trauma every two days, with the majority of these relating to road crash injuries. Furthermore, the helicopters physically attend about 12 serious crashes on country roads each month.
Safety Camera Locations
Safety Camera Locations
Fixed Red light and speed camera sites are located at the following intersections and pedestrian crossings in Metropolitan and Regional South Australia.
Don't Creep over the Speed Limit and you won't be fined!
View today's camera locations.
City and North Adelaide
|Road name
|Intersecting road name
|Gilles Street
|King William Road
|Glover Avenue
|Eastern approach of Bakewell Underpass
|Glover Avenue
|West Terrace
|Grenfell Street
|Frome Street
|Greenhill Road
|Hutt Road
|Grote Street
|West Terrace
|King William Road
|Sir Edwin Smith Avenue/War Memorial Drive
|Montefiore Road
|War Memorial Drive
|North Adelaide
|North Terrace
|Frome Road
|West Terrace
|Anzac Hwy/South Terrace
|West Terrace
|Goodwood Road/South Terrace
|West Terrace
|Hindley Street
Northern Suburbs
|Road name
|Intersecting road name
|Bridge Road
|Montague Road
|Ingle Farm
|Golden Grove Road
|Milne Road
|Modbury Heights
|Grand Junction Road
|Addison Road
|Grand Junction Road
|Hanson Road
|Grand Junction Road
|Main North Road
|Grand Junction Road
|Pt Wakefield Road
|Grand Junction Road
|Walkleys Road
|Walkley Heights
|Hampstead Road
|Grand Junction Road
|Kings Road
|Salisbury Highway
|Salisbury Downs
|Main North Road
|Fairfield Road
|Elizabeth Grove
|Main North Road
|Frost Road
|Salisbury Est
|Main North Road
|Regency Road
|Main North Road
|Yorktown Road/Philip Highway
|Elizabeth Park
|McIntyre Road
|Bridge Road
|Gulfview Heights
|North East Road
|Ascot Avenue
|Vale Park
|North East Road
|Reservoir Road
|North East Road
|Sudholz Road
|Gilles Plains
|Regency Road
|South Road
|Regency Park
|Salisbury Highway
|Kings Road
|Salisbury Downs
|South Road
|Cormack Road
|South Road
|Grand Junction Road
|South Road
|Regency Road
|Regency Park
|Sudholz Road
|North East Road
|Gilles Plains
|The Golden Way
|The Grove Way
|Golden Grove
|The Golden Way
|Aeolian Drive
|Golden Grove
|Waterloo Corner Road
|Bagster Road
|Salisbury North
|Yorktown Road
|Main North Road
Southern Suburbs
|Road name
|Intersecting road name
|Brighton Road
|Sturt Road
|Cross Road
|Goodwood Road
|Westbourne Park
|Diagonal Road
|Oaklands Road
|Dyson Road
|Beach Road
|Christies Beach
|Goodwood Road
|Cross Road
|Cumberland Park
|Main South Road
|Bains Road
|Morphett Vale
|Main South Road
|Black Road
|O'Halloran Hill
|Main South Road
|Doctors Road/Beach Road
|Morphett Vale
|Main South Road
|Wheatsheaf Road
|Morphett Vale
|Marion Road
|Sturt Road
|Mitchell Park
|Marion Road
|Cross Road
|Plympton Park
|Panalatinga Road
|Pimpala Road
|South Road
|Daws Road
|Melrose Park
|Sturt Road
|Marion Road
|Bedford Park
Eastern Suburbs
|Road name
|Intersecting road name
|Fitzroy Terrace
|Prospect Road
|Glynburn Road
|Kensington Road
|Kensington Gardens
|Glynburn Road
|The Parade
|Kensington Park
|Kensington Road
|Portrush Road
|Lower North East Road
|Gorge Road
|Lower North East Road
|Darley Road
|Montacute Road
|Glynburn Road/Payneham Road
|Montacute Road
|St Bernards Road
|Nelson Street
|Payneham Road
|Payneham Road
|Lower Portrush Road/Portrush Road
|Payneham Road
|Nelson Street/StephenTerrace
|Portrush Road
|Magill Road
Western Suburbs
|Road name
|Intersecting road name
|Anzac Highway
|Cross Road
|Anzac Highway
|Marion Road
|Anzac Highway
|Morphett Road
|Novar Gardens
|Churchill Road
|Regency Road
|Commercial Road
|Grand Juntion Road
|Port Adelaide
|Findon Road
|Balcombe Avenue
|Grange Road
|Findon Road
|Henley Beach Road
|Holbrooks Road
|Henley Beach Road
|Tapleys Hill Road
|Prospect Road
|Fitzroy Terrace
|Regency Road
|Main North Road
|Sir Donald Bradman Drive
|Brooker Terrace
|South Road
|Ashwin Parade/West Thebarton Road
|South Road
|Richmond Road
|Mile End South
|South Road
|Torrens Road
|Renown Park
|Tapleys Hill Road
|West Lakes Boulevard
|Torrens Road
|South Road
|Renown Park
|Woodville Road
|Port Road
Pedestrian & Rail Crossings
|Park Terrace adjacent to eastern side of Salisbury Railway Crossing, Salisbury.
|Park Terrace adjacent to the western side of the Salisbury Railway Crossing, Salisbury.
|Portrush Road near Phillips Street, Kensington.
|Portrush Road near Watson Ave, Toorak Gardens.
|Road name
|Intersecting road name
|Adelaide Road
|South Eastern Freeway Access Ramps
|Adelaide Road
|Mannum Road / Swanport Road
|Murray Bridge
|Adelaide Road
|Maurice Road
|Murray Bridge
|Commercial Street West
|Wehl Street South
|Mount Gambier
|Commercial Street East
|Crouch Street South
|Mount Gambier
|Sturt Street
|Bay Road
|Mount Gambier
|Norrie Avenue
|Nicolson Avenue
|Playford Avenue
|Elliot Street
|Victoria Parade
|Carlton Parade
|Port Augusta
|Victoria Parade
|Flinders Terrace
|Port Augusta
3 wet weather driving tips
3 wet weather driving tips
General Manager Road Safety Michael Cornish said commuters should give themselves more time to travel to work, with showers forecast until at least Friday.
"There are three main tips to bear in mind during winter on our roads," Mr Cornish said.
"One – reduce your speed. Two – increase your stopping distance. Three – watch for changing road conditions, such as water, debris and ice.
"The Motor Accident Commission wants everyone to get to work and school safely and that includes pedestrians dashing across rainy roads. Please take extra care."


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Butch Walker's daugther, Vicki, and a certain bassist get off on the wrong foot which leads to a not so friendly war between the two of them. As the war goes on, what revelations are discovered ...
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Best birthday ever: IHOP celebrates 56 years by offering a short stack of buttermilk pancakes for 56 centsby jmaloni
For one day only - Tuesday, July 8, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. - participating IHOP restaurants will offer their world-famous buttermilk pancakes for less than they cost on opening day in 1958.
The year was 1958: There were three major television stations on the air; a gallon of gas cost a whopping 24 cents; the hula-hoop had just been invented; and, in Toluca Lake, California, Al and Jerry Lapin opened the very first International House of Pancakes, complete with iconic blue roof. They had one goal in mind that warm day in July: To provide every guest who walked in the door with the very best in food and service.
Today, 56 years later, there are 1,627 IHOP restaurants in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as Canada, Guatemala, Mexico, Puerto Rico, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the Philippines, the U.S. Virgin Islands and, soon, Guam. And every one of those restaurants still shares that same goal: providing the very best in food and service to every guest, every time.
In celebration of 56 years of great food, service, and "everything you love about breakfast," on Tuesday, July 8, participating IHOP restaurants around the country will offer guests a short stack of their world famous buttermilk pancakes - still the most popular item on the menu after 56 years - for 56 cents. That's less than their original cost of 60 cents when the first IHOP restaurant opened its doors in 1958.
"The 56th anniversary celebration is about more than just an incredible milestone in our history," said Julia Stewart, chairman and CEO of DineEquity Inc., IHOP interim president. "It is also a chance to celebrate - and thank - our wonderful guests who have made our brand part of their lives all these years. That's why we are highlighting our world-famous buttermilk pancakes. Along with our excellent service and friendly staff, they are an IHOP staple that has kept everyone happily coming back for more than five decades."
Guests who have dined at IHOP restaurants since they were children are now bringing in their own families, creating new memories, and enjoying the brand's service, atmosphere and dishes. In addition to the buttermilk pancakes and eggs prepared any way a guest may request, other favorites include french toast, waffles, omelets and freshly brewed coffee.
Some fun facts about America's favorite breakfast place through the years:
- The acronym "IHOP" was introduced 15 years after the first restaurant opened
- The first IHOP outside of the U.S. opened in 1969 in Canada, making it truly an "international" house of pancakes.
- Both the famous buttermilk pancakes and tasty chocolate chip pancakes have been on IHOP's menu since it was created 56 years ago.
- IHOP serves more than 700 million pancakes each year
- More than 100 million cups of coffee are served at IHOP locations every year
For its 56th birthday, IHOP is featuring three summer variations on its classic buttermilk pancakes: raspberry peach pancakes, blueberry cannoli pancakes, and strawberry banana cream pie pancakes.
For more information or to find an IHOP restaurant near you, visit www.IHOP.com. Fans can follow IHOP on Facebook and Twitter.


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Short in lineups due to injuries, the Utes had no choice but to use Tory Wilson in the all-around last season. Now she has made it so they can't afford to take her out.
Wilson is ranked 12th nationally in the all-around with a 39.445 average, but is the highest-ranked gymnast in the Pac-12, making her one of the favorites for the all-around title at the Pac-12 Championships.
Pac-12's top all-arounders
Tory Wilson (Utah) » 39.445
Chelsea Tang (OSU » 39.305
Alicia Asturias (Cal) » 39.27
Kristina Vaculik (Stanford) » 39.265
Aliza Vaccher (Wash.) » 39.18
About Tory Wilson
Ht » 5-foot-2
Class » Junior
From » Albuquerque, N.M.
Noteworthy » Three-time vault All-American is ranked No. 1 on the event this year. … Finished fourth in the all-around at the Pac-12 Championships in 2013. … The 2013 North Central Region Gymnast of the year. … All-around season high is 39.6.
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Wilson is also ranked first on vault (along with teammate Kailah Delaney) with a 9.945 average, but being in the all-around brings a certain amount of pride, Wilson admitted.
"It's something that only the elite gymnasts did in the past, so it's fun to compete against them and see where I match up," she said.
Wilson isn't feeling like the hands-down favorite, since there are several gymnasts who are talented in the all-around but haven't competed enough to be ranked. Among those are teammate Georgia Dabritz and UCLA's Samantha Peszek, who has earned 39.65 and 39.7 in the all-around the last two meets.
Wilson's season high is a 39.6 she earned against Arizona.
"I'm proud to be where I'm at, but I'm not letting it get to my head," Wilson said. "I'm just going to do the best I can and hope it goes well."
That is the same philosophy she used last year when the Utes lost Corrie Lothrop for the season and needed Wilson to fill in on the uneven bars.
She did well enough to place fourth in the all-around at the Pac-12s and third at the NCAA regionals.
This year, she has remained in the all-around, despite the coaches' doubts at the beginning of the season.
"This year, when we were talking in the preseason, we didn't know if she was going to be in the bars lineup, but she went out there as if to prove to us she was going to be there," Utah co-coach Megan Marsden said. "It was like she said, 'You want to bet?' She is a competitor and she isn't going to back away from anything."
While the team award remains the most important, the Utes know winning the all-around is a unique distinction, too.
In 2012, Lothrop became the first athlete from Utah to win a Pac-12 title when she won the all-around.
"It's a select group of athletes who can compete on all four events," Marsden said. "When Corrie won that, it was a big honor for us and we used that a lot and having Tory in there now is great because it's such a select group."
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Swimmers to watch: Tyler Fozkos, Sr., free, relays; Nick Brahos, Sr., IM, back, breast; Nate Schuster, Sr., distance; Joe Gerard, So., sprints; Nick Borzych, Jr., fly, back; Alex Olson, Sr., diving.
Outlook: Twelve-time state champ Kyle Whitaker is gone, but the Trojans should still be a formidable foe this season. Six-time state champ and Florida State recruit Fozkos leads Chesterton, which finished third at state last year. State qualifier Olson returns in the well, while a talented corp of freshmen enter the water. Blake Pieroni has already broken a few of Whitaker's age-group marks, while freshman twins Aaron and Ethan Whiataker will try to make a name for themselves.
Quote: "The freshmen have done a lot of damage at meets, so they have a lot of experience. They should really add to what we already have (on the roster)." -- coach Kevin Kinel
Swimmers to watch: Blake Yeager, Sr., free; Tyler Croell, Sr., diving; Marcus Trybula, Sr., free; Jordan McRae, Sr., relays; Joe Nejman, Sr.; Nick Ladowicz, Sr.
Outlook: The Bulldogs sent the most swimmers to state last season in the history of the program. However, C.P. scored just three points. While coach Doug Norris didn't make any bold predictions, the Bulldogs are expected to be one of the top teams in the region again.
Quote: "We've worked on the club team for 15 years. The club is now developed, and our high school program keeps getting better." -- Norris
Swimmers to watch: Teryn Solan, Sr., distance; Ryan Hebda, Sr., diving; Devin Shaughnessy, Sr., diving; Brian Johnson, Sr., sprints.
Outlook: Lake Central only sent Hebda and Shaughnessy to state for diving last season, so it can be said 2009-10 was a bit of an off year for the Indians. Solan is expected to help lead the team this season.
Quote: "We want to be competitive in the DAC, and I think the boys team can be. We're looking to get some guys back downstate and score some points." -- coach Todd Smolinski
Swimmers to watch: Josh Batten, Sr., diving; Derek Smith, Sr., diving; Austin Butcher, So., IM, back; Aaron Dobben, Sr., distance; Chris Klimczak, So, free, fly.
Outlook: Senior divers Batten, Smith and Josh Arndt could be one of the best diving corps in the area. Batten placed fifth at state, while Smith and Arndt placed in the top eight at sectional.
Quote: "We have a small nucleus (21). We might get hurt in dual meets, because we just don't have the depth. We've got some good quality kids, and our divers could lead the league." -- coach Bart Frank
Swimmers to watch: Jacob Caddick, Sr., free, breast; Alex Mathews, Sr., diving; Dave Jordan, Sr., free; Nick Badali, Jr., breast, free.
Outlook: The Pirates lost some talent last season in Colin Burke and Juan Rivera. Caddick and the other seniors will need to step up as a leader and help bring other swimmers along. The Pirates hope to improve upon last year's times.
Quote: "We are a team with good upperclassmen leadership, but we also have young inexperienced athletes." -- coach Ladd Downham
Swimmers to watch: Cameron Miller, Sr., breast, IM; Nate Quinlan, Sr., breast; Matt Quinlan, So., breast; Ryan Byers, Sr., back; Dustin Rivich, Sr., free.
Outlook: After back-to-back runner-up finishes in the 100 breast, Miller hopes to break through at the state meet in his final attempt. Nate Quinlan and Byers joined Miller at state a season ago, and the team continues to gain experience. Freshman Luke Latchford could provide a boost.
Quote: "Wer'e coming in with something to work with." -- coach Dan Jenkins.
Swimmers to watch: Alex Schreier, So., sprints; Garrett Piers, Jr., distance; Alex Rosales, So., diver; Cole Ozbolt, So., sprints; Jeremy Mendoza, So. distance.
Outlook: State finalists Christopher Schreier (2nd, 100 fly) and diver Alec Back (3rd) both graduated, but the Indians still have some talent on the roster. Freshmen Mikey James, Matt Bliss and Xavier Rosales should provide a lift.
Quote: "We're transforming. We realize it's not about who we lost. It's about who we've gained. The freshmen are getting acclimated to the scene." -- coach John Zack
Swimmers to watch: Matt Cain, Sr., back, distance; Johnny Bednar, Jr., sprints; Dion Low, Jr., breast, IM; Conner Sunday, Jr., fly, IM, back; Tony Trinoski, Sr., diving.
Outlook: Low broke the school's 200 IM mark by three seconds at last year's state meet and finished 10th. He also was 15th in the 100 breast. Cain, Bednar and Sunday continue to improve. Add Tim Blue to a quality veteran lineup, and the Low could have some teammates joining him at the state meet this season.
Quote: "Our guys have made improvements, and they continue to get better. We're looking to to get a bigger group down to state." -- coach Zach Hall.
Outlook: The Pioneers didn't place any swimmers into the Crown Point Sectional finals last season and will look to turn that around in 2011.
Outlook: Gavit was a very young team last season, so another year of experience should help the Gladiators compete in both the GLAC and in dual meets. Losing Olo Giryn to graduation will hurt, however.
Swimmers to watch: Will Rincon, Sr., relays; I.M., back; Rudy Morales, Jr., free; Erik Neveraz, So., breast, 200 free.
Outlook: Rincon, Morales and Neveraz will be counted on for leadership this season. There are 11 swimmers out for the Wildcats, and interest in the program keeps growing every season. Former Wildcat Darren McGarry is the new assistant coach and has helped recruit more swimmers.
Quote: "That's more than we've had in a long time (11 swimmers). It's nice to have more kids out." -- coach Sue Ann Mathewson
Swimmers to watch: Kyle Klingberg, Sr., sprints, I.M.; David Santana, Sr., 200 free, 500 free; Brock Daniels, Jr., 200 free, 500 free; Jose Quinoez, Jr., I.M., breast; Jonathan Sawyer, Jr., fly, back.
Outlook: The Governors have 19 swimmers out this season, including 11 freshmen. Morton lost team captain Roni Horgan to graduation, but he's back helping out as a volunteer assistant. The Governors hope to repeat as GLAC champions.
Quote: "We hope to hold our own, break a few records and improve a little bit from last year." -- coach Brian Rycerz
Swimmers to watch: Wally Kasprzycki, Sr., fly, back; Steven Jackson, So., back, I.M.; Jake Miller, So., free; Anthony Repay, So., breast; Robbie Lorenz, So., I.M.; Anthony Rodriguez, So., fly; Brandon Banske, So., breast.
Outlook: As far as swimming at small schools is concerned, Bishop Noll had a very memorable 2009-10 season. Even without their own pool, the Warriors won the Greater South Shore Conference meet and will look to do the same this season. Steven Jackson gave the Warriors their best finish -- a seventh-place showing in the 100-yard backstroke -- at last season's Crown Point Sectional.
Quote: "Hopefully, at some point we'll get a feeder system for Hammond. We have a lot of interest in swimming this year." -- coach Pam Armagast
Swimmers to watch: David Price, Jr., fly, I.M.; Salvador Hernandez, So., back, free.
Outlook: The Warriors recently took a trip to Purdue to watch some college swimming, an event coach AnnMarie Keene said was helpful for the team.
Quote: "I'm expecting great things out of them." -- Keene
Swimmers to watch: Curt Holt, Sr., sprints; Matt Clemans, Sr., sprints; Jon Cample, Fr., free.
Outlook: The Spartans lost Josh Klahn and Aaron Castle to graduation last season. There are only six swimmers coming out regularly, so the focus is mainly on individual improvement.
Quote: "We're hoping to get some decent relay teams together and be competitive with that," coach Karen Cunningham
Swimmers to watch: Michael Tasicas, So., sprint, free, fly; C.J. Yadavia, Jr., breast, IM; Kellen Fekete, Sr., fly, back; Chester Wodetzki, So., distance, free; Christian Koch, So., distance.
Outlook: Five swimmers return to the lineup, and Fekete is the lone senior on the squad. Wheeler hopes to regain the conference crown.
Quote: "We have a positive outlook, because they guys are wanting to learn. It's been a while since I've a hard-working group like this." -- coach Rob Gass.
Swimmers to watch: Zach Pirtle, Sr., sprints; Zach Bozinovich. Sr., back; Danny Bolda, So., I.M., fly; Jeremy Starks, Sr., distance.
Outlook: Griffith hopes to finish the season with a winning record and be competitive in most of its meets.
Quote: "We will get a lot of from our seniors, but our freshman and sophomores will have to step up for us to be successful." -- coach Sam Fies
Swimmers to watch: Adam Johnston, Jr., 50-100 free; Steve Castillo, So., 50-100 free; Sam Zuke, Sr., fly; Matt Dyer, Jr., breast; Kevin Cook, Jr., mid-distance; Brian Zellers, Sr., distance; Nate Postel, Jr., sprint; Chris Larkin, Sr., diving.
Outlook: The Trojans sent Johnston to state in the 50 free last season, and the 200 free relay team of Castillo, Zuke, Dyer and Johnston also got a taste of competition at the IUPUI Natatorium. A plethora of talent is back for Highland, and improvement is expected team-wide.
Quote: "We're eyeing state cuts. We definitely want to get as many guys down (to state) as we can." -- coach Ryan Harrington
Swimmers to watch: Dan Lamphier, So., sprints; Zac Leonard, Jr., sprints, breast; Gary Cauley, Jr., sprints, back.
Outlook: Hobart has 10 boys out for the team this season, mostly underclassmen. It will likely be a rebuilding year, but the future looks bright for the Brickies as long as more swimmers come out for the team.
Quote: "We have a lot of boys new to high school swimming." -- coach Cindy Carter
Swimmers to watch: Robert Sittema, Sr., sprints, relays; Zach Ratliff, Jr., sprints, relays; Trevor Overstreet, Jr., diving; Nick Saliga, Sr., back, fly.
Outlook: The Kougars finished fourth in the NCC last season and hope to jump up to third in 2011. With Munster and Highland expected to go 1-2, coach Dan Roberts knows the other NCC teams will be in a battle for third place.
Quote: "We have a solid group of incoming freshmen. We're looking to win our K.V. Invite (in January)." -- Roberts
Swimmers to watch: Ries Plank, Sr.; Connor Wood, So.
Outlook: The Red Devils have a new coach, as Christine Bisacchi hands over the reins to Kristen LeClere. Lowell's main loss from last season was Mike Besaw, so the Red Devils have a good core back this season.
Swimmers to watch: Kevin Behrens, Sr., fly, back, relays; Dillon Thompson, Sr., distance; Frank Rapin, Sr., distance; Josh Martin, Sr., back, I.M., free; Kyle Rucker, Jr., sprints, distance; Max Kilibarda, Sr., free, relays; Sean Kloughessy, So., diving; Kale Terpstra, Jr., diving.
Outlook: It was a memorable 2009-10 season for Munster swimming, as the Seahorses finished second at state, just 28 points behind powerhouse Carmel. The Auburn-bound Behrens is one of the best returning swimmers in the state. Thompson and Rapin can also pull their weight in many events. The Seahorses should remain a juggernaut this season.
Quote: "Last season was special year for us. I think we can still put together a solid team this year. I'm still excited." -- coach Matt Pavlovich
Outlook: The Cardinals will search for team-wide improvement after finishing last in the Crown Point Sectional last season.
Swimmers to watch: Casey Hooker, Sr., fly, distance, relays.
Outlook: The Bombers lost a great deal of depth to graduation, especially Ben Scheurich, who finished fifth in the 100 freestyle and sixth in the 50 freestyle at the state meet. Rensselaer, which finished fourth in last season's Crown Point Sectional, will need to rely on Hooker for leadership and the younger swimmers for depth.
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While the idea of Adele singing on stage with The Rolling Stones is pretty awesome, it's not happening. The Stones' camp is denying a report in the British tabloid The Sun claiming that the young pop superstar has been invited to join the legendary band when it performs in London's Hyde Park in July.
A Stones rep told the British newspaper The Guardian "no" when asked if there was any truth to The Sun 's report, while a rep for Adele told the paper, "I have no comment on their story."
The Sun claimed a source told them, "The Stones would love to get Adele on with them. It would be a massive coup, even for them, because she's been a bit reclusive since her son [was born]...She is the name they want to announce as their special guest -- and their invite should be special enough to get her out on stage."
The source added, "At the minute it's 50/50 that she'll do it, but Mick [ Jagger ] is quietly confident he can pull it off. They want to make the Hyde Park shows a highlight of their tour, and her appearing would make it really special."
While on the road in North America with their "50 and Counting" tour, The Stones' special guest performers have included John Fogerty , Tom Waits , Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl , Bonnie Raitt , Katy Perry , Taylor Swift , Sheryl Crow , bluesman Taj Mahal , No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani and country stars Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood .
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Where to watch Sunday's Packers-Cardinals gamePosted by on November 2, 2012 – 6:58 pm
- If you're looking for a bar to watch the game at, try www.packerseverywhere.com. Packers Everywhere was created to let you know where you can gather with other Packers fans to watch games and have all kinds of other Packers-related fun. We know that the only thing you like more than watching Packers games is watching them with your fellow fans.
– FOX Sports, now in its 19th season as an NFL network television partner, will broadcast the game to a regional audience.
– Play-by-play man Joe Buck and color analyst Troy Aikman will have the call from the broadcast booth with Pam Oliver reporting from the sidelines.
– Milwaukee's WTMJ (620 AM), airing Green Bay games since 1929, heads up the 53-station Packers Radio Network, with Wayne Larrivee (play-by-play) and two-time Packers Pro Bowler Larry McCarren (color) calling the action. The duo enters its 14th season of broadcasts together across the Packers Radio Network, which covers 44 markets in six states.
– Dial Global Sports radio will air the game across the country. Kevin Kugler (play-by-play) and Mark Malone (analyst) will call the action and Scott Graham hosts the pregame and halftime shows.
– The broadcast is also available on Sirius Satellite Radio (Channel 92) as part of the network's NFL Sunday Drive.
– DIRECTV subscribers can watch the game in HD on Channel 704.
– The image below shows an unofficial map (courtesy of the506.com) of which regions will receive the game on FOX:
- Listen to live radio broadcasts online in premium sound quality with NFL Audio Pass.
– For international fans: Watch NFL games, including the playoffs and Super Bowl, live or on-demand online in HD with NFL Game Pass.
The information above is contained within this week's Dope Sheet. For even more information on Sunday's game, check out the Dope Sheet.
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By Carly on Nov 2, 2012 | Reply
What about the broadcast in a little unknown place called Canada?
By James on Nov 2, 2012 | Reply
Glad to see that there's coverage in MS. At last a GB game plays here. Last game I saw was against the Texans.
By chase on Nov 2, 2012 | Reply
so close! i live in wichita! DARN!
By jettech67 on Nov 2, 2012 | Reply
Thanks for the info – for Packers fans all over the US who cannot be in WI for whatever their reason – it is comforting to get together with other Packers fans to cheer them on to another Super Bowl victory in 2013 !
By gbp on Nov 3, 2012 | Reply
I hope we get the game up north, Charter seems to only carry the Vikings when there is a conflict with game times of the Packers and Vikings.
By Roger on Nov 3, 2012 | Reply
DirecTV in my house uses the M/SP channels for my local channels. Consequently, no Packers a lot of times. Have to leave my 55″ big screen and go to a bar. Hate sitting for three hours and trying not too drink too much. Will be looking for a new TV provider once my commitment to DirecTV is over.
By DJmusic on Nov 3, 2012 | Reply
If you look up KLBB 1220 out of Stillwater, MN they can be found on internet for free. At least you can hear Packer's radio network guys giving you what's happening on the field if you can't get them on TV.
By Gdiorio on Nov 3, 2012 | Reply
Glad to see the Packers will be televised in New England this week. GO PACK GO!
By dep on Nov 4, 2012 | Reply
watch pack every week.select am football and game.site number affects amount of delay from real time.
By dep on Nov 4, 2012 | Reply
watch pack every week.select am football and game.site number affects amount of delay from real time.
By Justin on Nov 4, 2012 | Reply
If you have Fox or TSN2 you can watch it there.
By Antone on Nov 4, 2012 | Reply
ridiculous that i have 4x Fox channels..and they have the exact same game on em all, NOT the packers..yet they have 4x different shows on each one all day long..
By James on Nov 4, 2012 | Reply
If you want to find several options for watching NFL games online, check out http://www.howtowatchnflgamesonline.org . You can find free options and paid options, live options and pre-recorded options – you are sure to find something that suits you.
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Ramona, CA-based LEGO builder Ryan Rubino created this tentacularly awesome LEGO diorama entitled Predator & Prey: Battle of the Leviathans.
"One of the most fascinating forms of predation in the natural world has never been seen by man but is often depicted in art. The contest of survival between the Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) and one of its favorite preys the Giant Squid (Architeuthis dux) has long been of interest to me."
This awesome piece of LEGO art is featured in the upcoming book Beautiful LEGO 2: Dark [pre-order on Amazon] by Mike Doyle, author and amazing LEGO artist (previously featured here). It's a 325 page collection of dark LEGO masterpieces created by 140 LEGO enthusiasts from around the world. The works range from nightmarish and creepy to black humor to sculptures of dark chocolate. It's the sequel to Doyle first and wildly popular LEGO book, Beautiful LEGO [Buy on Amazon].
Head over to Colossal to preview more pieces from Beautiful LEGO 2: Dark.
"After vigintillions of years great Cthulhu was loose again, and ravening for delight."
Wherever you happen to be when Dread Cthulhu finally emerges from his deep slumber, if you're lucky, you won't be there long.
This geektastic piece of embroidery, emblazoned with the
wish plea "May Cthulhu take this house first," was recently given to Maika, co-editor of the Geyser of Awesome, to hang near her Cthulhumas tree. It was created by Brita, a Portland, OR-based craftstress, in hopes that the tentacular Great Old One won't take our annual celebration of Cthulhumas as a sign of disrespect.
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
Today the Department of Awesome Parenting checks in on the work of Nina Levy (previously featured here), the Brooklyn-based artist and mother of two lucky sons who've been receiving beautifully illustrated napkins with their boxed lunches every day since 2006. Nina used waterproof markers and paint pens to transform plain white napkins into vibrant works of art and notes of affection and encouragement for her sons.
Nina recently won the TUACA Liqueur Company's napkin art competition for her entry featuring two lions enjoying a drink at a bar.
Visit the Daily Napkins blog or Facebook page to check out more of Nina's amazing illustrated napkins.
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We love this tentacular Cthulhu chess set. This is the work of Kelsey of LittleFatDragons based in Clayton, North Carolina. Kelsey handmakes each playfully evil piece without using casting or molds, so the chess set is one-of-a-kind.
He may be evil, but Cthulhu is just too stinking cute in this handmade chess set. The Little Fat Cthulhu Custom Chess Set is made to order so you can go with the traditionally evil green and purple or change it up with colors of your choosing.
Here's what you'll find on your Cthulhu chess board.
Pawns – Little Fat Tentacles
Rooks – Rhogog
Knights – Zvilpogghua
Bishops – Chaugnar Faugn
Queens/Kings – Little Fat Cthulhu
Visit the LittleFatDragons shop to check out more of Kelsey's awesome creations.
Cthulhu fhtagn
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These tentacular Octopus and Giant Squid tables are the work of San Francisco-based bronze sculptor Kirk McGuire. The beautiful bronze cephalopods are so lifelike, we wouldn't be surprised if you felt phantom tentacles tickling your ankles while sitting at either of these tables.
Visit Kirk McGuire's website to check out his standalone bronze sculptures and more of his awesome undersea animal tables.
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We can't stop staring at the moving mouth tentacles on this incredibly awesome and rather disturbing animatronic Zoidberg costume. It was created by effects artist Frank Ippolito in collaboration with Tested and debuted at WonderCon 2014.
In addition to the nightmarish remote-controlled animatronic tentacles, the costume features foam-latex feet and claws that clickety-click just like they do on Futurama. Ippolito probably even recreated Zoidberg's unforgettable odor. Let's just hope they didn't create an alternate costume depicting the Decapodian doctor out of his shell.
Click here for a fascinating making-of and demonstration video.
The Department of Awesome Parenting just discovered yet another amazing parent who turns their child's school lunches into a mini art show. Minneapolis-based freelance designer and illustrator Bryan Dunn, aka The Bag Dad, has been illustrating his son's brown paper lunch bags for two years now, ever since the boy's very first day of school.
Each colored pencil drawing takes Bryan about 20-30 minutes to complete. He usually works on them during his own lunch break. Because the bags don't always make it back home after school, Dunn started photographing each bag before filling it with his son's lunch.
You can see them all over on The Bag Dad Facebook page. You can also follow his lunch bag artwork here on Tumblr.
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This tentacular octopus hairpiece is the work of Australian artist Kirstie Williams (deviantARTist Deeed), who created it as part of a magnificent costume for a steampunk ball she recently attended. Williams documented each step of the elaborate creation process, which involved sculpting a foam core, covering it in long artificial hair wefts and then enhancing it with copper-colored paint and a few obligatory brass gears. The hirsute cephalopod was then attached to an Arda Candy Striper wig. As you can see, the result of all her effort is nothing short of spectacular.
Williams is currently auctioning off a commission for one customized octopus hairpiece just like the one seen here. The auction ends June 15, 2014. Click here for details.
Top three photos by Gillian B Dragancaor.
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Octopuses of the Night from Dustin Adamson on Vimeo.
The octopus is an awesome and astonishingly intelligent animal. This beautiful underwater video, shot by Dustin Adamson of OceanShutter.com, gives us the opportunity to take an exceptionally close look at a few of our tentacular friends.
Entitled "Octopuses of the Night", the video was shot during night dives that Adamson made in the Philippines. He was able to film these remarkable creatures in such fine detail that we're able to really appreciate the texture of their skin, their awesome tentacles, amazing eyes and how they tuck themselves into cozy beds made of seashells.
Goodnight little octopus. Sleep tight.
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"Nothing says "good morning" like a plateful of delicious tentacles."
Every time we think pancake artist Nathan Shields (previously featured here) has outdone himself, he goes and creates a scrummy new batch of pancakes that are even more awesome than the last. This time he's made our jaws drop (and stomachs growl) with a mouthwatering batch of tentacular Cephalopod pancakes.
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Kyle Dedrick may be a star on the field as a freshman standout on the Wilton High School soccer team, but he, along with his soccer-playing, younger brother, Sean, is making a significant impact of a different sort. The Dedrick brothers have created TOPSoccer (The Outreach Program for Soccer), a soccer series through the Wilton Soccer Association for children ages 5-18 with special needs who oftentimes don't have an easy time playing organized sports.
The program pairs each registrant with one or two peer buddies to help them learn fundamentals of the sport during weekly Saturday instruction, practice and scrimmage play. The sessions will be held at Comstock soccer field, starting Saturday April 30.
Kyle, 15, says the idea grew out of his involvement with the high school's Top Inclusion Models club, which, he says, "is meant to include people out of the mainstream and kids with disabilities."
"It's our love for soccer," adds Sean, 13. "We thought it would be great if other kids could experience what we have."
Sean says that a close family friend is a child with autism, and that's been inspirational to the brothers as well. "He's a nice guy so we thought it was a good idea to start it for kids like him."
For many of the players this is the first time they're taking part in an organized sport program. "So many parents that we've talked to have said, 'Where has this program been before?'" recounts Kyle. "Most of the players have [typical] brothers and sisters and they watch their siblings play the game. There really is a need for an inclusion program in this area. That we get to jumpstart it is really great."
For parents of the players, a program like this has been a long coming. Janine Kelly, whose 9 year old son, Matthew, will participate as a TOPS player, says, "A lot of the kids have never had the opportunity to be part of a team before, either because of the extra time it may take to focus on learning the physical, athletic skills or because the social aspect of team play may be a challenge. This is their chance to do that in a safe place, and there really hasn't been an opportunity just like this in Wilton before."
A central part of the program is the pairing of each player with peer buddies to help them. More than 40 buddies were recruited from the Top Inclusion Model program. Buddying, say the Dedricks, encourages inclusion and friendship between students of all abilities and helps each player focus better on individual goals.
Matthew Kelly's mom, Janine, echoes just how important this buddying is. "The key is the one-on-one attention from a peer buddy who is aware of their needs and how to help them be successful."
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The Dedrick boys are quick to credit others who have helped them kick off the program, including friends in Trumbull and elsewhere who have started their own TOPS programs, or local businesses like Wilton Sport Shop and Soccer and Rugby, which have also gotten behind the program by donating uniforms and gear. "We couldn't have done this without a lot of help from so many," says Sean.
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Girls, do you always like the guy to text first? Why? just as the title says (:
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I know I'm a guy and you addressed this to girls, but I'll offer just one word of advice: text a girl when YOU want to, when you feel like it, without worrying about timing or convention. You be your own man, and let your relationships be on YOUR terms. Any smart, secure girl would appreciate that kind of confidence from a guy.Better yet, forget texting. Call her.Best of luck.
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i really don't care. lol. I don't play games in relationships, if I want to contact him I will and vise versa.
Finally a sane person! if you want to contact someone, just contact them! don't think that you are constrained by society's rules and guidelines!
Exactly. if they like you then they'll respond in a positive way, if he doesn't, at least you know and can then move on.
I prefer when the guy text me first cause for some stupid reason I go into this weird girl place in my mind that says, I'm being to needie, I just texted him the other day, he's probably busy. Plus when guys text me first I know they want to talk to me
Yes definitely but if it's a lot and just to say "hey" at first then it can get annoying even if I kinda like the guy...
I reallyy like it when the guys text first because like everyone said, it shows us he's interested and is thinking about uss and that makes us happyy :P It also shows he has confidence but sometimes I text the guy first also .. why not?:P
I don't want to annoy them. So I rather they text me first.But I really don't care, and I will text them sometimes.
I love it when guys text/msg me first. So it doesn't seem that I'm the only one interested in having a conversation. :)
because it shows interest in us. they don't have to text us first all the time just at least half the time. we like feeling thought of and knowing that they're thinking of us. for me when a certain guy texts me first I can't help but smile and get all warm and fuzzy inside. sometimes I get the chills.
i love it when the guy texts first, because it would mean he was thinking of me and that we wants to talk to me:)
Yes as it will mean that he likes you
we like it because we love knowing that the guy wants to talk to you and not the other way around and we like knowing that you want us...'and it shows me that the guys is thinking abput me
I prefer the guy texting me first. It shows me that he was thinking about me or wanted to talk to me. I don't care when it is or what I'm doing.. just text me. It says a lot. Besides, I don't want to text first because I feel like I'm being clingy or annoying or something.
yes, especially if you are insecure like me. or after a first date, it feels as though you're interested and care about them.
of course we like the boy to text first because its just a girl thing or that we don't want to annoy them, and we think its cute. trust us we won't think its annoying if we like you.
Well how do "we" (guys) know if you like us/don't think its annoying? haha
We girls will answer you and talk to which shows we like you boys. or they could telll you they like you.
if I like the guy then yes I would Love for him to text me first =)
But why is that? I don't like always being the first to text, I feel like I'm being annoying or something haha
Same here...lol....well see, if I like a guy I would text him first but sometimes he don't really say much..or not write back at all....so I don't want to seem clingy and it will be nice for him to text me first because I would like to think that he miss talking to me and it makes me feel good if he were to write first =)
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but you see the problem is the same for us! we need to feel that you like us too and that its not just us making the effort. if I were to text a girl first all the time and she never sent a text to me first, then I would feel that she didn't like me. for girls, they get a confidence boost, when guys text them! for guys, they get a confidence boost, when girls text them! so you should text each other first EQUALLY so that you both stay happy.
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GrotesqueThe Diabolical and Fantastic in Art
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03 Dec 2004 – 28 Mar 2005
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This exhibition seeks to 'flashback' to photography of the 1960s to consider and celebrate the contribution of Australian practitioners. It was a decade in which documentary photography flourished and this is reflected in the range of early acquisitions of the Department of Photography at the NGV.
03 Dec 2004 – 28 Mar 2005
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27 Nov 2004 – 14 Mar 2005
Colour PowerAboriginal art post 1984
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20 Nov 2004 – 16 Jan 2005
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19 Nov 2004 – 05 Jun 2005
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29 Oct 2004 – 27 Feb 2005
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2004 Melbourne Fringe Festival presents Shelter, a high profile, public art event that responds to the issues of home and homelessness through artistic and innovative design. Shelter combines design, digital media and photography, with components of the artwork changing throughout the exhibition.
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Man Ray
This is the first large-scale exhibition of Man Ray's photography to be presented in Australia. Reflecting the most influential and productive years of Man Ray's photographic output, most of the 200 works in the exhibition comprise vintage photographs made between 1917 and 1939.
23 Jul 2004 – 23 Jan 2005
TutuDesigning for Dance
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17 Jun 2004 – 26 Sep 2004
The ImpressionistsMasterpieces from the Musée d'Orsay
This exhibition presents more than 90 masterworks from iconic artists including Édouard Manet, Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas and Pierre-Auguste Renoir. These important works illustrate a century of phenomenal change – a period that helped shape our modern world. Part of the Melbourne Winter Masterpieces series.
08 Jun 2004 – 01 Aug 2004
2004Australian Culture Now
The Australian Centre for the Moving Image and the National Gallery of Victoria present an unprecedented landmark national survey of work at the edge of current artistic practice. 2004 showcases new work by more than 130 Australian artists including film, video, painting, sculpture, installation, photography, design and fashion.
15 May 2004 – 15 Aug 2004
re_generation presents the work of contemporary Australian artists inspired by botanic subjects and specimens. The works range from literal representations of flowers and plants to artists' use of the flower as a symbolic motif for human conditions and the transience of life.
24 Apr 2004 – 22 Aug 2004
City of LightParis and Photography 1850s-1930s
Drawn from the NGV Collection, this exhibition highlights French photographers' contribution to the medium, providing a fascinating glimpse into a city in love (and occasionally at war) with itself. Two periods are profiled: photography from the 1850s –1900s and the development of human interest photography in the 1920s and 1930s.
08 Apr 2004 – 01 Aug 2004
Video Art Scene Switzerland
This is an exhibition of 11 works created since 1995 by 13 contemporary Swiss artists. Each artist has taken a distinct approach to the creation of their work, some relying on 'antiquated' video technology while others employ state-of-the- art computer aids. Together the works provide a taste of the diversity of practice that is occurring in Switzerland today.
03 Apr 2004 – 01 Aug 2004
From Paris with LoveThe Graphic Arts in France 1880s-1950s
From Paris with Love: The Graphic Arts in France 1880s–1950s presents an array of prints, posters, drawings and artists' books drawn from the NGV Collection. The exhibition is particularly strong in prints, reflecting the remarkable boom in printmaking that occurred in France during this period, and especially in the 1890s.
24 Mar 2004 – 03 May 2004
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This major retrospective exhibition celebrates the work of Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, one of Australia's greatest painters. This is the first retrospective of a Papunya Tula artist in an Australian public gallery. The retrospective covers the artist's 30 year career, especially his most outstanding decade between 1972 and 1982.


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Location was good, a very comfortable bed, great pillows, good shower and bathroom facilities and an excellent balcony.
The decor was looking tired, I hated the net curtains which were dirty, grubby and in need of replacing. The paintwork was in need of a refresh and could we not have had more lighting both beside the sofa and outside?
Being upgraded to the penthouse on the first visit. The many rooms with balconies. Excellent chef.. Jazz night on Wednesdays
Complete absence of hanging hooks in the bathroom. Unimpressive bar/dining space. Late start to room service- not before 7.30 a.m.
The location and the comfort of the room.
The noise when you get a room on the back because of the air conditioned..
Location. Outdoor balcony. Style of room. Staff.
Bedding? Although the bed was comfy, the sheets pull up easily and don't stay crisp.
The food
It was rarely available after hours
Very good rooms Staf very good
A pool or a rooftop bar would be perfect
Noisy, broken AC
Position Good
Room small for price.
Rooms & views do not match as written
Lobby small Rooms have not fresh air enough and views to the wall :(
Clean modern room with simple pleasant decor, a great selection books by bedside (nice - and unusual- touch!), food and drink amenities in room, clean functional bathroom, good elevator, balcony, no street noise in room
HVAC was rather loud, and woke me up a few times, but eventually became white noise.
Great all around !!
The pillows were too hard and I could not get comfortable with them
The very pleasant staff was a joy. Several issues popped up which were quickly resolved. The property was very well kept.
Paid to upgrade my room but had to wait till 5pm to get into it. No in-room coffee maker for early-risers.
The king size bed was extremely comfortable. The size of the room was fantastic.
Mainly the location. Very central
No complimentary water in the room, and the fact that the deposit for the room takes several days to get refunded to you. Very silly and rather inconvenient. Are you trading with customers funds or what?!
Wifi was good
No safe in the room
All the staff was very friendly and accomodating. The hotel was incredibly clean. The bed was so comfortable. Overall it was a great stay
The size of the room (big, for Manhattan). All the staff was very nice and courteous. The location is great! Near Gran Central, Times Square, Rocffeller Center and Central Park.
The only thing I can´t review is the breakfast, because we didn´t have breakfast at hotel any day.
room was quiet staff cordial and accomodating
minimalist motif. sharp edges on bed frame--hit shin 4 times. crew did not clean until late pm. shower controls gimmicky, no towel rack within reach from shower. restaurant/bar exeptionally noisy
Good location if you have business in midtown. Very quiet. Unique layout with only four rooms per floor. This was my first stay. I've stayed all over town, and really haven't seen anything like this.
"Business Center" not well equipped. Not a real problem, though. Expensive, but that pretty much describes all NY hotels.
The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and helpful. The location was proximate to the area that was the destination of our trip. The bathroom was very nice. Overall, a very nice hotel. I would stay there again (in a room on a higher floor)
Our room was 2nd floor front and there was quite a bit if street noise. The desk lamp needs either a new bulb or repair - it doesn't illuminate.
The situation, the view, the upgrade, the decoration of the room...everything!
Friendly staff, great location
Omg we loved the room! The bed was amazingly soft and comfortable. The size of the room was huge! We were celebrating a birthday and it was so nice of the staff to leave a dessert platter and a bottle of Prosecco for us. The room was extremely clean and quiet even though our room was facing the front of the hotel. We were on the 12th floor in a premium king room with a cute living room area.
We must have been in a wheelchair accessible room because our shower had no curtain or door separating it from the rest of the bathroom so water was getting everywhere. We had to lay towels down on the floor to prevent slipping and falling. It was a little inconvenient but nothing we couldn't handle. There were so many towels in the bathroom to use anyways.
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Everything else..I felt as though we were treated like kids upon check out accusing us of smoking in the room
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