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Im using ArcMap 9.3. Im looking for a VBA code to use in the field calculator to make a new field of the last 7 digits of a "pin" field. For example. my pin is 00-00-999-999 and i want it to display as 999-999 in my new field. Anybody have code for this?
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U13 Girls ID Camp Day 5 - The Squad is Announced
After saying their goodbyes to fellow ID campers at the closing ceremonies the night before, players made their way back to the GA Rush soccer Complex at 7:30am to be shuttled to the airport and return home to the respective states. Although it was early and the girls had spend 5 long and tiring day with an action packed soccer schedule, they all seemed to be upbeat and excited to be back at the fields.
Not only was it a time to say goodbye to 52 remarkable young ladies that had embarked on a journey unlike any other, but it was also a time for Head Coach, Russell Finch and his staff to reflect on the camp and finalize the player pool based on their observations and evaluations over the past 5 days in Atlanta.
"Considering players were at the complex for 12 hours a day, I feel that time went extremely quickly. I also believe that we were incredibly efficient on all that we put on the table for these players. Each day contained a game, two training sessions and a classroom session, which ultimately gave us many opportunities to see the true qualities of the players both on and off the field." Russell Finch, GU13 Rush Select Head Coach
Assisting Russell throughout the week was Erik Bushey (CO Rush Technical Director), Ried Thiel (GA Rush Director of Goalkeeping) and Chad Iharra (HI Rush Coach). Coaches would meet after every session and every game and share their thoughts and observations throughout. They would also get to the club early and make sure that everything was set up, the players had plenty of fluids and went over the days itinerary one more time. With this being the first ever girls ID camp for Rush Select, there was a huge amount of pressure on Russell Finch and the rest of the staff to make sure it was an extremely safe and competitive training environment as well as creating as many opportunities for the players to prove themselves. The staff would also like to thank the host families that gave up their free time to accommodate the players, transport them to and from the fields and basically be mum and dad for 5 days.
"Your organization of the trip was impeccable. Everything went very smoothly for Ella and put us at ease back home. And I simply cannot say enough great things about Dan and Stacey Morgan. They were 'mom' and 'dad' to Ella this week and couldn't have made her feel more at home. They were perfect for Ella. Karen Kirk, mom of DE Rush player, Ella Kirk
Rilee Tilton (at right), IA Rush, turned 13 while attending the camp and her host family showed "empathy", one of the Rush Core Values, and made a surprise visit during the players free time to give her a card and the players cupcakes.
"We played against the most elite players our state has to offer (98's and 99's ODP) as well as the best GU13 team in our top state league division (United Futbol Academy). I wanted to put the players in an environment that was challenging and at times would cause them to fail. I would rather help a player overcome adversity than continually see them succeed, much like I prefer to coach teams that don't win every week as opposed to a team that goes undefeated. These players were certainly taken out of their comfort zone" - Russell Finch
Erik Bushey had barely got off the plane from being at HI Rush for their winter soccer camp when he was boarding another flight to Atlanta. His willingness to be apart of the camp added such value to what went on over the 5 days and the advice he was able to give to the players both on and off the field.
"Overall I think the Rush ID camp was a great success. Throughout our Rush clubs across the U.S. we have a long way to go with trying to consistently develop the best players in our country. We are not there yet for sure. But throughout Rush Soccer we certainly have examples of players who are blessed with both talent and potential. Helping to develop and identify those players who have those attributes along with real passion and desire may be the truest challenge. This was a great start however and all the players in attendance represented themselves and their club with a healthy pride and a big heart. Credit to Russell (Finch) for spearheading this effort." - Erik Bushey, CO Rush Technical Director
All the players arrived home safely, shared their experience with their families who didn't attend and went to sleep anticipating if they had made the GU13 Rush Select National Team. Russell Finch selected 18 players for the Del Sol Presidents Day Tournament and an additional 8 alternate players that could be called upon due to injury, sickness etc.
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Here is the final list for the 26 that made the players pool for the GU13 Rush Select National Team.


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The problems with hiring plumbers in Stafford is that it's a relatively small city, therefore you don't have the huge competitiveness of a large city that drives down prices. Plumbers with good prices are hard enough to find at the best of times but in areas such as Stafford where there are few to be found, it can be even more difficult.
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here's a swing arm i made to get my trailblazer in and out of my truck.
3" sch. 40 sleeve 30" in ground
2 1/2" sch. 40 stantion
2X2 square tubing 1/8" 5' long
2X 3/8 plate spines for stiffness.
I wanted to make it light enough to lift it out when not in use. In hindsight, I should've used 3" for stantion, 1/4" 2X2 tubing for arm. Before I welded spines I had about 6" of deflection. With spines it's only 1".
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Seen that acess panals removed from machine.Was this done for heat reduction while unit in use? I'm wondering if many do this and if so what would be temp difference in machine compared to not doing it.I think it would make a machine run cooler,last longer and operate more efficient.''True genius,in many fields of human endeaver,is often revealed in elegant simplicity"
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thats how i recieved it. Actually it was a gift from an old friend/boss. he closed down his shop, and didn't have any use for it. it only has 70 hours on it. with this swing arm, i can lift it into, or out of, the back of my truck in a couple of minutes by myself.


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Take a trip down memory lane to the last time you played with Legos. Believe it or not, these childhood building blocks weren't only fun—they actually helped develop your aptitude for math and science!
That's right—besides building space cruisers, helicopters and pirate ships, Legos are also building the next generation of engineers. They allow children to use their imaginations, plus every Lego project also teaches basic engineering and design principles! Building with these little plastic blocks helps kids develop spatial reasoning and learn about structural integrity, design and a practical sense of geometry.
But these aren't your mother's Legos—these bricks have come a long way. The MIT Media Lab Lifelong Kindergarten Group is currently partnered with Lego to create innovative tools for kids of all ages. These new Lego kits are creating technologically-savvy kids primed with an interest in careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). For example, kids can use the Lego Mindstorm kit to build their own robot. The more complex Technic kit, aimed at high-schoolers, teaches the basics of gears and torques to create tow trucks, cranes, and jet planes that really fly.
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Pattern pieces above. Start to finish, it takes me two hours to complete a robe. The hood is my favorite part. It's actually one piece- the top is cut on the fold. The back curved seam is sewn first and then the top is sewn like a box corner. Makes for a really cute shape to the hood. I could see some little bear ears put in that seam. I may have to try that on one.
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Pattern pieces above. Start to finish, it takes me two hours to complete a robe. The hood is my favorite part. It's actually one piece- the top is cut on the fold. The back curved seam is sewn first and then the top is sewn like a box corner. Makes for a really cute shape to the hood. I could see some little bear ears put in that seam. I may have to try that on one.
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Pattern drafting is one of those areas where math meets art. I find it surprisingly satisfying, too.ReplyDelete
Those robes are adorable! Confession: although any number of colleagues/friends are having babies at the moment, I haven't sewn a single baby gift. I keep meaning to, and then not being able to motivate myself. Good for you!
So cute! Tiny clothes are so much fun because they don't take as long to make... especially if you don't have to take care of the baby at the same time hahaReplyDelete
This whole post is adorable. Love the robes.ReplyDelete
What a fun project! Your baby friends will love you forever!ReplyDelete
Awesome, I mean the robes are super cute but I also really like your photography.ReplyDelete
Tooo cute! And your photo shoot is just totally adorable...ReplyDelete
Don't worry about your neighbour, those are seriously cool photos. And the robes are super cute!ReplyDelete
Your little robes are so cute!!! I love all the lovely fabrics and trims you have chosen - they look wonderful! Great photos - looks like you're having a fun vacation time!ReplyDelete
cho cute!! and you presentation with fake baloons...oh..*sigh* sweet and perfect!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness - these robes are so cute! And the photo's were inspired! I just LOVE the last one with them watching the baloons float away - too cute!ReplyDelete
Hey, thanks everyone! I did have fun taking the photos. I was thinking about those kindle commercials where everything happens flat (and stop action) and then I pictured the robes holding balloons for some reason. But like I said- lots of free time right now. And yes, Eugenia, I'm having an awesome vacation time!ReplyDelete
Tanitisis- It's funny how math and art seem to go together a lot of times.
Toferet- So true!
adorable! these turned out great. good work :)ReplyDelete
These are so gorgeous! and i love your photos!ReplyDelete
these are perfection, and have managed to make me insanely angry first thing in the morning (i have several babies to sew for, and not a stitch begun. do you work for trades? i have a lot of alcohol.)ReplyDelete
Little baby robes make Oona insanely angry... hehe!ReplyDelete
At the rate my friends are producing babies there's no way to work for trades. I'll be sewing my fingers to the bone for the rest of the year making baby gifts.
Wow! What a fabulous looking photoshoot. Such cute little kimonos. Looks like you're having a blast with your pattern drafting.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, super cute!!! I for one would love you forever if I received this as a baby gift. Love the balloons too. That last photo where they loose the balloons...love it! :)ReplyDelete
Oh my god, these are gorgeous! I´m so jealous :). Really lovely, and I´m amazed that you made the pattern yourself! Good job :)ReplyDelete
These are lovely. I bet they'd sell like hotcakes. Seriously. Have you thought of designing your own line of baby wear?ReplyDelete
Oh I love these... I somehow missed that you had done these from that book. I totally want to draft one now for my daughter in a toddler size!ReplyDelete
Are you kidding me! This is so adorable! The robes the pictures, ahhh gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Are you kidding me!!! Love the robes and the pictures! ahhh. . . so gorgeous!ReplyDelete


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Cybersecurity Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
The UMUC Center for Security Studies is seeking highly qualified and creative candidates for its Cybersecurity Postdoctoral Fellowship Program. The fellowship will provide a monetary award to cover tuition, fees and books for two graduate courses in cybersecurity, along with a stipend. Qualified candidates should have an interest in research or teaching in the cybersecurity, digital forensics and information assurance fields.
Fellows will be required to complete the following within one year of beginning the program:
- Two 6-credit cybersecurity courses (with a grade of "B" or better)
- Three-week Online Faculty Training
- Presentation of two conference papers at notable conferences or publication of one scholarly article related to cybersecurity in a refereed journal
Upon successful completion of the one-year postdoctoral program, fellows will be considered for adjunct faculty positions in UMUC's graduate cybersecurity and information assurance programs.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying to the fellowship program must have:
- A doctorate degree in cybersecurity, information assurance, information technology (IT), computer science, digital forensics or related fields
- Strong research and communication skills
In addition, demonstrated experience in cybersecurity, information assurance and/or related fields is a plus. Candidates with strong publication records are preferred.
Please be advised that UMUC can only consider applicants for the cybersecurity post doctoral fellow positions who have authorization to work in the U.S. on an unrestricted basis. Please take that into consideration before you complete this application.
Application Process and Deadline
Applicants must submit the following documents as a single file via e-mail to email@example.com:
- Completed Cybersecurity Postdoctoral Fellowship application form
- A research statement clearly articulating proposed research area(s) in the fields of cybersecurity and information assurance.
- A current Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Copy of doctoral degree unofficial transcript(s)
A review panel comprised of faculty will evaluate applications. Assessments will be based on the student's academic record, research interests, and professional background.
Application Deadline
- As part of the application process, qualified candidates will be contacted for interviews.
Contact Information
For inquiries, e-mail Jennifer Hull or call 240-684-2432.


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Romain Grosjean is not let the prospect of leading Lotus in 2014 distract him from the job at hand....
Romain Grosjean is not let the prospect of leading Lotus in 2014 distract him from the job at hand.
Following his second top-three result in as many races, Lotus have confirmed that it is only a matter of time before they re-sign Grosjean for next season.
And, added to that, there's the incentive of making him the team's lead driver as F1 welcomes in the new era of V6 engines.
"Right now I'm working on doing the very best I can at each remaining race in 2013 and I think that's the best approach for now," he said.
"As soon as the season's over I'll get a little rest and recharge my batteries, then we're back to see the new cars launched and to start testing them.
"It will be a very interesting challenge with all the new rules that are coming in for next season. A new area is coming for the sport and that's always very exciting."
But for now the 27-year-old is focused on the upcoming race, the Indian Grand Prix, where he expects Pirelli's decision to go softer will help Lotus with their grip issues.
"Our car is really performing well at the moment so I think we could be strong again.
"It's fair to say we struggled there a little last year with finding grip and getting the right setup for the cars, so hopefully we can perform better this time.
"The tyre allocation was quite hard for the track in 2012, but this year it's softer which should help us and make for better racing."


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Curriculum 2000® completely integrates basic science and clinical education across the four years of education. An objective of the curriculum is to prepare students for the information technology they will encounter in clinical practice. Virtual Curriculum 2000® (VC2000) is an electronic adjunct which integrates the fundamentals of the curriculum and serves to:
- Familiarize students with technology as an educational tool for lifelong learning,
- Transition students to the use of technology for clinical purposes,
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- Provide an online dynamic database to track curriculum content and faculty time and provide a foundation for the evaluation process.
The Virtual Curriculum® is available 24 hours a day online via the University of Pennsylvania Health System Intranet and, by special request, via restricted Internet access.
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- Evaluation of curriculum blocks - Provides student feedback of curriculum blocks.
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- Virtual lectures - Online, real-time video and synchronized audio and slides of all medical school lectures.
- Bulletin boards - An electronic bulletin board for each course facilitates communication between students and faculty. Course-specific questions regarding lecture material may be posted and are answered by faculty when appropriate. Students are encouraged to answer any questions, which fosters a collegial and noncompetitive learning environment.
- Technical support - Technical support for Virtual Curriculum 2000® is available from FAQ, Help!, and Announcement pages. Support personnel are also available by phone and e-mail.
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Green Der Spiegel Headquarters Tops Out in Hamburg
Der Spiegel Headquarters is a 50,000 square-meter project comprised of two buildings: one for Der Spiegel and another, the Ericus-building, for other offices. The new headquarters is located nearby the much-anticipated Elbphilharmonie designed by Herzog + de Mueron, which topped out over the summer. The two buildings are arranged to form a large u-shaped courtyard that opens up towards the water and slightly towards the south to collect the sun. Large plazas on either side of the building promote an active urban scene, provide more green space, and access to the waterfront promenade.
HafenCity has developed its own green building certification, which has tighter requirements than other certifications and is considered a forerunner of the requirements that will be incorporated into German building regulations in the years to come. "Hafencity Umweltzeichen" is a certification standard with five categories of sustainability in which specific objectives must be achieved in order to obtain silver or gold. To achieve overall gold for the project, a gold rating must be achieved for four out of the five categories.
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November 2, 2010 at 4:16 pm
The map of the whole HafenCity seems to be old. I can't see the new building of the HCU (HafenCity University, a university of built environment and metropolitan developement) and at the Magdeburg Hafen – and as far as I know, the architectural contest found a winner two or three years ago: http://www.hcu-hamburg.de/en/structure-and-current-information/neubau/bilder-des-neubaus/
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Catherine Li is a Junior at Lake Highland Preparatory School in Orange County where she is involved in the ASPIRE Research Program, varsity volleyball, varsity track, Mu Alpha Theta and serves as president of both the Student Government Association and National Honor Society. She is inspired by scientific research and its potential to improve human conditions around the globe.
Over the past few years, Catherine has had the amazing opportunity of researching at the CREOL College of Optics and Photonics and the Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Central Florida. With strong interest in biomedical engineering, Catherine's project focuses on the development of a new method to synthesizing nanoparticles especially designed for drug delivery applications, with an ultimate goal of cancer treatment.
This year, she received the Senior Physical Sciences Grand Award at the Dr. Nelson Ying Orange County Science Exposition, Best in Fair at Orlando Science Center's Science Challenge and was a finalist at the Junior Science, Engineering, and Humanities Symposium Speaker Competition at the University of Florida. Catherine will be making the trip to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles this May.
Outside of her research, Catherine is passionate about sports, traveling, mathematical problem solving, creative writing and spending time with family. She aspires to further her scientific knowledge by obtaining a doctorate degree and then using her research to make an impact on people from many different countries and classes around the world.


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Josh is an ordinary teen living in an ordinary suburb, wedged between the high school, the mine and the skate park. One morning, he finds his friend Thomas's dead body. Next, he discovers that three more friends also killed themselves, leaving him out of their pact. As the sole survivor, Josh becomes more and more detached from the world around him. Only Mia, his best friend's girl, can reach him. With more questions than answers, Josh's is the story of a survivor. It is a modern portrait of today's teens: invincible yet fragile, clearthinking yet confused, idealistic yet jaded.
Cast: Pierre-Luc Brillant, Claude Legault, Maxime Dumontier, Niels Schneider, Anie Pascale
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Cedar Fair's acquisition of Paramount Parks in 2006 hung a big debt millstone around Cedar Fair's neck.
The planned deal for Apollo Global Management to acquire Cedar Fair for about $2.4 billion includes Apollo's plan to assume $1.6 billion in debt, much of it incurred when Cedar Fair bought Paramount's five theme parks, including Kings Island in Cincinnati.
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Cedar Fair's CEO, president and chairman Dick Kinzel has defended the Paramount acquisition, pointing out there was no way Cedar Fair executives knew the economy would turn bad -- cutting Cedar Fair's revenues -- and that credit markets would decline, making it harder for the company to deal with its debt load.
Documents Cedar Fair filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission and statements by company officials reveal that Cedar Fair executives have been preoccupied with dealing with the company's debt.
In 2006, Cedar Fair spent $1.2 billion to buy the Paramount parks. Cedar Fair went a little more than $2 billion into debt to finance the sale, refinance existing debt and provide itself with cash flow.
Paying off that debt became tougher than expected after the recession hit and business at Cedar Fair's 11 amusement parks and six water parks declined.
Cedar Fair has tried to pay off much of its debt by selling three amusement parks -- Great America in Santa Clara, Calif.; Valleyfair in Shakopee, Minn., and Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, Mo. -- but hasn't been able to sell any of them during the recession.
A form Cedar Fair filed Sept. 27 last year with the SEC says in August 2009, the company reached new terms with its lenders for $900 million of its $1.6 billion in debt.
The $900 million in term debt, which was supposed to come due in 2012, was extended to 2014 in return for a hike of about 2 percent in the interest rate Cedar Fair pays. At the time, Cedar Fair's debt cost was about 7 percent.
That still left $700 million due to mature in 2012, and it was uncertain how Cedar Fair would do when it tried to refinance that money, or the $900 million coming due in 2014, said Stacy Frole, Cedar Fair's director of investor relations.
The steps that the debt forced the company to take last year included ending its cash distribution to unitholders.
On Nov. 3, Cedar Fair announced that cash distributions to unitholders would be suspended in 2010, with the money used instead to retire debt.
An agreement between Cedar Fair and its creditors requires the company to suspend its cash distributions when the ratio of its debt to EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) reached a certain point. It became clear the decline in Cedar Fair's revenue would make that provision kick in. The company had paid out cash distributions to its investors for 21 years, ever since it became a public company.
Cedar Fair officials feared that under any refinancing deals the company could make for its debt, the lenders would restrict Cedar Fair's ability to resume cash distributions to lenders, an official familiar with Cedar Fair's thinking said.
"It was unclear even when we could start paying distributions at all," he said.
Apollo has offered $11.50 a unit to buy Cedar Fair. When Cedar Fair announced its merger deal on Dec. 16, $11.50 represented a premium of about 28 percent over the current price.
The thinking was that investors could pocket the money from their unit sales and invest it in a way that would provide a more certain source of income, the official said.
Kinzel said in a recent interview that he's had to concentrate for the last couple of years on managing Cedar Fair's debt. Apollo, which has promised to keep Kinzel and his management team in place, will deal with the debt, allowing Kinzel to concentrate on operations.
Apollo's planned acquisition of Cedar Fair will reach another milestone tomorrow.
The go-shop period, when Cedar Fair can solicit offers from rival financial suitors, is set to expire at 11:59 p.m. Monday.
"Obviously, the Jan. 25th date is another key date in this process," Frole said.
Cedar Fair has not commented on whether it has received interest from other companies.
The company will likely make a statement on Tuesday, officials said.
On Wednesday, Q Funding of Fort Worth, Texas, turned in an SEC filing revealing it has now acquired about 5.4 million Cedar Fair units, 9.8 percent of the total.
"I do not believe they've been investors in the past," Frole said. "We'll touch base with them as we do with our other unitholders."
Other holders of large stakes in Cedar Fair include Neuberger Berman, which owns 8.8 percent of Cedar Fair's units, and Kinzel, who owns 3.4 percent, according to a proxy statement Cedar Fair filed on Jan. 8. Neuberger Berman is an independent asset management firm with headquarters in New York City.


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InterContinental Tampa
- 4860 West Kennedy Boulevard
- Tampa , FL , 33609
- United States
- Front Desk +1-813-2864400
In the Heart of the City
The finest city addresses come courtesy of InterContinental hotels. Vibrant, cosmopolitan destinations offer a sanctuary of luxury, from front-row seats over Times Square, New York to stunning spa pools overlooking Hong Kong Harbour. Prestigious city addresses include Sydney Harbour, Dubai, London Park Lane, Mayfair and Paris. Find your premium location in the heart of the city.
Distance 4.7 MI / 7.56 KM NORTH WEST to Hotel
Complimentary Airport Shuttle
Taxi Charge (one way): $18.00 (USD)
Time by taxi: 0:10
Train Charge (one way): $0.00 (USD)
Ferry Charge (one way): $0.00 (USD)
Depart airport going NORTHEAST on GEORGE J BEAN PKWY. 2.6 mi Take the ramp toward I-275 N. 0.5 mi Take the ramp toward SR-616/SPRUCE ST/I-275 N/TAMPA. 0.1 mi Merge onto FL-60 E toward I-275/TAMPA. 1.5 mi End at 4860 W. KENNEDY BLVD.
Station Name: Amtrack -TPA
Distance 5.25 MI / 8.45 KM NORTH EAST to Hotel
Taxi Fee From Train Station: $30.00 (USD)
Take 275 S to exit 40A, turn left onto Westshore Blvd. Hotel is on the right
- Seven floors of easily accessible covered garage parking facility. Complimentary Self Parking. Electric Vehicle Charging Stations available
- Valet Parking Available: $18.00 (USD)
- Valet Parking Available
- Parking Area Equipped with Lights
InterContinental Tampa provides a courtesy shuttle between the hotel and airport daily; departing the hotel every 30 minutes, between 5:00AM and 1:00am the following morning. After claiming baggage, call from the kiosk at the base of the escalator. A direct dial connection to Guest Services will assist arriving guest to the appropriate airport waiting area and dispatch the shuttle for pick-up.
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This stylish hotel is located below Kaprun Castle, towards the outskirts of the resort. The walk along to the resort centre and Schaufelberg lifts is fairly flat and you also have the option of taking the ski bus which stops outside and goes to the local lifts and to the glacier. The hotel offers extremely high standards throughout, good cuisine and excellent leisure facilities.
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Prices are shown for a basic room or unit, can be subject to change and are indicative
until time of booking. Please call on 020 8544 7114 for prices for other travel
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Prices shown are per person per week based on maximum occupancy. Descriptions and
quality ratings are provided by the Tour Operator (or one of the Tour Operators
where similar holidays are offered by more than one supplier). We reserve the right
to make minor adjustments to the description or rating based on staff and customer
feedback. For payments by credit card, a 2.5% credit card charge (4% for AMEX) will
be added to your invoice. If you pay by a UK issued debit card, there is no charge.
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Auckland to Paihia (Bay Of Islands)
Take a trip to the winterless north and pack as much as you can into a weekend! We arrive in the Bay of Islands around midday and check out the sights surrounding Paihia, including the historical location of Waitangi. Northland is rich in history and Maori culture and with its clear water, huge kauri forests, and 144 islands to explore you will soon see why Kiwi Experience heads up north. Swim with the dolphins, experience the Excitor Fast Boat, ride out to the famous hole in the rock, or go kayaking, sailing, fishing, diving, snorkelling, or just relax on the beach!
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|Men's Basketball » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics
Men's Basketball Announces 2001-02 Schedule
Thursday, June 07, 2001Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State University athletic department today announced the 2001-02 men's basketball schedule. The dates are subject to change. The 2001 Southern Conference North Division Champion begins the season with 11 non-conference contests before opening its Southern Conference slate on January 2 against Appalachian State in Memorial Center. ETSU plays four of its first six SoCon games on the road. After opening the season with a home contest against Guilford College, the Bucs face five challenging road contests, including games at Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth, South Carolina, UNC Asheville and Coastal Carolina. Following the tough road swing, ETSU returns home for dates with Radford and James Madison. Home games against Shendandoah and University of Virginia-Wise preclude the final non-conference game, against Vanderbilt in Nashville on December 22. The Bucs will entertain a demanding Conference slate in Memorial Center. In addition to the North Division foes, ETSU hosts Wofford, Chattanooga and Georgia Southern. "This season's schedule is very challenging," head coach Ed DeChellis said. "The late November and early December schedule features five straight road games. As our program has improved, it is increasingly harder to secure home games. The Southern Conference schedule is difficult with four of our first six games on the road."
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In an excellent location just above the centre of Zermatt and close to the ski lifts, this traditional hotel is a fantastic new addition to our program. The restaurant serves a mixture of traditional Swiss and international cusine and where possible the chef uses locally sourced ingredients.
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until time of booking. Please call on 020 8544 7114 for prices for other travel
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Prices shown are per person per week based on maximum occupancy. Descriptions and
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feedback. For payments by credit card, a 2.5% credit card charge (4% for AMEX) will
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Energy. The Beach Boys. Twelve-bar blues. The Eighties. Dizziness. Stockbrokers. Thermodynamics. The Olympian ideal. Fred Goodwin. Excess. INXS. Beck's dad. Bellamy's son…
Muse didn't set out to make the most gloriously ambitious album of their career. How could they have? The band who dreamt up Supermassive Black Hole, Knights Of Cydonia, and the three-part Exogenesis symphony were already well-versed in going one louder. Any wilder, any further out there, and Muse would risk incineration by a dwarf star of their own making.
But you don't become one of the biggest bands on this planet — selling 15 million albums worldwide, five MTV Europe Awards, two Brit Awards, eight NME Awards, five Q Awards, four Kerrang! Awards, and winner of the 2011 Best Rock Album Grammy; No 1 in 19 countries with 2009's The Resistance; filler of arena and stadiums across the world — by sitting on your hands.
So when Muse approached the making of their sixth studio album, The 2nd Law, they wouldn't skimp on the choirs, strings, and horn sections. And rest assured: guitar-shredding, piano-thumping, orchestra-arranging, book-chewing, big-thinking Matt Bellamy, as the band's chief songwriter, didn't lower his sights from The Big Picture nor ignore The Precious Details. Nor were the trio afraid of giving space to a brilliant new element to their sound — songs written and sung by bass player Chris Wolstenholme.
What the Devon-born band of school friends did do different was this: they made things easy for themselves. For the first time since the dawn of their career in small town England 18 years ago, all three members were living in the same place during the making of an album. Domiciled in and around London, they booked a recording studio, Air, and came and went as they pleased.
"We all had great fun doing it," says Wolstenholme, "and hopefully you can hear that on the album. There are some real moments of positivity in the songs. And I just think everyone personally is in a pretty good place at the moment." Adds drummer Dom Howard, "It feels like the best thing we've ever done. There was a sense of adventure making it."
"This was a breeze!" declares Bellamy, still high from the experience of seeing rock-operatic new track Survival emerge victorious as the official anthem for the London 2012 Olympics. "We were making ourselves laugh at times with how different things were sounding."
As Howard accurately describes it, The 2nd Law brims with "wild" sounds. It's exactly what Muse had in mind when they sat down last October after the completion of the two-year Resistance world tour. Within four quick weeks the trio had 13 tracks in embryonic but viable form.
From solid beginnings came big tunes. Madness, the album's naggingly infectious first single, pulses with a grimy throb. It sounds nothing like Muse, and it sounds everything like Muse. "I wanted to do something really minimal," Bellamy says. "Essentially it's 12-bar blues. I think it's probably the best song I've ever written. And one of the most personal songs I've written. It's kind of about that time when you're with your girlfriend and that moment where you have a fight and she walks out the house and leaves you on your own to think about it. And you're going, 'No way! She was right! Of course she was right!'"Album opener Supremacy was one of the first songs Muse worked on. Bellamy's early sketch grabbed Wolstenholme immediately, "because it was just so all over the place," he says. "It starts off and you think it's this dirty, grungy metal… thing. Then by the time you get to the verse it's gone into pure film music. I said to Matt at the time that it reminded me of Wings."
"We were layering up loads and loads of snare drums," adds Howard. "There were tons of tympani and bass drums and weird percussion. The idea is it should sound like a marching band coming over the hill, just behind the orchestra. Then it goes off into some Live And Let Die-style freak-out section in the middle. It felt like something different. We really wanted it to sound like a big, live, massive stadium rock track. We were thinking that way when we recorded it — we had a big PA set up, and the room was shaking to this massive drum sound. Then the verse goes on this completely different journey from the riff — it's a little wink back to that Ennio Morricone influence which you hear on Knights Of Cydonia."
Soundtracks, affirms Bellamy, have long been an under-heralded influence on his writing. On The 2nd Law, this enthusiasm dovetails with his love of classical music. On previous Muse albums, his orchestral excursions have been influenced by Rachmaninoff and Berlioz. This time the inspirations were contemporary composers and Hollywood legends such as Hans Zimmer and John Williams.
As ever with Matt Bellamy, when it came to writing the lyrics, there were themes big and small he wanted to address. The sinuous funk of Animals began with a jam and now, in its recorded version, ends with a sample of bellowing Wall Street stockbrokers. "That's the song aimed at the Fred Goodwins of this world," says Bellamy of the disgraced British banker. "It's looking at people who are instrumental in bringing down whole countries."
The lyrics and ideas behind Explorers, like those of the two-part title track, tap into the album's more philosophical side — Bellamy's thoughts on the depletion of the planet's energies and resources. But he also applies this thermodynamic theory to the ebb and flow of passion in relationships, as heard in Big Freeze and Madness.
But as Wolstenholme underlines, The 2nd Law is far from a sombre album. "There are some negative undertones, sure. But it's all about human responses to them and the things we do to get through life. That's a positive thing."
In any case, any album that includes both Survival, their po(m)p and circumstance Olympic anthem, and a song with the Queen-go-disco abandon of Panic Station can't, ultimately, take itself too seriously. "We weren't afraid of doing something that's just a dancing track," says Bellamy of the latter song, a groovy belter recorded with a horn section comprising classic Chicago players (one of whom played on Stevie Wonder's Superstition).
"There's an eccentricity to the album which makes it fun," Bellamy says. "I don't think it's taking itself too seriously even though some of the lyrics are.
I'd go so far as to say we had a bit of a laugh making this album. The spirits were up, more so than on any previous Muse album, that's for sure."
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