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2015 Audi A4, Q5 Updates, Pricing Announced
I want that upcoming slingshot!
Give me a Marauder :) Big back seat ;) 300 horse... and a panther platform for us with a lil growl :)
Being a proud Canadian I'll take the following
My current daily driver, 2004 Chrysler 300M modified with 300hp
A 2003 F-150 SVT Lightning with a 662hp Trinity and 6 speed manual from the GT500
2010 Viper ACR
2015 Fiesta htch with the 1.0L ecoboost
Grand total - 1685
2 GT500s and 2 Focus ST. A little over but its koo Lol.
Curious as to why the Venom GT is on this page since...
It has a Lotus VIN, a Lotus title, is registered as a Lotus, and isn't assembled on either American continent.
I guess having a modified American engine is enough?
C6 Z06 505hp street
14' Gt500 662hp strip
10' Viper ACR 600hp track
1767hp total... If we are talking 1776rwhp then each with bolt-ons would be good!!
1776 Briggs & Stratton's ...nuf said
Happy 4rth of July.
But seeing as I am Canadian, and our day was just a couple of days ago. July 1st to be exact, I will celebrate this with Canadian pride of 1867 HP instead. It pays to be Canadian. More horsepower in the stable!!!
Local Motors Rally Fighter - 6.2 Liter V8 SBC- 430 HP
2014 Cadillac CTS V Sport - twin-turbocharged 3.6 Liter V6 - 420 HP
2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat - supercharged 6.2 Liter Hemi V8 - 707 HP
2015 Ford Mustang - 2.3 Liter Ecoboost L4 - 305/310 HP.
Total: 1862/1867 HP
C7 Vette Z51
63' Vette Split window 327 cui.
Chevy SS
Dodge Diesel 2500
Passat Diesel
2015 Z06 - 650 hp
CTS V-Sport - 420 hp
Sierra Denali HD W/Duramax - 397 hp
Volt - 149 hp
Motus MST - 160 hp
=1776 hp
1986 Ford RS200 - 450 HP
2014 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor 411 HP
1989 Jeep Wagoneer Limited 177 HP
2014 Ford Focus ST 252 HP
2013 Ford Mustang Boss 302 444 HP
Tesla model S
SSC Tuatara
(1761 Ponies)
BD fills his garage with 8 Camrys!!!!!
- never go full BD -
that ford focus ST has America written all over it. its not like a chrysler 300 M could deliver those horsepower, and then again its not like it is a legitimate attempt at the luxury car market that got the ball rolling for America culminating in the plethora of high performance American luxury cars that we see today or anything.
Tesla Model S P85+
Hennessay Venom GT
Ford Fiesta S Hatch (As close as I could get...)
4 Tesla Model S P85+'s
C7 Z06 + SRT Viper + Mosler MT900 + Harley Nightster
C7 Z06 + Saleen S7 + Mosler MT900
Tuatara + Mustang GT
Venom GT + Ford Raptor
What mods to your 3.5?
@4.25x3.75 Ideally I would like to pull the motor, strip it own to the block and clean every thing. Then install a lightweight rotating assembly and polish the ports and finish with a cold air, dual exhaust (cause it's a base model) and chip. Should be a easy 50hp and 30-40lbs/ft
@4.25x3.75 Probably headers and cold air intake plus the stickers that equals a 60 hp gain...

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Suspected copper thief charged in westside burglariesSeptember 18,2013By Darren Marcy
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WEST RUTLAND — Rutland County Sheriff's deputies nabbed a suspected copper thief in West Rutland early today and they have tied him to at least seven copper thefts in the area.
Sgt. David Fox of the Rutland County Sheriff's Department said Greg Munukka, 26, of West Rutland jumped out of a window of a vacant home on Smith Street when officers arrived and led them on a foot pursuit before he was caught on Marble Street near the swamp.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 20 (HealthDay News) -- Most Americans consume too much sodium, and new strategies and stronger efforts are needed to reduce the amount of dietary salt, according to a new study by federal government researchers.
High levels of sodium consumption are associated with increased risk of high blood pressure, which can lead to heart disease and stroke, experts warn.
In general, people aged 2 years and older should limit daily sodium intake to less than 2,300 milligrams (mg), according to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
People who would benefit from reducing their sodium intake to less than 1,500 mg per day include those aged 51 years and older, blacks and anyone with high blood pressure, diabetes or chronic kidney disease. These groups account for 47.6 percent of all Americans aged 2 and older and the majority of adults.
But the new analysis of 2005-2008 data from nearly 19,000 participants in the U.S. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey found that 98.6 percent of Americans who should reduce their daily sodium intake to 1,500 milligrams, and 88.2 percent of those who should reduce their intake to less than 2,300 mg per day, consume more than those amounts.
The study is published in the Oct. 21 issue of the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Most of the sodium Americans consume does not come from the salt shaker. About 75 percent of the sodium in the typical American diet is added to commercial foods during processing or during preparation of restaurant foods. Only about 25 percent occurs naturally or is added at the table or in cooking by the consumer, the CDC report explained.
This means that new population-based strategies and increased public health efforts will be required to meet the sodium targets in the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the researchers said.
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"To my Forty and over crew!" she tweeted. "Don't believe the hype . . . we do get better with age!"
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Love Conquers All, Even Yucky Foods
A look at several couples whose differing eating habits may pose challenges, but nothing a little creativity can't overcome
When Nava and Charlie Fadida first met 15 years ago, she was knew they were good for each other in at least one way: a shared affection for Moroccan food. Nava has a good command of the cuisine, specializing in matbucha and fish in spicy sauce. Charlie was no stranger to the kitchen either; his father was a cook at the Sheraton Tel Aviv and today Charlie is the hotel's head chef. And so it took Nava by great surprise when she was invited to a meal with the Fadida family and was served pickled calf's foot, gefilte fish, chopped liver and carrot tzimmes.
"You could say I was shocked," she says. "I didn't know what they ate at their home. To this day it's Charlie's favorite food."
The Fadidas are an example of two partners with wildly different culinary tastes. Love may conquer all - or at least increase mutual tolerance - but don't ask Nava, who owns a bridal salon, to taste the gray and trembling square of what's known as pickled calf's foot. She has her limits.
"I was raised in the hotel and when I grew up I worked in hotel kitchens," Charlie says, explaining his preferences. "I cooked and tasted a lot of Ashkenazi food and fell in love with it. I love sweet-and-sour gefilte fish with lots of horseradish - I immerse the fish in horseradish. I also love calf's foot. I've cooked this dish numerous times and improved it along the way. I really love how it turns out."
The couple's two children do not, by the way, share their father's taste. Maor, 13, and Shiraz, 10, prefer heavily spiced food, and pop sushi in their mouths "as if it were sunflower seeds," their mother says.
My sink, your sink
Differing tastes in food can be hard on couples, but among those in which one partner keeps kosher and the other does not, life can be even more complicated. M. of Tel Aviv is religiously observant, while her partner of nine years is completely secular.
"We keep kosher at home. Two sinks, separate milk and meat dishes, and so on," says M., a psychologist by profession. "The problem is when we eat out. I will only eat at places that are certified kosher, while my partner will eat anywhere. Luckily, kosher restaurants in Israel have improved greatly in recent years and you can eat sorbet or chocolate desserts made without milk. There are more choices and we can also invite friends to join us."
"Still, I prefer to invite friends over for dinner at home," she adds. "I have friends and family who keep special dishes for me in their homes, but that makes me uncomfortable. I always prefer inviting them to my house."
According to M., the problem gets worse when traveling abroad. "After all, part of learning about a new culture is tasting local foods," she says. "Sometimes my husband will fly out earlier so he can eat freely before I arrive. Then we'll look for vegetarian restaurants together. Once we were in Lyon, France and the only vegetarian restaurant was closed for the season. You could say I had a bit of a problem. I'll remember that trip forever."
Hummus vs. ravioli
Sometimes the differences in food preferences stem from the fact that one partner enjoys variety and a desire to break from routine, while the other prefers sticking to safe shores. Chef Marcus Gershkowitz of the Angelica restaurant in Jerusalem is married to Shira, who works in high tech. At work he cooks gourmet food, but afterward he craves street food: shakshouka, hummus and most of all shwarma. His wife, unlike him, "is incapable of eating standing up," he says.
"She always prefers to eat off of a plate. I'll order excellent hummus as opposed to chestnut ravioli with truffle oil. I guess it has something to do with my occupation, but it's always been like this," he says. "My wife won't go near pita, shwarma or shakshouka, she prefers the most gourmet food out there. But she doesn't cook anything at home - she even ruins omelets."
The first vegetarian
When Fabio da Silva immigrated to Israel from Brazil as a 25-year-old carnivore, he'd never heard of vegetarians. Life had a surprise in store for him in the form of his partner, Yuval Siboni, a vegetarian for reasons of conscience. "I taught him how to make a salad," Siboni recalls.
In the three years that Siboni, a television editor, and da Silva, a hairdresser, have shared a kitchen they've tried to come to terms with the other's wishes. "It isn't easy, but it's doable," Siboni says. "I convince Fabio to eat vegetables and he convinces me to try meat now and then. I love meat, but I stopped eating it 10 years ago."
While Siboni chops the salad, da Silva prepares meat dishes for himself at his father's home. For example, feijoada, made of rice, beans and chunks of meat. "I can't go near meat, or rice and beans," Siboni admits.
Then there are those relationships that include more than one culinary difference, and still the couple manages to stay together. Hagit Bezalel of Jerusalem is a city planner; her partner Einam Amotz is a physicist. She keeps kosher and he does not; she is a vegetarian and he is not; and to top it all off, she eats fruit while he is not even interested in tasting any.
"Say 'grill' to him and he springs to life," Bezalel says. "I don't understand what he sees in it. I don't eat meat and so he cooks meat dishes for himself. I also can't stand to eat chicken or even have it around, so he has to prepare this for himself as well."
The dissimilarities don't end here. "My ideal meal is salad and quiche, which according to Einam isn't even food," Bezalel says, but she still shrugs off their differences. "The world is apparently divided into those who say, 'Wow, a salad,' and those who would rather starve."
Perhaps, if one is willing, even this challenge can be overcome.
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The 2013 LOUIS-JEANTET PRIZE FOR MEDICINE is awarded to the geneticist, Michael Stratton, director of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Cambridge, and jointly to the German biochemists Peter Hegemann, researcher at the Department of Experimental Biophysics at the Humboldt University, Berlin, and Georg Nagel, researcher at the Institute Julius-von-Sachs at the Biocenter, University of Wurzburg.
The LOUIS-JEANTET FOUNDATION grants the sum of CHF 700'000 for each of the two 2013 prizes, of which CHF 625'000 is for the continuation of the prize-winner's work and CHF 75'000 for their personal use.
THE PRIZE-WINNERS are conducting fundamental biological research which is expected to be of considerable significance for medicine.
MICHAEL STRATTON is awarded the 2013 Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine for his work aimed at understanding the genetic causes of human cancer.
The British researcher is one of the worldwide leaders in the study of cancer genomics and genetics. He notably directed the team that discovered the BRCA2 gene which, when mutated, causes predisposition to breast and ovarian cancer. Through the Cancer Genome Project started in 2000 at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute under his aegis, Michael Stratton demonstrated the presence of mutations in the BRAF gene in 60% of cases of malignant melanoma. Eight years later this discovery led to the development of new, and for the first time successful, treatments against this serious form of skin cancer.
Michael Stratton will use the prize money to conduct further research into cancer genetics at the early developmental stages.
PETER HEGEMANN and GEORG NAGEL are jointly awarded the 2013 Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine for their discovery of ion channels that can be activated by light. They have thus created a new and most promising discipline in the field of neurosciences - "optogenetics".
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Bellator 117, as from the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, Iowa, is in the books and once again, the promotion put on a solid night of entertaining fights.
The star of the night had to be Douglas Lima.
Lima put on a masterful demonstration of kicking power as he stalked Rick Hawn over two rounds, dropping his opponent at will with heavy leg kicks to Hawn's lead leg. Coming out of the first round "Genghis's" leg was visibly red, with the fighter beginning to show signs of withering under Lima's assault. By the second, Hawn couldn't take much more. Indeed, after having been kicked off of his feet for the last time Hawn didn't show a whole lot of interest in wanting to get back up, and with that Hawn's corner threw in the towel.
With the win Lima has seized Bellator's welterweight title and continues to build a case for himself as one of the best 170 pounders in the sport.
The other stars of the night were Patricky Freire and Marcin Held. The lightweights won their respective fights with impressive stoppages, and will now move on to face one another in the lightweight tournament finale.
Up next for the promotion is Bellator 118. The May 2nd card will be headlined by a bantamweight title fight between champion Eduardo Dantas, and challenger Joe Warren.
Here are the night's results and recap.
Fight #1: Patricky Freire vs. Derek Campos
Campos came out the more aggressive fighter and the better general. With strikes he began to back Freire up, but with real great success in terms of damage. In return, Freire seemed to be biding his time and keeping his powder dry. Through the whole of the first Freire didn't throw a lot of anything, but as the round wore on he began to find his range and make contract. In the second it was all Freire. "Pitbull" came out and immediately dropped Campos with a big left. However, Campos survived the shot. Making his way back to his feet Freire caught Campos again, this time with a big right. With his opponent down on the canvas, Freire took full mount and began to deliver heavy shots to Campos head. Campos did his best to survive it, but rolled over on his stomach and doing nothing to defend himself the referee stepped in an called an end to the fight; winner by way of TKO at the fifty-two second mark of the first round and moving on to the lightweight tournament finale, Patricky Freire.
Fight #2: Karl Amoussou vs. David Gomez
Amoussou came out throwing a lot of punches and putting out a lot of energy. He easily controlled the ring and took the round with his by way of pace and generalship. For his part, Gomez seemed to waiting for Amoussou to burn himself out. In the second, Gomez decided to turn up the volume. Coming forward he seemed to be doing well, but then Amoussou tossed to the mat. In doing so, Amoussou went for a heel hook and for a moment it looked like he might sink it in. However Gomez escaped and made it back to his feet. From there Amoussou began to look as if he was tiring and with Amoussou began to take control with effective striking. By the time it was over, Gomez had probably won the round. The third round turned into a grinding affair and one that Amoussou probably took by way of his clinch and ability to back Gomez up. With the clock eroded a verdict had to be sought from the judges' scorecards; winner by way of split decision, Karl Amoussou.
Fight #3: Marcin Held vs. Derek Anderson
Held came out and immediately pushed the fight up against the cage, and scored a takedown. With Anderson on his back, Held began looking for knee bars and ankle locks. However, Anderson was able to punch his way out of the position and even reverse Held. Yet, Held kept regaining control. The net result of was that the whole of the first round was spent on the mat with Anderson fighting off submission attempts. In the second Anderson looked to be doing better at keeping the fight standing and indeed, was beginning to a home for his straight punches. Looking as if he was unhappy with the way the stand-up was going, Held dove in for Anderson's leg and managed to get hold of it. Dragging the fight to the ground Held again went back to work, this time looking for a choke submission. With Anderson's head stuck firmly between Held's legs, the Polish fighter began to sink in a triangle. After struggling to work his way out of it, Anderson finally relented and tapped; winner by triangle choke at the 3:05 mark of the second round and advancing to the lightweight tournament finale, Marcin Held.
Fight #4: Douglas Lima vs. Rick Hawn
Lima came out moving forward and stalking his opponent. In response, Hawn got on his bike. Moving in and out and presenting a myriad of angles, Hawn was looking to either be well out of Lima's range or well on the inside of it. The first round presented little action over the majority of it, but coming into the final minutes Lima began to find a home for his kicks. Battering Hawn with heavy shots, Lima began to drop Hawn with the powerful blows. Second time through and with Hawn turtled up on mat, his back to the cage and taking shots, it looked as if Lima was about to end "Genghis's" night. However, before the referee could step in the bell rang and saved Hawn form being finished. In the second round Lima picked right up where he left off. Coming out strong and confident, Lima began to focus in on Hawn's lead leg repeatedly dropping his opponent at will. Once knocked down, Lima would then retreat and wait for his opponent to stand again. With one final and mighty blow, "The Phenom" dropped Hawn to the canvass with another kick to his opponent's lead leg and with that, Hawn's corner threw in the towel; winner by way of a corner stoppage TKO at the 3:19 mark of the second round, and new Bellator welterweight champion, Douglas Lima.
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Schieman sees these findings as relevant for the current debate stirred up by Sheryl Sandberg's book Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead "Our findings shed new light on an age-old question: Who benefits more from authority in the workplace? The patterns we discover suggest that even when women 'lean in' and attain greater authority at work, the structural features of power have different consequences for the subjective experience of autonomy and influence in ways that favour men. This corroborates Sandberg's claims about the differential distribution of access to, and the rewards of, higher-status positions."
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planes make EL's everyday. what was the emergency anyway all you've put is the oxygen maks were deployed mid flight. was it depressurisation, system faliure what?!
That's what you read the linked article for.
maybe i didn't have time to read the linked article. (DIFFERENT TIME ZONE MAYBE)
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Who cares about STL???
For any of you who think this comment is serious, it's not...I know the person who posted this, and was just joking with him. I believe STL is a nice airport...although the day I was there it was about a thousand degrees outside...
I am a Rangers Fan, I agree
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Back in April, wanted to book a ticket for my brother from Cairo to Hong Kong. I came across Etihad (have never heard about it before then). It was my first time to do business with this airliner. With good faith, I book a return ticket for my younger brother to visit me in Hong Kong. He lives in Alexandria/Egypt. He was supposed to be travelling On Friday 19th June from Cairo to Hong Kong where I have been preparing and getting ready for his arrival. He didn't sleep at all Thursday night as he… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/05/2015 by Hadassahp361 (1 review written)
I have flown them 3 times. All flights were delayed. Airport check in is the best part. Very efficient and friendly. Cabins are cramped with business class seats lie flat but short and not cushioned well. Food is average at best with drinks clearly below average. I have never been first class but business class drinks are cheap and below average quality compared to other airlines. Customer service after flights is non existent. I did not receive all my miles for flight and it is over 3 months… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/05/2015 by Brynn131 (1 review written)
Hello I booked a ticket for my mother thinking that this is good airline and she will be comfortable with her flight. NOthing to my imgination she was treated trible and not even given food. First i book my mothers ticket from Mumbai to Washington Dulles airport USA 2 months in advance and with Etihad they gave me option to select the seat. My mother was just operated in december 2014 and she was travelling in 4 months of her surgery. So i booked her isle seat on the right that way she can… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/05/2015 by Paramesh (1 review written)
I flew from San Francisco to Abu Dhabi and then to Kathmandu. Then back from Kathmandu to Abu Dhabi. flight got delayed and missed. They were kind enough to fit me in flight to Los Angeles next morning and provided with voucher to spend a night at the airport hotel. I upgraded my ticket to Business class from SFO to KTM. Compare to other international airlines, their service is poor in business class standard. It took hour and half to get my drink after plane took off from the ground in… Read Full Review
Written on: 25/03/2015
We had transit flight from moscow to colombo via abu dabi. Despite the fact the first flight arrived on time, we're were not put to the second flight with no reason explained. Next flight was in 24 hours. Etihad transfer service desk managers promised to provide visas and hotel, took nesseasary papers for visas and asked to come back in 5 hours to check if the visas are ready. After 5 hours, they said come back again after another 5 hours. Still, 40 passengers are in the airport, without visas… Read Full Review
Written on: 03/03/2015 by maxie187 (1 review written)
We flew from Sydney to manchester. Ok so we're in economy but I have had better seats on short haul flights - very uncomfortable. The cabin was freezing it was like being in a flying fridge! Complained to staff but made no difference. Food awful. Never again with etihad. … Read Full Review
Written on: 18/02/2015 by Stanislav_Shir (1 review written)
I am a diplomat of the Russian Embassy in Jakarta. I have been robbed on board of the flight heading from Jakarta to Abu-Dhabi on January 23,2015!!! Irresponsible staff didn't take any measures. Didn't call to police or ground service. Measures have not been taken, careless attitude to their job! No any guarantees that your safety on board of the aircraft will be provided! Management tried to discard my case, refused to take any actions or measures. I had no other way except to go to police to… Read Full Review
Written on: 22/10/2014 by nassermallah (1 review written)
#Etihad_worst_Airlines_ever The worst between all Airlines, they are obviously cheaters, My nightmare started when I booked a ticket for my family from Abu Dhabi to Frankfurt round trip, and since not sure about the return I booked it refundable and paid extra charge, when I decided to refund the return ticket, they refused and denied that its refundable and when asked them about the extra charge, they simply answered that you lost it and the reason you accepted terms and conditions… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/08/2014 by Malonezq213 (1 review written)
I have traveled several times with Etihad to Abu Dhabi. Out of 8 flights that I have had with them 7 were delayed by at least 1 hour. My last flight to UK was overbooked and I had to wait for the next flight which was scheduled 13 hours later. The explanation I was given was: all airlines regularly overbook by 10%. They booked me into a hotel and gave me a voucher for $300 to redeem against my next flight. I was advised by their costumer services to accept their offer, or otherwise they would… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/07/2014 by Peterbruce1946 (0 reviews written)
We travelled with Etihad from uk to Goa (India) we missed connecting flight on return journey from Mumbai to UK as Etihad partner airline Jet Airways was late leaving Goa, so we missed flight from Mumbai to UK, then were told by Etihad if we want to get home it would cost us an EXTRA £732.96, we have recieved no refund no appologies nothing my advice is DONT FLY ETIHAD… Read Full Review
Written on: 24/07/2014 by vijayasaharan (1 review written)
I am guy who just need basics. I dont want great food, never expected freebies or upgrades from airline, you be a racist- i actually dont mind - would just ask you to grow up and be done with it. All i need to reach destination ON TIME and collect your baggage and reach your HOME. With my requirements, i shouldnt be a hard customer to please - CORRECT. But Etihad by my recent travel to INDIA you made me hate your airline so much. Basic planning, you change your schedule from 2 hr transit to… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/07/2014 by Jenny20140706 (1 review written)
I expected to take Etihad EY042 from Dublin (Ireland) to Beijing (China) on July 6th. The flight departs at 9:20. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I arrived at the check- in desk at 8:23. The staff at the check in desk had just started to pack up. I was referred to the Etihad service desk beside. The staff at the service desk asked me to hand her my ticket and started to work on her PC. I nervously waited there. Many minutes later, she told me that she can change my ticket to the same… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/05/2014 by Coxdp89 (1 review written)
This airline sucks and I will never use this airline ever again and tell everyone I know not to use this airline. You gave me so many reasons not to take etihad ever again. The airplane was small first and the service was despicable my sister got hurt on bored of the plane with multiple glass bottles because it fell from the cabin and hit her head and we couldn't enjoy the short vacation we was trying to have. It was ruined because my sister didn't feel well after getting hurt on the head. The… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/05/2014 by 481Waddell (1 review written)
Etihad is not a family friendly airlines, horrible experience mwe travelled from Abu Dhabi to Washington, D.C. With 3 month infant and 5 year old kid. My 5 year kid was sleeping by folding his leg all the time for 14 hours since the armrest cannot be folded above all they don't care for kids at all. Lady crew members were very very rude, I never felt this kind of hospitality in any other flight. We asked for kids meal which wasn't available , it was a horrible experience and any time if u put… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/05/2014 by Pricepd60 (1 review written)
We travelled from Brisbane via Abu Dhabi to Heathrow in May 2014 and our new carbon fibre lifeguarding board covered with 5 layers of protective insulation has been totally demolished it looks like someone has taken a sledgehammer to it. You would think Etihad would take full responsibilty especially as it cost $840 aus to ship over but not one bit you cannot talk to a person at Etihad you just talk to the computer. They appear to be a faceless company just another organisation who are not… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/04/2014 by Madden98 (1 review written)
So i flew from Brisbane to London Heathrow at the beginning of April 2014. WORST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE!!!! I paid over $2000 for these flight. When checking in i was told i was going from Brisbane to Abu Dhabi and from Abu Dhabi to London. 3 hours or so into the flight im told im actually going from Brisbane to Singapore then from Singapore to Abu Dhabi Then from Abu Dhabi to London. My in flight entertainment didn't work. I raised this with a cabin crew member who couldn't care less - She told me… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/04/2014 by beeteejay (1 review written)
Flew Etihad Bris/Sing today and loved the 1/2/1 seat configeration in business. The food was excellent and the sevice very friendly and efficient. Ran out of sav blanc but I had drunk my share by then. Highly recommended!… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/03/2014 by GCoyle (1 review written)
We are in Abu dhabi at the moment having travelled with Ethiad. It turns out that as we were travelling with a 3 year old and a 8month old we needed to be positioned close to the panels that carry the baskets for the infant - which is fine - but - the armrests in these areas don't fold up and are fixed panels {i.e. the arm-rests between each seat} - this is a disaster as our 3 year old wanted to lay flat when sleeping - the 3 year old started to get sick from crying as she simply could not… Read Full Review
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Alternate Reality Games and Information Literacy · Hidden Peanuts. How Serious Do We Need to Be? Improving Information Literacy Skills through Gaming and Interactive Elements. Research article How Serious Do We Need to Be?
Improving Information Literacy Skills through Gaming and Interactive Elements Abstract Catching the attention of highly technologically and visually oriented students is a challenge for libraries. The number of students entering the universities is increasing and a face-to-face learning setting is an impossible mission for the few available subject librarians. Key Words. Students' Behaviour Playing an Online Information Literacy Game. Get in the Game: Developing an Information Literacy Classroom Game. Index. Leveling Up: Information Literacy Improvement Through Video Game Strategies.
That title applies to most of my work on this blog.
Now that I've finished my draft of a publication on this topic I wanted to share part of my conclusion. As spring semesters start across the country over the next few weeks, a hope this provides some librarians a little extra push to try something new and experiment with video game strategies. Writing the chapter and this passage helped refocus me for the coming semester and reminded me to keep trying even when things don't work out. I hope it can do the same for some others. How Gaming Could Improve Information Literacy. FEATURE How Gaming Could Improve Information Literacy by Ameet Doshi Some of you might recall a scene from the 1983 movie War Games in which a precocious high schooler (played by Matthew Broderick) is intensely concentrating in front of a microfiche reader at the school library.
He's not researching for a term paper or English assignment. Instead, he's spending hours with the microfiche with the hopes of cracking into a secure computer network. His nefarious objective? To play a game! For the past 2 years, I have served as the resident librarian at the College of DuPage, a large community college in Glen Ellyn, Ill. The Need for Interaction If there is one thing that students and librarians can both agree on, it is the desperate need for more conversational, two-way methods of teaching library skills.
As painful as it may be for us to hear, many students do not have a very positive opinion of librarians and libraries. Url?sa=t&rct=j&q=information%20literacy%20game&source=web&cd=12&ved=0CEgQFjABOAo&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.accessola2.com%2Fsuperconference2007%2Ffri%2F1319%2Fbranston. Primary and Secondary Sources. Untitled. The Benefits of Integrating an Information Literacy Skills Game into Academic Coursework: A Preliminary Evaluation. D-Lib Magazine July/August 2010 Volume 16, Number 7/8Table of Contents The Benefits of Integrating an Information Literacy Skills Game into Academic Coursework: A Preliminary Evaluation Karen Markey, Fritz Swanson, Chris Leeder, Gregory R.
Peters, Jr.^, Brian J. Jennings, Beth St. Point of contact for this article: Karen Markey, <email@example.com> Game On!: Using Gaming to Promote Information Literacy. The Information Literacy Game. If you are interested in using the Information Literacy Game and adapting it to your own library, here is your chance!
All the files, images, questions, and instructions are included for download. If you do use the game, please send us an e-mail telling us who you are and a link to your game. Download the Game files If you are interested in news and updates about the game, as well as the topics of libraries and games in general, visit our blog, Library Games. Grant Robinson : Guess-the-google. UPDATE: Guess-the-google is temporarily offline for maintenance.
Hopefully back online soon. About the game Guess-the-google is an addictive guessing game based on Google's image search. It turns the mental activity of searching into a fun, visual and engaging game where people can enjoy the challenge of being the fastest and most efficient at making that connection between search terms and their results. The game requires version 9 of the Flash player or higher to run, you can get the latest version here. I hope you enjoy the game, happy guessing! Like this? Please note: Although Guess-the-google uses images retrieved using Google's image search it is in no way associated with or endorsed by Google Inc.
Final%20Version. Game > The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) Players take turns moving around the board, answering questions.
There are four categories, and two questions must be answered correctly from each category in order to win. The Categories are: Category 1 - Choose Your Resource Category 2 - Searching/Using Databases Category 3 - Cite Your Sources/Avoid Plagiarism Category 4 - Library Wild Card As you answer a question correctly from each category, you will receive a light corresponding to the color of the category. On the Home Stretch, you must answer a question from each category correctly in order to advance a space. SEEK! A game for Information Literacy Instruction. I'm Andrew Walsh, an Academic Librarian and National Teaching Fellow.
I want to get students excited about developing their information literacy, but let's face it - that's a losing battle... Instead, how about making information literacy instruction as interesting, active and engaging as possible and make sure some deep learning takes place? Once of the ways I've been trying to do this recently is through games. This crowdfunding attempt is to help develop a non-digital, quick and easy to use card game that can be used in one-shot, 50 minute information literacy sessions. The game, SEEK!


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Penn State scandal
Perhaps the saddest aspect to the Jerry Sandusky child-molestation case is that it's an old and familiar story. A respected member of the community takes an interest in a (usually poor) youngster, often to the delight of the child's family, and offers the boy — they are almost always boys — outings, opportunities and flattering attention.
Sandusky operated through a then-respected charity he founded called Second Mile that offered youths with troubled backgrounds such perks as access to Penn State University athletic facilities. Sandusky, a popular and engaging figure, was defensive coordinator for 30 years in a rural part of the state where Penn State football was everything.
Now he has been sentenced to serve at least that many years in prison — effectively, life.
Joe Paterno, the team's coach of 46 years, was as close to a deity as one gets in this secular society. It would take an exceptionally brave person to make the career-ending assertion that one of Paterno's friends and closest advisers was sodomizing small boys.
A then-graduate assistant, Mike McQueary, reported to Paterno that he had seen Sandusky have inappropriate conduct in the shower room with one of the Second Mile boys.
McQueary was on the first rung of the ladder to be an assistant coach. If he wanted a career, he dared not screw up, which perhaps explains why he was not forceful about pressing the allegation or following up after he reported the conduct to Paterno. This was perhaps not the first instance in the Sandusky case that proved, for evil to triumph, it is only necessary for good men to do nothing, or, in the Penn State case, the minimum necessary.
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New friends and old
An excerpt from The Key Of The Storm
An excerpt from The Key Of The Storm
republished in a new imprint
by Pink Awen August 2015
by Pink Awen August 2015
Night , choose your masque
Hide my screams
For refuge sought
Within such dreams
Brings no succour
Nor timely respite
From the Wolf
That now follows
Eyes darkly bright
Fenrisulfr ! He comes
His hunger impatient
Unbound now , unchained
With anger unsated
Why then doth thy mock me ?
Oft do I gaze on thee
And speak only
In reverent tones of thyne art
Yet thy will
Is to curse mine night
And send such sights
As be rarely seen
Within the realms
Of fettered dream
Would that once
I stay unseen
We shape our worlds
Our realms, and Gods
Within each and every thought
And each of them
They come from dust
And so it comes to nought
Our realms, and Gods
Within each and every thought
And each of them
They come from dust
And so it comes to nought
I have come to believe that most of what 'is', isn't merely unobserved but is in fact ignored - modern life simply refuses to acknowledge the possibility of the Unseen. This can be seen when the Spirits of a place speak, by far the majority have been conditioned by modern life neither to accept nor listen - thus, the ability to learn and progress is removed
....and the world becomes a shadow of what it once was.
....and the world becomes a shadow of what it once was.
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For who now
Doth so decry
The Light that falleth
From thyne sky ?
A better man
Than thou , or I
Who claims to know
The when and why
For who
Will question sensibly
When facing such iniquity ?
And answers rain
Most plausibly
To hide the Truth
From you , and me
My thanks to you for coming here
May your Gods
Whoever they may be
Walk beside you always
D W Storer
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For more than a century, scientists thought the adult brain could only lose nerve cells, not gain them, but in fact, new neurons do form during adulthood in all mammals, including humans, and become a working part of the adult brain in mice at the very least.
In the first study to show how these "baby" neurons are integrated into the brain's existing networks, the Johns Hopkins researchers show that a brain chemical called GABA readies baby neurons to make connections to old ones. The discovery is described in the Dec. 11 advance online section of Nature.
"GABA is important during fetal development, but most scientists thought it would have the same role it has with adult neurons, which is to inhibit the cells' signals," says Hongjun Song, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the Neuroregeneration and Repair Program within ICE. "We've shown that GABA instead excites new neurons and that this is the first step toward their integration into the adult brain."
Song added that their discovery might help efforts to increase neuron regeneration in the brain or to make transplanted stem cells form connections more efficiently.
The researchers, including postdoctoral fellows Shaoyu Ge and Eyleen Goh, discovered that a constant flood of GABA is required as a first step. Next, the new neuron receives specific connections that communicate using GABA, which shifts the constant barrage of GABA in step one to a pulsed exposure. The third and final step occurs when the new neuron receives connections that communicate via another chemical, the critical excitatory messenger glutamate.
In the adult brain, glutamate is the most prevalent excitatory chemical, and GABA is a major inhibitory chemical. But it turns out that new neurons are excited by GABA, whether
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Mt. McKinley: Van Deventer & Team and 14K Camp Life
Posted by: Pete Van Deventer, Robby Young, Josh Maggard | May 29, 2014
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount McKinley
Elevation: 14,200'
May 29, 2014 - 7:22 pm PT
Today has been more of the same from the last few days: snow, some light winds, and evidence of strong winds up high. As the weather continues to stall groups here at 14K camp, more and more groups have arrived to join the community. When we arrived, 14K Camp resembled a tiny village of tents and snow walls, but sprawl has taken over and camp looks more like a city everyday. As the population grows, so does the sense of community, since everyone is dealing with the same problems. When they announce the weather over the radio at 8 pm, small clusters of climbers come together across camp to listen and discuss afterwards. As you walk through camp, the weather is on everyone's tongue; what is it going to do tomorrow, when will the window come, and what is causing this pattern is discussed a hundred times a day. A small barter market of food, toilet paper, and entertainment has sprung up. It feels like a small emptiness opens every time a team runs out of days and has to head back downhill, but their space (both physical and psychological) is quickly filled by the arrival of a new group. All of this helps to keep us patient and sane as we wait. Tomorrow will likely be a continuation of this trend, but the awaited window does seem to be showing itself in the forecasts, so the end may be in sight!
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Nobody wants to contemplate having to go home but some of you will have commitments. If the weather changes for the better in a day or two, does the group still have time to summit?
Some comment on that would help us back home.
We keep our fingers crossed for all of you!
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BiologyA monogamous bird, the nests and eggs of the rufous-throated dipper have been found between September and January. It constructs large, globular nests, with an outer shell of moss and grass, and an inner bowl of grass stems, algae, leaves and a few feathers. The nest is situated in holes in rocky walls or bridges, on tree roots, or under the overhang of a river bank. A clutch of two eggs is laid, and the resulting chicks are fed by both parents (2). The rufous-throated dipper is territorial, and defends a stretch of 500 to 1,000 meters of river, and occasionally even greater areas when the habitat is less favourable. Within the territory, the dipper wades in shallow water searching for aquatic insects and larvae to eat, or will perch on rocks, or at the edges of waterfalls, plucking invertebrates from the water. It also forages in the wet moss covering the rocks and in vegetation along the river banks (2).


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The two enterprise giants will collaborate on centers of excellence that aim to bring high performance computing to more companies.
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Hewlett-Packard plans to use Intel's processors to power the next-generation HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printer.
HP said the incentive is designed to give smaller businesses the ability to adopt server virtualization for less cost and physical footprint than dedicated storage hardware.
Overheating concerns have prompted Hewlett-Packard to issue a voluntary recall of more than 6 million power cords that were shipped with HP and Compaq laptops between 2010 and 2012.
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HP's next Moonshot will feature Intel's C2000 family of processors, but systems based on AMD and ARM aren't too far behind.
Demand for low-power processors has driven Intel to push the power consumption of its E3 family of servers to below 15W.
Servers are fun again as Intel and HP pitch new architectures for the datacenter. Server market upheaval is sure to follow---and probably rhyme with what the PC industry has seen.
HP's bet to be a server leader revolves around hyperscale servers, targeted workloads, power savings and better density. At stake is HP's reputation as an innovator.
While unveiling its latest processor family for datacenters, Intel talks up the potential benefits alongside execs from HP, Facebook, and Microsoft.
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There are very few reasons to like Catfish Haven's debut EP Please Come Back. The songs are monotonous, two-chord belches, and despite being loud, rocking power trio music, there is no lead guitar or rockin' solos to be found. And yet, I have a very difficult time not enjoying the heck out of it. This is not thinking-man's music, to say the least, but there's always room for some simplified, well-executed rock and roll to pop in the player, crank up the volume, and just not think for a half hour or so.
Catfish Haven is led by George Hunter, who, as press releases and reviews will certainly note, grew up in a trailer park with the name Catfish Haven. This is really Hunter's baby - the lead instrument is his charisma alone. You can feel that energy in his voice – a scratchy, distorted howl - and in the way he confidently strums those two chords, leading a three-man rhythm section head-first into each song. It's true, the songs don't really do anything at all. The lyrical phrases are short and repetitive to a remarkable degree. The song "You Can Have Me" must repeat the phrase "you can have me" 50 times, and "Crying Shame" isn't much better with its title lyric. There are really no changes to speak of for most of the 6 tracks, and yet, this music oozes with a dynamic energy.
The real reason to get excited about Catfish Haven might not be Please Come Back itself but the promise that this could be just the beginning, the toe in the water before the big splash. "Madelin" hints at some depth, with some unique drumming and an actual change-up or two thrown in there. "Still Hungover" is hands-down best in show, and there's no mistaking the fact that the addition of a guest guitarist and sax player do the trick. The two stand-ins take the song to a triumphant coda and prove that maybe all this band needs is a second guitarist to take the already-driving songs to the next level. A little guitar soloing never hurt anyone, and it certainly isn't going to hurt Catfish Haven. Keep your eye on these guys.
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BAYTOWN (December 27, 2013) John David Cook, Jr., 52, of Baytown, died in a hospital after a Christmas Day accident involving a flare gun, the Chambers County Sheriff's Office said.
Cook was working with the flare gun on the patio of his home, investigators said.
His wife told deputies that she was awakened by her husband's screams and found him in the living room.
His hands were severely injured and he had an open wound in his chest, authorities said.
He was flown by helicopter to a hospital where he later died.
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Mr. William T. Campbell Sr.
William Thomas "Buddy" Campbell Sr., 80, husband of the late Esther Martin Campbell and a resident of Cape Charles, died Friday, March 8, 2013, at his residence.
Born and reared in Melfa, Mr. Campbell was the son of the late Jacob Otto Campbell and Mable Kellam Campbell. He owned Campbell Brothers Trucking and Eastern Shore Repair Service. He was a member of Full Gospel Church.
A funeral service was held from the graveside of Cape Charles Cemetery on Sunday, March 10, at 2 p.m. The Rev. Randy Lewis officiated.
Mr. Campbell is survived by his children, Donny G. Campbell and his wife, Annette, and Daniel G. Campbell and his wife, Vickie; sisters Gloria Parker, Julia Ann Dolbey and her husband, Boyd, and Joyce Kruppa and her husband, Frank; a brother, Herman Campbell and his wife, Sandy; four grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and Danny Lemmon, a longtime faithful employee.
Other than his wife and parents, he was predeceased by a son, William Thomas Campbell Jr.; a sister, Rose Stoehli; and a brother, John Lee Campbell.
Memorial contributions may be made to Cheriton Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 41, Cheriton, Va, 23316.
Arrangements were made by Fox and James Funeral Home, Eastville.
Mrs. Myrtle P. Fitchett
Myrtle Poulson Fitchett, 67, wife of the late Walter Fitchett and a resident of Onancock, died Monday, March 4, 2013, at Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital, Nassawadox.
Born in Onancock, Mrs. Fitchett was the daughter of the late Major and Gladys Poulson Sr. She was a CNA and member of Metropolitan United Methodist Church, Onancock.
A funeral service was held at Metropolitan United Methodist Church on Saturday, March 9, at 2 p.m. The Rev. Carl Perez officiated. Interment was in Bayside Metropolitan Community Cemetery, Onancock.
Mrs. Fitchett is survived by two daughters, Lula and Deneen; sisters, Chestina Poulson, Loretta White, Nellie Fisher and Bessie Owens; a brother, Jesse Poulson; loyal and dedicated friend, Harry Moore; and three grandchildren.
Arrangements were made by Cooper & Humbles Funeral Co., Accomac.
Mr. Everette E. Fuqua
Everette Emerson Fuqua, "Rusty," 86, passed away on Saturday, March 2, 2013, at his home in Abington, Va.
He was a member of Abingdon Baptist Church for over 40 years, and was a member of the Abingdon Masonic Lodge No. 48. He was a proud veteran of the United States Army, having served during World War II.
He was born to the late Harry Emerson Fuqua and Effie Berry Fuqua in Cape Charles on Nov. 16, 1926. He also was preceded in death by two sisters.
He is survived by his loving wife of 65 years, Annie Carolyn Mills Fuqua; a daughter, Elizabeth Laing of the home; two sons, Harry Emerson Fuqua II and wife, Diane, of California and Everette Emerson Fuqua III and wife, Frances, of California; seven grandchildren, Tiffany Laing, Danielle Laing, Lindsey Parker, Ryan Laing, Harry Emerson Fuqua III, Avery Fuqua and Everette Emerson Fuqua IV; and two great-grandchildren, Aliera Malihan and Zoey Kukulica.
Those wishing to express sympathy online may do so by visiting www.farrisfuneralservice.com and signing the online guestbook.
Mrs. Jane B. Marsh
Jane Byrd Marsh, 88, wife of the late David Benson Marsh Jr. and a resident of Belle Haven, passed away Thursday, March 7, 2013, at her residence.
A native of Keller, she was the daughter of the late Austin James Byrd Sr. and the late Bessie Leonard Byrd. She was a retired E.K.G. Technician for Northampton-Accomack Memorial Hospital, member of Belle Haven Methodist Church and member of Women of the Moose.
She is survived by a son, Barry Byrd Marsh and his wife, Margaret, of Belle Haven; two grandchildren, Robert Sean Marsh and his wife, Heather, of Eastville, and Kimberly Marsh McClaren and her husband, John, of Virginia Beach, Va.; and five great-grandchildren.
She was predeceased by a brother, Austin James Byrd Jr.
A memorial service was held Sunday, March 10, at 2 p.m. at Doughty Funeral Home with the Rev. Jack D. Pruitt and the Rev. Judith Worthington officiating. Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Hospice and Palliative Care of the Eastern Shore, 165 Market St., Suite 3, Onancock, Va. 23417; or to Belle Haven United Methodist Church, P. O. Box 37, Belle Haven, Va. 23306.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements were made by the Doughty Funeral Home in Exmore.
Mrs. Sarah E. Simpkins
Sarah Ellen Simpkins, 97, wife of the late John E. Simpkins and a resident of Accomac, died Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013, at Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital, Nassawadox.
Born in Accomac, Mrs. Simpkins was the daughter of the late Tom Pitts and Renia Savage. She worked for the poultry industry. She was a member of Macedonia AME Church, Accomac.
A funeral service was held at Macedonia AME Church on Saturday, March 9, at noon. The Rev. Sherri Brooks officiated. Interment was in Household of Ruth Cemetery, Accomac.
Mrs. Simpkins is survived by her children, John, Jackie, Althea, Florence, Moses, Sarah, Linda and Theresa; a grandchild she raised, Joseph; special niece and caregiver, Evelyn Crocker; 55 grandchildren; 84 great-grandchildren; 26 great-great-grandchildren; and two great-great-great-grandchildren.
Arrangements were made by Cooper & Humbles Funeral Co., Accomac.
Baby Alexander T. Yilmaz
Baby Alexander Tolbert Yilmaz, son of Rebecca Anne Tolbert and Emrah Yilmaz of Belle Haven, passed away on Thursday, March 7, 2013, at Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital in Nassawadox.
In addition to his parents, Baby Alexander is survived by his brother, John Aidan Tolbert Schleif; maternal grandmother Catherine Mapp Tolbert of Nassawadox; paternal grandparents Celal and Ayse Yilmaz of Turkey; an aunt, Catherine Tolbert Fredholm and husband Erik of Onancock; uncle Mehmet Yilmaz of Australia; and two cousins, Abbigail and Wil Stevens.
Funeral services were private, with interment following in the Wachapreague Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to the March of Dimes, 860 Greenbrier Circle, Chesapeake, Va. 23320 or visitwww.marchofdimes.com.
Memory tributes may be shared with the family atwww.williamsfuneralhomes.com.
Arrangements by the Williams-Onancock Funeral Home.


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By Jeffery ArmstrongWhen volleyball was introduced as a sanctioned high school sport in Clayton County a few years ago, several female athletes had to get used to playing a new sport. Now, county volleyball players will have to adjust to a new facet of the game: rally scoring. Rally scoring is a concept where basically every mistake by one team counts as a point for the other team, regardless of which team served the ball. Volleyball matches will now consist of three-out-of-five games to determine a winner, with the game scores ending at 25 instead of 15. If the match is tied at two games apiece, the fifth and deciding game will go to 15. "Rally scoring is on par with collegiate-level volleyball," said Mt. Zion head volleyball coach Mike Slotnick. "Now in high school volleyball, every serve will really be crucial." Slotnick said he's excited about the 2003 season n not only for the new rules, but for the potential of his Lady Bulldogs. He said he has some good returning players from a team that finished 14-14 in 2002 and some of his freshman players show promise. Two players Slotnick hopes will do well are junior outside hitters Salina Woodyard and Dee Dee Pearce, athletic players who also play on the girls basketball team. Both girls cite basketball as their favorite sport, but they like volleyball quite a bit. "Volleyball is fun; it is a sport where you'll get a good sweat, especially in our hot gym," said Woodyard. "Volleyball keeps you active," said Pearce. "It's something fun to do in the fall instead of sitting around, eating and getting fat." Woodyard believes that Mt. Zion can improve on their season from last year, especially if the juniors on the team step up. "I have to be mentally focused this year and not get too down on myself," Woodyard said. "I also need to communicate better with my teammates and not yell at them as much." Pearce said she wants to hustle more than ever on the court. "I'm also going to be more dedicated to being a better volleyball player," said Pearce. Slotnick said an aggressive offensive attack and great play from Pearce, Woodyard, senior outside hitter Ali Pair and sophomore setter Brianna Deas should help the Lady Bulldogs have a great season.
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This place is not the nicest but the pizza is really good, especially the pepperoni and sausage. Their prices are good as well. They had 2 beers on tap...hopefully they can expand it more in the future.
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We are frequent customers of Time square Bistro. The food is phenominal and the hand made chocolates are the best in the city. Sean H. the owner is a great guy and I recommend this place to anyone. Calazones are like Mama's in the kitchen without the work. The staff will always accomidate any request with a smile. My son...
Ridiculously good pizza, and hand made chocolates only add to it. Sean will make it however you want - but be sure to check the slice of the day.
The location is strange - but one taste, and you'll forget about that!
Sandwiched between a convenience store and an Indian restaurant in a Mobil gas station strip mall, it may not be elegant, but the pizza is the best. There are home made soups, and the calzones are made-to-order and excellent as well. Beer on tap available, and the owner also makes fantastic handmade chocolates in his Atomic Chocolate Company. Can eat...
times square is the go to place for pizza pasta and calazones. Inside of time square is also the atomic chocolate shop. awsome food all scratch made and high end chocolates from master chocolatier Shaun. It is located in a gas station strip mall but dony be put off. Freindly staff and the food is just awsome. We go as...
When we moved from New York to Milwaukee, we never thought we would able to eat pizza like the in New York. I was thrilled and very happy to found Time Square Pizzeria, seriously is the real taste of New York Pizza, and is good, in fact all the food is delicious. I love when I order my "large pie...
Very affordable and delicious food tucked away by a gas station and liquor store. It's a small place but it is definitely worth going to if you are in the area. We each had one slice of pizza (the sausage and onion) and it was delicious! It comes with a nice roll which was pretty tasty. I just expected a...
I mean it: this is the ONLY pizza in Milwaukee that deserves the title of "New York Pizza." The chef is a great guy who has pride in his work. Don't let the gas station location put you off. If you want serious pizza, go here.
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KNOX COUNTY (WVLT) – The Knox County Sheriff's Office has released the identity of the man killed by a train on Thursday evening in Northeast Knox County.
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Friston Old Chequers
previously known as Chequers
Real Ale
Aldeburgh Rd, IP17 1NP
01728 688039
grid reference TM 412 601
opened pre-1874
bar / restaurant
(details under review)
opening hours:
- Mon-Sat: 1200-2300
- Sun: 1200-2230
food times:
- 1200-1430, 1800-2030
regular real ales
guest beers
Two guest beers at any one time.
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Local licensing authority for Friston is Suffolk Coastal
CAMRA Ipswich & East Suffolk branch.
last updated 31/08/2015
The Old Chequers sits on a prominent corner in the centre of the village.
Lunchtime meals (not just snacks)
Evening meals
Restaurant or separate dining area
Real coal or log fire
Children are welcome
Bus stop nearby (see public transport tab for details)
Railway station about 3 miles away (see public transport tab for details)
Quiet pub - no electronic games, piped music or jukebox
Car park
Beer garden or other outside drinking area
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(old PO directory information courtesy of londonpublichouse.com)
(** historic newspaper information from Stuart Ansell)
The Chequers sign is an ancient sign probably brought to England by the Romans. Later the sign became associated with a money table e.g. an exchequer or type of chessboard. Some pubs displayed the sign to indicate that they would change money or acted as bankers in some way.


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Barney Frank wants to be an interim senator for Massachusetts
BOSTON — He's been out of Congress for one day, but retirement doesn't seem to suit former Rep. Barney Frank.
"A month ago, or a few weeks ago, I said I wasn't interested," Frank said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe." "But (the "fiscal cliff" deal) now means that February, March and April are going to be among the most important months in American financial history."
The longtime Democratic congressman from Massachusetts told The Associated Press that he asked Gov. Deval Patrick to appoint him to serve as the state's interim senator until a special election is held to fill John Kerry's seat, which will be vacant if Kerry gets Senate approval for secretary of State.
Patrick confirmed Friday that he was considering Frank and believed he would make a "great interim senator," but said he had talked to other people about the position.
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Frank said he wouldn't run for Kerry's seat in a special election.
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Talk:Sonny Liston vs. Cassius Clay (1st meeting)
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I remember listening to this fight live on the radio. Fully expected Clay to get KO'ed in the first round (didn't everyone?) and I'll never forget hearing the bell to end round one and not believing Clay was still standing.
Just wondering, are tapes of the radio broadcast of this fight available anywhere? Wouldn't mind getting the radio broadcast of the Ali-Liston re-match, either.


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Castleton Crackers merging with Vermont Farmstead CheeseDecember 06,2012CASTLETON - Castleton Crackers is merging with Vermont Farmstead Cheese, Whitney Lamy, owner of Castleton Crackers announced Thursday.
Lamy said she will head the Castleton food division of Vermont Farmstead Cheese. She said an official announcement will be made Saturday at the Vermont Farmers' Food Center on West Street.MORE IN This Just In
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