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Rye Things to Do
The mermaid streets
Rye is a small quaint hill top village, narrow cobbled streets are an attraction, with plenty of free house, immediately to the right, and Mermaid Street. You can see that Mermaid Street is cobbled, as it was in medieval times, with only a very narrow pavement on one sideMany of the houses in Mermaid Street had rather strange names which you can...more
Gun Garden
The gun gardens is just behind the tower the cannons there today are not original but were made in 1980 to honour the visit by the Queen Mother and first lady Warden of Cinque Ports when she visited Rye. The money was raised by the people of Rye and the local foundry and woodworkers made replicas and presented them to the Queen Mother for Rye's Gun...more
Ypres Tower
I was surprise when I saw "Ypres" I said to myself that is my hometown, this tower stands to the end of Rye where you have a good view to the harbourThis famous defensive structure that still remains, but nowadays is purely for pleasure. This building was thought to have been intended as part of a defensive castle that never materializedThe tower...more
The Landgate is the one surviving gate of the original four in the medieval defensive walls of the town of Rye. There is little left of these walls now except the Landgate which sits at the North East corner of the old town and is a nice place to enter the old town - although if you've arrived in Rye by train this does mean taking a short detour....more
Ypres Tower & Medieval Herb Garden
The Ypres Tower (pronounced 'wipers' and not the correct way to say Ypres the Belgian town!) looks just like what you would imagine a sand castle to look like. It offres superb views over what was once the harbour it was built to protect in the 14th century, but where there was once sea, there is now farmland. The Tower also has been used as a...more
Strand Quay
Along Strand Quay are the black half timbered buildings which were once the warehouses of the thriving Cinque Port. Now these have been converted into shops, offices and restaurants alongside the Tillingham River. On a summer day the area is buzzing with life and there are many tempting restaurants (usually serving seafood) ready to welcome you to...more
Parish Church of St Mary
The tower of this church still sticks out above the rest of Rye's skline when seen from a far, just as it has for 900 years now. The church also has the oldest church turret clock which is still functioning in all of England (dating from 1561). You can see the pendulum mechanism from within the church if you climb the tower. You'll also see the...more
Church of St Anthony of Padua
This little church in pretty Watchbell Street in Rye has something of a Spanish look about it from outside. Inside it's a charming and small catholic church. It doesn't take long to visit but is worth popping in for a look.more
Lonely Camber Castle
Camber castle is an old Tudor artillery fort located outside Rye in the fields of the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. It's a property owned by English Heritage but has fairly limited opening hours and these do change so see the english heritage website for details before going. You can't get here by car. You also can't get here by public transport....more
Rye Hotels
The George in Rye
A beautiful place to stay. Quiet and very clean. Parking is somewhat limited but there is parking by...more
River Haven Hotel
Great location within walking distance to the center, the room was very spacious and well kept, nice...more
Jeake's House
On our visit to Rye a freind suggested this B & B. The place is very nice, well decorated and clean....more
Rye Restaurants
Half decent hotel buffet breakfast
We had arrived in the area early and were looking for breakfast. We did not stay in this hotel; we only had breakfast. It was the same breakfast that they provide to their staying guest - a hot buffet. There were eggs over easy, bacon, sausages, hash browns, mushrooms, all the usual features of a Full English. You could eat as much as you like. The...more
A local pub restaurant dating from 1640
I didn't eat here on this visit - but would definitely like to give it a try soon! The menu looks fabulous! Tucked away down in the gun gardens but with a little garden of its own it must be a lovely place to eat al fresco in the summer time with view over the river Rother and Romney Marsh.Check the website for a detailed menu description and...more
Eating in Rye
Just another lovely little place in the High Street.. a pub/restaurant.. lovely to sit outside under the umbrellas when it's sunny.. have a long cold drink and a sandwich...and watch the world go by. I only had a tuna sandwich ...but they did lots of lovely hot dishes toomore
A Step back in time....
The enticement of hot homemade soup was too much to resist but which restuarant do you choose?!! Out of so many that were on offer, it was just a matter of the first one we came to in the end. This has been a tea room since 1932, but what it was before I didn't find out unfortunatley. After our climb up the church tower this place was right beside...more
Simon the Pieman - good place for lunch
Wanting somewhere for a light lunch, I recalled a little place I had read about that claimed to be the oldest tea room in town - Simon the Pieman was its name, so we headed there to see if it had something on the menu to tempt us.We loved the look of this café and cake shop, that dates back to 1920, so nabbed the last free table and decided which...more
Landgate Bistro - fine dining in Rye
Dinner on our short visit to Rye was at the Landgate Bistro. I had read that it was one of the nicest places in town, and although also one of the more expensive places, in London terms it was almost a bargain.The Landgate is a small, modern place serving up "British food with a classic or modern slant". They source their ingredients from the local...more
Rye Nightlife
The Pipemakers Arms: The Pipemakers Arms
On our evening in Rye we were looking for somewhere to relax with a drink before dinner. We stopped off at the Pipemakers Arms basically as it was the first pub we came across after leaving our B&B.
The Pipemakers Arms dates back to the mid-19th century, and when we initially entered into the original section of the pub I loved the cosy look and feel of it. It was a small area though, and was fairly busy, so we ended up in what appeared to be the new section of the pub. This part had much less character and was empty, apart from two people playing pool.
Oh well, consensus ruled and we had to sit and have our drink without the cosy atmosphere. At least the beer was cold and pretty cheap too.
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Rye Transportation
Euro Tunnel Calais France
From Belgium there were different ways to reach England. This is our first time taking train and drive our own car in UK. We mostly fly or use Eurostar and hire a car in UKThis all new for us, we have no idea how it is in Calais and cross England by overland trainYou were strictly controlled here, the same as in airport and train stations in...more
Parking - Rip Off Britain is alive in...
Having been a regular visitor to Rye I have always wondered why so many cars displaying the blue disabled badges packed the road from the Land Gate through the High Street when there are so many car-parks.The reason is that rip-off Britain is at its height in Rye and in fact in all car-parks operated by Rother District Council.Although there are...more
From Icklesham to Rye
There is only one bus route operating from Hastings, via Icklesham to Rye. I stayed for couple of days in Icklesham which is a small long village.The bus runs every hour, operated by StageCoach.Single way ticket: BP 3.20Return ticket: BP3.70StageCoach is relatively more expensive the London local bus.more
Rye Shopping
Weekly Farm market
Every Wednesday, just oppposite the Tourist information Centre from 10 to 13 You can get food for a picnic full of taste at a reasonable price, I have tried a bit of everything cheese, bread, beer bought from the stalls and eaten on a nearby beach. The beer was hot therfore we left it for when we got home, but the cheese and bread were...more
Sweet Memories
Remember aniseed balls? Sherbert dabs? Rhubarb and Custard? Humbugs? Pear drops? Gobstoppers? Lemon sherberts? Stem ginger, peanut brittle? Well... all of those and many many more can be bought here for 100 times what you probably would have paid for them in the 70's! :)))Rye is full of these old retro/nostalgia kind of shops - it makes for...more
Rye Record Shop
This used to be Rye Grammar School - but has always (well... in the last 12 years at least) been a music shop. CDsmore
Rye Warnings and Dangers
Don't get stuck in the narrow...
Don't get stuck in the narrow passageway of St. Mary's Church in Rye. It's only about 18 to 20 inches across. I'm small and there was only an inch or two of space on either side of my hips, so if you're more amply built than I am you might be risking it.
Rye Off The Beaten Path
Camber Sands
Camber Sands is an amazingly beautiful beach about 3 miles from Rye in East Sussex, or about an hour and a half drive south from London. The sand is fine and soft, the beach is clean and huge, and at least the day we were there (a nice warm sunny day on a Summer weekend) there were not that many people there. It is 5 miles long and is very wide and...more
More Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Rye Harbour is a strange place - bleak and desolate - but teeming with an abundance of bird species and other wildlife. The twitchers come here to look and wait and see what they can spot and its not too difficult to see some rare visitors - but dont forget your binoculars! The birds are protected by electric fences which surround the delicate...more
Martello Tower at Frenchman's Beach
This is Martello Tower No. 28. There were over 100 of these towers built along the coast in the late 1700s and early 1800s to defend against a French, Napoleonic invasion, this is one of them and it is situated at Frenchman's Beach Holiday Village. There's a free car park and walkers and hikers are permitted to use the Tea Rooms at the holiday park...more
Rye Sports & Outdoors
Keen for a putt?
There are quite a few stunning golf courses of all sizes (and to suit all pockets!) within easy reach of the walled town of Rye. A few of these are Hemstead Forest, Littlestone, Chart Hills and Cooden Beach.more
Ramblers delight!
This is a delightful area to ramble... Here there is the famous '1066 walk', which starts on the opposite bank from The Windmill B&B, and continues for 30 scenic miles to Pevensey. There is a fine network of footpaths which lead you to the historic Camber Castle and the pretty shingle beach at Winchelsea.more
Bird watching
The serene Rye Nature reserve, is a great attraction for bird watching enthusiast! Bird species like the Common Sandwich and Little Tern, and the Ringed Plover and Red Shank are just four of the regular local nesting birds one can view here.more
Rye Favorites
Rye windmill... with a difference!
We love windmills.We often visit the windmill in Wimbledon Common, it is close by and fascinating inside and out!This is a similar looking windmill. Wooden, white smock windmill... but with one big difference!!! It is a bed and Breakfast! Rye Windmill B&B is rated 4 stars by the AA and is also fully licensed, and we look forward to staying here on...more
Bodiam Castle
Bodiam is a fairytale medieval castle, one of the most famous in Britain. Rising from the moat which is filled with huge carp.It was built in anticipation of a French Invasion in 1385 which never happened. Due to the castle being in fine condition you can see superb examples of old English architecture with rounded corner towers, battlements,...more
Exploring Rye
If cobbles streets and quaint bookshops and exquisite architecture and character is your thing, then Rye is the place to visit.We first visited this part of England on my hubby's birthday, we did Rye and then went on to Bodiam Castle.more
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The city, the Visalia Police Department and the Visalia Rescue Mission are doing the good work of the true nature of America. Their work, professionalism and degree of caring is beyond measure. They are not only turning around the park areas but turning around lives of people on the streets. They have to be ethical because there are persons out there who are ill informed and accusatory.
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I would invite you to meet, talk to and do a little research on the property/business owners, renters, homeowners around the Lincoln Oval area and other areas of Visalia that are besieged by this crowd on a ongoing daily basis. You will find a population of beleaguered saints who suffer the daily onslaught of these people's behaviors. The camping, the drinking, the thieving, the breaking into anything and everything, it all stems from a population which has embedded itself into a culture of 'take care of me and I also don't follow any rules.' Well, there is a new sheriff in town. Follow one rule, you can't steal someone else's property and keep it as your own - the shopping cart.
City of Visalia and allies, keep up the good work, make more common-sense rules, keep offering to help those who need it and want it. Also, keep close tabs on those who choose to break the rules and laws.
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Dino Merlin's song "Love In Rewind" one of the most viewed videos on Youtube
Dino Merlin, one of the biggest and most popular artists in the Eastern Europe, will represent his country, Bosnia & Herzegovina, at this year's Eurosong with the song "Love In Rewind", that has recently become one of the most viewed videos on the entire YouTube channel.
The song "Love in Rewind" that will represent Bosnia Herzegovina at the Eurosong 2011 contest has been aired for the first time on the TV show program "BH Eurosong" 4 days ago.
On Wednesday, less than 48 hours after the initial airing, the song has become the most popular video in the YouTube Music category, which proved once again that Dino is one of the most popular artists in this part of Europe.
The semi-final contest will take place on 12th of May in Dusseldorf and the finale will follow 4 days afterwards.
Until then check out the Official YouTube Video HERE.
IDM Music & Bixio in the Black Swan trailer for the Oscar Awards
IDM Music licensed the song "Suspiria" by the cult Italian progressive rock group Goblin, for "Black Swan" movie trailer created exclusively for this year's ceremony of the 83rd Academy Awards.
The most prestigious award in the world of cinema will take place next Sunday, February 27th, at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, and Black Swan is one of the favorites.
Directed by the brilliant director Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a dream, The Wrestler), the movie has been nominated for the Oscar Award in 5 categories, including the ones for the best director and the best actress.
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The song "Opusti se" (Relax) is a third official release from the new album of the group The Bastardz, called The Bastardz 6. With the regular members of the band, an amazing Croatian singer Žanamari also collaborated on this song with her sensual soul vocal that perfectly fits the slow funk of the song and guearantees the success to this, third single of the album.
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* Whenever StephenColbert talks to his CompanionCube handgun, Sweetness, he holds it up to his deaf ear. I thought this was just weird until someone pointed out that this is to emphasise that the gun isn't really talking to him - the voice is in his head. All the impulses to kill the studio audience are ''his''. --{{Tropers/Rissa}}
** Or it could just be that he's right-handed, and would naturally hold a pistol with that hand and hence, lift it to the same ear if he were going to pretend it was speaking to him.
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** As per his news commentator persona, Stephen almost always has a pen and some paper with him at his desk. And as per his persona's deep-seated rage, Stephen often [[GivingSomeoneThePointerFinger points an accusing finger at people]] (he even has a segment called "Tip of the Hat, Wag of the Finger"). It just suddenly hit [[RavenWilder me]] one day that, because Stephen holds the pen with his index finger, that means that when he points at something he's usually using a finger that's ... how should I put this? A little more towards the ''middle'' of the hand.
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*** Yes, but many people aren't Colbert. It's unlikely that this was unintentional on his part.
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Peaches' sisters step in to help raise kids
Peaches Geldolf's sisters Pixie, Tiger Lily and Fifi Trixibelle have rallied around Thomas Cohen and are trying to help raise toddlers Astala and Phaedra.
The sisters are trying to fill the void left in the little boys' lives by their troubled mum's death from a drug overdose, the Mirror reported.
According to a family friend, it's really impressive how the sisters have taken on the role of caring for the boys and that Peaches would be very proud.
Cohen and the boys now live with his parents Sue and Keith in Eltham, South East London, while his wife's sisters are regular visitors there and take the boys out, read them stories and watch TV with them.
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Presenting the All-2012 team
Updated: May 28, 2008, 2:18 PM ETBy Tristan H. Cockcroft | ESPN.com
What a week for rookies. First, Clayton Kershaw debuted for the Dodgers, tossing a strong six innings on Sunday, striking out seven. Then, on Tuesday, Jay Bruce stepped into the Reds' lineup for the first time and promptly delivered a 3-for-3 performance. They both seemed as advertised, like instant All-Stars.
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Iowa farmers are reminded to properly handle treated seeds that were unable to be planted this year due to the historically wet spring weather. Seeds treated with a pesticide to protect them from pests or disease cannot enter the grain supply, so it is important that treated seed be stored for planting next year or disposed of properly.
Iowa Learning Farms, along with Practical Farmers of Iowa, will host a soil health day in Albert City on Tuesday, July 30, beginning at 4 p.m. The event will focus on soil health, primarily no-till and strip-till as well as using cover crops.
Margaret Van Ginkel, coordinator for Iowa Concern hotline – a service made available through Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, recommends actions that help prevent stress from taking over your life. Most important is to talk out your problems.
As a result of a recent U.S. Tax Court ruling, those who sign a Conservation Reserve Program contract, whether they are involved in a farm business or just own the land, will find their CRP payments subject to self-employment tax.
The field day at the Ann Smeltzer Charitable Trust Farm near Otho has been rescheduled for Wednesday, July 17. The benefits of no-till and strip-till compared to traditional tillage will be demonstrated using a 150-foot soil root pit.
The Iowa State University Farm Energy project will air its annual Farm Energy Webinar on June 25, from 10-11 a.m.
Crop and livestock producers can learn about issues and strategies to prepare for fall by attending informational meetings hosted by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. Crop weather and market outlook meetings will be held at five locations the last week of June; there is no charge to attend.
Jeff Pape, owner of Rubly Farms and chairman of the Hewitt Creek watershed council, is hosting a cover crops field day in partnership with Iowa Learning Farms, Practical Farmers of Iowa and the Hewitt Creek Watershed Improvement Association Wednesday, June 26, from 10 a.m. to noon, at his farm near Dyersville.
Farmers and crop advisors around the world are scouting corn and soybean fields with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach field guides in hand. The guides outline integrated pest management information – how to protect crops using both preventative and curative tactics to manage insects, diseases and weeds.
New opportunities exist for harvesting corn stover in support of central Iowa cellulosic ethanol plant biomass feedstock needs. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach will host a meeting at the Hubbard Golf and Recreation Club on July 9 to address emerging stover harvest opportunities.
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Simpec works in the design, construction, installation and service of industrial water and wastewater treatment plants. Main sector of the company is metal and plastic surface finishing treatments. Simpec works for all the industries that use and consume water in their different production processes. Simpec realizes also plants for landfills (leachate treatment), plants ...
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Book your room at Modena by Fraser Putuo Shanghai
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Shanghai apartment in Putuo with health club
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This family-friendly Shanghai apartment is located in the entertainment district, within 3 mi (5 km) of Jade Buddha Temple and M50 Arts Community. Circus World Shanghai and Shanghai Circus World are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Property Features
A health club, a 24-hour business center, and coffee/tea in the lobby are available at this apartment. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a meeting room, a children's club, and concierge services are onsite.
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All 348 apartments feature kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find balconies, iPod docks, and DVD players.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measure 753 square feet (70 square meters). This family-friendly apartment also offers a health club, a children's club, and an arcade/game room. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Modena by Fraser Putuo Shanghai has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Total number of rooms - 348
- Number of floors - 22
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Alex Ware, Olivia Ramirez, Sophia Judge and Jack Rumohr, all third-graders at Bird Elementary in Plymouth, watch as a fan blows a student's paper boat across their classroom floor last week.
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"I'm observating," Evan announced. "We need to know which one goes farther or is best and what to do with it."
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Many people have said that to a large extent the South is already under the heel of fascism. As Franklin D. Roosevelt said at Gainesville, Georgia, "When you come down to it, there is little difference between the feudal system and the fascist system. If you believe in the one, you lean to the other. With the overwhelming majority of the people of this State, I oppose feudalism."
But modern feudalism is not the only manifestation of fascism. Unfortunately, many Americans have been taught--often deliberately--to think of fascism as a disease confined to the Axis nations--and completely cured by the Allied victory. This misconception, if not speedily righted, might prove even more costly than America's original sin of failing to recognize and help stamp out Axis fascism the moment it appeared. We would do well, therefore, to clarify our conception of fascism as it has manifested itself both nationally and universally.
As O. John Rogge, special assistant to the U. S. Attorney General and prosecutor in the 1945 sedition trial, has said, "International fascism, though defeated in battle, is not dead. Fascism is not dead in England, nor is it dead in the United States... It is simply reconverting. But even in reconversion, American fascism has been unable to avoid falling into a readily recognizable pattern . . . Mere word substitution--such as 'Nationalist' for 'Fascist'--is a poor disguise."
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The so-called "lost" city of Pompeii is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the vicinity of Naples and among the most famous archeological sites in the world, attracting nearly three million annual visitors.
Pompeii's perpetual crowds are large and occasionally unbearable, especially if you visit during the white-hot southern Italian summer. Pompeii is not only a steamy ride from Naples on an aged train, but also a bit of a walk through streets shimmering in the heat.
Given all that, I've come up with a modest proposal: Don't go to Pompeii. Instead, head to Ercolano, which gives travelers the experience of wandering around a town trapped by volcanic ash like a mosquito in amber.
Though Ercolano is slightly further from Mount Vesuvius than Pompeii, it is arguably better preserved.
Ercolano's footprint is smaller than Pompeii's, but -- given that the town is home to the same architectural, cultural and artistic relics of its larger cousin -- the size is not a shortcoming. To the contrary, crowds there are less dense and locals are less efficient.
The alterna-Pompeii lacks the big name, but it also lacks the big hassles.
Aesthetic factors notwithstanding, one practical reason you might opt to visit Ercolano instead of Pompeii is that Ercolano is much closer to central Naples: 30 minutes vs. as much as 90 minutes. This won't seem like a big deal until you step onto the crowded, old trains that serve the route more often than not.
Another interesting fact about Ercolano is that the outskirts of modern Naples have been built literally right up to it. As a result, Ercolano sits not only in the shadows of Mt. Vesuvius, but also of residential and commercial buildings, creating an interesting cross-section.
Like Pompeii, Ercolano was located on the ocean before the eruption of Vesuvius -- many town dwellers, in fact, attempted to flee the eruption by taking to the sea. Thanks to ash buildup, Ercolano now sits several meters below the current ground level, which creates the impression that a sort of "seawall" exists around the ruins.
Ercolano was a relatively wealthy settlement when it was inhabited and as a result, many of the homes you find there have several rooms. Although these walls show various levels of decimation, many homes are completely intact, allowing visitors to imagine how a family might have lived in Roman times.
Did Romans have fast food? It certainly seems so! According to archaeologists, the vats in these u-shaped counters held prepared foods the people behind them would serve to passers-by who walked in. As is the case in modern Italian espresso bars, patrons would quickly enjoy their meals while standing, then carry on down the street.
Many who advocate visiting Pompeii instead of Ercolano use the assumption that only Pompeii houses original frescos as their rationale. This is faulty, as this photo of very intact frescos illustrates.
Although two-story homes were common in both Ercolano and Pompeii, only in Ercolano (which is further from Vesuvius and was thus spared some trauma from the blast) can you find intact second stories. If you are at all interested in architecture, this alone should make your choice for you.
Although two-story homes were common in both Ercolano and Pompeii, only in Ercolano (which is further from Vesuvius and was thus spared some trauma from the blast) can you find intact second stories. If you are at all interested in architecture, this alone should make your choice for you.
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The Eurobarometer series is a unique cross-national and cross-temporal survey program conducted on behalf of the European Commission. These surveys regularly monitor public opinion in the European Union (EU) member countries and consist of standard modules and special topic modules. The standard modules address attitudes toward European unification, institutions and policies, measurements for general socio-political orientations, as well as respondent and household demographics. The special topic modules address such topics as agriculture, education, natural environment and resources, public health, public safety and crime, and science and technology.
This round of Eurobarometer surveys covers the following special topics: (1) helplines for social services, (2) railway competition, (3) food production and quality, and (4) cyber security. Questions in this survey address the respondent's usage, knowledge, and opinions of telephone hotlines and helplines for services of social value. Other questions pertain to the respondent's usage and opinions of the current railway system, as well as their opinions about the effects of additional competition in the rail market. Respondents were asked for their opinions concerning food supply, production, and quality. Additional questions focused on the respondent's usage of the Internet and their concerns regarding cybercrimes.
Demographic and other background information collected includes age, gender, nationality, marital status and parental relations, occupation, age when stopped full-time education, household composition, ownership of a fixed or mobile telephone and other goods, difficulties in paying bills, level in society, and Internet use. In addition, country-specific data includes type and size of locality, region of residence, and language of interview (select countries).


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Posted: Nov. 27, 2010
Condo living is a viable form of homeownership for many people — from retirees seeking a second home, to busy executives who travel frequently for their jobs, to empty nesters looking to downsize, to young professionals who don't want to toil around the house in their free time.
But financing a condominium involves considerations and concerns that make it different from purchasing a single-family home.
"You're purchasing space in a building that's shared among other owners," said Cynthia Faraglia, director of sales and marketing for Fiduciary Real Estate Development.
Because of the unique financing considerations tied to condominiums, some lenders may try to steer buyers away from the condo market.
"Often, it's simply a matter of the lender not having the right kind of loan product to finance a condo purchase," Faraglia said.
But rest assured condo financing is available — especially if the buyer has good credit. Often the simplest solution is working with a national lender that has departments specifically dedicated to condo financing.
Another option is to seek a condo property that has been FHA-warranted, meaning it qualifies for financing from the FHA. "With FHA underwritten loans, buyers can purchase a condo just as easily as a single-family home," explained Pat Wunderlich, a broker with Realty Executives Integrity.
When applying for condo financing, the lending process can be affected by a number of considerations. Here are some questions every condo buyer should ask before purchasing:
• What percentage of units are owner-occupied? Generally, the higher the percentage of owner-occupied units, the more marketable the units will be at resale.
• What covenants, bylaws and restrictions govern the property? Most people understand condo ownership as "no home maintenance," but Faraglia said buyers need to understand that it's a different lifestyle.
"When you buy a condo, you have to live under a common set of rules," she said. If there's something in the disclosure document you don't understand, have an attorney review it and explain it to you.
• How much does the association keep in reserve? Reserves are a major issue for lenders. If there's not enough money in the property's reserve fund, condo owners may be charged a special assessment to cover unexpected expenses or major repairs.
"Not enough people understand how important reserves are. You don't want to get hit with a special assessment on top of monthly condo fees and mortgage payment," Faraglia said.
As a general rule of thumb, reserves should be 10% of projected annual operating expenses.
"The healthier a property is the better its resale value will be," Wunderlich said. "Lenders won't finance a condo purchase if there aren't adequate reserves."
• Are monthly association fees keeping pace with the annual rate of inflation? According to Faraglia, condo boards should raise monthly association fees a certain percentage each year to build reserves to fund future repairs. To determine if the monthly fee is reasonable, compare the rate to other area condo developments.
• What special assessments have been mandated in the past five years? Some special assessments are unavoidable. But repeated, expensive assessments could be a red flag about the condition of the building or the board's fiscal policy.
• Is the condo building in litigation? If the builders or homeowners are involved in a lawsuit, reserves can be depleted quickly.
• Is the developer reputable? Find out what other projects the developer has built and visit one if you can. Ask residents about their perceptions.
Above all, Faraglia recommended finding a property before committing to a specific lender.
"Definitely get preapproved, but don't get married to a lender before you find a condo you like," she said. "You want to use a lender that meets your financing needs."
In today's market, sellers need every advantage to make their house stand out in the crowd. Home staging is an essential tool in transforming a seller's home into a buyer's dream.
Finding a real estate agent might not be that difficult. Finding the one that's right for you might take a little more work.
Local experts answer questions from homeowners.
You've made the decision to move to a retirement community, but where to begin on the quest to find the right community? How do you go about finding a facility that best meets your social and recreational requirements, as well as your health care needs, now and in the future? The following are a few tips to help aid your search for a retirement community.
Sound transmission between units is one of the biggest complaints among condo dwellers today. Moving from a single-family home, many condo owners aren't used to sharing common walls with their neighbors.
When choosing new windows, homeowners don't often have a problem selecting the style that will best suit their home aesthetically and architecturally, but many are unaware of the tremendous environmental influence windows can have on a house. In fact, windows can greatly affect the light, ventilation and temperature of the interior of a home, not to mention the comfort of its occupants. But the sheer number of window options available to homeowners can be overwhelming.


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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1975 Buick LeSabre Custom convertible
The 1975 Buick LeSabre convertible was to be the last Buick to ever wear a drop-top, or so conventional wisdom stated in 1975 (the 1982 Buick Riviera convertible, of course, changed this). Buyers of these cars, therefore, tended to take good care of them, anticipating a big payout as the cars collectability grew. Changes to DOT regulations (and advances in automotive safety) led to a resurgence in convertible models in the 1980s, reducing the appeal of earlier "last of a breed models." That's kept prices reasonable, and this 1975 Buick LeSabre Custom convertible, for sale on Hemmings.com, can now be yours for less than the price of a used family sedan. It's not clear if the car has been restored or simply well-maintained over its four-decade, 84,500 mile lifespan, but its current owner lists the passenger door lock switch as the sole non-functional item. From the seller's description:
Starts every time and drives like a top. Fully loaded, electric windows/doors/driver's seat (six way) and top Tilt steering, cornering lamps, fender marker lights, speed sensor, cruise control, AM/FM, clock and that beautiful horn. 350 four barrel engine. White with white top, burgundy interior. Top is VERY clean. No tears or rips at all. Everything works with the exception of the door lock switch on the passenger side. New windshield, new tires, new master cylinder and booster (1 year), new a/c compressor, new gaskets and a kill switch added. Always turns heads and makes folks smile. Great weekend/family car.
Location: West Los Angeles, California
Status: No Longer Available
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1975 Buick LeSabre convertible
Sure, it takes dedication to hold on to a car that you bought new for 40 years, but dedicated doesn't begin to describe the seller and original owner of this 1975 Buick LeSabre convertible listed on Hemmings.com. Serviced every year, it now wears a cosmetic restoration and sports a number of NOS items that the seller bought when the car was new; it goes without saying that the car comes with all the pertinent documentation from its four decades of one-owner history. From the seller's description:
I am the original owner of this Buick LeSabre convertible, purchased new from Bartlett Buick in Buffalo, NY. The engine is the 350. The car has been a light summer driver only for the past 30 plus years and did undergo a significant cosmetic restoration 10 years ago, being sandblasted and painted the original Arctic white. An NOS front bumper with NOS front and rear bumper guards (purchased by me when the car was relatively new and saved) and NOS wheel lip moldings were utilized (I still have the originals which were excellent.) The headlamp door bezels (which began to pit when the car was new) and the driver and passenger door handles were rechromed by Qual Krom in Erie, Pennsylvania. The two rear tail lamps including the chrome bezels are NOS. The interior including the carpet is original and in excellent condition. I have an NOS set of the correct red rubber carpet savers. The car has a new correct top with new pads, cables, and rubber and a new glass widow with defogger (required in New York State when the car was new.) It also has a new red top boot (and I also have the original which is still in nice shape.) I installed an NOS driver's side mirror with thermometer (a rare option) and do have the original mirror. The car has been mechanically upgraded over the last few years for dependablility with new radiator and hoses, thermostat, new master cylinder and rear proportioning valve, new alternator, new water pump, new exhaust, and rebuilt transmission (done for reliability, was not having any issues.) The correct width white wall tires were new several years ago and have minimal mileage. I have the original window sticker and all sales documentatioin including catalogs, GM parts books, dealer upholstery and color books, and shop manual. This was not a heavily optioned car. It has an AM/FM radio, and hand crank windows. The dealer installed a clock and passenger side rear view mirror when we purchased the car. It does have power brakes and power steering. The engine and trunk compartments are largely original – they are exceptionally clean, upgraded here and there, but have not been formally restored. I also have quite a few spare parts for the car, all of which would be included. The car has always been licensed and is inspected and serviced yearly at our local Cadillac dealer, Keyser Cadillac, which also used to have a Buick franchise. This would be a wonderful car for someone who wants a very nice 1975 Buick convertible which has a very original feel, which is a very dependable driver, and has a well documented one owner history. The reason for selling is that the time has regrettably come to think about thinning my small collection.
Location: Buffalo, New York
Status: Available
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SIA Flashback – Convertible Associates: 1960 Buick LeSabre vs. Edsel Ranger
Would new car buyers cross shop a Buick LeSabre with an Edsel Ranger in 1960? For his comparison test in SIA #181, January 2001, Arch Brown posits a pretty convincing argument that they would've, especially when it comes to the two-door droptop versions of the two cars. He points out a number of similarities between the two, and photographer Bud Juneau's driving impressions seem to paint the two fairly equally, with one excelling where the other doesn't and vice versa. Which would you choose?
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1970 Buick Estate Wagon
If this 1970 Buick Estate Wagon for sale on Hemmings.com causes double-takes, it might be for the lack of vinyl woodgrain along its expansive flanks, or it could simply be the recent repaint in that sun-catching bronze. Less visible, but still as impressive, are the two-way tailgate to go along with the third-row seating and the massive 455 to haul the wagon's Boy Scout troop capacity. From the seller's description:
this car is loaded with power and style. A mammoth 455 under the hood provides outstanding power and effortless cruising. Features automatic transmission on the column, anti-theft steering column lock, disc brakes, automatic brake adjusters, power windows, power steering, power seats. Air conditioner (may need some freon). Tilt steering column and cruise control. Two-way tailgate feature. Original AM-FM radio (not working) and Buick factory "Stereo Tape Player" 8-track player.
Original California car, manufactured at GM's South Gate, California, plant in April 1970, according to the data plate. Sold new at Wessen Buick in Los Angeles, The dealer is still in business today in Malibu! Three-owner car since new. The second owner purchased the car in 1972 and drove it sparingly until putting into long-term storage in 1990. In 2008, the car was taken out of storage and refreshed. In 2012, the car was purchased by a collector in Alabama who oversaw the refinishing of the interior and the exterior paint respray. The car was then sold to a collector in Florida who enjoyed it as a great cruiser. The car comes with a clear Florida title.
Location: Biddeford, Maine
Status: No Longer Available
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Bringing it all back home
Auburn, Indiana, credibly bills itself as the home of the classics, and its cruise nights prove that out. On Auburn weekend (also known around the rest of the country as Labor Day weekend), the action picked up around the town square around 5 p.m., a place that's awash in history of all sorts. Before it became famous for building the greatest American cars ever, Auburn suffered through a freak storm circa 1872 that destroyed part of its downtown. Today, it is spotless, and lined with the city's products.
Don't see a "Don't Touch" sign, do you? There's probably no place else you can get breath-fog close to a concours Duesenberg such as this.
Some of the rolling stock is the more expected sort of cruise fare, such as this 1960 Buick LeSabre convertible. The building in the background is a legitimate historic site, the Auburn police station. On October 14, 1933, the John Dillinger gang stormed the station and made off with a haul of firearms, ammo and bulletproof vests. One day earlier, Dillinger's fellow outlaws, led by Harry Pierpont, had broken him out of a jail in nearby Lima, Ohio, killing the county sheriff. The guy in the police uniform behind the Buick is actually a piece of sculpture.
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Way back in the beginning of the year, my wife and I took a little road trip to visit family living in Mt. Airy, Maryland. We've been making the trip that far south for nine years now, which seems like an unimportant fact – except that it is. You see, during this trip in early spring, my brother-in-law took us to the waterfront in Baltimore for a little sightseeing and to check out "Bodies…The Exhibition" that was at the Maryland Science Center. If you have the opportunity, see it. On the way back to Mt. Airy, just about one mile from the town's highway exit, we passed a sizable junkyard on the hillside, visible through the trees. Yup – attention deficit disorder engaged, and that's when my brother-in-law (who, incidentally knows about my passion for anything automotive) tells me that the junkyard I began to drool over was called Crazy Ray's (they actually have five locations in Maryland), and it was a two-minute ride from his house. Sadly, there was not enough time to stop and scope out the scene – until I returned to Maryland to start my summer vacation in late June.
With camera in hand, we forked over the $1 entry fee, signed the "will not sue if I de-limb myself" clause, and took a stroll through the yard in hopes of finding gold for my 1952 Buick Roadmaster, or my wife's 1972 Buick Skylark. No luck, as most of the yard was full of late model vehicles rather than more vintage metal. But I did find a few with plenty of good parts ready for pickin'.
1973 Buick LeSabre four-door hardtop – note the missing vinyl roof.
1972 Dodge Dart Swinger – crusty drums, but the V-8 is nearly complete.
1975 Pontiac Bonneville – a little surprised to see the wheels are still in place.
1967 Oldsmobile Delmont 88 – rattle can yellow, a dash of primer, but never mind the bare metal roof thanks to the missing vinyl.
Ford's Mustang II – the V-8 badge on the front fender eliminates 1974 models, but doesn't narrow the field any further. This was the only non-Fox Mustang in the yard.
1973 Ford Gran Torino hardtop sedan – keep stackin'; it'll take the weight.
1976 Buick Skylark – step right up folks, it runs (so long as you put a carburetor on it), it drives, might be a little damp inside but it still fits four…don't let the surface rust scare you.
I wonder what I missed over the last eight years. More from Crazy Ray's later….
airport limousines, Hawaii, 1985
Ben Merkel, who I'm sure you're all familiar with by now, found himself in Hawaii in 1985, courtesy a travel agency he owned at the time. Sweet, he thought, beautiful scenery, beautiful girls, and me with a camera. Alas, he brought his fiancee (as anybody probably should when offered a trip to Hawaii and engaged), and she forbade him from aiming his camera anywhere near bikinis, coconut shells or the combination of two X chromosomes.
So I took pictures of the Stageways since it was safe. Armbruster-Stageway had over 1,000 of their products on the road there and I saw tons of them. No Checker Aerobusses, however. How weird is that?
He recently dug the photos up to share with us, though sans captions, so we're going to break out the late-model spotter's guides and see if we can identify what behemoths Armbruster stretched here.
Appears to be the rear view of the car in the lead photo, and appears to be a 1974 Pontiac Catalina with a custom grille
Another Pontiac, this time a 1972 Catalina
Something about those taillamps wants me to say late-1970s Electra, but I'm not sure that's right
Looks like a 1977 Buick Estate Wagon
Another late-1970s Buick Estate Wagon
And another Buick Estate Wagon
Late 1970s Buick LeSabre
And another Buick to round them off, perhaps a 1975 LeSabre?
SIA Flashback – 1951 GM LeSabre: The Future Was Then
Just as it did in 1951 and just as it did when SIA wrote about it in 1973, the LeSabre concept/dream car captured your attention when we presented the first SIA article about it and the XP-300 last week. And as Kit Foster commented, SIA did indeed return to the topic of the LeSabre many years later, in SIA #158, March-April 1997, when Michael Lamm had the opportunity to take it for a test drive, to find out if the LeSabre really drove like it did in his boyhood dreams.
CHRISTMAS BONUS: As if 10 pages of SIA Flashback wasn't enough, we found an interesting letter regarding the LeSabre in SIA #17 from Theodore Davis of Boston, Massachusetts. Actually, not so much regarding the LeSabre, but more a Swiss bus patterned loosely after the LeSabre:
Anybody know anything about the Joymobile he wrote about?
cruise-in overload: and we're just gettin' started
If we indeed had 89 cars, a few eluded my lens. If you're still on dial-up, brush up on your Heimlich, 'cause your computer's gonna choke:
break beater: Vegoon
Your argument falls apart, TA: Dodge wagon were just as mass-produced as LeSabre wagons. You're grasping at straws if you're trying to redefine the rules mid-way through the match. Besides, you've expanded beyond one-offs with the Trabant as well, so zip it.
Maybe the Vega GT wagon doesn't live up to your standards then? Not even the fearsome small-block V-8 inside could sway your opinion? Not even the stinkbug stance and the excellent ET mags? Shoulda bought this when I had the chance.
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About AvanafilAvanafil is an investigational oral medication being developed for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Avanafil is a highly selective phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitor licensed from Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation. With the exception of certain Asian Pacific Rim countries, VIVUS owns worldwide development and commercial rights to avanafil for the treatment of sexual dysfunction.
About VIVUS VIVUS is a biopharmaceutical company developing therapies to address obesity, sleep apnea, diabetes and male sexual health. The company's lead investigational product in clinical development, QNEXA®, has completed phase 3 clinical trials for the treatment of obesity and is currently being considered for approval by US and EU regulators. VIVUS received a Complete Response Letter, or CRL, to the initial QNEXA NDA on October 28, 2010. QNEXA is also in phase 2 clinical development for the treatment of type 2 diabetes and obstructive sleep apnea. In the area of sexual health, VIVUS has completed phase 3 development with avanafil, a PDE5 inhibitor being studied for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. For more information about the company, please visit www.vivus.com.
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A great mix of 70s grooves and later numbers – and a set that perfectly illustrates the move towards more contemporary work as the Chicago steppers scene moved on! The package has the usual great ear for under-discovered cuts that we love in the Steppin Muzak series – tracks that have strong appeal to Chicago steppers, but which are also plenty worth discovering for any fan of rare soul – particularly soul of the smooth, modern variety. Titles include "Be Happy" by Kellee Patterson, "Playing On You" by Jerry Butler, "Please Say You Want Me" by Johnny P, "TSOB" by Master Jay & Michael Dee, "Always Find A Way (Jay Dee mix)" by Nine Yards, "Key To The World" by Truce, "That's The Way I Feel" by Main Attraction, "What's Going On" by Bobby Jones, "Long Stroke" by ADC Band, "Sing A Love Song" by Norman Connors, "Heavenly" by Merge, "Change The World" by Alfonzo, "If I Was Your Man (rmx)" by Stephen Simmonds, and "I Destroyed Your Love" by Special Delivery. (Note: Some of the titles here were mastered from vinyl sources – but we've been assured that the collection is legit.) © 1996-2015, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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This is what it says, that the record is still held fast in shrink-wrap. We tend to be pretty suspicious about these things, so if the shrink-wrap doesn't look original, or if the record seems to have undergone some damage over time, we'll probably take it out of the wrapper to ensure that it's in good shape — which is why we don't have more of these. In some cases the shrink-wrap may be torn in spots, but if it's not possible the record has been taken out and played, the record will still qualify as "Sealed".
As a rule, Dusty Groove does not use the grades of Near Mint (or Mint, for that matter) because in our experience, we find that no records ever qualify for such a high grade. Even sealed records tend to have one or two slight faults, enough to usually qualify them for a grade of NM- or lower. We've often found that records which are clearly unplayed will have a slight amount of surface noise, especially in quieter recordings.
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Like "Fair", we rarely list records in this condition, as they represent the extreme low end of spectrum. These records typically have multiple serious problems, and we offer them as "relics" or "objects" only — for those who want to at least have a copy of a record, even if it is not really worthy of play, perhaps for the cover alone. For these records, we will describe the extent of the condition in the comments.
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The Hp protein is polymorphic in humans, occurring with two alleles, 1 and 2, existing at the Hp genetic locus. Three phenotypes linked to the three genotypes, Hp 1-1, Hp 1-2 and Hp 2-2, can be identified using an ELISA assay. In multiple independent prospective longitudinal studies of more than 20,000 individuals, it has been established that the Haptoglobin genotype is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease, with a specific relationship to patients with diabetes mellitus. After accounting for conventional cardiovascular risk factors and diabetes characteristics in these studies, research has demonstrated that there is a 2-5 fold increased risk of cardiovascular disease in people with both diabetes and the Hp 2-2 genotype (approximately 40 percent of all diabetes patients).
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McMinnville, Ore. - And the wild ride continues for the UW-Oshkosh Titans.
Making its first appearance in the NCAA Division III football playoffs, Oshkosh has erased double-digit deficits in back-to-back weeks to reach the national semifinals.
The Titans climbed out of a 15-point hole in the fourth quarter to shock No. 3-ranked Linfield, 31-24, in overtime in Saturday's quarterfinals.
Oshkosh (13-0) advances to face St. Thomas (Minn.) in the semifinals next weekend. The NCAA will announce the game site Sunday. The Tommies (13-0) were a 47-7 winner over Hobart on Saturday.
A pair of short touchdown runs by Oshkosh quarterback Nate Wara set the stage for a game-deciding two-point conversion with 7 minutes 43 seconds to play. Wara took the snap, made a quick dropback and hit a wide-open Cory Wipperfurth in the side of the end zone to tie the score, 24-24.
The teams traded a set of late possessions before a long punt return by Linfield's Chad Coburn allowed the Wildcats to take over on the Oshkosh side of the field with less than a minute to play.
Linfield quarterback Mickey Inns scrambled through the middle for a 7-yard gain and a first down to bring the team within range for heavy-footed Josh Kay with 0:17 on the clock. Kay had booted three field goals from 40-plus through the first two rounds.
He would have an even easier setup for this attempt after Inns sent a 7-yard dart over the middle to Aaron Hire. Linfield allowed the clock to tick down to 3 seconds before calling its final timeout and sending Kay onto the field for a 39-yard try.
The snap was perfect, but the ball barely got off Kay's foot when it was met with a thud. Oshkosh had crushed through the line and had a collection of bodies in place to block the kick.
"We made some nice plays to get Josh in range and figured we had it in the bag," Linfield coach Joseph Smith said. "But they got tremendous pressure. It wasn't a fluke - they earned that block."
Oshkosh got the ball first in overtime and needed only two plays to find the end zone.
The scoring play appeared unlikely at first when Wara's pass for Caleb Voss sailed high toward the sideline. But Voss twisted his body and reached above his helmet to bring down the one-handed catch.
Still, it appeared he would stumble out of bounds before the first-down marker, but he regained his balance just in time and tight-roped the sideline to find the end zone from 21 yards out.
"I tipped the ball to myself and just wanted to get as many yards as I could. It ended up being a touchdown," Voss said.
Linfield's overtime possession also lasted just two plays.
The Wildcats moved halfway to the end zone on a late-hit penalty against linebacker Andrew Thompson. He reached to his helmet in a mix of frustration and disbelief on his way back to the defensive huddle.
In moments his emotions would change.
Linfield reached for a trick play on the next snap, trying a double-reverse with a pair of receivers only to bobble the last handoff. Inns saw the disaster about to happen and dived to the field, but he was too late. Thompson was in perfect position, falling directly on the loose ball among three purple jerseys.
Linfield got out to a 14-0 lead, coming out on its first play with Inns hitting Charlie Poppen on a 41-yard strike that put the ball on the goal line. One play later, the Wildcats had a lead that they would hold most of the day.
"I was very upset at that point," Oshkosh coach Pat Cerroni said. "That put us way down, but these guys aren't going to quit."
The Titans clawed back, trailing, 21-9, midway through the third quarter.
Linfield had a chance to deliver a knockout blow with a first and goal from the 1. The Wildcats brought their quarterback to the sideline and sent out their "beef" package - a set that has four running backs line up in the backfield.
The Titans stuffed back-to-back run plays, and the Wildcats settled for an 18-yard field goal by Kay.
UW-Oshkosh 6 0 3 15 7 - 31
Linfield 14 7 3 0 0 - 24
First quarter - LIN: Coburn 1 run (Kay kick), 12:56. LIN: Wiersma 7 pass from Inns (Kay kick), 4:01. OSH: Myhra 29 run (kick failed), 1:08. Second quarter - LIN: Nasca 8 run (Kay kick), 8:33. Third quarter - OSH: Ray 28 field goal, 11:22. LIN: Kay 18 field goal, 6:53. Fourth quarter - OSH: Wara 2 run (Ray kick), 14:34. OSH: Wara 1 run (Wipperfurth run), 7:43. Overtime - OSH: Voss 21 pass from Wara (Ray kick).


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Steven Frayne Levitating Beside Bus (9 pics + video)
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30-year-old illusionist Steven Frayne, also known as Dynamo, was seen levitating beside a two-storey bus with only one hand placed on the roof.
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Ipswich Jubilee
Colman St
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Colman St ran south from Great Colman St to Carr St joining Great Colman St roughly where the car park ramp is.
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