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In Together, Kaige combines the lump-in-the-throat sentimentality of the Hong Kong cinema with unapologetic Hollywood cheesiness. This father-and-son buddy picture tells the story of Liu Cheng (Liu Peiqi), a village short-order cook who has everything but a piece of straw dangling from his mouth to identify him as a bumpkin. Widower Cheng is determined to mold his talented 13-year-old son, Xiaochun (Tang Yun), into a great violin player and whisks him off to Beijing to compete for a musical prize.
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Front Porch Classics Baseball Under the Lights
This is the original classic baseball pinball game with a nostalgic ballpark aesthetic but updated to include real working stadium lights, base runner-inning-outs tracking areas, outfield advertising graphics and a working scoreboard. It has the same classic wood construction and appeal. It's a great accent for the family room. University Games was founded by Bob Moog and Cris Lehman, who recognized a developing niche in social interaction and learning games for adults and children. University Games creates educational board games designed so that players won't notice how much they are learning.
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Experience America's favorite pastime as never before with Baseball Under the Lights from Front Porch Classics. This detailed pinball-style game allows you to launch a pinball and swing a bat to hit singles, doubles, triples, and homeruns. Featuring working stadium lights, a real working scorecard, and all-wood construction with nostalgic ballpark aesthetics, this heirloom-quality game lets the entire family enjoy ballpark fun at home.
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Just as in major-league baseball, Baseball Under the Lights gives you multiple options of keeping score. The real working scoreboard and five metal pegs on the board allow players to record innings, outs, and base runners. You can also use the included scorebook to write down your statistics and record each play -- just like the real ballpark.
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Heirloom-quality all-wood board construction makes this game suitable for display year-round. Adorned with old-style advertising graphics on the outfield walls and four pennant flags, Baseball Under the Lights captures that nostalgic old-time ballpark feel. It also features brightly colored signs that label single, double, and triple hits, as well as raised bumpers that direct errant balls into the foul pockets.
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Every Front Porch Classics product combines the same core elements which went into creating the company years ago: rich story telling, elegant design, ageless appeal, and limitless play. Each product features wood, leather, metal, or other high quality and durable materials. These games are elegant enough to be displayed as heirlooms in living rooms everywhere, and are built to last so families can enjoy them from generation to generation.
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Front Porch Classics Baseball Under the Lights with wooden game board and outfield walls, three metal balls, four flags, two light units, five metal pegs, storage bag, scorecard, and instructions.
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Fun with a group.
Uses no power, if you decide not to use lights.
Simple to repair/adjust.
Nice retro look.
Cons: Poor quality control.
Scoring board is a basic score wheel that is easily disturbed by normal game movement.
No adjustable leveling feet included.
Nice pitch and bat type game the only one I know of in this price range, however for the price it should be much better.
The game requires being properly leveled in order for the ball to return properly. The bat mechanism is
very crude, and may require adjustment to your preference. Luckily all these things are easily fixed.
The shooters rod, is a simple rod with rubber nubs at the front and back. Very cheap looking - I replaced it with a polished chrome sink lift rod, it looks like a proper pinball shooters rod now. You can reuse the existing rubber nub on the sink lift rod. The shooters rod is held in place by a collar and set screw, so replacement is simple.
The bat mechanism is accessed by removing all the small screws on the back of the game, the bat height above the play field is adjusted via repositioning the wooden spacer block which is held in place by two screws. The spring can also be adjusted to add more tension if required.
You can easily adjust the level or play field pitch on the game by adding in spacers (metal washers) as required to the rear wooden "legs". The washers go between the leg and the game bottom. I did not have to adjust the front although the same concept could be applied there using washers and small wood screws with felt pads.
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never played it. the flipper broke. after opening it up I found the problem. two metal parts glued together to hold the spring. the fix is to use a grounding lug for connection.Published 14 months ago by sellvilla
Save your money and buy the $20 Pavilion version at Toys R Us. No lights but 10 times the quality at a fraction the price. No crappy bat mechanism there.Published 19 months ago by hainrs
don't buy it. I thought it would be cool in my man cave but the baseball bat on it gets stuck all the time and all the time when the ball goes into the left side out hole it gets... Read morePublished 23 months ago by joshua burdick
This was a huge hit with my 6 year old grandson Christmas morning. He loves to play baseball and of course batter is his favorite position so with this game he is always up to... Read morePublished on December 31, 2013 by Jack Brown
After one game the bat spring got a bit iffy with no way to adjust it. Shoul be more sturdy for the pricePublished on December 1, 2013 by Lawrence Meyers
Nice piece...seems like a realistic ball game:))) Works well and gives a real feel as if watching a game in Boston or Portland:)Published on March 16, 2013 by Philip A. Smith
ball gets caught when trying to go around corner upon launching. the design could use some work like when hitting the ball i, and others who have played it think the hitting... Read morePublished on January 27, 2013 by James Kasemeyer


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The Andreas family is decidedly eccentric, but I think I would fit right in. Much of their childhood was shaped by their father, a brilliant professor obsessed by Shakespeare. He named each of his daughters after a character from the Bard's plays. When words failed them, they followed their father's lead in quoting Shakespeare lines to express their thoughts. No one in the family is ever without a book. The three Andreas sisters have now returned home to Barnwell, Ohio, to help care for their mother, who is battling breast cancer. Each daughter also brings home a secret failure that is bound to be discovered now that they are all together under one roof again:
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HB2 law Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More College Basketball Three questions for each Final Four matchup by Seth Davis Add Favorite Favorite Added Twitter Facebook Email Posted: Thu Apr. 3, 2014 Updated: Mon Jun. 23, 2014 Photo: Jared Wickerham/Getty Images Scottie Wildbekin and the Gators shot 49 percent against the Huskies in their first meeting back in December. DALLAS -- They call this town Big D, but this weekend it's all about the Big Four. An exquisite season has been followed by a scintillating tournament, so it's only fitting that it should be capped off by a Texas-style celebration in a state-of-the-art football stadium with a humongous big screen hovering above the court. This is the Final Four in HD. In Big D. Assembly not required. I've always felt the Final Four is preceded by an appropriate level of hype. Unlike the Super Bowl, which comes at the end of an exhaustive two-week conversation about two teams that everybody already knows everything about, the Final Four hype covers six days and four teams, and it still feels fresh. We've got Kentucky's young'uns against the trio of upperclassman-dominated squads. Will age really come before beauty? We've got the kid who followed a legend at UConn in Shabazz Napier, the journeyman coach's coach at Wisconsin in Bo Ryan, and the two titans at Florida and Kentucky in Billy Donovan and John Calipari, respectively, who already own championship rings. We've got Frank the Tank (Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky), The Mandle (Kentucky's Julius Randle) and Bazz hoping not to play second fiddle to a seasoned band of Gators who have sat atop the rankings all season long. WOLFF: This year's field recalls last time Final Four was in Dallas Fortunately, your resident Hoop Thinker is once again on hand to select the three most important questions surrounding each semifinal. Questions, I've got. The answers will have to come from the players -- which is as it should be. Here are my two sets of threes for the Final Four: Florida vs. Connecticut 1. How will the Gators handle UConn's defense? I know what you're thinking: I've got this backward. Florida is the team with the awesome defense, right? Well, yes and no. The Gators were arguably the best defensive team in the country this season, but in the NCAA tournament, the Huskies are getting after it as well as anybody -- or else they wouldn't be here. Exhibit A is junior guard Ryan Boatright, who has had seven steals in his last three games, the same number he had in his previous nine. That includes four thefts in the East Regional final against Michigan State. If Boatright and Napier can do as good a job keeping Scottie Wilbekin and Michael Frazier in front of them as they did the Spartans' guards, then Connecticut will have a legitimate chance to win. As for the frontcourt, the Huskies might not be very big, but they are tall. Their starting front line goes 6-foot-7, 6-9 and 6-10, and they bring 7-foot Amida Brimah and 6-10 Tyler Olander off the bench. The Gators, meanwhile, will counter with 6-9 Patric Young, 6-8 Will Yeguete and 6-8 Dorian Finney-Smith. Florida's big men are used to overpowering their opponents, but this may be one case where they will have to do some scoring away from the basket, where they are not quite as comfortable. 2. Will UConn keep cashing in its free throws? Foul shooting has been Connecticut's calling card all season -- its 76.5 percent clip led the American Athletic Conference and ranked seventh nationally -- but even by those standards the Huskies have been otherworldly during the NCAA tournament. In their four games they have made 81 of 92 free throw attempts, with Napier leading the way (naturally) by sinking 25 of 27 (92.6 percent). During their two games at Madison Square Garden, the Huskies made 41 out of their 44 attempts. That is almost inhuman. It's hard to imagine any team maintaining that pace, but if UConn is able to repeat that performance, both in terms of frequency and percentage, then it will be able to hang with Florida until the very end. (By the way, the Gators have made 74 percent from the line during the tournament, which is normally a solid number but in this game looks just okay.) Most of the close games in this tournament have been decided (or undecided) at the free throw line. If that is the case on Saturday, the advantage will go to the Huskies. 3. Will UConn's luck run out? During its opening game against Saint Joseph's, Connecticut trailed by three points with under a minute to play. Brimah erased the deficit with a three-point play off an offensive putback, the Hawks' best big man fouled out early in overtime, and UConn survived. After getting past Villanova in the third round, the Huskies played an Iowa State team that was missing arguably its most valuable player in sophomore forward Georges Niang. In the regional final, they faced a Michigan State team that inexplicably wasted its size and strength advantage by attempting 29 of its 46 shots from behind the three-point line. Just like Kentucky, the Huskies took advantage of all these opportunities, but make no mistake, they are playing at a level considerably above where they played during the regular season. You don't get to a Final Four purely on luck, but it helps. This is still the team that went 12-6 in AAC play and suffered a 33-point defeat at Louisville less than a month ago. UConn caught a wave and rode it to North Texas. On Saturday night it will be playing the best team in the country, and it will need some luck to earn another game Monday night. Scout's Takes: How to beat each Final Four team, and an X-factor for all four Wisconsin vs. Kentucky 1. How do you solve a problem like Kaminsky? What, too Sound of Music for you? Play along, because three pointers, rebounds and post moves a-plenty ... these are a few of his favorite things. The only way to solve such a problem is to match it size for size and step for step. Easier sung than done. I sing -- er, speak, of course, of Kaminsky, the Badgers' 7-foot junior center. While he was making beautiful music in the West Regional final, Arizona couldn't carry a tune. Sean Miller couldn't even keep his center, 7-foot sophomore Kaleb Tarczewski, in the game because he was so overmatched trying to stay with the Tank behind the three-point line. Kaminsky isn't the quickest player, but he is highly effective in using his long-range shooting prowess to create driving opportunities, which enable him to look like the point guard he used to be before his high school growth spurt. So the key to defending him is having a player who is big enough to bang yet agile enough to bother Kaminsky behind the arc. SCHNELL: How Frank Kaminsky finally found his moment Kentucky does not have a player with that skill set. It has four -- and that does not include 7-foot sophomore Willie Cauley-Stein, who is doubtful because of a foot injury sustained during the Sweet 16 win over Louisville. This is bad news for the Badgers, because it gives Calipari lots of options to find the best way to keep Kaminsky in check. It also provides Kentucky with 20 fouls to give in the frontcourt. 2. Can Kentucky continue to execute its halfcourt offense? We know that Wisconsin's halfcourt offense is a thing of beauty. Kentucky's typically is not. The Wildcats may be ranked ninth in the country in offensive efficiency, per kenpom.com, but they are 318th in assists per made field goals. In other words, they don't get their points through sharp cutting and precision passing. They rely on one-one-one moves, offensive rebound putbacks, free throws and fast breaks. That's not going to cut it in this game. Wisconsin is notoriously stingy with the ball -- the Badgers led the nation this season in fewest turnovers per game -- and Kentucky does not force many turnovers. The 'Cats were ranked 301st in the country in defensive turnover percentage and 317th in defensive steal percentage. Wisconsin was 322nd and 284th, respectively, in those categories. Meanwhile, Kentucky was 227th in tempo while Wisconsin -- despite its reputation as being a more offensively-oriented team this year -- was 287th. Thus, it appears we are headed for a slow, low-scoring, grind-it-out type of game. First one to 65 wins. That will put a premium on scoring in the halfcourt, which has been a problem for Kentucky at times. The low point came in a loss at South Carolina one month ago, when the Wildcats grabbed 21 offensive rebounds and made 33 free throws but still lost because they could only convert 27 percent of their shots. Though Kentucky is shooting the ball better during the tournament -- 39.7 percent from three, compared to 32.7 percent during the season -- its assist/field goals percentage is actually lower in the postseason. Possessions will be at a premium on Saturday night. If the Wildcats don't operate with maximum efficiency, they will have problems. 3. Will Kentucky's luck run out? If there were any doubt as to the importance luck plays in making the Final Four, then the Wildcats' storybook path to North Texas should erase it. Their wins over Wichita State and Michigan came down to the final possession, and they didn't take the lead over Louisville until there were just 39 seconds left. Obviously, the 'Cats deserve a great deal of credit for their perseverance, but a bad bounce here or there would have meant someone else would be representing the Midwest region this weekend. Is this really a team of destiny? We won't know until Saturday, but either way it seems we're headed for a dramatic ending. I think we deserve it, don't you? Boomer: Reseeding the Final Four Sports Illustrated's Boomer Esiason discusses the four teams in the Final Four and where he would reseed them in the NCAA tournament. More College Basketball


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We return to Premier League action this weekend, a fortnight after slipping to a surprise 3-0 defeat at home to West Ham United, looking to bounce back to winning ways.
And midfielder Lewis believes the pause to make way for the World Cup qualifiers came at just the right time, and has given our lads a chance to regroup after a disappointing result last time out.
"It was vital for everyone, especially after that Russia trip (to Anji Makhachkala in the Europa League), to have a break, and to go with the national teams to get some good experience like the Belgium and England lads did," said Lewis.
"They achieved a ticket for the World Cup, and a lot of other players won with their countries, so for everyone the confidence is very important."
Lewis put on a marvellous individual performance when we visited Villa Park last month in the Capital One Cup, providing a couple of assists as we recorded a comfortable 4-0 win.
And the 23-year-old is hopeful that we can enjoy another solid outing on Sunday afternoon as we return to a venue at which we've enjoyed consecutive 4-0 wins in our last two visits. However, he is fully aware that Villa will be keen to avoid a repeat of the aforementioned result.
"I'm definitely looking forward to going in that dressing room again because I've got good memories of it!" he said.
"My family's going to be there, so it's going to be a good game to play, and I hope that I can be part of it.
"I think we're up for it. Especially everyone who played against West Ham is definitely looking to come back from the result we had. We must keep it out of our minds, and try to get a win.
"We've won twice at Aston Villa now, twice 4-0. But they will be up for it as well."
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Kick starter: Senior reserve sparks FSHS, 4-1
No question FS dominated time of possession and took many shots on goal. Let's at least give some credit to the defense of LHS (especially Lauren Fleming and Alex Ewy) for keeping the score total as low as it was. It's incredibly difficult to maintain defensive effort against a non-stop onslaught & FS demonstrated they are a very relentless offensive team. Kudos to both teams for their effort and sportsmanship.
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Republicans must stage strong campaign to beat Obama
Ho, hum. Another column that suggests the only reason Obama was elected was because of his massive war chest and superior organization. All that does is minimize those who voted and will vote for him to mindless pawns swayed by the most flyers left on one's doorstep. I voted for Obama, but I was seriously considering, even leaning toward, McCain when he became everything he stood against. He pandered to the far right, even allowing them to pick Palin to run with him. Sorry, couldn't follow through on a vote for him at that point.
The Democrats AND the Republicans both share significant blame for where we are because nobody has the courage to stand in the middle, pointing out the fallacies of the extremes of both sides. Absolving the Republican party of their share of the blame is irresponsible for someone who likes to think of himself as a journalist. The Republicans don't seem to understand that their best chance of success next time around is to jettison the Tea Party mentality and reach toward the center. The party that first recognizes this will be the one that takes control of the next few elections.
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Neighbors are upset over plans for more apartments along Clinton Parkway
First, the point that people speed everywhere makes it all right for it to occur in this particular area of town is inane. Finally, to reduce valid concerns of safety, property value, erosion of public trust, and kowtowing to the interests of developers who prize profit over public interests as being "petty", is irresponsible.
November 15, 2011 at 9:37 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Neighbors are upset over plans for more apartments along Clinton Parkway
Why should developers who overpaid for a property (bad business decisions) be able to continually revisit the planning commission and city council to ask them to modify existing zoning so that they can then turn a profit? This series of poor decisions has resulted in an impact on the surrounding neighborhoods in the form of diminished property value, increased traffic, and safety concerns. Yes, some of the apartments may look good now (not all), but what will they be in 20 years? How long before the Getto property becomes a ghetto property? Some green space would be an asset to both the neighborhoods and the existing apartment complexes. Come on City of Lawrence, do the right thing for your citizenry,
November 15, 2011 at 9:30 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Audit of marriage incentive disputed
We have plenty of leadership in Kansas caring about family issues - they're called clergy, counselors, social workers, teachers, .... The "leadership" of which you speak, should be intent on addressing the economic issues plaguing the state - as was promised to those who voted for them.
September 28, 2011 at 12:18 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Plans may not meet goal of 'signature' library structure
The most appropriate time for questioning the project is prior to the public vote that favored the expansion. Once the public has spoken, then rather than revisiting all the issues that were addressed prior to the vote, one can lend their voice to "helpful" suggestions. However, that is not Dolph's typical approach. No, it is sharing anonymous quotes from fellow critics and portraying them as "fact" and "commonly accepted".
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Plans may not meet goal of 'signature' library structure
Wow, another negative opinion piece from Dolph, now that's a surprise! Is there anything positive going on in Lawrence, at KU,...? If you just read this weekly column, you would think this was the biggest armpit in the world. Specific to the library issue, it was put to a public vote and the public supported the move. Sounds like sour grapes, could it be that Dolph had a personal interest in another option that wasn't chosen? Finally, this "journalism" of "A (fill in the blank) told this writer that....." is a shoddy way of developing an opinion piece.
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LeBron James not greatest of all time
Yes, and apparently you keep reading them. Heed what you no doubt heard when you were young - if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it. Honestly, the criticism of writers is absurd. I challenge anyone to do what Keegan and others do on a daily basis as well as they do. You'll find out quickly that you just should have kept your thoughts to yourself.
June 21, 2011 at 12:21 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
LeBron James belongs inside if Heat want to win 2012 NBA title
Not a Lebron fan, so this certainly might bias my opinion, but I think one of the biggest mistakes the Heat made was to have Lebron play the point. He doesn't have a distributor mentality and the other four tend to just stand and wait for him to act. Not sure center is the answer, but I think he needs to let others bring the ball up and start the plays.
June 14, 2011 at 12:26 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Kansas-USC notebook: Morningstar, Reed involved in big plays at end, too
Wow, hate much? A look at the tape will show every player on the floor getting beaten at various times through the game. Selby overplayed his man a number of times and you don't see anyone calling for him to have reduced minutes. Yes, Morningstar got beaten a couple of times late in the game and who did Coach Self (a national championship winning coach) put in the game to replace him - that's right Tyrel Reed. Face it, you don't know more than those who are getting paid huge dollars to make those decisions so please go crawl back under your rock.
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- Attorney General Eric Holder has resisted calls for a special prosecutor in the IRS tea-party targeting case, insisting that his agency should handle it
- Rep. Jim Jordan hijacked a hearing about marijuana policy Friday to grill a Holder deputy about the investigation's progress
- House Republicans have tried for 11 months to find out who's in charge of the investigation and how many prosecutors are involved
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The acting deputy U.S. attorney general in charge of overseeing 'public integrity' prosecutions testified Friday that he doesn't know who's in charge of the criminal investigation of Lois Lerner, the former IRS official at the center of the tea-party targeting scandal.
David O'Neil, whose job atop the DOJ's criminal division puts him in charge of public corruption prosecutions, told Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan that he also doesn't know how many prosecutors are assigned to the case, or how many attorneys from his division are working on it.
Asked to identify the lead agent in the Lerner investigation, O'Neil would only answer, 'I'm sure that we can provide that information to you.'
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Republicans are incensed that DOJ trial attorney Barbara Bosserman – a partisan who has contributed nearly $7,000 to President Barack Obama's campaigns and other Democratic party coffers, has reportedly been appointed as the probe's point person.
They have demanded the appointment of a special counsel to take over, passing a House resolution on May 2 that claimed the Obama administration has a 'conflict of interest' and that 'statements and actions of ... the Obama Administration in connection with this matter have served to undermine the Department of Justice's investigation.'
Twenty-six House Democrats joined every Republican in voting yes.
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'The DOJ investigation has been a joke, as evidenced by Mr. O'Neil's unfamiliarity with even the most basic details of the work being done by the division he oversees.,' Jordan said.
'We are talking about the IRS violating the First Amendment rights of Americans, and we deserve a real investigation that helps us deliver justice.'
Lerner was found in contempt of Congress this week. She is accused of carrying out a politically motivated scheme to hamper conservative nonprofit groups' ability to raise money during the 2010 election cycle by slow-walking their applications for tax-exempt status.
Jordan blitzed O'Neil, a former New York prosecutor, with questions about the 'investigation of targeting of conservatives by the Internal Revenue Service' during a hearing about U.S. marijuana policy.
But he refused to concede that Jordan's description accurately reflected what the DOJ is investigating.
'I would disagree with that characterization. I don't – uh –,' he said, reiterating his objection a second time barely a minute later.
Robert Mueller, then the director of the FBI, testified in 2013 that he also didn't have answers, and promised to provide them to Congress.
So far, House Republicans have come up empty.
Lois Lerner ran the IRS Exempt Organizations division until her retirement in late 2013, and is accused of leading an effort to hamstring tea party groups because of their political philosophy
An exasperated Jordan fumed at O'Neil that 'we've asked you seven times. We've sent seven different inquiries to the Department of Justice, and each time they can't tell us anything.'
'I oversee the public integrity section,' O'Neil said during a House Oversight subcommittee hearing, adding that 'yes,' he is involved in the case.
He claimed there are 'numerous career federal prosecutors that are on that investigation.'
But when Jordan asked him how many are in that group, complaining that he has 'been trying to get this answer now for 11 months,' O'Neill conceded, 'I can't tell you that answer sitting here today.'
O'Neill also suggested that the Department of Justice is unlikely to appoint a special counsel.
'No,' he said. 'A special counsel is not warranted.'
When the House found Lerner in contempt, it referred her to Attorney General Holder for prosecution, prompting an aide to a Texas Republican to call it 'the slime probing the slime.'
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When asked why few Mormons play professional hockey, Mills replied that it might have something to do with the violent nature of the game, expensive equipment and reluctance by church members to practice and play on Sundays.
Although his conversion has mellowed him out a little, Mills maintains a competitive edge and still drops his gloves for an occasional fight.
"Tempers flare in a physical game like hockey, but my approach has changed a little bit," he said. "I realized my purpose in life is not to be a pugilist. I will stand up for myself and my teammates but I'm not out there looking for a fight like I used to be."
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Union membership in Arizona continues decline, latest numbers show
WASHINGTON — Arizona labor unions have little to celebrate this Labor Day weekend, as membership numbers continue plunge in the state.
Union membership fell from 6 percent of the state's workers in 2011 to 5.1 percent in 2012, according to the latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That 16 percent drop – from 149,000 to 125,000 workers – was one of the steepest in the nation.
It continues a five-year trend of shrinking union membership in Arizona after a surge in the first decade of the century. Arizona union membership grew from 121,000 in 2002 to a peak of 230,000 in 2007, but has now fallen back almost to the levels of 10 years ago.
Rebekah Friend, the executive director of the Arizona AFL-CIO, said the falling membership is largely a result of the recession and the still-struggling economy.
"We don't have anything that says people want to join unions less," she said.
Friend said two of the industries in Arizona that were hardest hit by the recession are also two that happen to be big unionized industries: tourism and construction.
Close to 20 unions work in the tourism sector, Friend said, representing workers in hotel, transportation and food service industries.
The summer of 2006 was also the all-time high for construction jobs in Arizona, with more than 240,000 workers, economists say. Since then the numbers have fallen severely.
Included in those construction jobs are plumbers, electricians and other specialty trades who are more likely to be unionized than other construction jobs, said Lee McPheters, an economist at Arizona State University's W.P. Carey School of Business.
This July there were 87,000 specialty trade jobs in Arizona, compared to 165,000 in 2006 and 154,000 in 2007, McPheters said. He said the drop in construction jobs, especially specialty trades, could have led to the drop in union membership.
But McPheters said that in Arizona, as in other Southern and Mountain West states that have not traditionally had high union membership, organized labor has historically had a tough time.
And Arizona's economy is now reliant on industries like retail trade, real estate and high-tech manufacturing that do not usually have high union membership, he said.
"Lower unionization in Arizona is consistent with the make-up of the economy as a 'newer' economy, compared to older Midwest manufacturing," McPheters said.
That lack of familiarity is part of the problem, Friend said.
"People are not aware of the union members they see every day," Friend said. She said that Arizonans probably interact with at least one union member every day and do not know it.
American Federation of Government Employees representative Brock Henderson agreed that there is not enough talk about labor in Arizona, which leads to a lack of knowledge and misunderstandings about unions.
"Our biggest frustration is people don't recognize what a union is," said Henderson, who represents the 22 AFGE locals in Arizona.
The union has approximately 8,000 members in the state of Arizona, said Henderson. A main part of his job is doing membership drives and trying to recruit more workers to join.
Arizona is not unique in its waning labor presence: Union membership continues to slide across the nation. But national membership fell just 2.7 percent from 2011 to 2012, compared to Arizona's 16 percent drop, and 11.3 percent of workers nationwide were union members in 2012, according to the latest BLS numbers.
The New York City Central Labor Union first observed Labor Day in 1882. The idea picked up steam and several states began honoring workers with a holiday. Congress made it official in 1894, designating Labor Day as a national holiday celebrated on the first Monday of September, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Despite the challenges faced by unions, Friend said it is still worth celebrating Labor Day as a time to honor workers and give them a day to rest.
"Labor Day is about celebrating workers," Friend said, "unionized or not."
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Comfort Hotel Rouen Sud Cléon Restaurant le Seinomarin, Seine-Maritime (department)
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 30 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Rooftop terrace
- Breakfast available
- 2 meeting rooms
- Garden
- Car rentals on site
- Self-serve laundry
- Multilingual staff
- Limited hour front desk
- Tour/ticket assistance
What's around
- Rouen Expo Park (10.7 mi / 17.2 km)
- Lery-Poses Golf (10.7 mi / 17.3 km)
- Biotropica Zoological Conservatory (11.3 mi / 18.2 km)
- Charles Nicolle Hospital (13 mi / 21 km)
- Golf du Vaudreuil (14.6 mi / 23.5 km)
For families
- Garden
- Laundry facilities
- Hair dryer
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Flat-panel TV
- Satellite TV service
Comfort Hotel Rouen Sud Cléon Restaurant le Seinomarin, Seine-Maritime (department)
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $66
- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 Double Bed, Smoking
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- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds, Non Smoking
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 30 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time noon-10:00 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (12 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed (dogs only)
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Sailing nearby
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Conference space size (feet) -
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Pay movies
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
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- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.70 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
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Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 7 for adults and EUR 7 for children (approximately)
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Imagine... John Lennon's childhood. Liverpool 1955: a smart and troubled fifteen year-old is hungry for experience. In a family full of secrets, two incredible women clash over John: Mimi, the buttoned-up Aunt who raised him, and Julia, the prodigal mother. Yearning for a normal family, John escapes into the new and exciting world of rock n' roll where his fledgling genius finds a kindred spirit in the teenage Paul McCartney. Just as John begins his new life, tragedy strikes. But a resilient young man finds his voice - and an icon explodes into the world.
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