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Extremely very well situated across from Brussels airport entrance. It's the prime dpot to spend the last night before you leave. The good is good. Good breakfast. It's on the more expensive side but the location is what makes this property so convenient. There is a good train connection at the airport to get to the center of Brussels Antwerp Gent of Oostende. Its of course well understandable to the expensive side. Breakfast $25. But it's location makes you accept.
Very convenient for catching early morning flight The hotel was under renovation - the only restaurant operating was very crowded and busy
Perfect location, nice and well spoken staff. Wonderful mattrass
Excellent location I had a very badly soundproofed room (next to the lift). Outrageous for a room of that price.
It was conviently located for our needs. My wife and I needed to take a flight early the next morning and, while we aren't rich, we enjoyed our stay for the night. We were ready to take the flight. Leaving. It was sooooo good. It is unfortunate in this survey that there wasn't a choice "very good" because the item that we checked as good was very good, yet not excellent.
Can walk across street to airport. Bar area was short staffed so see I e was dry slow, but to their credit, the bar manage really was concerned. Plus their computer system was down
Position of electric outlets in rooms too far from bed
Can't beat the location if you need an early flight the next day.... This is ripoff pricing. First of all, the website says rooms from E139. But don't try to find a room at that price, E209 is what you pay. Without internet. Without Parking. Without breakfast. Even Tokyo and Paris are cheaper.
Location is perfect. Walk to check in at airport. Restaurant costly and service in restaurant slow.
Convenient to airport - just walk across the street.
40 steps to Brussels international airport
Perfect. Just in front of the departure hall. The best place where to stay if you depart early in the morning.
comfort and proximity to airport
Close to airport
The location to Budget car rental and the airport. The internet charge was ridiculous, and the internet service unacceptable, possibly due to spyware used by the service. When you charge for internet access, it should not include breaches in privacy. This alone will cause me to never stay at this hotel or any other hotel in the chain again.
The hotel is close to the airport & the shuttle service was good. The room was good. Arrangement with credit card was confusing - as I had pre-paid I had to come back to reception to register my CC to pay for restaurant. The service in the restaurant was very slow.
Everything was perfect.
The roomservice menu is very poor, food in general is not of high quality. I had to drink my wine from a plastic glass!
cleanness and hotels facilities (hotel shuttle on call during the night was very useful)
Efficient transfer to the airport Cleanliness, in particular the carpets in the rooms. In urgent need of change.
The ease of transportation to and from the airport and the location.
Close to the ariport Room not clean (especially toilets and floor) - Very noisy : I could hear the other client calling his wife thru the wall, and all the noise coming from the corridor
Close to airport especially if you have an early flight out of Brussels. Close to city centre too - station 5 minutes walk away. Time to city centre about 15 minutes. Taxi provided at hotel expense from airport to hotel during the day. Very efficient service. We left hotel at 5am. We had to take a taxi. Hotel pays for taxi after 6am.
The room was very nice and roomy, the bathroom was modern, large and well equipped The wake up call system did not work and we nearly missed our flight
Access from motorway - very easy to find. Comfortable beds. Good value for money. Secure parking. Good breakfast. Minor point but would have liked extra pillows. If I had asked I am sure they would have provided these.
The proximity to Brussel National Airport and teh free Airport Drop and Pick ups are the most salient points of thsi Hotel. No
Great hotel close to the airport. 30-40 Euro taxi ride to town. Staff is great in the bar area. Nice service and food is well done. Carpets not the best of shape. Could be cleaned. Taxi service is a bit slow. If you need to be somewhere at a certain time, I would book the taxi the night before.
Location and value Airport shuttle not 7/24
A beautiful, comfortable, well staffed hotel. It was perfect for my 13 hour layover at Brussels Airport. Twenty One Euro for breakfast is outrageous. I ate about two eggs, two slices of bacon, a slice of toast and coffee. I can not eat Twenty One Euro of breakfast. It would have been nice if the restaurant was open for breakfast.
I called reception and waited for an unnecessarily long time before an irritated and unfriendly employee answered me. I asked for some utensils and he said "didn't room service give you this?" And I responded "This is not room service related", as I wanted utensils to eat with take away food. His irritation came through his voice while he said "fine." He hung up on me before I could say thank you. After this short but unfriendly exchange with reception, I never got my utensils! I never called back to followup . It wasn't worth the hassle and especially the rudeness. I improvised by using their wooden coffee stick as utensils instead. It wasn't easy to use but did the job with the scooping motion. I've never experienced such distasteful rudeness from hotel staff before until now. It really put a sour ending to my visit to Brussels. It only takes one uncalled for encounter to leave a bad immpression. Needless to say I will not be coming back to this hotel. And forewarning for anyone asking for utensils; good luck with that!
Facilities, staff, restaurant and overall upkeep all excellent and consistent with 4-star designation. Airport shuttle was active/available (contrary to older reviews). Good location for airport access. Gated parking was 15 E on-site and was very convenient. Air conditioning was poor and room remained rather warm (sign on thermostat noted that it was an eco-friendly system so this may not be considered a major issue by some), only 1 full size towel for double room posed an inconvenience. Location very good for airport access but otherwise nondescript.
Very close to the airport, free shuttle, clean, modern, nice restaurant and bar. Train station is near by . Hotel is located in the middle of business park.
The free shuttle service from the airport to the hotel and back.
Food was excellent; staff was efficient and courteous One complaint: I extended my stay by a day and a half while waiting on a flight. When I called to extend the stay, the reception did not tell me the rate would be changing from 99e to 150e. This is a big difference and took me by surprise when I checked out. Not sure why the rate increased during a weekday but nevertheless I was not informed. I did not like this.
Excellent convenience to the airport; clean, modern, well-appointed rooms; very close to the train station too; great facilities and helpful staff. The restaurant is of decent quality, but (not surprisingly) overpriced.
the food (breakfast and lunch) is very poor but very expensive. breakfast
Room appointed nicely and comfortable for overnight stay. Check in efficient and pleasant. Was not aware to ask for a 'first floor' room. They did not have an available and although many rooms are on the first floor, our room was accessbile only by stairs. We were 2 mature couples who had stayed in Europe for family event and touring, so one of our pieces was especially awkward.
I chose this hotel for two reasons: 1- the location is so close from the airport and you don't have to pass through the traffic jam to Zaventem. So, i recommend it if you have an early morning flight. 2. Swimming pool, which was closed as most of the hotels do now adays. The reception was a disaster, that everybody did a check in had to fight with the receptionist, who was appearantly not satisfied with her work. My check in passed quietly (except paying the city tax which was for the first time not includedin the price)but after a while she called me from the reception an said some info were missing from my credit card, then she said you have to pay the city tax!! Told her i already did with your collegue. She said NOO you didn't pay! Told her call ur collegue. She called him, spoke in dutch, then said he did not tell me( without saying SORRY). Every body who was working there, whether in the restaurant, reception or out side, was absolutly not friendly and angry. Do not recommend it and will never be there. The receptionist The money value Swimming pool closed. Hammam closed ( why it's a resorts then?!)
location, big room, nice design
Free airport shuttle service, proximity to airport was good but not so close that plane noise is a problem. Staff helpful and room a good size and nicely set up.
the room service was fabulous
The desk clerks were very helpful. The rooms were great, and the layout of the hotel was great. No
nice hotel, good facilities, near the airport, staff is very nice and helping
Very nice and helpful staff in reception, good location for those who are travelling around the country, just off the motorway The double bed was too small for two persons
perfect room and bad jaquzzi,outdoor swimming pool are broken ,no breakfast .No free wi-fi in a room
The room was extremely clean and comfortable.
The building its self was neat. Everything else to horrible! Yes, hidden fee's lack of communication from staff.
Aesthetically, the common spaces were lovely. The food and beer were reasonably priced at the restaurant, and the minibar prices were fair. The staff was very unfriendly and unhelpful. To use the spa you have to pay an additional 13 Euro per person.
Good shuttle service to airport and price Room is incredibly small
The location we needed close to the airport was good. The room was small since we had a baby bed in the room.
Breakfast The room was too warm.
Meilleure pour prix
quite close to the airport (about 12€ taxi) very small rooms but still ok for one night... wouldn't stay longer
The hotel was clean enough and comfortable, however the location is further than its peers from the train and bus lines, if you wish to travel into Brussels. Stay at the NH or Holiday Inn to be closer to public transportation. The receptionist gave us the WRONG departure times for the morning airport shuttles (which departed every 50 minutes!), forcing us to miss our intended shuttle, pay 20Euro for a taxi, and making us late for our flight. The staff is clueless and unhelpful.
Very convenient from Airport. Easy acc to center and business around the airport. Some how there was a lot of noise. If a family stay next door, it could be... , but there are a lot of business people, I guess.
Location near the airport. (a) the price of food and drinks. Better bring your own. (b) The Ibis should post its phone number at the Airport Bus Stop, and encourage customers to call Ibis upon arrival. The Airport Bus serving the Ibis serves 3 other neighboring hotels.. When I arrived, I ended up waiting around for an hour for nothing. But once I called, it worked well. The airport information desk on the Arrivals floor will place the call for you for free. I recommend you call before you go outside to wait for the bus.
convenient location breakfast
The airport shuttle's early in the morning (from 05:00 onwards) near my bedroom window with there engines running; noisy and a penetrating smell of engine gasses.
close to business office first night very noisy (water pipes), limited menu in the restaurant
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized and directed to issue to Phena M. Anderson, of Spokane, Washington, a patent in fee to the following-described lands allotted to her on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Montana: The east half of the northeast quarter of section 30, township 37 north, range 10 west, Montana principal meridian, containing eighty acres.
Said patent in fee when issued shall contain a reservation to the United States of the oil, gas, and all other mineral deposits as provided in the Act of June 30, 1919 (41 Stat. 16).
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star Le Havre hotel in Perret with full-service spa
Popular property highlights
Located in Perret, this spa hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Bassin du Commerce and Perret Model Apartment. Marie du Havre and Volcano are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
A full-service spa, a casino, and a restaurant are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include an indoor pool, a health club, and a snack bar/deli.
Room Amenities
All 45 soundproofed rooms feature free WiFi and room service. Other amenities available to guests include satellite TV, free newspapers, and free bottled water.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Hotel Spa Pasino
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. In addition to a full-service spa, Hotel Spa Pasino features an indoor pool and a health club. This business-friendly hotel also offers a casino, a spa tub, and a sauna. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Hotel Spa Pasino has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 45
- Number of floors - 3
- Year Built 1953
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Casino
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- One meeting room
- Luggage storage
- Hair salon
- ATM/banking
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Indoor pool
- Television in common areas
- Health club
- Designated smoking areas
- Free WiFi
- Snack bar/deli
- Sauna
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Steam room
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Snack bar/deli
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Soundproofed rooms
- Room service (limited hours)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
LA BRASSERIE - This brasserie serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Windsurfing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
Spa Services
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 20 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Debit cards not accepted
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Deposit: EUR 50.00 per day
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.25 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 17 for adults and EUR 17 for children (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 20 per night
Hotel Name
- Hotel Spa Pasino
- Hotel Spa Pasino Le Havre
- Spa Pasino
- Spa Pasino Le Havre
National Rating
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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Memoright has launched a new 2.5-inch SSD series, the FTM-25, available in capacities of 60GB, 120GB, 240GB and 400GB. The new drive is targeted at enterprise, workstation and high-end PC applications.
The Memoright FTM-25 SSD exceeds a read speed of 280MB/s and a write speed of 270MB/s in IOMeter Benchmark tests, and reaches 50,000 IOPS.
In addition, the FTM-25 series is equipped with OVP (over-voltage protection), OCP (over-current protection) and completely supports 128-bit AES (advanced encryption standard) encryption to meet low power consumption, security and reliability requirements, the company said.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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By Sharon Salyer Herald Writer
The ACLU is asking public hospitals in Arlington, Mount Vernon and Anacortes for a six-month delay in choosing a business partner.
Four proposals are under consideration, including two from Catholic health care organizations, which have triggered public opposition.
The letter from the ACLU of Washington, signed by 11 other community groups, cites concerns over the impact of tax-funded hospitals joining with Catholic health care organizations.
The letter said the church's religious directives can conflict with patient choices on birth control, in vitro fertilization and end-of-life issues, such as assisted suicide.
Serious state constitutional concerns can arise when public, tax-funded hospitals affiliate with religious health care corporations, the letter states.
The organizations which have proposed aUniversity of Washington Medicine, Seattle-based Virginia Mason, Catholic-affiliated Peace Health and Providence/Swedish, a collaboration between nonprofit Catholic and secular health care organizations that joined together in 2012.
Sarah Dunne, legal director for the ACLU of Washington, said the organization isn't asking for the two Catholic health care organizations to be removed from consideration.
Instead, Dunne said she would like the two Catholic organizations ensure in their proposals that the public have "the full range of medical care allowed under the law."
"It doesn't matter to us who provides the services," she said. "The point is residents should have access to these services. If they want to contract with a private entity to provide those services, we don't object to that."
Clark Jones, chief executive of Arlington's Cascade Valley Hospital, could not be reached for comment on Monday.
Clark Todd, president of the board of commissioners for Skagit Regional Health in Mount Vernon, said he doesn't think his hospital would favor a moratorium.
The three hospitals have been considering a collaborative business affiliation for more than a year and expect to make a decision in about 60 days, he said. Those hospitals decided to join together to seek a partnership.
In Skagit County, proposals from the two Catholic health care organizations have drawn opposition from some residents and a group called People for Healthcare Freedom, citing some of the same concerns as those outlined in the ACLU letter.
Todd said he has met with representatives of People for HealthCare Freedom and understands their position. "We're trying to incorporate their feelings and positions into our deliberations," he said.
Marcel Loh, interim chief executive of Swedish Health Services, said there are no plans to withdraw the Providence/Swedish proposal.
In 2012, Swedish joined with a part of Providence serving the greater Puget Sound area.
They formed a new nonprofit health care system and that each kept their names, but share resources.
Prior to the business collaboration, Swedish conducted a limited number of elective abortions at one of its downtown Seattle hospitals, but discontinued the practice when the Providence deal was sealed.
Instead, Swedish made a donation to Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest to open a new Seattle clinic which performs a variety of women's health services, including birth control and abortion. The clinic is near, but not on, the Swedish campus.
The ACLU's Dunne said the arrangement sets up "segregated medical care.
"Women shouldn't have to go to a segregated facility to get medical care," she said.
Sharon Salyer: 425-339-3486; email@example.com.


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MSA Muay Thai Premier League: Top Quality show. Main event was Liam Harrison v Anuwat Kaewsamrit - lots of other quality UK and Thai fighters on this 2 DVD event. New it cost £20, I am selling for £10.
Occupation Fighter: Great documentary centering around Chad George (WEC fighter) but featuring Dan Hardy, Josh Barnett, Mac Danzig, Miesha Tate and Thomas Denny. Cost me $18 in the US. Selling for £6.99
Andreh Anderson: Sweeps from the closed guard - loads of techniques very detailed and well explained. Helped me spot where I was going wrong! Cost me $30, selling for £6.99.
All three play on UK players and all three you should be able to find clips on youtube if you're interested in a preview. Postage and packing included in the price. All three for £20 - go ahead and treat yourself!
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BREVARD, N.C.-Head coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara and the Brevard College Women's soccer program are pleased to announce that this spring's Alumni Game has been set for Sunday, April 13th at 1 p.m.
All Brevard College Tornado Soccer Alumni are encouraged to participate in the two-hour event, which will include an alumni team, current players, and a staff team. The games will be a small sided seven-versus-seven contests.
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Columbus, Ohio - "Authorities are tracking a storm system capable of bringing severe weather conditions into most parts of Ohio Wednesday and Thursday this week. Conditions could include flooding, strong winds and power outages. We are concerned for all Ohioans who may be affected by this storm system and urge everyone, especially our elders and their caregivers, to plan ahead and be prepared.
"Resources to help families and individuals create an emergency plan and build a kit of essentials can be found at www.ready.ohio.gov. Learn about severe weather threats by visiting www.weathersafety.ohio.gov.
"As severe conditions approach and after they have passed, please check on your friends, family and neighbors in your community to ensure they have power, food, water, medicines and necessary supplies to stay safe and healthy until things return to normal. Also, staying cool will be a big concern, as older adults can be more susceptible to heat-related illnesses.
"Older adults, people with disabilities and their families can call 1-866-243-5678 to be connected to their local area agency on aging's resources and programs that can provide help in their communities."
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Shirley and I have discussed the clothing details. In a photo as badly damaged as this one, it's easy to interpret certain details incorrectly. Shirley is being very careful. She asked whether or not this man's shirt has a collar. I replied that his shirt has a collar and that the tie is wrapped around the neck under it. There is a lot of shading around his mouth. It doesn't look like a mustache or does it? I think it's either shading or some sort of paper deterioration. We'll know more as the restoration proceeds. A big thank you to Shirley for tackling this picture!
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Welcome back! Whilst you were away we added the functionality to view auctions and bid in pounds.
Muntbiljet 1878: Information on the Catawiki site about 10 guilder Netherlands 1878, 1885.
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I am learning about Backtrack (and also getting some lessons in Linux as well) and had a quick question. I've got a wireless adapter hooked up to my laptop but I haven't been able to find a way to disable the internal wireless card. I've got the laptop set up to dual boot with BT5 and Windows, so it would be perfect if I could disable the internal wireless card in BT5 and leave it up and running in Windows 7, but if that's not possible, just disabling it for both OS's would be OK too.
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GSA, Seminole Nation of Florida Sign FTS2000 Service Agreement
January 23, 1998
Contact: Hap Connors (202) 501-1231
Norman Wear (703) 285-1020
WASHINGTON -- At the Seminole Tribal Council of Florida headquarters in Hollywood, FL, yesterday Chief James Billie signed an agreement with the U.S. General Services Administration that is expected to save the Council several hundred thousand dollars per year on its long-distance service.
The agreement, formally known as a Memorandum of Agreement, allows the Seminole Tribal Council's five reservations in Florida access to GSA's FTS2000 service, which provides low cost, integrated long-distance voice, data and video telecommunications services to federal agencies. The service is provided through contracts with AT&T and Sprint costing less than two cents per network minute.
GSA Administrator David J. Barram said, "This agreement provides lower cost, higher quality telecommunications services to the Council. It will bring Internet access to them and open up a range of educational opportunities for Council members, especially the children."
In addition to Chief Billie, U.S. Representative Alcee Hastings and representatives from AT&T, GSA and the Seminole Tribal Council participated in the signing ceremony.
Norman Wear, a GSA Federal Technology Service program analyst, said that the Seminole Nation is the fifteenth Tribal organization and Nation to sign an agreement. There are now 550 Native American Tribal Organizations eligible to participate and benefit from FTS2000 services.


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Fun Day 2013
Sunday, April 21, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
This event is held annually and is the biggest and busiest event of the Adventurer club year. Fun Day is primarily a time for parents and friends to see what the Adventurers have done throughout the year. The day begins with a parade of all the Adventurers, Eager Beavers and Little Lambs marching onto the green field with their local club. Food, Display and Craft Booths are manned by the local clubs. The day is filled with games and activities for the whole family and a special feature closes out the event.
The club director or secretary must submit the online registration form fifteen (15) days before the event. Registration deadline is Monday, April 8, 2013.
Onsite registration is required before clubs will be given their reserved space for booth(s). The club director or staff may register onsite Registration Area, Sunday morning from 8:00-10:00am. If you do not register by the designated time, you will not receive a space for your booth(s).
All booths must pay a $50 refundable, cleaning deposit fee per booth which is paid by cash or check on the day of the event. Fees will be returned after a coordinator has inspected your booth area(s) for cleanliness. Clubs will receive a "clean" ticket for each booth to turn into registration to have their deposit returned.
Adventurer Clubs can have a Display, Craft or Food booth. Remember, your club is eligible to have a Food Booth only if you also have either a Display or Craft Booth. No meat allowed.
For more information, click here to return to website.
When & Where
SECC Conference Grounds
11330 Pierce St
Sunday, April 21, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (PDT)
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description: Explore Eastern Africa on a Serengeti safari, trek up Mount Kilimanjaro, or tiptoe past endangered gorillas in mountain jungles. East Africa offers adventures of all kinds, and the chance to relax on sensational island beaches too.

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Hi, I’m Patty Kim. Today we’re headed to East Africa, famous for sights like the Serengeti Plains. But there’s a whole lot more to this place than just safaris and savannah. It’s also home to mountain jungles, fiery volcanoes and the Great Rift Valley – a place where scientists have discovered some of the oldest evidence of human life, anywhere on the planet!
East Africa….a gateway to a whole other world. Among the most popular places to visit are Kenya and Tanzania…but more and more travelers are also heading to Uganda and Rwanda. And if you’re open to exploring, check out Ethiopia.
The high season takes place during the dry months – from June through August and then from December to February. That’s usually the best time to go on safari to spot wildlife. And you probably won’t be disappointed. Not only can you look out for lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants and African buffalo, but you could witness an event unlike anything anywhere else on the planet – the Serengeti Migrations.
The earth shakes as over a million wildebeests, zebras and gazelle cross the Serengeti following the rains. From their winter feeding grounds in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, the herds migrate to their summer feeding grounds in Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, and then make the return trip back again. With the herds, come the hunters. But no matter what obstacles or dangers the herds may face, the migration continues.
Over 90,000 visitors come each year to watch the age-old spectacle. So, for a front row seat to the greatest show on earth…. be sure to book well in advance.
For wildlife watching that’s a little bit more up close and personal, head west to see the rare mountain gorilla. There are only about 700 of these creatures left on the planet. You’ll find about half of them in Uganda, in the Bwindi National Park. About 120 live in Rwanda, in the Parc National Des Volcans.
The critically endangered mountain gorilla is a highlight of one of the world’s richest ecosystems. Permits to see these fantastic creatures range from $250 to $500 and some of the money goes toward protecting this fragile habitat.
Strict rules are in place controlling how close tourists can get, and how much time they can spend with the gorillas. But even just a few moments of being within eyeshot of a mountain gorilla will be a thrill to last a lifetime.
If you’re interested in more trekking, how about climbing 19,000 feet? Tanzania hosts the continent’s tallest mountain – Mount Kilimanjaro. From the nearby city of Arusha you can hire guides and porters and set out for Kilimanjaro’s snowy summit. To allow trekkers to adjust to the altitude, the climb takes about a week, but requires no special training or equipment, and the views all along the way are breathtaking.
For something a little out-of-this-world, head for the soda lakes of western Kenya. At Lake Bogoria, Nakuru and Magadi, the salt water bubbles with steam and sulfur. Algae thrive in this harsh Eden, attracting millions of hungry flamingos. Fresh-water springs and lakes attract other wildlife both familiar…and bizarre. With a ring-side seat by the lake shore, you are guaranteed a one-of-a-kind wildlife experience.
Want to stray from the beaten path? Head to Ethiopia. Its rugged mountains have guarded Africa’s oldest independent nation for thousands of years.
Near its northern border, the city of Aksum holds ruined palaces and towering obelisks from the Axumite Empire. Pilgrims journey to Aksum’s Chapel of St. Mary of Zion, where they believe the Ark of the Covenant is kept.
Religion has shaped Ethiopia – literally. In nearby Lalibela, eleven churches were hand-carved from the mountain rock. The mountains hold other treasures, too. Hiking in the Simyen mountains, you can spot animals found nowhere else… Ethiopian wolves that have evolved to be solo hunters and troops of gelada baboons that graze like herds of cattle.
After all that hiking and trekking, a little chilling out might be in order, and there’s plenty of room to spread out and relax on East Africa’s shores. Coastal towns such as Lamu, Malindi, Mombasa and Zanzibar are home to pristine beaches, flourishing coral reefs, and a view into traditional ways of life that go back for centuries.
You’ll find that English is widely spoken in many major tourist areas.
Wear clothes that are light, long, and loose. They’ll help protect you from the sun and fit in with local customs.
Traveling on safari to remote locations is slow, so make sure to budget extra time for getting around the countryside. It’ll be well worth it.


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For those who live monmouth county..
how long, if at all, will you wait before paddling out after the rain we had this afternoon?
keep in mind that it hasnt rained in a while..
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For those who live monmouth county..
how long, if at all, will you wait before paddling out after the rain we had this afternoon?
keep in mind that it hasnt rained in a while..
I have never waited to go in after ... I'm sure I will pay for this one day. But if there's waves I am going in
Maybe..time will tell
Never waited either, just wondering how some people feel about it since reading some warnings...
what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
What is the downside to going right out? Or durring it?
i have never waited due to the rain. if the run-off is that bad, i just keep my head above the water, and try to always keep water from getting up my nose. if I get out and have a head full of water...i netti-pot it out.
Some of the best surf has been right after a heavy storm.
I'm thinking that it would take some time for all the run-off to mix into the ocean, the worst of it might be the next day or hours later.
I went in after work yesterday, water was dirt... just didn't fall...
LOL, Jersey water is suspect no matter what. I always have reservations about water that never turns blue and states that have a concentration of their heavy industry located in wetlands and bays.
you could get Hepatitis, some sort of stomach parasitic bug that keeps you on the bowl for a day or so, a very painful ear infection that lasts a few days, or absolutely nothing. I wouldn't stay out of the water if it was good. Drink a lot of water, do the neti pot thing, take your vitamins.
Surfing in the rain isn't a big deal but you should wait for 20-30 minutes if you hear thunder or see lightning.


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Photo gallery: Pro-medical marijuana supporters protest in San Bernardino
SAN BERNARDINO -- Chanting "patients, not criminals," "we toke and we vote" and "Mayor Morris, don't ignore us," 30 supporters of medical marijuana gathered outside of City Hall on Thursday morning to demand the city stop shutting down medical marijuana dispensaries.
And many more would come if they could, said San Bernardino resident Rory Murray, 53.
"I'm here for a lot of people that should be here, but they're too sick or in too much pain," Murray said. "These are people that can only be helped by cannabis. "
State voters approved the use of medical marijuana, so the city had held off on aggressively enforcing its ban on dispensaries until the California Supreme Court ruled May 6 that city bans are allowed.
Since then, officials have aimed to quickly shut down all of the 33 dispensaries that were open at the time of the court's decision, and on Thursday raided two more.
"They have every right to protest," said City Attorney James F. Penman. "We wish them well, but in the meantime we'll be enforcing the city's ordinances. "
Mayor Pat Morris did not return a phone call Thursday.
Many protesters said that the city's ban was counterproductive, and would force people to buy in dangerous street situations.
"I guarantee you'll see crime and murder go up, if people can't get it somewhere safe," said Jeremy Allen, president of Arrow Alternative Remedies, which unknown to him was raided during the protest.
Allen said he agreed with city officials that there were too many dispensaries and too many people looking to get high rather than using marijuana for legitimate purposes, but said partnering with responsible owners would solve that problem without creating others.
"You 100 percent need to regulate it," Allen said. "Be a dictator, dictate to us how you want us to distribute it. We want to work with you. "
As a sign of cooperation, Allen said, his business had paid for a business license and required taxes, and wanted to operate legally. The city clerk's office confirmed Arrow Alternative Remedies had a business license that allowed the sale of general merchandise, but not marijuana.
The City Council, like most other cities in the region, has been steadfast in its opposition to dispensaries, saying marijuana sales encourage crime and other negative effects.
Nor do any potential candidates seem to have the right mindset, said Ray S. Fostore, chair of the San Bernardino County Libertarian Party, who attended the protest in a neat suit and tie. But, he said, they should.
"It's a humanitarian issue," Fostore said. "Why would you want to push the sickly, elderly and infirm into the hands of criminals? "
Another attempt will be made to change officials' minds by showing up to Monday's City Council meeting, Murray said.
Reach Ryan via email, find him on Twitter @SBcityNow, or call him at 909-386-3916.


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Dany Dubé, CKAC's outstanding hockey analyst, had an interesting take on the game.
What killed the Canadiens, Dubé said, was the lack of an effective fourth line.
A team's fourth line is supposed to contribute something: energy, physicality, nastiness, maybe the odd fluke goal … something that will wake up their teammates and perhaps generate a bit of momentum.
The Canadiens didn't get that last night.
Andreas Engqvist, the Hamilton call-up, played 5:26, went 1-4 on faceoffs and did nothing productive in terms of feeding hs linemates.
With the exception of his shootout goal against Tampa Bay, Nigel Dawes has looked like what he is: an AHL scorer who can't handle the speed of The Show.
And Tom Pyatt is Tom Pyatt: a good penalty-killer and excellent skater who doesn't do much at even-strength.
Proof positive that the 8-1 laugher in Minnesota was an aberration: Pyatt scored his second goal of the season against the Wild.
Buffalo's fourth line º Rob Niedermayer, Cody McCormick and Mike Brier– had almost double the ToI of their Canadiens counterparts.
And check out the stat sheet on Boston's big win over New Jersey: Claude Julien got double-digit minutes from every forward except Shawn Thornton, and he played 8:31.
The failure of Engqvist et al to provide a spark or eat appreciable minutes meant more ice time for the top lines.
And this was a problem because, as Arpon Basu points out, the injury to Tomas Plekanec bumps Lars Eller and David Desharnais up one level on the depth chart. And the absence of Max Pacioretty has Travis Moen, a prototypical fourth-liner, impersonating a Top Six forward.
Eller didn't do much last night, and his sub-par play rendered Andrei Kostistyn fairly useless. Mike Cammalleri was "promoted" from the Eller line to play with Scott Gomez, which did nothing to shake Cammalleri, who's not 100 per cent physically, out of his slump/funk.
DD was probably the best of the forwards against Buffalo. Jacques Martin had him out taking the last faceoff in the Buffalo end, with Carey Price off for an extra attacker.
The gang at L'Antichambre were talking about DD as the second coming of Jacques Lemaire.
And hey, I love the kid. But there's a reason DD was an undrafted free agent. I think he'll be a solid member of this team, but on a Cup contender, DD is not a Top Six centre.
The Canadiens did not play a bad game last night. They outshot the Sabres 31-24 and were perfect on the PK.
Unlike what happened at Madison Square Garden and in Minnesota, this was late-season/post-season hockey. Hal Gill, a former high-school quarterback, called it a "field position game." Ryan Miller made the comparison to a chess match.
The game was tight and tactical. And it turned on errors:
The Eller line failed to clear the Canadiens' zone, and someone forgot to cover Nathan Gerbe.
In Gill's analogy, Buffalo got close enough for a field goal. In Miller's, they were up a pawn.
Marc Antoine Godin of La Presse Tweeted a good summary of the Canadiens offence, notwithstanding its 31 shots:
The team has played two games outside this season: outdoors in Calgary and on the perimeter of the slot against Buffalo.
You can't beat Ryan Miller from out there.
And unless the Canadiens go to the net with more determination than we saw last night, they won't beat Tim Thomas at the TD Garden tomorrow.
• Statistical oddity: The Canadiens have alternated wins and losses since that costly win over the Bruins on March 8. Buffalo's W-L alternation goes back to March 6.


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A lawyer for five men whose convictions were vacated in 2002 suggested that city lawyers were perhaps seeking to undermine Mayor Bill de Blasio's call for a prompt resolution of the case....
April 12, 2014, Saturday
Mr. de Blasio's New Appointments
The mayor-elect filled two crucial positions with seasoned public servants to run the nation's largest city government....
December 31, 2013, Tuesday
De Blasio Names City's Top Lawyer, Appearing to Signal a Further Shift in Policy
Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio named Zachary W. Carter, a former United States attorney for Brooklyn who oversaw the prosecution of police officers in the assault of Abner Louima, as New York City's corporation counsel....
December 30, 2013, Monday
Litmus Test for Ethics: Options
THERE are two types of companies today: those that understand they must be more responsive to their owners and those that do not. Unfortunately for investors, the second group is far larger. One company joined the more cooperative forces last w...
March 21, 2004, Sunday
Marsh & McLennan Nominates a Director
Marsh & McLennan Companies nominated a former federal prosecutor, Zachary W. Carter, to its board after state pension funds demanded a representative amid allegations of improper trading at its Putnam Investments mutual fund unit. Mr. Carter, ...
March 19, 2004, Friday
Both Sides Express Confidence About New Schwarz Trial
There appears to be one act left in the long-running drama of the Abner Louima case: the retrial of Charles Schwarz. The guilt or innocence of Mr. Schwarz, a former police officer, has been contested in two prior trials, many hearings and count...
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Mayor Names Commissioners for Buildings and Environment
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March 1, 2002, Friday
Schumer Urges Carter's Aide For U.S. Post
Senator Charles E. Schumer recommended yesterday that President Clinton nominate Loretta E. Lynch as United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, the top Federal prosecutor for Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Long Island. M...
July 14, 1999, Wednesday
Giuliani Vows No Concession On Oversight Of the Police
Reacting to an investigation by Federal prosecutors that found widespread problems in the way the New York City Police Department handles brutality complaints, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that he would never agree to a Federal monitor...
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Styx, REO, Nugent tour raising money for Boston Marathon victims
Listen to Styx on iHeartRadio | Listen to REO Speedwagon on iHeartRadio | Listen to Ted Nugent on iHeartRadio
Styx, REO Speedwagon, and Ted Nugent are helping out in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing. The rockers, who are on the road together on their "Midwest Rock 'n' Roll Express" tour, are raising money for the victims via Styx's "Rock to the Rescue" charity.
At upcoming tour stops Styx's organization will give away hold fundraising raffles featuring a guitar autographed by all the bands. Three-quarters of the proceeds from the raffle will go to a Boston-area charity supporting victims of the blast, while the other 25-percent will go to organizations in the communities hosting the shows.
Styx, REO, and Nugent will be performing at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Massachusetts Tuesday night. "The Republican" newspaper says the venue has made a limited number of tickets available through Ticketmaster.com that are supporting The One Fund Boston.
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Activate the virtual host file by making a symbolic link to the Apache2 sites-enabled folder then restarting Apache2:
sudo ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-available/proxiedhosts /etc/apache2/sites-enabled
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sudo ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/proxiedhosts /etc/apache2/sites-enabled
There's another step above it where the proxiedhosts file is created in sites-available. Jebbushell 11:32, 14 May 2013 (UTC)
- Thank you, thank you for being so observant! That is a critical error. I have made the changes exactly as you pointed out. Perspectoff 22:34, 17 May 2013 (UTC)


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Thursday, May 27, 2010
As part of the new look of www.AllstateSugarBowl.org, the website's history section has been greatly expanded. The history section includes many stories that highlight the rich tradition from the first 75 years of the Classic, including stories on No. 1 teams and Heisman Trophy winners, a ranking of the top Sugar Bowls of all-time, photo galleries of the game's Most Valuable Players and all of the game program covers, as well as recaps and statistics from each game. The site's history section will continue to expand and this week, the Allstate Sugar Bowl turns back the clock to 1961 as it upgrades the basic recap for that season to a full story on a memorable game between Ole Miss and Rice - the victory in that game lifted the Rebels to No. 1 in the nation in some polls.


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This is the first mock draft for me of the season and is based on the current records as of week 13 . Please give me feed back so i can input my explanations.
Round 1
Kansas City (2-10) Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia
Jacksonville (2-10)Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia
Oakland (3-9)Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah
Philadelphia (3-9)Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M
Carolina (3-9)Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State
San Diego (4-8 ) Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame
Cleveland (4-8 ) Damontre Moore, OLB/DE, Texas A&M-
Tennessee (4-8 )DeMarcus Milliner, CB, Alabama
Arizona (4-8 )Matt Barkley, QB, USC
Detroit (4-8)Johnthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State
Buffalo (5-7)Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas
New Orleans (5-7) Bjoern Werner, OLB/DE, Florida State
Miami (5-7) Keenan Allen, WR, California
New York Jets (5-7)Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, LSU
St. Louis (5-6-1)Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee
Tampa Bay (6-6)Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State
St. Louis - from Washington (6-6)Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M
Dallas (6-6)John Jenkins, DT, Georgia
Minnesota (6-6)Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri
Cincinnati (7-5)Sam Montgomery, DE/OLB, LSU
Pittsburgh* (7-5)Alec Ogletree, ILB, Georgia
Seattle* (7-5)Robert Woods*, WR, USC
New York Giants* (7-5)Chance Warmack, G, Alabama
Indianapolis* (8-4)Dion Jordan, OLB/DE, Oregon
Chicago* (8-4)Taylor Lewan*, OT, Michigan
Green Bay* (8-4) Giovani Bernard, RB, North Carolina
Denver* (9-3) Kenny Vaccaro, S, Texas
Baltimore* (9-3)C.J. Mosely, ILB/OLB, Alabama
San Francisco* (8-3-1) Matt Elam, S, Florida
New England* (9-3)Barrett Jones, C/OT/OG, Alabama
Atlanta* (11-1)Alex Okafor, DE, Texas
Houston* (11-1)Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor
Washington -> St. Louis: Robert Griffin
Round 2
Jacksonville (2-10)Eric Fisher, OT , Central Michigan
Kansas City (2-10)Louis Nix*, DT, Notre Dame
Philadelphia (3-9) D.J Flucker , OT/G, Alabama
Carolina (3-9)David Amerson, CB, North Carolina State
Cincinnati - from Oakland (3-9)Khaseem Greene, OLB, Rutgers
Tennessee (4-8)Kawann Short, DT, Purdue
Arizona (4- 8 ) Oday Aboushi, OT, Virginia
Detroit (4- 8 )Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma
San Diego (4- 8 ) Jordan Poyer, CB, Oregon State
Miami (5-7)Zach Ertz, TE, Stanford
New York Jets (5-7) Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia
Buffalo (5-7)DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson
St. Louis (5-6-1)Gerald Hodges, OLB, Penn State
Washington (6-6)Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma
Dallas (6-6) Ricky Wagner, OT, Wisconsin
Minnesota (6-6)Logan Ryan*, CB, Rutgers
Tampa Bay (6-6)Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU
Cincinnati (7-5)Eric Reid, S, LSU
Seattle* (7-5) Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina
New York Giants* (7-5)Kevin Minter , ILB , LSU
Pittsburgh* (7-5) Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE, Auburn
Miami - from Indianapolis* (8-4)Jonathan Cooper, G, North Carolina
Green Bay* (8-4) Larry Warford, G, Kentucky
Chicago* (8-4)Cobi Hamilton, WR, Arkansas
Baltimore* (9-3)Khaled Holmes , C , USC
Denver* (9-3)Jordan Reed , TE/WR , Florida
San Francisco* (8-3-1)Jesse Williams , NT , Alabama
New England* (9-3)Jackson Jeffcoat , OLB, Texas
Atlanta* (11-1)William Sutton , DT , Arizona St.
Houston* (11-1)Margus Hunt , DE , SMU
Raiders -> Bengals: Carson Palmer
Colts -> Dolphins: Vontae Davis
Browns forfeit pick for supplemental draft pick (Josh Gordon)
Saints forfeit pick for Bountygate
Thank you walterfootball for draft order!
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2012 12:18 pm
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Why go back to back OL for the Eagles?
We'll have Peters, Kelce and Herramans back next season.
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This, is terrible. No way in hell do the Jets pass on Warmack in the 1st and Patterson in the 2nd.
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2012 1:03 pm
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Great for Bengals
Big thanks to kacymcbryant18 for the sig....^^
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2012 1:52 pm
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Justin Hunter
Jake Mathews
Can't complain. Not sure I would take an OLB in rd 2 though. I would look more at safety. Eric Reed is on the board too in your mock.
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I'm not a big fan of the Nix pick. He is a really good player by all accounts that I have seen, but we have bigger needs than DT. ILB and CB should probably come before.
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2012 2:29 pm
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Wilson / Hopkins make sense and have value IMO
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Ezekial Ansah in the 2nd would be better but it's good either way. Good title too.
"Strength is meaningless in o-line play if there is no explosive, or speed-strength, quality to the strength."
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I'm not a fan of Tyler Eifert in the 1st, but even if Gonzalez returns I don't think we can pass on him in the 2nd.
Okafor is fine.
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Back to back OL doesn't make sense for the Eagles. We need one, max (and even then only if it's BPA).
Joeckel is BPA at that point so he can stay, but the second round pick is much better served by a DT, DB, or WR.
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I would be okay with that first round Vikings pick, I know that some Vikings fans might prefer Warmack or Ogletree and those are two very good options as well. Second round pick is bad, CB is a minor need for the Vikings, WR, ILB, and OG would be the positions considered in round two if they go DT in round one.
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Not sure about Dion Jordan in a 3-4. Not a bad pick, I think it depends on if Pagano sees Jordan as someone he can shape into a star. I'll always prefer Elam.
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Love the Star pick, but you probably dont need me telling you that.
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KCDiehard88 wrote:
I'm not a big fan of the Nix pick. He is a really good player by all accounts that I have seen, but we have bigger needs than DT. ILB and CB should probably come before.
+1. Especialy with Amerson - Poyer - Eric Reid going after our selection. Any of those 3 are WAY better choices imo.
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The Gnat wrote:
I would be okay with that first round Vikings pick, I know that some Vikings fans might prefer Warmack or Ogletree and those are two very good options as well. Second round pick is bad, CB is a minor need for the Vikings, WR, ILB, and OG would be the positions considered in round two if they go DT in round one.
I would happy with this draft.
I like the pick of Sheldon Richardson (DT) in the 1st round over Warmack/Ogletree. Sheldon is a beast. I dont think we need to go O-Line in Round 1 after going O-Line in 2012 (Kalil). With this being a relatively deep MLB/ILB draft (and 4-3 LB get devalued) I would be okay waiting for an upgrade at that position.
Logan Ryan (CB) is a nice pick, though I expect it to be an unpopular one. I for one, think its absolutely great value if we lose Winfield to retirement (which is a big possibily). Ryan would be a #1 CB to pair with Cook. Ryan is much better then Robinson. If Ryan stayed in school, he'd be in conversations for top CB of the next draft.
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text: Lindsay Lohan has a big problem. She says she is innocent of lying to the police and that she was really not driving her Porsche despite numerous witnesses stating otherwise. See, in Lindsay's world all those people are out to get her. Lindsay probably has herself convinced that she was not driving. Apparently she will not accept any plea deal because then she would have to admit she is guilty. You know, because her fans don't want her to plead guilty. And if she goes to jail or lock down rehab she will miss The Wanted summer tour and this time she was going to be roomies with all the band. Being out of the public eye for six solid months would probably be good for Lindsay. She could get clean, hopefully for good, but likely not because she has a prescription for all those pills she takes so she will stay f**ked up even in rehab. She should go without all of them and get out and not talk to Dina or Michael ever again and then she would have a chance. She won't though.


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I want to know if you all think this is as disrespectful and crazy as I do...? Its so bad I never really want to speak to my husbands mom again. We asked my husbands mom to get her pertussis vaccine to be around the baby. Just a few months ago some poor infant where I live was very very sick in the NICU with this illness, and its not hard to get the vaccine at all. I just want to protect my daughter. My husband asked his mom about this, and she called germophobes, and insane, crying about how she will "never" meet her grandchild, which we only wanted to have her fully vaccinated first for her protection. She then posted a facebook status and I quote "So now my son is saying no one can see his baby unless they get vaccinated so I guess that is how he will keep me & my family from seeing my first grandchild...what do you think!?" she got responses like "I have had all vaccinations in school and repeated in the Military. I have also had Hepititas vaccinations. I won't be getting any more unless We travel overseas. Looks like We will never see Emma... OH WELL!", "Dumb! My kid turned out fine without everyone getting vaccines. I'm sorry, aunt janette!", "Oh geez, I've been going through.issues w same similar results. They'll cave - grandparents are PRICELESS, they will NEED you!! Good luck!", " Well, I guess we'll just have to wait til Melody has kids." "That is very sad Children need to be exposed to germs, but more importantly they need to be exposed to their family!! Hope those newbie parents come around soon."
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The group was set to take the stage today at the Camp Bisco music festival in Mariaville Lake, New York. Then on Sunday the band was slated to perform at Louisville's Forecastle Festival.
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Wow. Thats gotta be bad. Have you tried to talk to her? Ask her why? Maybe do that first then tell us what she says. Maybe it was an accident or maybe it was a scheme...>.<
Guess what happened today? My older sister, thats what. I got a TV explorer 2 years ago for Christmas. I had a pink dog named Tulip. After 2 years of playing with Tulip, something terrible happened. (Tulip has the 2nd flower book, all the potions, and has completed 283 quests.) 2 of the saved animals are mine, and my parents made me share 1 with my sister. So my sister gets bored of having only 1 pet. So she goes on and DELETES Tulip! 2 years! All my STUFF and QUESTS are GONE and WASTED. ALL OF IT, A WASTE! I decided to tell you to get out my ANGER and SADNESS !
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This is a very interesting read - the cliff notes from the Garry Cook media scrum earlier:
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-On regulation, the UFC isnt a sport. MMA is. The IMMAF need to respond to the government and regulation. The UFC are helping them accelerate that. Theyre engaging on a government level. Its time for people to understand this is an elite performance athletic sport.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College baseball team recognized their nine 2012 seniors in a pregame ceremony, and then went out and capped off their South Atlantic Conference regular season by completing the sweep over Anderson and running their winning streak to 11 games as the Tornados topped the Trojans 6-3 and 5-3 on Saturday afternoon at Gil Coan Field.
Brevard recognized seniors Kameron Armacost, Casey Burnette, Kramer Clark, Zach Merriken, Randy O'Dell, Kody Miller, Jacob Koontz, Casey Smith and Tarron Robinson in a pregame ceremony, and Kevin Hamilton played the National Anthem on his guitar to cap off the most successful regular season since the Tornados became a member of the NCAA Division II and the South Atlantic Conference.
Tyler Lequire (2-1) and Kevin Hamilton (3-1) picked up the wins for Brevard (26-20, 16-11 SAC) as the Tornados locked up the three-seed in next week's Food Lion SAC Baseball Championship. Landon Beck (1-8) and Erick Sanderson (3-6) suffered the losses for the Trojans (13-36, 6-21 SAC) as Anderson closes out their second season in South Atlantic Conference action.
Game One: Brevard 6, Anderson 3
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Brevard plated runs early in support of Lequire, and the BC freshman right-hander bounced back after walking the bases loaded to pitch seven strong innings in winning his second consecutive start and clinching the three-seed for Brevard in the conference tournament.
The Tornados opened the scoring in the bottom of the first as Chad Funkhouser doubled in Champ Stuart with a drive in the right centerfield gap, and Brevard increased their lead to 3-0 in the third as Eric Renegar scored on a throwing error by the AU catcher, while Robinson came across the plate on a wild pitch.
The Tornados added three more runs in the middle innings, with Renegar continuing his strong weekend of play, driving in Robinson with a triple to the fence in left centerfield in the bottom of the fifth inning, and Merriken followed three batters later with a double down the left field line, bringing Renegar across the plate. Robinson added the final BC run in the sixth, scoring Armacost with a single through the right side of the infield to provide Lequire with a 6-0 lead heading into the final three frames.
Tony Price ended the shutout bid on the first pitch of the seventh inning, driving a home run over the fence in left centerfield to put the Trojans on the board, and Ryan Kirkland added a second AU run in the eighth, scoring on a wild pitch from BC reliever Smith.
Price capped off the scoring in the game with his second home run of the contest, third on the season with a blast over the left field fence, but Smith retired the side to end the game in favor of the home squad.
Robinson went 3-for-4 with an RBI and pair of runs scored to pace the BC offensive efforts in the ball game, while Price led the Trojans side with his two solo home runs.
On the mound, Lequire picked up the win, going seven innings and striking out seven Trojans, while scattering five hits. Beck was saddled with the loss, allowing three runs (two earned) over four innings, recording five strikeouts.
Game Two: Brevard 5, Anderson 3
Box Score
Brevard built a 5-0 lead midway through the contest and the Tornados were able to hold off a furious seventh inning rally by the Trojans with Burnette picking up his first career save as the Tornados completed the weekend sweep over Anderson with the 5-3 victory.
Hamilton retired the side in order in the top of the first and Brevard quickly took advantage, loading the bases before O'Dell drove a single through the right side of the infield, plating Funkhouser and Armacost to put Brevard up 2-0 early.
The Tornados added a third run in the bottom of the second as Armacost singled up the middle, scoring Clark, and Brevard capped their scoring with runs in the fourth and the fifth as Stuart doubled in Christian Christopoulos, while O'Dell hit a sacrifice fly to left field, scoring Robinson to give Brevard a 5-0 lead heading into the sixth inning.
Anderson, meanwhile, struggled to record a hit against Hamilton as the BC sophomore right-hander allowed three walks, but carried a no-hitter into the top of the fifth inning before Jonathan Zalud snapped the bid with a single to left field. However, Anderson was unable to break the shutout attempt until the top of the seventh.
A throwing error by the BC second baseman was followed by a walk as the Trojans put their first two base runners aboard. Zalud singled in the first run, scoring Price, and following a walk to Thomas Padro, loading the bases, Jonathan Romano hit a two-run single through the left side of the infield, cutting the lead down to 5-3.
Burnette came in relief for the Tornados and continued his streak of shutout outings in the SAC on the season, making his fifth appearance in conference play and he retired the final three batters to end the game, recording his first career save with Brevard.
O'Dell led Brevard with three RBIs in the contest, while Armacost had a pair of base hits to pace the Tornados in the final game of the series. Zalud led Anderson with two hits, while Romano drove in two for the visitors.
Hamilton went six shutout innings for the Tornados in recording the win, allowing one hit while striking out six in tying for the team lead with three wins on the season. Sanderson went the distance for the Trojans, recording his team-leading seventh complete game on the season, allowing eight hits, while striking out two in the loss.
Brevard remains at home as they welcome Limestone College to Gil Coan Field on Monday, April 16th. The Tornados will be hosting their annual "Quilt the Hill" day against the Saints, with first pitch in the nine-inning contest scheduled for 3 p.m.


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PHILADELPHIA - Penn was in for a test as 2012 national finalist and 19th-ranked Georgetown visited Rhodes Field for the first of two Ivy League/BIG EAST Challenge matches, and the Hoyas lived up to their reputation in a 3-0 loss for the Quakers.
Two goals nine minutes apart midway through the first half provided all the distance Georgetown would really need in the match, each set up in part by Steve Neumann. The older brother of Penn freshman forward Alec found Bakie Goodman across the box in the 20' to give the Hoyas a 1-0 lead, Goodman sending a low ball to the left post.
9:04 later, Neumann won a ball at midfield and fed Alex Muyl down the right flank. Muyl dribbled through multiple Penn defenders before getting in point-blank range to and slipping in Georgetown's second goal of the match.
Tyler Kinn was busy all night for the Quakers, having to deal with three corners and eight shots in the first half. Kinn made four saves in the match -- each in the second half -- and cleared all 11 of Georgetown's corners.
In the 63', the Hoyas added more insurance, 2012 national Rookie of the Year Brandon Allen scoring the fifth goal of his sophomore season. Allen one-touched a cross from Muyl, finding open space in the box.
Penn doubled its shot total in the second half, sending eight offerings towards Georgetown's goal. Five of those shots reached target -- none more dangerous than a Stephen Baker shot in the 76' which reserve keeper Keon Parsa scooped up. In the 88', Duke Lacroix had two quick shots in succession, Parsa corraling each.
Penn falls to 2-3-0 overall, while Georgetown improves to 5-2-0. Penn returns to action on Sept. 24 at Villanova with a 4 p.m. kickoff.
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I've looked all of this forum, but didn't find any solutions to fix this.
So, I have a 3 hard drives, 250gb, 60 gb & 1tb.
The 1tb drive is divided for 2 partitions of 450 and 470 gb, and on one of them there is a Windows 7. I think, you understand, that you can't boot from a virtual partition, so I've had a Gentoo installed on a 60 gb drive with the Grub to manage my boot.
And now, I've launched the live version of bt-4-r2, passed the installation to the 60 gb hard drive with formatting them.
Everything've been OK, but when I've tried to boot from this 60gb hdd, I've seen the boot-loader screen, it's OK too, so I can boot the win7, BUT when I choose the Backtrack 4, there is an error, which I tried to fix all the yesterday and really don't know what to do now.
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Take keen observation skills, impeccable style, two open minds, and the experience and enlightenment one hopefully acquires from spending years traveling the world, and you get Burkman Bros: Ben and Doug Burkman's esteemed collection of classic clothing for men. Born and raised in Canada, the Brothers Burkman have been close confidantes since they were kids. As young adults, they worked together at the Gap and developed a continent-hopping habit that annually takes them to most of the world's continents. Launched in 2008, their Burkman Bros label blends influences from the far-flung destinations they've visited — a pinch of Indian madras print here, a dash of Indonesian ikat there — to epitomize a refined ruggedness that's quintessentially North American. From striped fleece hoodies, plaid jackets, and block-printed shorts to colorful woven bracelets, Burkman Bros will take you around the world in style.
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Go-to jeans in every wash to pair with your other off-duty essentials
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