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Welcome to Calipso Diving in Lanzarote
Hi, my name is Peter and thanks for visiting my website. I own Calipso Diving; a dive centre I started in Lanzarote over 20 years ago! Since then we've welcomed 1000's of visitors to enjoy the fabulous year-round diving Lanzarote has to offer. Whether you're an experienced diver or trying it for the first time, my promise to you is you will have great fun and it will be the most memorable experience of your holiday! You can learn more about what we have to offer on other pages of the website, or feel free to call or email me anytime. My team and I look forward to meeting you!
Stop Press 2018: Peter Monk Owner of Calipso Diving has been certified to work with Children by the Spanish Government under the Spanish Child protection Law (2009/315/JAI)
The dive centre is located in the popular resort of Costa Teguise on the east coast of Lanzarote. We're ideally situated to reach all of the dive sites within 20 minutes (or 40 minutes for Playa Blanca). We own four buses so transport is never a problem and we can provide free hotel pickup/drop-off. We have a shallow lagoon on our doorstep (3-5 metres depth) which is perfect for introductory dives, you can even feed the fishes! This gives you a real taste for diving in the sea.
Inside the dive centre you'll receive a warm welcome from the team where we'll discuss your diving needs and aims, answer your questions and work out the best dive options that fit with your holiday. Whether it's training, guided dives or just equipment rental, we'll do our best to work around your requirements.
We stock a full range of modern equipment including ladies, gents and children's wetsuits. All suits are stored in a warm environment so you won't be climbing into cold, damp suits. We're also happy to provide drying space for divers' own equipment prior to your journey home.
We have a fully equipped air conditioned classroom to enable you to undertake your academic studies which are required for many of the diver training programmes. Of course if you prefer you can always sit outside in the glorious Lanzarote Sunshine!
At the end of a day's fun diving, your final chance to get wet is rinsing off the diving gear in our dunking zone. Many divers use this as an excuse to soak their colleagues prior to drying off in a nearby bar with a cold beer!
Below is recent feedback from our customers. You can view more by visiting our Facebook page or Tripadvisor. We're proud of the service we give our clients and promise you a great time diving with us!
Pete and his team could not be anymore accommodating or helpful. We have dived with Calipso over the last 5 years Pete has always gone the extra mile to vary the dive sites and make our holiday diving experience more and more interesting. We would have no hesitation in recommending Calipso to anyone at any diving level. We will definitely be diving again with Calipso. Thank you Peter see you next year.
John Donohue
October 2016
I have thoroughly enjoyed learning to dive with Peter and the team right from my first try dive through to my padi deep dive. I have always felt safe and trust them implicitly in terms of safety, finding the right dive site given conditions to feedback on my skills. Well done I look forward to coming back again.
Becky Davis
July 2016
Been diving with Pete and his Team for more than 10 years, first class customer service, relaxed attitude and most importantly professional instruction. Book now for the best diving experience on the island.
Derren Fisher
July 2016


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Tricia Stonesifer
Account Executive
I can ride a unicycle.
Brian Smith
Corporate Sales Executive
I enjoy coaching and officiating soccer, and I'm often told I look like Steve Carell.
Marshall Boomer
Account Executive
I'm Canadian. I live and breathe ice hockey, but I've never played a game in my life because…I can't skate!
Lindsay Wilson
Licensing Specialist
For 15 years I did competitive baton twirling. After graduating high school I began new hobbies, including musical theater and running.
Michael Shober
Account Executive
I'm a tennis nut. I play like a golden retriever chasing after tennis balls!
Dave Smith
Corporate Sales Executive
I'm addicted to my iPad!
Kristi Salyards
Account Executive
In my senior year of high school, I was voted "Class Clown." Not much has changed, I still love to make people laugh!
Justin Wolfe
Senior Account Executive
Music is a huge part of my life. Currently I co-manage & play bass for a band called BANGERANG!
Mike Prowell
Account Executive
I'm addicted to the TV show "American Pickers".
Charlie Calta
VP, Sales
My favorite book is "The Devil in the White City" and I enjoy making my kids watch B&W movies.
Lori Husted
Account Executive
I love to drive and enjoy road trips; however I do have a serious road rage problem that I'm working on every day.
Matt Meyers
VP Sales
I love to collect matchbooks from all over the world. Must have caught the fire bug from my Boy Scout days!
Zack Buchanan
National Account Executive
I am a fan of the Knicks, poker, Shakespeare's comedies, and occasionally, brewing my own beer.
Heather Macaluso
Account Executive
I love playing sports and lettered in four in high school: cheerleading, softball, field hockey, and ice hockey.
Natalie DeSoto
Account Executive
I have a gold belt in Tae Kwon Do, it sounds tough, but it is the first step to black.
Greg Sindlinger
Account Executive
I love to travel, and wish to find myself in Tibet someday. Why? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Tima Good
Account Executive
I love to travel and feel lucky to have visited 15 countries and counting.
Jessica Stremmel
Business Manager
I was the President and captain of my competitive step team in college until I had to have knee surgery my senior year.
Ana Stover
Account Executive
I am big into music, playing piano, guitar, and singing in my spare time.
Kristy Freeman
Account Executive
Despite falling victim to middle-child syndrome, I'm my parents' favorite. Hands down.

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On Sunday November 24th at 2:51pm, this picture was taken. An hour before, little did I know all that would unfold. Sit tight, grab some hot cocoa, and enjoy the adorable tale of the engagement of Kevin & Amanda.
All photos (excluding my quick shots of the cards) are taken by the talented Jonathan Kuhn. You can (and should!) visit his website at jonathankuhnphotography.com
After church on Sunday, Kevin and I parted ways – I had a church meeting and Kevin had told me that he would use that time without me to go to work for a couple hours. Afterward, we would go on a "dinner date" he had planned.
I texted Kevin as my meeting was wrapping up, and he let me know that he had a few more things that needed to be done and that I should take my time getting to his place. I, heeding his advice, lingered around the church for a few extra minutes and chatted with some friends who were there setting up Christmas decorations. I didn't see his car in his driveway when I arrived, so I parked and sat in the car listening to the CBC.
Meanwhile, Kevin was in a nearby nature reserve by his house setting up a super secret surprise.
I had texted him letting him know that I was parked outside his place waiting for his return from work. I received a text right away saying "Oh come in!". Upon receiving this, I was confused at his verb tense as he was not at his house. I then asked if he was home. To which he replied "Maybe!" "I'm home!". Confused, I got out of my car and went into his house. I was not met by Kevin, but by my friend Krista. Surprised and confused, I questioned why she was there and asked where Kevin was. She let me know that he was not there and that he was running "boy errands" (to this day, no one knows what that means).
She then handed me a card and told me to follow her (click to enlarge photos in order to read the message). When we got out of the house, I laughed when I realized that I couldn't follow her too far, as I was going to have to drive. We hopped into my car and away we went according to her direction! We only made a few turns until she told me to pull over on the side of the road. Once out, Krista led me to the beginning of a trail. She left me there alone, but equipped with a second card.
I began the walk down the snow covered trail and not a minute later, I saw two figures approaching. As they came near I realized that they were not strangers, but they were in fact our friends Jami and Tristan!
At this point, I had a pretty good idea of what was to come. That morning when I woke up, I did not even see an engagement in sight. However, once Krista handed me the first card back at the house, I thought to myself Oh, this is happening! Because I was pretty sure I was in the middle of a proposal, I decided to have some fun with it. As I approached my friends, we met each other with Oh! What a pleasant surprise! What are the chances! It also just so happened that they had a third card for me! As soon as they handed it to me, they continued their "Sunday stroll" up the hill.
Off I continued on my journey. Next, I met with Joanna who was "Just out picking flowers on this fine day!" Funny how there were flowers to be picked in snow covered November… It was fun playing along. And lo and behold she had a card for me as well!
Lastly, I came across another couple. This time it was Sandra and Brian. What do you know! They were on a Sunday afternoon stroll too! And as luck would have it, they had a card for me from Kevin too! What were the chances! This card was thicker and as I began to read it, it not only was hilariously clever, but I became increasingly more excited for what was to come.
Isn't that card clever?! It's hilariously cheesy and cute. After reading that last card as I walked, I finally made it to where Kevin was anxiously awaiting me.
From there, he expressed some very kind words, removed his handsome hat, got down on one knee and proposed.
What did Amanda say? YES! I said yes!
This is also where we shared our first kiss. I love the way in which this moment was captured.
We were, understandably, very excited. And still are!
Here's the ring! Ring, ring, ring, ring, ring!
As we walked up the hill from whence I came, Kevin shared with me all of the hard work that he had put in to making this day special. He had visited my Dad to ask permission to marry me a month ago while my mom and I were visiting my Nana. He designed the ring himself and had been planning this day for months. This day was brilliantly planned – all unbeknownst to me, who was pleasantly surprised throughout. He incorporated all of my favourite things – homemade cards (which he spent countless hours on), dear friends, and to top it all off, the entire thing is documented in pictures. THE BEST. I could not have imagined the proposal going any other way. I also could not imagine marrying anyone other than him. I thank God that He allowed this wonderful man into my life. I am incredibly blessed to have him. He is my best friend and I love him dearly. I look forward to spending the rest of my life serving God with him.
A big thank you to all who participated. Thank you Jon and Katriina for taking the time to photograph the whole event. The pictures are AWESOME. Thank you to all of our friends for their involvement and their strategic and sneaky plotting. And most of all, thank you to my fiance (ooh that's so exciting to say!) for all of his hard work, planning, and thoughtfulness. I love you!


text: Downing of TWA Flight 800 There were two major events that were enablers to the downing of TWA Flight 800, and these have not been known to the American public. This is one of the pages that address these enabling events. A Trans World Airlines Boeing 747, flight 800, exploded in the air shortly after taking off from New York's JFK Airport on July 17, 1996. The political NTSB board reported that the explosion was caused by a spark in the center fuel tank. Considerable information from people with no political agenda or cover-up motive reported a missile streaking toward TWA Flight 800, and an initial military-type explosion followed by different fuel explosions. The details of this flight and the usual cover-up are found in the book, Unfriendly Skies: 20th & 21st Centuries, written by former FAA airline safety expert Rodney Stich. The report by the political NTSB board members omitted several key factors: FBI-CIA personnel, about one year prior to the downing of TWA Flight 800, enabled Middle East terrorists−probably al Qaeda members−to acquire surface-to-air missiles. Less than a month prior to the downing of TWA Flight 800, al Qaeda's primary aviation terrorist member, Ramzi Yousef, told a mole inside his al Qaeda cell that an airliner departing a New York City airport would be the target of a terrorist attack. The intent of the attack was to cause the release from prison of an al Qaeda member. The NTSB disregarded the testimony of key witnesses. Included in that disregarded information was the observations of a military helicopter pilot who witnessed the series of explosions and who saw surface to air missile proceed to the aircraft. He reported that the initial explosion was due, not to fuel, but from military explosives, which have a different color than a fuel explosion. (Details in the book, Unfriendly Skies: 20th & 21st Centuries.) Considerable evidence existed that there was no spark in the center fuel tank. The hard evidence of witness sightings far exceeded the speculation about the spark for determining the probable cause for the aviation disasters. Thirteen years after the downing of TWA Flight 800, no mandatory measures have been ordered to eliminate any sparks, providing further support to the fact that no one, including the aircraft manufacturer, believes that a spark was involved. The Surface-to-Air Missile Aspects A year prior to the surface-to-air missile downing of TWA Flight 800, negotiations were occurring at Long Beach, California for the transfer of 100 surface-to-air missiles to the United States, The people involved was a representative of Afghan warlord Abdul Rashid Dostum, FBI and CIA personnel, and Ronald Rewald, the former head of a secret and major CIA operation based in Honolulu. The purpose of the meeting, as arranged by Rewald, was for Dostum to give to the United States the missiles that were being sought by Middle East terrorists, including the al Qaeda group. Dostum wanted in exchange for the missiles the release from prison at Long Beach a member of the Dostum group that was in prison on a drug-smuggling charge. Despite the gravity of the consequences if terrorists obtained the missile that were being offered, the FBI-DOJ personnel turned down the offer. That opened the way for terrorists to obtain the missiles. The CIA-FBI personnel involved in the negotiations turned down the missiles, which were then being offered for sale to terrorists in the Middle East. Rewald, the former CIA asset, was disturbed about this, and provided details of the negotiations to former federal agent Rodney Stich. Stich then sent letters to several members of Congress, informing them of the imminent transfer of surface-to-air missiles to terrorists and offering to provide information so as to try to block that transfer. One of the members of Congress receiving the October 20, 1995, letters was Senator Arlen Specter. (MS Word) (Adobe PDF) None responded. It is believed that the missiles were then sold to unknown terrorists. That scenario was one of several reasons why powerful and controlling forces in government had to shift the blame to the improbable spark in the fuel tank theory. The Second Set of Enabling Events About a month before the downing of TWA Flight 800, events were taking place at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York City, where people are held prior to federal trials. One of the inmates was Ramzi Yousef, the al Qaeda mastermind being the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, the planned simultaneous bombings of 11 U.S. airliners departing Far East locations (known as the Bojinka plot), the mastermind behind smuggling of explosives onto airliners, and responsible for one in-flight bombing of a flight in the Middle East. Obtaining the confidence of Yousef was former Mafia member Gregory Scarpa, Jr. Scarpa was also in the MCC waiting trial and by convincing Yousef that his Mafia group in New York City was also interested in harming the United States, Yousef provided over a nine-month period such information as: How to wire bombs for downing airliners, and where in the aircraft to place the bombs. How to smuggle explosives onto airliners without being detected. Al Qaeda plans for terrorist attacks on major U.S. targets. These included: The soon-to-occur downing of an airliner departing a New York City airport, the intent being to provide the legal argument for a mistrial in Yousef's criminal trial. Plans for the bombings of U.S. Embassies in Africa. Plans for the hijackings of U.S. airliners and using them as a missile, flying them into major buildings. The advance information from the top al Qaeda aviation terrorist source--unprecedented in the entire history of terrorism--was then followed by: The downing of TWA Flight 800 shortly after departing from a New York City airport as Yousef was being held for trial. The bombings of U.S. Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The hijackings of four airliners on September 11, 2001. Local FBI Agents Recognized the Value Of the Unprecedented al Qaeda Information Local FBI agents receiving the advance information of the planned terrorist attacks were convinced of the value of the information and Scarpa's credibility in providing the information. Recognizing the gravity of the information, and the high value presented by Scarpa, several additional steps were taken to increase the value of the unprecedented mole inside the al Qaeda cell: A factitious Mafia company was set up in New York City, and Yousef was told that this was a Mafia company controlled by Scarpa, and that Scarpa's Mafia members would relay local phone calls from Yousef to al Qaeda members in New York-New Jersey areas and to the Middle East. That factitious company was staffed by FBI agents listening to months of conversations between various al Qaeda members. Simply by listening to the conversations, it was obvious that Yousef was an al Qaeda member and talking to other al Qaeda members about current and planned terrorist actions. FBI agents provided Scarpa with a camera to take pictures of writings that Yousef passed through Scarpa's cell to another al Qaeda member on the opposite side to Scarpa's cell: Abdul Hakim Murad. The pictures included drawings of how to wire a electronic device for explosives left on airliners. Money to put in Yousef's commissary account. These details are in the book, Crimes of the FBI-DOJ, and the Mafia. FBI-DOJ "Deep-Sixing" Advance Information of Terrorist Attacks Never in the history of the United States have the people responsible for protecting the nation against terrorist attacks have had such valuable insider information on terrorist attacks that did subsequently occur. Moral and legal requirements required that this incredibly valuable information be passed along to the government entities that could take action to protect against the expected terrorist attacks. This information was never passed along to these departments, and kept "deep-sixth" within a small high-level group in the Department of Justice. Reasons for Sacrificing Lives In Forewarned Terrorist Attacks In the culture existing in the FBI and other Department of Justice offices, the sacrificing of lives and national security for various self-serving reasons was a long standing practice. Other pages at this site, and in the various books written by former federal agent Rodney Stich, this was no bigger deal than what they had done for years. For instance: The years of cover-ups and other obstruction of justice tactics used by employees of the U.S. Department of Justice when present and former federal agent Rodney Stich repeated sought to report the corruption in the government's aviation safety offices that was resulting in a continuing series of catastrophic aviation disasters, and his attempts to report other areas of criminal activities that he and his coalition had discovered. The standard practice of filing sham criminal charges against present and former government agents who attempt to expose high-level corruption in government. The involvement by FBI agents in a series of murders with organized crime and Mafia figures. And much more of the same. In the case of the al Qaeda mole, high-level Department of Justice employees had another self-serving reason for sacrificing the lives that would be lost by withholding information on the planned terrorist attacks. Gregory Scarpa Jr., the mole inside the al Qaeda cell providing the advance information on the terrorist attacks, was scheduled to testify in upcoming murder trials about the series of murders that his father committed with the help of a key FBI supervisor in the New York City offices. His father, a Mafia capo in the Colombo Mafia Family in New York City, also known as "The Killing Machine," had been paying money to the FBI supervisor, Lindley DeVecchio, for information on people to be killed,. Key people in the FBI-DOJ offices had a self-serving reasons to discredit Scarpa Jr. He was scheduled to testify in several murder trials about the murders that his father committed with the help of key FBI Supervising Special Agent Lindley DeVecchio. If the information provided by Scarpa Jr. on the planned terrorist attacks had been acted upon, it would have given Scarpa credibility, and that credibility would extend to the testimony given at the murder trials that would have exposed not only that FBI supervisor, but also high FBI-DOJ personnel who for years knew of the murders and aided and abetted them by remaining quiet. These were major felonies under various criminal statutes, and have scuttled the careers of many key people responsible for the culture in the highly-political U.S. Department of Justice. Included in the key FBI-DOJ personnel involved in the obstruction of justice scheme were: Patrick Fitzgerald, U.S. attorney in the Southern District of New York, and then promoted to U.S. attorney in Chicago, and appointed to investigate the Valerie Plame CIA link that protect Vice President Dick Cheney. James Kallstrom, the FBI's New York ADIC. Jamie Gorelick, Deputy attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice. Louis Freeh, Director of the FBI. Combined FBI-NTSB Cover-Ups A combination of long-standing withholding of politically sensitive behind-the-scene misconduct associated with aviation disasters by the NTSB, plus pressure by the powerful forces inside the U.S. Department of Justice, caused the political NTSB board members to ignore the many people who reported the missile sighting and then take out of thin air the probability that TWA Flight 800 exploded due to a spark in the center wing fuel tank. The NTSB was pressured by FBI agents to ignore the reports by professionals who saw the missile streaking toward TWA Flight 800. Additional Reasons for Cover-Ups Many other people in powerful government positions were enablers to the conditions resulting in the downing of TWA Flight 800. Sampling of letters sent to members of Congress for 30 years prior to the downing of TWA Flight 800, by former federal agent Rodney Stich and his coalition of other insiders, informing them of hardcore corruption in the FBI and other government departments. Sampling of letters reporting the relationship between FBI-DOJ cover-ups and successful terrorist attacks. See mole inside a key al Qaeda cell that provided advance information of the terrorist act, information covered up by high-level FBI-DOJ personnel. See also the comparison of blame for several catastrophic terrorist attacks. See sampling of letters sent by former federal agent Rodney Stich to people in government related to TWA Flight 800. Long History of Corruption-Enabled Catastrophic Events As a result of the widespread corruption in overt and covert government operations, the systemic cover-ups that treat high-level corruption as the "third-rail," and the retaliation against whistleblowers, great American tragedies have repeatedly occurred, and will continue to occur. Harm to the American public in non-violent areas. Harm to people of other countries. Harm to the few people in the United States fighting the high-level corruption in a meaningful manner. Harm in general. Sampling of Early Consequences TWA Flight 800 U.S. Embassy Bombings 9/11 Easily-Preventable Multiple Hijackings These few examples of the horrors associated with airline disasters enabled to occur by documented corruption withheld from the American people. The standard culture of cover-ups in the United States enabled the corruption, cover-ups, to mutate into different areas. In the aviation area, although the continuing series of airline disasters eventually came to a halt for other reasons, the culture continued, and enabled to occur a number of easily preventable airline disasters. The inbred culture created the conditions that enabled four groups of terrorists to easily hijack four airliners within a few hours of each other and kill nearly 3,000 people. One of Over 200 Victims Choosing This Way to Die— Made Possible by Many Enablers in United States Consequences of Corruption, Cover-Ups, And Retaliation Felonies Not Limited to Aviation There were many other forms of victims from the systemic high-level corruption. These included for instance victims of the: Department of Justice prosecutorial misconduct, people being falsely charges with crimes in order to improve the prosecutors' career. The explosion of violent crime related to drug smuggling into the United States, in which CIA assets were major players. Series of financial frauds appearing every few years, with the latest housing and financial implosions surfacing in 2008. Seizure of assets from innocent people. And many other forms. These offenses are described in the books written by insiders. Corruption of the Type Described at this site does not occur in a vacuum. High-level corruption in one area is simply one tentacle of a widespread culture of corruption. And the consequences of that corruption−and the endemic cover-ups−have consequences in other areas. The culture of corruption affects the people and the nation in many other ways, That includes the latest series of financial frauds that has occurred in the housing and financial sectors. Also, the effect of the endemic corruption and endemic cover-ups−major parts of the culture in the United States−that enablers successful terrorist attacks upon U.S. interests. Harm to People Overseas From Culture Of High-Level Corruption and Lies in the United States In addition to the decades of harm resulting from the systemic corruption of key people and groups in the U.S. government, affecting aviation safety, financial, human rights, in the United States, there is the harm from outside sources brought about by the actions of U.S. politicians affecting people in other countries—such as the history of invading and killing foreigners—there are the successful "terrorist" attacks made possible by high-level corruption, and then there are the foreigners who are also victims from the same high-level corruption that adversely affects the American, but in a different form. Remains of a girl—about the age of the 9-year-old Killed in Tucson in January 2011. In criminal law, people are accomplices, and guilty, if they know of a criminal act and fail to report it to proper authorities and also to take efforts within their capability to halt their continuation. And there are endless numbers of accomplices that are complicit in these crimes and enablers of the consequences. Suggestion to people outside the United States. Become familiar with the documented systemic corruption in the United States and show the outrage lacking of people in the United States, and: Help expose the endemic corruption that seem to be acceptable to the American people, and maybe wake them up. Help to protect yourselves against the decades of ham inflicted upon people of other countries by the actions of U.S. politicians—supported by much of the American public. Examples: Serial lying by U.S. politicians to use as a pretense to invade Iraq and Afghanistan, killing tens of thousands of innocent people. U.S. politicians shifting enabling blame from their own corrupt actions that encouraged and enabled four groups of terrorists to simultaneously hijack four airliners, and shift the blame to the people of Iraq and Afghanistan—with the help of a dumbed-down American public that is mostly too lazy to learn the truth. Documentary Books by Professionals: Former Intelligence, Law Enforcement, and Aviation Safety Personnel in Government All of the books are available at amazon.com, in print and on the Kindle, and at many other Internet sites. They bring together the various pieces of the puzzle to better understand the overall picture, and why the same conditions continue year after year. Information on the books by former government agent Rodney Stich Sampling of early books reviews Sampling of complimentary letters/faxes to author/activist Rodney Stich. More information about these books by clicking here. Thanks to the Very Few Who Care Enough Thanks are given to those very very few who have contributed funds to the non-profit organization that helps to fund these exposure activities. Amazon.com Ordering Links Make Your Own Blog or Internet Site Get your own blog site, domain name, or hosting site at the popular godaddy.com hosting service. A low-cost provider with excellent support service. Click on the following graphic for information and quick start. Return to: www.defraudingamerica.com www.druggingamerica.com www.unfriendlyskies.com www.defraudingamericablog.com


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Popping into sport mode reduces shifts times from 400 to 200 milliseconds and increases throttle response.
So, you're considering buying a big American sedan. Something large and in charge that will get you to where your heart desires without having to gush out $80,000 for a European alternative. Staying below that price point doesn't mean you have to sacrifice typical luxuries either. For instance, let's say your budget hovers around the $50,000 range. For that price you can get a big comfy sedan with voice-recognition, navigation, heated seats, an upgraded Beats Audio sound system, a massive dual-pane panoramic sunroof, and a big V8 under the bonnet. Does that sound like an appealing option? Well the new 2017 Chrysler 300S V8 offers all of that, among other attractive features, and it just might be what you're looking for.
Let's begin with a walk around of the exterior, shall we? The 300 received a minor facelift back in 2015, and one thing buyers will notice almost immediately is the absence of any polished chrome on the exterior of the car. Optioning the for the sport-oriented 300S model deletes all exterior chrome finishes, and replaces them with a much sportier black finish. The aggressive nature of this car-star is made even more apparent around the front end, with an all-new glos black grill.
Another piece that goes rather unnoticed, in my opinion, are the black inserts within the headlight assembly. This creates a much nicer contrast with other fascia components on the 300, rather than the standard chrome/aluminum finishes. Speaking of which, the 300S comes with adaptive bi-xenon HID headlamps, along with daytime running LEDs, and sharp LED fog lights.
When optioning the 300S with the big Hemi (a 3.6L Pentastar V6 is standard fare), Chrysler options the car with standard 20-inch, Hyper Black aluminum wheels wrapped in all-season performance tires. These rims can also be optioned on the V6 rear-wheel-drive variant of the 300S, though all-wheel-drive cars must be downgraded to 19-inch wheels all around. It is important to note that all-wheel-drive is not an option for the V8 – the big kahuna is rear-wheel-drive only. This thing got a Hemi? You bet!
The rear end of the 300S continues with the sporty demeanor; boasting a rather large trunk spoiler colour matched to the car's Redline Tri-Coat Pearl paint, and big dual exhaust openings. Even though a Hemi is found within the engine bay, it pains me to say that the exhaust on this car is tuned to be remarkably quiet. Granted that may be appealing to some, especially because this means zero drone on the highway, it would have been nice to hear that V8 purr just a little bit more. On that note (pun fully intended), the exhaust on this car does a fantastic job at keeping the cabin quiet. As I said though, for performance junkies it may be a bit too quiet.
The star of the show of course, is this 5.7L Hemi V8 engine. The 363 horsepower beast also puts out 394 lb-ft of torque, an upgrade from when this motor debuted on the 300 back in 2005. Granted the 300S is not a light car, with a curb weight of 4350 lbs, but the Hemi does a proper job at bringing this car to speed with a 0-100km/h time of just 5.1 seconds. The eight-speed ZF-sourced automatic transmission offers smooth shifts for daily driving.
Popping into sport mode reduces shifts times from 400 to 200 milliseconds and increases throttle response considerably. Remember, this tranny is made by ZF – it's quite possibly the best eight-speed on the market today. Chrysler estimates that this car would consume 14.8L/100km city and 9.3L/100km highway, with a combined average of 12.3L/100km. During my week with our test vehicle, I averaged 11.7L/100km, with most of my driveway being on the highway, coupled with a spirited right foot as well. With a rear-drive V8 monster, enjoyment is inevitable.
The interior of the 2017 300S is a much-welcomed improvement from the previous generation. Our tester came with a black on black interior, with contrast white stitching along the armrests and sport bucket seats. The trimming composed of piano black for the center stack and a faux carbon fiber textured plastic along the console and dashboard. As the seemingly new standard for Chrysler, the vehicle is fitted with a rotary dial shifter that replaces the once-standard lever for shifting into gear. Is this the new norm? Rotary shifting will take some time to get acquainted with, as it's much easier to make a shifting error than it is with a conventional lever.
The 8.4-inch Uconnect display proves to be easy to interact with for all of your driving essentials. Everything from media to climate control can be found within the Uconnect app list, and placed accordingly on a menu bar at the bottom of the screen for easy access. The upgraded ten-speaker Beats audio system had some decent sound to it, but overall it wasn't the best that I've heard. I had to fiddle with some of the equalizer options to get it to a point of acceptable sound, whereas default settings had the bass pumping way too loud.
The 2017 Chrysler 300S comes with a base price of $42,695 – not bad, right? Once we starting tagging on options to achieve the sticker on our test vehicle, the total price comes to $54,615. This car will never look like as sharp as a Cadillac CTS (reviewed here), nor will it bolster the same interior quality as an Audi A6. The 300 appeals to a niche market, but it's that same market that has kept the 300 name alive and well over the years. If you're interested in having a big American car, sporting an iconic naturally aspirated V8, the 300S with the Hemi might just tickle your fancy.
2017 Chrysler 300S V8 Gallery
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Recycling collection
Recycling is free and the more you recycle that's less rubbish going to landfill.
Note - changes to recycling plastic
From 1 June, plastics grades 3 to 7 will no longer be accepted at the kerbside recycling or at transfer stations. This is as a result of significant changes to the global recycling market.
You can only recycle grades 1 and 2 plastics - this includes milk, drink and detergent bottles.
Grades 3 to 7 plastic that are no longer accepted include items such as ice cream containers, yoghurt pots and takeaway containers.
For more information - questions and answers.
What day is my recycling collected?
Find out what day your kerbside recycling is collected
What goes in the recycling bin
We prefer you have a council approved bin. You can purchase one from us.
All recyclables must be clean - wash, squash and sort your recycling.
Pack it all in your bin. Cardboard and paper should be flattened and kept together in a paper or plastic bag. It can be put on top or next to the bin.
Up to 5kgs of cardboard can be stacked outside the bin.
Put heavy items on top so nothing can fly away.
Collectors will empty a maximum of 2 bins per property. If you have 2 bins, put all glass in one bin.
Guide to what's recyclable
If a product is not recyclable, it'll be left in your bin, or your bin may not be emptied.
Plastics - milk, drink and detergent bottles.
Make sure it has the symbols 1-2 only.
No plastic grades 3-7, plastic bags, wrapping, polystyrene meat trays, packaging, bubble wrap, toys
Paper, cardboard, newspaper, flyers, magazines.
No tetrapak cartons, takeaway cups
Glass bottles and jars.
No broken glass, light bulbs, mirror, cookware, pyrex, crockery
Metal lids are accepted, but please separate from the jar.
Aluminium and tin cans, empty aerosols
No pots, pans, car parts, mixed media, clothing, shoes, textiles
No hazardous items like batteries, gas bottles, chemicals, ash or paint.
No clothing, shoes, textiles.
Here's a guide to recycling paper, cardboard, cans, plastics and glass [PDF, 4.9 MB]
You can take extra glass and other recyclables to the drop-off centre at 75 Innes Street or to your rural transfer station.
If you move house, you should leave the recycling bin behind for the next occupiers.
Where to buy a bin
You can put out 2 recycling bins per property. Recycling bins are available from customer service or Waste Management NZ Ltd for $10 each.
If you move to a rental property and there's no recycling bin, contact your landlord or agent.
If you've built a new house, you need to sign up for kerbside collection at customer service, then you'll get your stickers and recycling bin.
Look after your bin, try not to leave it out too long after it's been emptied.
We prefer you have a council approved bin. If you use your own crate, it must be of similar size and strength as a council approved bin. The contractors will not accept large crates such as vege or fish crates.


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PARK CITY, Kan. – For the second time this season, the Butler men were unable to hold on to a double-digit lead against Neosho County. This time, a loss to the Panthers ended the season, as Butler fell 82-78 in the Region VI semifinals at Hartman Arena.
The Grizzlies end the season 19-14. No. 16 Neosho (28-5) advances to the championship game on Thursday night against either Hutchinson or Cowley.
Butler trailed 12-9 before getting a traditional bucket and free throw from Caelan Neal to tie the game. Then Semaj Hervey and Neal hit 3-pointers to start a big Butler run.
When Travis House made a layup and free throw with 3:17 left in the first half, Butler led 38-24, its biggest lead of the game.
Neosho, however, would outscore Butler 10-2 the rest of the first half, cutting Butler's lead to just 40-34 at the break.
Neosho continued its surge in the second half, taking a 43-42 lead on a 3-pointer by Tucker Thompson with 16:41 to play. Neosho would never trail again.
The Grizzlies overcame a seven-point deficit down the stretch, tying the game 64-64 on a 3-pointer by Will Adler with 6:50 to go.
Butler would go more than three minutes without scoring and Neosho built its lead to eight points at 72-64 with 3:49 remaining.
Butler hit two late 3-pointers to get within two points at 80-78 and had the ball back with three seconds left. The Grizzlies had a chance to tie or win the game, but instead, a turnover took that chance away. Neosho made two free throws with one second left to ice the game.
The loss ended the career of five Butler sophomores, including Derrick Byrd, who led the team with 23 points, and Caelan Neal, who had 16 points and 11 rebounds for his fourth double-double of the season. He also had four assists. Two freshmen also were in double figures, with 18 from Semaj Hervey and 11 from Will Adler.


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Current WOS officers and sub-committee members are given below.
To email the relevant person, click on those names below highlighted in red. For example, to submit a record of a rare species, click on Rob Turner, chair of the WOS Records Panel; to provide a contribution for WOS News, click on Maureen Millar. To provide information for the website (such as latest sightings), and for general contacts, see details at the bottom of the page.
WOS Officers
|Deputy Chair
|Paul Castle
|David Little
|Membership Secretary
|Executive Committee
|Nick Adams, Andrew Bray, Paul Castle, Peter Cranswick, Graham Deacon, Jenny Elvin, Gareth Hawkes, Frank Mogford, Granville Pictor, Matt Prior, Alison Rymell
WOS sub-committees
|Records Panel
|Nick Adams, Mark Coller, Kim Milson, Mike Hamzij, Granville Pictor, Rob Turner
|Ringing & Assistant Recorder
|Mike Hamzij
|Hobby Editorial Board
|Paul Castle, Pete Combridge, Stephen Edwards
|WOS News Editorial Board
|Maureen Millar, Christine Johnson, Jenny Elvin, Jon Clark
|Indoor Programme Co-ordinator
|Alison Rymell
|Outdoor Programme Co-ordinator
|Granville Pictor
|Programme sub-committee
|Granville Pictor, Graham Stacey, John Osborne, David Wall
|Media & Publicity Officer
|position vacant
|Conservation sub-committee
|Matt Prior, Paul Castle, Nick Adams
|Data Management sub-committee
|Nick Adams, Paul Castle, Peter Cranswick
|Website sub-committee
|Gareth Hawkes, Peter Collier, Christine Johnson, Graham Deacon, Matt Prior
|Wiltshire Tetrad Atlas
|Peter Cranswick, Bill Quantrill, Paul Castle
|BTO Representative
|Bill Quantrill
|RSPB Representative
|Nick Tomalin
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– by Wendy Morley –
Del Kathryn Barton studied at the College of Fine Arts of the University of New South Wales, graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1993 and began exhibiting in Sydney and Melbourne in 1995. She has won the Archibald Prize, Australia's most prestigious prize for portraits, in 2008 and 2013, and she has been a finalist on two other occasions.
Wendy Morley: You still live in Australia, I believe? What is the art climate in Australia? I always picture the country to be very supportive of its own. Has that been the case for you?
Del Kathryn Barton: Given that there are so many sub-categories within the art world here in Australia, it is hard to describe the climate succinctly. I live in Sydney, which is a very competitive place to live and practice. I feel the Australian art world is, at times, a fairly brutal place to work, so artists find their own ways of surviving whilst continuing to courageously grow their practices. I sustain myself through consistently working. I truly do live for my work. I am completely addicted to the making.
WM: You're currently featured in a substantial show in New York: "like- ness" at Albertz Benda Gallery. I'm interested to hear how well known you are and how you find the reception in the US vs Europe vs Asia.
DKB: Sadly, my dear Mum fell very sick at the end of last year and I decided to cancel my trip to NYC for the opening of like-ness, so I have not had first-hand insight to the reception of my work there. I am extremely excited that two of my major works that were included in the show have been sold into American collections.
WM: I'm very fond of your style, which I would describe as both whimsical and dark, and from what I've seen almost always features a person, often in a portrait sort of set-up. It's extremely distinctive. How did this style develop through the years? Did you doodle sad people when you were a child?
DKB: Ha! Yes I have always been very drawn to the darker and more sexually explicit side of life.
I suffered from chronic anxiety as a child and from an early age my mother encouraged me to "draw" when I was have an episode. I began to draw obsessively. The act of drawing brings me back into my body in a very profound way.
I drew figures from a young age from a desire to manifest tangible "fantasy beings." In some ways, I think I was trying to conjure up encounters with my fairy and unicorn companions. In some ways my work still operates in this way.
WM: Who most influenced you? And I don't mean just artists you've loved, although you're welcome to mention them too! I'm thinking of teachers or mentors.
DKB: I am one of those people that finds sensory inspiration and influence in almost anything. I am easily over-stimulated and need distilled spaces (like my studio) to hide away in. In essence, I think all the good things in life informs and grows my work – sad music, extreme films, art, holo-tropic breathwork, sex, LOVE, and the desire for human connection.
My current mentor is my French bulldog, Cherry Bomb, who also moonlights as my guru. Her crazy, esctatic energy is something I truly delight in.
WM: Which media do you tend to work with? Are you experimenting at all in that regard, or are you content to work with the familiar?
DKB: I am very restless with media and like to treat myself to "serious play" with unfamiliar mediums but I always end up running back to painting and drawing, my greatest loves. My latest exploration is with film. I recently had the pleasure of working with actress Cate Blanchett in a new film I directed titled RED. The film is an unashamed celebration of elemental female power.
WM: What is exciting you about art right now, things you are excited about creating, things happening in the world, or in the art world? Anything that's stimulating your passion at the moment?
DKB: This is a hard question. It varies from day to day. At the moment, I am a bit obsessed with what I refer to as "dark-boy-art." I have been re-examining the work of masters like George Condo as well as John Currin's nudes. They are beyond measure. I also bow down to the apocalyptic musical transportations of the Fuck Buttons and the other evening the Spanish film Gloria had me bawling my eyes out. It was moving perfection!
WM: Can you please tell me about shows you have coming up?
DKB: I am working on a lot of exciting projects at the moment. My next solo show is with Roslyn Oxley 9 Gallery here in Sydney in August.


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Autumn View from Park Loop Road
This panorama of mountains, water, and autumn colors is near the beginning of the one-way part of the Park Loop Road in a section of Acadia National Park located in Bar Harbor, Maine. This is a good example of the diversity of landscapes one sees from the Park Loop Road.
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Drinking water program clarification advanced
Senators advanced a bill March 28 that would clarify the qualifications for a program that provides financial assistance to cities to build safe drinking water projects.
Currently, the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Act authorizes the state Department of Environmental Quality to provide grants and make and forgive loans to political subdivisions that operate public water systems for safe drinking water projects.
LB182, introduced by Sen. Dan Hughes of Venango, would clarify that the department may provide loans, grants and loan forgiveness to a political subdivision if its public water system serves a population of 10,000 or less.
Hughes said the change would reflect the program's original intent.
The bill advanced to select file 38-0.


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E36 Front End Suspension Help
My e36 front suspension is most likely shot.
With the car raised im able to move the front tires around quite a bit. It seems very shaky and loose.
When I drive over bumps my steering wheel rattles sometimes. Very little vibrations in the steering wheel though.
What are the major components I should look into replacing first? I dont feel safe driving around with my car in this condition.
I'm not sure about all the parts in the front end, such as control arms, ball joints etc
Any help is appreciated
Thank you
Sounds like you should take it to a mechanic if you don't even know what's wrong. *th-up*
Or if money isn't an issue. Order new everything. Tierods, control arms, control arm bushings, shocks, shock mounts and wheel bearings.
I will be selling the car soon so I don't want to drop a ton of money into it.
Which parts do you think are most crucial (for safety reasons)?
How costly will this get?
All suspension parts are crucial. Otherwise they wouldn't be there.
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So I created this as a new discussion, hoping someone could shine some light... But I have had no response hoping you ladies might have an idea? I just feel clueless
"I apologise in advance if this is TMI, but I need to know.
I haven't paid much notice to this is the past, but my last 2 cycles - I have been using the Clear Blue digital ovulation kit, I have had a bit of CM before/during when the kit tells me is my High & Peak Fertile window, but not enough to show on my knickers.
However a couple of days after my Peak Fertility I notice my discharge more, like to the point I feel wet! What is happening? Am I ovulating when I feel wet? Should I be DTD now?
Help! Thanks ladies xx"
14-07-2016 22:02 #13
@monkey88 when you wipe can you see ewcm on the toilet paper? Im currently getting discharge on my undies and feel wer but it seems to be creamy... i don't normally get ewcm on my undies when ovulating.
14-07-2016 23:21 #14
@curlybird I don't know tbh ... I don't know the difference ... It all seems the same type of discharge to me. Maybe I should just not think of that stuff, and try reply in my tests...surely there accurate
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@monkey88 TMI, but I notice pretty thick EWCM when my digi tests tell me I am at peak fertility and I seem to have pretty watery CM after I ovulate. (I actually did a normal OPK a few days after O last cycle because my undies were always wet from CM but it was negative). I've been monitoring my CM last two cycles and it seems to be normal for me. I have EWCM when I O, then I have watery CM until about 7DPO then it goes creamy...
Have you done another OPK? Just to check...?
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15-07-2016 07:01 #16
@monkey88 cm is a hard one
I've always had ewcm when ovulating and lots but then go to pretty much none existent cm after untill right before AF arrives and herbs/supllements/lifestyle all make cm different
maybe just try pinpoint o with opk for a couple of months then give them up and just go with it :-)
15-07-2016 07:13 #17
I'm struggling to keep a level head atm
everything feels slow motion and just slow!
Im feeling hopeful then completely silly to be hopefull , then honest , then try to be realistic ... Holly far out this is hardly like me , I'm wanting go shut up shop and not ever breath the word ttc again - I don't like that feeling
I want this to pass and to be onto next cycle tbh for some reason
try and get back to centred today
15-07-2016 07:55 #18
Thanks @NelopeJ88 & @Felicia . I haven't tried a different OPK, might be worth doing that. But I think it's safe to say I give up trying to check CM.
@Felicia how long have you been TTC (if you don't mind me asking - please don't answer it if you don't want to). For me, TTC is exhausting ... Physically & emotionally. The stress that follows if I focus too much brings me down. Maybe get busy ... Distract your mind? Catch up with girls friends, or do something new & different with DH. Fill up you schedule so that you dont have time to think.
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15-07-2016 12:34 #19
@monkey88 don't mind sharing at all cause if I can help and support anyone with my jounrey I like too
just clicked over 4 yrs -long different jounrey to others
just got the better of Me this month as DH has had a strict program and I'm feeling hopefully but then comes the mind games
I should now not to run to far ahead
15-07-2016 12:52 #20
@Felicia have you gone to see a specialist or anything? That's really good that you are happy to share ... It frustrates me when some women hold back because they think it makes them stronger, when really if they shared it would help so many other women.
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A selection of Christmas Tunes played on the Great Highland Bagpipe by Piper's Cove owner, John Nisbet. Bagpipes are accompanied by an orchestra conducted by Gary Haberman.
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The Scots' Joy of Sex
by Rupert Besley
A fun, "Off kilter" comedy book. No nudity.
Elegant and affordable Irish wedding favor
Sheer cream colored favor bag with embroidered shamrock
Approx. 2-1/4" tall x 1-3/4" wide
Elegant and affordable Scottish wedding favor
Sheer cream colored favor bag with embroidered thistle
Approx. 2-1/4" tall x 1-3/4" wide
Stainless Steel flask and holder do double duty as a belt buckle. Leather belt attached. Flask is engraved with either Celtic Knot or Shamrock
S- up to 34' M- to 38'L- to 44'XL- to 48'
Guinness Salt and Pepper Shaker set shaped like a perfect pint of Guinness.
This Irish! 6-Pack "Beverage" holder is perfect for tailgating, grilling, or just watching the game. No trips to the cooler needed (at least until lucky number 7)
Adjustable, one size fits all
Beautiful teabag holders. Great for wedding gifts.
Approximately 3 inches across
Magnetic bottle opener shaped like a kilt
Attach it to your refrigerator and use whenever necessary!
Flask with a Kiltie design
Brimming with kilt detail including kilt pin, sporran and buckle, these Kiltie Socks are great fun.
One size fits all.
Fiber Content:70% Cotton28% Polyester 2% Spandex
Looks like a long kilt, complete with sporran. Great conversation piece. Approximately 30" x 60".
Pattern may vary slightly
You're never too young to show your patriotism by donning an Instakilt. Suitable for children from around 4 years to 10, it's based on the original red kilt towel tartan design but with a traditional leather sporran design that's unique to the children's sized towel.
The kids Instakilt is made from the same high quality towelling as our adult kilt towels which means it washes well and dries even better, and we hear the kids kilt towel has become hugely popular at bath times in homes around Scotland.
Leather Bottle Holder with belt loops.
Conveniently holds a can of Guinness perfectly!
*Bottle is for visual purpose only and does not come with the product*
Keep your tea warm with our adorable denim Tea Cozy with red tartan accents and embroidered Westie.
Other patterns available - please call us at 1-800-447-1737 for the most up-to-date stock.


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Capital Escalation Wave 1
6x Battleship (Sleepless Guardian) [scram, web, nos]
Capital Escalation Wave 2
8x Battleship (Sleepless Guardian) [scram, web, nos]
Site Escalation Wave
1x Abandoned Talocan Battleship (spawn container, salvager)
Initial Group
5x Frigates (Emergent Sentinel) [scram, web]
5x Cruisers (Awakened Keeper) [scram] TRIGGER
Reinforcement Wave 1
4x Frigates (Emergent Keeper) [rr, web]
4x Frigates (Emergent Warden) [scram, web, nos]
3x Cruisers (Awakened Keeper) [scram, web, nos] TRIGGER
2x Cruisers (Awakened Sentinel) [web]
3x Cruisers (Awakened Warden) [rr]
Reinforcement Wave 2
6x Frigates [Scram]
2x Battleships (Awakened Keeper) [scram, web, nos] TRIGGER
2x Battleships (Sleepless Sentinel) [scram, web]
Reinforcement Wave 3
2x Cruiser (Awakened Keeper) [scram, web, nos]
2x Cruiser (Awakened Warden) [rr]
2x Battleship (Sleepless Keeper) [scram]
2x Battleship (Sleepless Warden) [rr]
10x Decrepit Sleeper Artifacts (spawn container, analyzer)
+5x Decrepit Sleeper Artifacts (spawn container, analyzer) [Possibly tied to the site escalation? We have only encountered this once to date. 12/2009]
* You may ignore and tank the trigger ship in Initial Group and then analyze/salvage all containers.
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Educational Leadership Doctoral Program
Educational Leadership Doctoral Program
Welcome from the Director
Welcome to the homepage of the WKU Educational Leadership Doctoral (EDD) Program. The EDD program houses over 100 students who are pursuing skills and credentials to become the next generation of leaders in various education-based organizational settings. Our unique course offerings support the busy lifestyles of our students, most of whom remain fully employed even as they work through the program experiences.
I invite both prospective and current students to explore the EDD website for further information about the program. Of course, if you have questions that require a more personal touch, please feel free to contact us by phone or e-mail.
Tony Norman
Director, Educational Leadership Doctoral Program
WKU's Ed.D. program is an active member of the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED), a national effort by over 100 institutions to reform and strengthen the education doctorate.
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Kicking My Creepy Pool Boys Ass!
MALE LOSS. My creepy pool guy thought I wasn't home and broke into my house. Boy was he in for a surprise. He thought he was gonna get away with robbing me. But instead I kick his ass with punches to the face and low blows. Then I smother him with my massive tits! That will teach him! LOSER!
MALE LOSES. Abe thinks he can withstand a barrage of punches to the face and belly by the only and only Paris Kennedy. Boy is he wrong! Paris does him in in less than 4 minutes with hooks to the face, gut busting punches to the stomach, and a vicious uppercut! Down he goes, another weaker male falling the power of woman!
FEMALE LOSS. Patrick comes over to fix sexy retro housewife Paris's kitchen cabinets but when he starts getting fresh, Paris gets mad at things escalate! Paris scissors Patrick from the kitchen sink and hits him in the head with a frying pan, but soon Patrick gets his revenge on her tits, slapping and punching them and attacks her belly too! Paris has no choice but to finally admit she is the weaker sex.
MALE LOSS. Starring Diana Knight and Kade! Who is the better fighter? DIANA! Watch as Diana completely destroys the much weaker and less-skilled Kade in a one-sided boxing beatdown! To make matters worse for Kade, these are KO rounds--each round ends only when a fighter's lights have been put out!
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Relive every moment of the 2015 Ideas Summit by accessing videos of the presentations, Summit Agenda, biographies of the participants, and our thank you to our generous sponsors who made the Summit possible.
Since 1993, National Review Institute has hosted a major post-election conservative summit, where leading policy makers and thinkers gather for discussion and presentations. The 2015 Summit retained some elements from our previous summits, including great energy and media coverage, but with a new format. It featured individual speeches, interviews and panel discussions.
Politicians featured in discussions included:
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Now in its fourth year, the glorious, comedic voyage from suburbia to chaos finally comes to Edinburgh. Following a eureka moment in Hemel Hempstead, Joel Sanders bought a narrowboat and moved into Apsley Marina. Frozen water pipes, exploding toilet tanks and £600 monthly mooring fees …. finally he was living the dream.Yet again, his infatuation had overwhelmed him. It was irresponsible, spontaneous and, against the odds, it made him happy …. for a while. The trouble with cutting out old stresses is that new ones soon come along. Following a court appearance testifying against some locals who had been terrorising the marina, Joel fell out of love with Hemel Hempstead, untied his ropes and headed for London.'Angry Boater' is a glorious comic adventure full of twists, turns & big laughs from a comedian who spent a decade working across the USA, appearing on shows with the likes of Robin Williams & Chris Rock …. followed by another decade in the UK, floating around on a canal boat. Top notch entertainment for boat-lovers, boat-haters & anyone who loves a great story. "Hugely Enjoyable Show." - So It Goes"Compelling Storyteller." - Reno Gazette Journal
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The breakfast session runs from 8.00am to 9.00am (including breakfast which is served up until 8.30am). Breakfast includes cereals, yoghurt, fresh fruit and a variety of bread/toast.
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The afternoon session starts from 12.00pm – 6.00pm. The charge for the Afternoon session is inclusive of a snack and a small cooked meal, e.g. pizza, soup, pasta bake.
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From September 2017 a later pick up time of 6.30pm can be also be pre booked.
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numberFire MLB Rookie of the Year Race: Week 4
Now that we're past Easter, it's obviously time to start naming MLB's individual awards. I've got Charlie Blackmon as MVP and Martin Perez as Cy Young. These picks matter, gosh darn it, and you can't stop us from making them.
No matter how ridiculous it may seem, tracking the Rookie of the Year race is much more than a practice in futility. Do you want to be the guy who's chilling at the water cooler and has no idea who George Springer is? Not in this dojo, kemosabe. We've got you covered. We'll be tracking this race throughout the entire season with updates every other Tuesday. If you want to check out our rankings from after week one, you can click here.
While there is some room for judgement on these lists, I'm mostly basing them on numberFire's nERD statistic. If you don't know what nERD is or need a quick refresher, you can click here. Basically, it's a measure of how good you are using advanced algorithms that would give Charlie from Numb3rs a mini-aneurysm. Positive is good, negative is bad. Get it? Got it? Good. Let's ride.
1. Masahiro Tanaka, SP, New York Yankees
nERD: 4.46 | FIP: 1.95 | WAR: 0.8
Tanaka is 'bout that action, boss. Through his first three major league starts, Tanaka has 28 strikeouts in 22 innings. Pretty good, right? Well, he also has only issued two walks. That's silly.
The coolest part about what Tanaka has done so far is that it's clear opponents have no idea what in the heck he's doing. Tanaka has baited batters into swinging at 45.0 percent of his pitches outside of the zone. That's the highest total in the entire league. Second place is Felix Hernandez at 39.2 percent. It's unreal.
Tanaka's name is also scattered among the leaders in several other plate discipline categories. Opponents make contact 69.3 percent of the time, which ranks fourth. Tanaka is also second in percentage of strikes that are swinging strikes at 16.1 percent. He's the one sober guy in a beer-league softball game, and that's why he's at the top of the list.
2. Yordano Ventura, SP, Kansas City Royals
nERD: 3.04 | FIP: 2.81 | WAR: 0.5
If it hadn't been for a bit of a shellacking at the hands of the mighty Minnesota Twins on Sunday, Ventura may have been able to give Tanaka a run for the top spot. Instead, he'll slide into a respectable second place.
Through his first 13 innings, Ventura had allowed one earned run on six hits with three walks and 13 strikeouts. He then walked four and allowed four runs in just four innings against the Twins, inflating his ERA to 2.65 to 0.69.
Overall, Ventura has been dealing some filth this year. His average fastball velocity has been 97.2. His average changeup velocity sits at 87.5, 9.7 miles per hour slower than his cheese. How do you plan on hitting that? 'Roids? Prayer? Meditation? No matter what, the odds may never be in your favor.
3. Yangervis Solarte, 3B, New York Yankees
nERD: 2.94 | wOBA: .397 | WAR: 0.4
"Boo, you worthless, Yankee-loving piece of poo!" - me, if I were reading this list. I promise, though, that this is what the computer says, and computer don't lie.
Make no mistake - Solarte has earned his place on this list with. Solarte leads all qualified rookies in batting average, is second in on-base percentage and wOBA, and is third in slugging percentage. A-Rod who?
With all of that said, Solarte has begun the harsh regression to the mean. After pumping out six extra-base hits in his first seven games this year, Solarte has now only had two in the last 11 games, and they both came in the same contest. We all knew his reign at the top of this list wouldn't last long, but it should be fun to see where he ends up after game 162.
4. Josmil Pinto, C, Minnesota Twins
nERD: 2.72 | wOBA: .411 | WAR: 0.5
As some of you may know, I grew up a Minnesota fan, so I have to be a biased load of junk to plop Pinto in here, right? Nope. The computer backs me up on this one, validating my decision to genuflect in front of a statue of Pinto every day during the off-season.
Pinto's got pop (four home runs, .535 slugging), but possibly the most impressive thing about him this year has been his patience. In 56 plate appearances, Pinto has drawn 13 walks while striking out 13 times. He has swung at pitches outside of the zone 27.6 percent of the time which, while not Earth-shattering, is a couple percentage points below average.
This reiterates the fact that this award on our site is strictly for offense as far as position players go. Pinto has played in 13 games, catching in only five of those while DHing the other eight. When Pinto has had a chance as a backstop, he hasn't fared too well. If nERD did include defensive aspects, Chris Owings and Abraham Almonte probably would have found themselves here instead of Pinto.
5. Jose Abreu, 1B, Chicago White Sox
nERD: 1.66 | wOBA: .350 | WAR: 0.5
While Solarte leads rookies in most of the rate stats, Abreu leads in most of the beefy composite stats. Among qualified rookies, Abreu is first in home runs, runs scored and runs batted in. While this is largely dependent on the players batting in front of him, Abreu's 17 RBI's are 88.9 percent more than Solarte who sits tied for second in the category.
There are a couple of things that kept Pinto ahead of Abreu: Pinto's wOBA and Abreu's position. Pinto's wOBA is a full 61 points higher than Abreu's, and Pinto plays catcher, a position where offensive competency is much harder to come by than it is at first base. But if Abreu keeps chucking yack-jobs, he could very easily slide up this list.
So, there's what the computers say. What say you? Feel free to send a tweet to let me know why I'm an idiot and Xander Bogaerts is the next Roy Hobbs. Do it! We'd love to hear from you. And now that you're all edumucated, start a discussion on the numberFire Question Forum. If you don't, I question your commitment to America, bald eagles and making impossible predictions only 11.11 percent of the way into the season.


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Today is Valentine's Day—one of the most controversial days in existence. There are those who get all googly-eyed over it and there are those who have nicknamed it Single's Awareness Day (and you can't forget those who call it Independence Day in unashamed rebellion).
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For me, it always used to be Single's Awareness Day...until I met my true love.
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Remember when you were little and your mom said, "Stop playing with your food." You'd be making mashed potato mountains and the peas were tiny soldiers ready to roll down the mountain and pummel the approaching carrots. If you grew up in the 50s that was about the only thing you'd want to do with peas and carrots. Peas and carrots came in a can. Those little gems were the mushiest, squishiest things on the planet. No wonder most American children grew up hating vegetables.
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Starting tomorrow and running every Sunday through August 3, Running Wolf Blog will be featuring stories about your host's involvement in community theatre. Each post has video included, so we hope you'll enjoy this new addition to the blog.
The plays covered by the blog, in the order they are scheduled to appear, are as follows:
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Marina Mart, Gas Dock & Ship Store
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The Marina Mart is a 3000 square foot convenience store, deli, and gift shop located at the entrance to the new development. Your one stop shop for bait, tackle, beer, ice, fountain drinks as well as a complete line of groceries. NO ETHANOL Gasoline and DIESEL is available in unleaded, mid-grade, and supreme with 24 hour pay at the pump. Free Wi-Fi available.
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Catfish Bay Marina is the home to the largest two-story floating fuel dock on Lake Texoma. The Gas Dock houses a 100'x100' Ship Store (convenience store) for all your boating needs. Beer, ice, bait, tackle and grocery items are available. Men's and women's apperal include summer wear, swimsuits, caps, sandals sunglasses and more. Just pull up in your boat and come on in.
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One of the most surreal experiences of a writer is allowing yourself to become somebody else. Your job is to convince the reader that this particular character is real and sometimes that means convincing the reader that your creation can commit the most unspeakable acts.
In our day to day lives we are held in control by the regulations placed upon us by society. We pay heed to the law and we treat our colleagues, friends and family with respect but what if your character doesn't? What if your character has so little compassion for their fellow man that they would think nothing of murder. What is their motive? Money? Lust? Jealously? Greed?
Giving them a motive is just the beginning. Take yourself out of your own head for a moment and into the creation that has been made. Where did it go wrong for this person? Are they a person at all? You can be there at that precious moment where something inside the mind of this character clicks and their murderous urges come racing to the surface. What is the selection process for their victims if any?
A lot of readers of my novel 'Red Snow' have commented on how large a body count there is, even in the genre of 'Horror Fiction'. Without any spoilers I will explain my process. There are a lot of characters within 'Red Snow' who think nothing of murder. In fact an entire kingdom of people have been created who hold little value on life. How was I able to do this? Being the upstanding citizen that I am it seems far fetched that so much blood shed would occur as a result of a certain characters urges and whims. However. in order to write that you have to delve into the mind of a serial killer.
Of course there is lots of information out there on the motives and techniques of well known serial killers such as Ted Bundy. Most serial killers follow the same general pattern. Childhood Trauma – Teen angst – not so well adjusted adult. Your character has had their own experiences. Childhood is always a good place to start. It is likely that their parents were one of two kinds; overbearing or emotionally unavailable. Both can be just as poignant in creating a serial killer. In the case of 'Red Snow' a particular character was hailed as something of a Goddess. Growing with the belief that she was above others and had the right to decide fate over them took away any emotional attachment to the people around her.
It's not enough to say that a character had a terrible upbringing. There is always an option to say your character is mentally unstable but there is no originality in that. By them committing serial murder mentally unstable is suggested. Perhaps your character is a fantastical creature that needs to feed on the flesh of others. In 'Red Snow' that is partially true but she does gain a certain satisfaction from watching life escape others. Lust is always a popular choice but again that had to stem from somewhere. Financial gain is also likely but sometimes rather than just making a character greedy it gives the character more dimensions if there is an event causing them to need money or even something in their circumstances that is drawing the greed from them.
This is an important moment in any character willing to kill. Their initial victim will set the tone for any further. Many people don't realise it but the difference between a character who has killed in self defence and one who has been calculating can completely change the plot.
A helpless victim who managed to fight their way out of a sticky situation with blood on their hands may become an ambassador for many like them. Their prey being those who wrong others. However, a character who has been cold blooded is very unlikely to be a champion of the downtrodden.
How the reader feels about the first victim also sets the mood for how the character is portrayed. If their first victim is one who is antagonistic and downright unlikeable the reader may root for the killer (even though their knowledge of how a society operates would tell them otherwise). Whereas if the victim was something or someone with the reader sympathises with (children, animals, pleasant people) the killer will never be able to redeem themselves in the readers opinion.
Now that the killer has made their journey and left a trail of horror behind them it is time to decide how they are to exit the story.
Pulling all the building blocks you have used to bring your monster to life their conclusion will be the last remaining impression left on the reader.
Do they get caught? Do they face justice? Do they escape?
Each of these will offer a different feeling to the reader and your choice will depend on how you want the reader to feel when the story has ended – angry, shocked, pleased, happy.
Each story is different as is each writer so the best advice I can give for writing a perfect ending is to steer the reader down the path which offers the biggest reaction.
Happy writing my scribers!
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Two questions about Tu and Vous
If there's a case that my teacher (or teacher's assistent) is somewhere near my age or we have known each other for a while (usually educators want to be as quick as possible to befriend students during class, so that would be approximately two weeks), should I address them in Tu or Vous? Another case is that what if I've chatted with a person whom I've just met for an hour and after a while I text that person in Tu, would I sound repelling? Merci beaucoup in advance!
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Leslie Grove joined the University of Georgia School of Law in 2002 and serves as the school's web developer, where her primary responsibilities include programming web applications, developing and maintaining the student web portal, enhancing and maintaining the law school's website as well as coordinating the administration of exams on computers.
She currently serves on the board of the Athens Metal Arts Guild, where she also serves as the organization's website media chair.
Grove earned her undergraduate degree in computer science from UGA.


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Adjacent to The Borve Country House Hotel we have 4 newly built chalets in the grounds.
Each of our beautifully appointed Self Catering Chalets has 2 bedrooms, a double and a twin, and 3 offer an additional sleeping area on a sofa bed in the lounge.
The chalets are furnished to a high standard and all bed linen is provided.
Each chalet has a modern lounge area that is ideal to relax in after a days sightseeing.
Why not use our Self catering chalets as a base for exploring the surrounding area. We have beautiful sandy beaches, golf courses, tourist attractions and many other areas worth exploring like the Isle of Lewis, Isle of Harris, Isles of North Uist, Berneray and Grimsay, Isles of South Uist and Eriskay, Isles of Barra and Vatersay, Isle of Benbecula, St Kilda, Outlying Islands. We know you'll love them.
Enclosed is a list of things to see and do: Archaeology, Arts and Crafts, Shopping, Scenery, Cycling, Walking, Heritage, Trails and Journeys, Food and Drink, Birds, Music and Culture, Flora and Fauna and Activities by the dozen.
All within easy distance from the Borve Country House Hotel Self Catering Chalets.
You don't have to spend long in the Western Isles to understand why the region is so popular with visitors. With amazing scenery, a dramatic coastline with fantastic beaches and a deeply mystical heritage - not to mention weather that is consistently better than the rest of the Scottish mainland - it's a place travellers return to time and time again. The Isle of Lewis is rich in both legend and history. With so many tourists visiting all year round, it's little wonder that the people of Borve have earned a reputation for their warmth and hospitality, adding a further dimension of pleasure to every trip there.
Holiday Letting in Borve, Isle of Lewis for your short break
Due to its stunning beaches, amazing cliffs and rugged countryside Borve is a great base from which to explore this wondeful area. Our holiday chalets in Borve are located right in the heart of all this natural beauty, so what are you waiting for? Book now! There are a number of choices open to you when booking your holiday chalet in Borve. We can even offer bed and breakfasts options too in our Hotel. So whether you're a keen surfer wanting to catch some of the famous waves here or more into strolling through the beautiful island countryside, we will have an option that best suits you. There is so much to entertain you whilst on holiday in Lewis; you will never be short of fun and interesting things to do. Why not take a trip to the Isle of Harris, and explore the stunning beaches and spectacular scenery that has made this region famous.
Best time to enjoy Borve, Isle of Lewis, Western Isles, Scotland
Holiday chalets at Borve tend to get booked up far in advance for the busy summer holiday season. This is especially true for the part of the summer holiday that coincides with the school holidays. If you plan to travel to the Isle of Lewis at this time, you need to plan ahead. Family holidays in Borve are always delightful and fast becoming an annual tradition in some households. By staying with us, it is possible to travel easily to many different parts of the Island and enjoy the variety of scenery and entertainment that is on offer. Winter holidays in the Isle of Lewis are just as appealing, even if the weather is less attractive. With stunning walks and plenty of interesting places to explore, you'll never be short of things to do.
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In a changing environment, learning and memory are essential for an animal's survival and reproduction. In this way, animal cognition can be considered to underpin much of behavior and behavioral ecology.
Our research is aimed at understanding the nature of the interaction between ecology and cognition. By combining information concerning an animal's sensory and neural capabilities with information about its evolution and its environment we can gain a much better understanding of how and why animals vary in their cognitive abilities and their behavior.
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Talisker Bay
A very easy walk to an enchanting sandy bay. Magical on a fine evening.
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