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Sepang, 9 May 2014 - The arrival of AirAsia family into klia2 since yesterday has seen a significant rise in passenger and flight movements handled at klia2. Malaysia Airports continues to work closely with all airlines particularly AirAsia on their migration to handle teething problems that arose. The first wave of the peak hours from 5.00 am to 8.00 am this morning was handled generally well by both the airport and airlines. The core operational systems ran smoothly however there is still a need to fine tune some of the processes by all parties for further improvements.
Malaysia Airports held the first post migration meeting with the AirAsia team this morning to discuss the operational issues encountered by both parties. Both parties were focused on improving the passenger experience moving forward. Amongst the processes to be fine tuned are delivery time for baggage reclaim, check-in queue management, security and customs clearance, toilet cleanliness, signages, communication and ground handling resources. Both parties have agreed to work on these together in the quickest time possible to minimize inconvenience to passengers.
We have also received enquiries from the public on the RM 3 labelled as klia2 fees included in AirAsia ticket price. We have highlighted to AirAsia to explain this additional RM 3 fee to the public. There is no charge such as klia2 fee by the airport. The airport charges are standard and applicable to all airlines at our airports.
Malaysia Airports has also taken the initiative to place more ambassadors and customer service assistants at klia2 and Gateway@klia2 to assist passengers during this transition period. Passengers and the public can also approach Malaysia Airports' Information Counters for any queries or assistance.
With the second phase of migration by AirAsia to klia2 starting 8 May, all airlines previously operating at LCCT-KLIA are now fully operating at klia2. klia2 now houses AirAsia, AirAsia X, Indonesia AirAsia, Thai AirAsia, AirAsia Zest, Malindo Airways, Lion Air, Tiger Airways and Cebu Pacific Airways. The arrival of AirAsia into klia2 was marked with the arrival flight from Ho Chi Minh at 3.50pm yesterday and saw klia2 handled a total of 75 aircraft movements and successfully processed 8,900 passengers. Out of the 75 aircraft movements, there were 30 total flights from Malindo Airways, 6 by Lion Air, 8 by Tiger Airways, 4 by Cebu Pacific and 27 by AirAsia.
The LCCT-KLIA will cease operations after 9 May 2014. For the convenience of passengers departing from the LCCT-KLIA before 2 May and arriving at klia2 after 9 May, complimentary shuttle bus service between klia2 and LCCT-KLIA will be provided by Malaysia Airports from 1st May until 15th May 2014. The shuttle bus will be available every 15 - 20 minutes. The shuttle bus can be boarded at the same location for bus services in LCCT and at the klia2 transport hub on Level 1. All public transportation into LCCT-KLIA will be operating as usual until 9 May 2014.


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SAN FRANCISCO � Jhonny Peralta knew he hit it well. He didn�t know how well until the ball landed in the seats.
Peralta�s two-run homer produced the first runs scored by St. Louis in its first at-bat since June 18, a span of 14 games, leading the Cardinals past the reeling San Francisco Giants 7-2 on Thursday.
�I�d heard from the guys that you need to hit it hard to get it out here,� Peralta said.
Carlos Martinez (2-3) earned his second win as a starter and added a two-run single for the Cardinals, who won their second straight after losing three in a row. Martinez allowed a run and five hits in five innings. He walked one and struck out six.
�We�ve had our struggles at the plate,� Peralta said. �It was good to start it off in the first inning.�
Madison Bumgarner (9-6) fell to 0-3 over his past four home starts after allowing five runs � four earned � and six hits over five innings. He walked three and struck out six.
Bumgarner also drove in a run for the Giants, who have lost 17 of 22 and fell out of first place in the NL West.
�You always want to play at home and I haven�t pitched very good here all year,� Bumgarner said. �I don�t know what it is. You can�t give in, you have to keep grinding.�
Help could be on the way. The Giants optioned first baseman Adam Duvall to Triple-A Fresno after the game in anticipation of recalling Brandon Belt in time for Friday�s game in San Diego.
�He�s somebody we like having out there,� Bumgarner said. �It�s not going to do anything but help us.�
Angel Pagan may return to the Giants lineup early next week, giving them some semblance of order at the top of the lineup.
Matt Carpenter continued ripping Giants pitching, extending his hitting streak against them to 11 games with a 2-for-4 effort. He has a .519 (28 for 54) career average against the Giants and has hit safely in 18 of his 20 games, including the postseason, against them.
�It�s one of those crazy things,� Carpenter said. �Luck has been on my side so far I guess.�
Yadier Molina added three hits and Oscar Tavares, John Jay and Shane Robinson each drove in a run for the Cardinals.
Peralta�s first-inning home run, after Carpenter drew a walk, put St. Louis ahead to stay.
�I was able to work the walk and Jhonny hit the home run,� Carpenter said. �That kind of set the tone and we found a way to pile it on.�
Bumgarner drove in a run for the Giants in the third, but then gave up three runs in the fourth � two on a single from Martinez.
Robinson, pinch hitting for Martinez in the sixth, tripled home a run. Tavares added an RBI in the seventh.
The Giants loaded the bases with two outs in the fifth, but Martinez got Buster Posey on a swinging strike three to end the threat.
In the sixth, Tyler Colvin walked, Adam Duvall singled and Brandon Crawford punched a single into right field. An error allowed Colvin to score.
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It's a mistake to overlook late-season hunting opportunities, even this year.
Most local hunting seasons will close in January, but many hunters may have already hung up their gear for the year because of disappointing conditions and bird populations.
However, the late season still has hunting opportunities worth pursuing.
While the drought has left many shallow wetlands without water, waterfowl have been using reservoirs, and many northern-Kansas lakes have enough ducks and geese to provide good hunting opportunities.
Mallards and Canada geese are the primary waterfowl present, and hunters who scout roosting, loafing and feeding areas can have excellent hunting in January.
The extended whitetail-only antlerless season opened Jan. 1 and runs through Jan. 13, 2013. The special season is open statewide and allows hunters to use any unfilled permit to take white-tailed antlerless deer, using any legal equipment.
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Upland bird hunting has been disappointing in most areas of the state as a result of below average populations due to prolonged drought and extreme summer heat.
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I am unable to watch this game since I am too cheap to buy NBA league pass but can someone tell me if Michael Jordan is playing or not? Charlotte is on some serious run right now.
Portland really sucks. They should fire everyone.
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Since you are so anxious to give away money, are you going to pay off my losing Charlotte ticket, you blowhard.
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Posted 13 April 2010 - 09:31 AM
About 18 or so years ago, my mom said she had one & explained it to me. Honestly, I'd never disrespect my Mom and try to shoot down her ordeal with the experience, but I'm really on the fence about it.
Either way, great article & thanks for sharing, Ohreally.
Posted 14 April 2010 - 09:24 AM
Why not Laurie Ann? That exactly IS WHAT NDE is all about right? It is not the explanation that matters, but the experience.
~You know, I've read somewhere that for the folks that do believe they had a NDE also had alot to do with their brainwaves & thinking they were having a NDE when actually, they were not.
Great article ohreally? Thanks for sharing.
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Posted 17 April 2010 - 06:16 PM
There has been a lot of interesting work done on this topic at the University of Virginia; amongst other things, they have found that a consistent 18% of people who "die" on the operating table in their cardiology department, and are revived, report a NDE.
Of those reporting the experience, there is a remarkable consistency amongst all of their reports.
Seems that there is something worthy of note in all of this.
Check this:
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Posted 05 May 2010 - 08:01 PM
Except for the cases recorded in which the brain shows no activity in any of EEG, active MRI and oxygen transport tests.
A theory that I had heard was that although in these cases the body is clinically dead, the brain is still active. Hullucinations occur do to lack of oxygen to the brain. Seems fairly sensible to me.
Yet, when the person is revived, they report a NDE.
Read the link; this issue is discussed there.
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Great article and thanks for sharing. I might have missed it in the article but did the people who had the NDE come back and say what the pictures were.
Good article on NDEs from the Wall Street Journal
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Is there really a good part? For the past two weeks we were managing some awful sicknesses at our house; first my son had it, then my daughter. I don't enjoy when my kiddos hurt, have trouble sleeping at night because they are all stuffed up, or move about in a less than normal energetic spirit. But, what I did enjoy was slowing our pace and settling in to our moments.
It's not easy to slow down in a hurry-up world. Sometimes it seems challenging to just clear a few things on a calendar. But when kids are sick, the calendar is wiped clean, no problem; appointments changed, commitments and activities adjusted or cancelled, and everyone seems so understanding.
Each day the children were sick, we began our morning with notices to school and then settled in to the rhythm of the day. Staying in our pajamas for as long as we wanted, we would slowly make breakfast together, visiting, laughing, giving comforting hugs and eating our breakfast as we looked out at the snow-covered yard. Watching our kittens jump around and climb the trees, noticing what birds flew by, appreciating the flakes falling and spotting some great icicles or other wonders of nature. I would share some winter stories from when I was little and the kiddos would share stories about happenings at school. Our stories continued throughout the day and sometimes we just sat quietly too, because that's just how we felt.
Moving slowly, we'd do some calm coloring activity or art project, work on some math and reading, and then rest a bit with a movie. We'd be wrapped up and cuddling under a light blanket, the house heated so cozy from the wood-burning fireplace, feeling so close and calm ~ life couldn't seem much fuller! When kiddos are sick, and some things are out of our hands, the reassurance of having them close, to at least fill them with love and comfort can put a parent's mind at ease.
Warm baths with a lighted candle nearby and more opportunities for shared stories, forts built so comfy we nap under them, feet rubbed, pillows propped ~ creating cozy was our focus. Lunch when we were ready and soup for dinner. Family card games and Yahtzee were even part of our routine.
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The Mirage Resort's 22,000-square-foot spa features steam rooms, saunas, and spa tubs; an increased number of treatment rooms for massage services; a meditation room for guests receiving services; and an updated co-ed fitness facility providing cardio machines, strength-training equipment, and free weights. Use of spa facilities, including its fitness center, is available for a surcharge or complimentary with a treatment.
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The Fitness Center at the Mirage Spa, adjacent to the pool entrance, features 22 pieces of exercise equipment with individual TV monitors. Headphones, towels, and water are also provided. A fitness attendant is available during open hours. The Fitness Center is available to all hotels guests (18 years and older) from 5 AM to 10 PM.
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California Pizza Kitchen - This branch of the restaurant chain serves casual California-style meals for lunch and dinner. It has a wine display and 8 plasma-screen TVs.
Carnegie Delicatessen - This outpost of the famous New York deli is open 24 hours.
Paradise Café - This casual tropical-themed reastaurant located at the entrance of the Mirage pool is open seasonally for breakfast and lunch.
Dolphin Snack Bar - This casual spot in Siegfried & Roy's Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat has views of dolphins and seasonal hours.
The Roasted Bean Express - Coffee drinks, pastries, breakfast wraps, sandwiches, salads, and sushi can be found at this spot, with outdoor patio seating available. It is open from early morning until late night.
Sports Bar - Overlooking Race & Sports Book, this bar is open 24 hours a day for drinks and light fare.
LVB Burgers & Bar - Features a selection of gourmet burgers, salads and sides.
Starbucks - Located in the south entrance, it is directly across from BLT Burger.
RHUMBAR - This Caribbean-style lounge specializes in rum drinks. The 2000-square-foot bar includes an outdoor patio and humidor. Open morning until late night.
Blizz - This self-serve frozen yogurt shop offers a variety of nonfat and natural frozen yogurts with different toppings, including fresh fruit. Other items include smoothies, milkshakes, and blended iced coffee drinks.
The Pantry - 24-hour kitchen. Sit down to homespun recipes seasoned with love including White Chocolate French Toast, La Colombe coffee, fresh made jams and favorite dishes made with a twist.
Osteria Costa - Osteria Costa is a casual reprieve where travelers can enjoy handmade pastas, fresh seafood and fine Italian spirits. Guests will delight in a variety of wood-fired flatbreads and fresh-baked focaccia prepared true to the Mediterranean style.
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Aces of Comedy Headliners such as Daniel Tosh, Jay Leno, George Lopez, Ray Romano and Ron White perform on varying dates.
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Starlight Tattoo - This studio created by celebrity tattoo artist Mario Barth is located adjacent to the Impulse shop within The Mirage's retail promenade. Having earned hundreds of awards over 30 years in the tattoo industry, Barth has hand-selected each artist at Starlight Tattoo to provide a one-of-kind experience.
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I saw this on a bumper sticker the other day: "The world is run by those who show up!" That strikes me as exceptionally true.
I saw this on a bumper sticker the other day: "The world is run by those who show up!" That strikes me as exceptionally true. People who "show up" to vote determine the direction of our nation; people who "show up" determine the success of our retail stores, in fact the success of all our businesses. And people who "show up" decide if the United Way of Anderson County (UWAC) can be there whenever our neighbors need our help.
As a result of the economic conditions effecting Anderson County, there are fewer and fewer people to show up and assist our neighbors this year. UWAC is a reflection of the local economy and many difficulties face our residents and local employers due to the end of the ARRA stimulus dollars, the reduction in federal funding, the shifts in the federal contractors and subcontractors, and the security incident of July 28. All of these factors are impacting our annual community campaign. And they are impacting our annual United Way campaign. We are facing a substantial shortfall, a shortfall that will mean many of us will be unable to "show up" when our neighbor is in need. And so many more neighbors are in need than ever before.
At the heart of United Way is a group of volunteers and staff who daily identify challenges and solutions, who "show up" to make our community a stronger and more vibrant place to live. Many of you have heard of the excellent success we had in the first year of the TNAchieves/AndersonAchieves partnership — 137 Anderson County, Clinton and Oak Ridge High seniors are currently enrolled in community college! Instead of hoping to get a job in this difficult job market, these 137 students now have options before them, and we have 137 more people to shop in our stores, live in our homes, share in our taxes and services. Students like Dalton.
Dalton entered TNAchieves in Knoxville three years ago. He followed his mentor's advice on his first day of classes and arrived 30 minutes early, found a good parking space, found the building, the washrooms, nearly everything for his very first college class. What he couldn't find was his classroom. After frantically searching for his classroom for 20 minutes, Dalton sent a panicked text message to his mentor explaining that he had followed the mentor's advice to the letter, but simply could not find classroom MWF. After a moment of reflection, the mentor realized Dalton's mistake, texted back and told Dalton to look one column over on his college registration form and there he would find the room number. When Dalton texted back that he did find his classroom, the mentor smiled knowing that had Dalton stopped a student to ask where room MWF (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) was, Dalton would have been so embarrassed, he never would have returned to school. Because Dalton's mentor "showed up," Dalton graduated last spring from Pellissippi State with a 3.89 GPA and is now enrolled in UT's College of Forestry.
The solutions to these challenges come in many forms. Obviously, financial contributions are critical, ensuring there is food to go into Second Harvest's food backpack program cost money; seeds and fertilizer for low income families to grow their own gardens cost money; adaptive technology that enables seniors to age in place with honor cost money. And yet, volunteering is also very important to our neighbors. Delivering quality food for lunches and Keystone Adult Day program, being a scout leader, a mentor to AndersonAchieves, tutoring a young girl in math at Girls Incorporated are all vital to keep our community moving forward.
If you have given this year, thank you! If you have not, we ask you to give what you can. And a special appeal to those of you who used to give through the workplace, but stopped giving because of a change in where you work or your retirement. Please consider giving again. Few companies provide us your personal contact information. When you change where you work, frequently we lose touch with you. We know there are many of you who believe in our mission, had a life long history of supporting us, and then we lost touch. Call us at (865) 483-8431 or visit us at www.uwayac.org, we'd love to hear from you again!
UWAC and its 36 community partners with 63 vital programs address three core needs of our community: Basic human needs, youth development, and the needs of seniors. For more information, call (865) 483-8431 or visit www.uwayac.org.
Tom Hilton is chief executive officer of the Y-12 Federal Credit Union and 2012 United Way of Anderson County Campaign chairman.


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John Growney can't wait to return to the rodeo that started it all for him.
On May 5, Growney, the owner of the Growney Brothers Rodeo Company based out of Red Bluff, Calif., will be the grand marshall of the 66th Annual Scott Valley Pleasure Park Rodeo in Etna.
In 1977, the Etna rodeo was the first rodeo he did and said that it holds a special place in his heart.
Growney is a well known stock contractor in the rodeo world and provides the livestock to some of the top professional rodeos in the western United States.
"We've been very blessed," Growney said in a phone interview with the Daily News. He added that he is grateful to the rodeo in Etna for giving him his start.
"They called me last year and asked if I wanted to be the grand marshall," Growney said. "I knew I had to be there."
Despite his company having another event during that time, John was able to find the time to make it to Etna this year.
For Growney, what makes going to so many events each year so memorableare the people he meets and the friendships he develops, as he travels to the approximately 25 rodeos his company works on each year.
"I enjoy talking to people like you," he told the Daily News. "I cherish all the friendships we've made along the way. Many times you go to events for so many years that you become family. You get to know a lot of folks after doing this for 36 years."
Until he passed away at 18 in 1994, Growney owned the legendary bull "Red Rock," who, despite having 309 attempts by riders trying to ride him for 8 seconds, no one was able to ride him for the required time during a pro rodeo event.
The only person to have ridden Red Rock for 8 seconds was the late rodeo rider Lane Frost, who had the 1994 film "8 Seconds" made about his life. Frost rode Red Rock for eight seconds on four occasions during a best-of-seven matchup called "The Challenge of the Champions," which took place in different locations in 1988. The event was not an officially sanctioned pro rodeo event.
Growney said that he prides himself on taking good care of his livestock.
"They're you're babies," he said.
Laurie Tippit, who does public relations for the Scott Valley Pleasure Park Rodeo and is on the board of directors, said that Growney "is a well known and well liked" person in the rodeo world.
She said that she and her fellow rodeo board members are ecstatic to have someone like John as the rodeo's grand marshall this year.
"He loves what he does," Tippit said. "Every time I talk to him he's always so pumped up and gets you excited. He should be a motivational speaker."
Despite his very busy schedule, Tippit said that John has shown great interest in this year's rodeo and has been constantly checking in and seeing how they are doing as they prepare for the big day.
"We're just thrilled he said yes to our little rodeo," Tippet said. "He's a big fan of our rodeo and says we're the biggest little rodeo around."
Growney also has roots in Scott Valley and said that his great grandfather lived in Scott Valley in the 1870's to 1890's.
"I know my heritage is there," he said. And, he added, that since he was young he has beem involved in rodeo and agriculture, and through this he has gotten to know many people in Siskiyou County and has developed close bonds with them.
"I'm looking forward to seeing old friends," John said.
When asked what it means to him to be coming back to the rodeo in Etna, Growney paused for a moment.
"I'm getting emotional talking to you right now," he said. "That's the type of guy I am."
Growney, who was born and raised in Red Bluff was the CPRA bull rider of the Year in 1976. But, he said, around that time he knew he wanted to begin a career raising livestock for rodeos. After doing amateur high school and college rodeo, he started doing professional rodeos back in 1979.
"I knew I wanted to do this for the rest of my life," Growney said.
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The grand entry begins at 1 p.m. Admission is $10 for adults, and kids and seniors are $5. Before the rodeo there will be the Job's Daughters Pancake Breakfast at the Masonic Hall from 6 to 11 a.m.
The Sunday Rodeo parade featuring Growney as grand marshall is at 10 a.m. and goes through downtown Etna.
The pre-event rodeo is at noon and features kids calf riding, Mutton Bustin', and Jr. Steer Riding.
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Time off could pose a problem for any team especially when a season is nearly half over. The Taft boys golf team showed no signs of rust Thursday afternoon when they finished second in the South Sequoia League mini tournament at Sycamore Canyon Golf Course.
"The guys played great yesterday at Sycamore Canyon Golf Course in Arvin," said Taft coach Mike Goodwin.
Overall, Bakersfield Christian won the tournament with a score of 404. Taft was second with a round of 435 while Arvin was third with a score of 504.
Harrison Sorensen shot the lowest round of the day for the Wildcats with an 82. Toby Taylor followed two strokes back with an 84 while Nick Pommerville had an 87. Casey House was one stroke back with an 88 while Tanner Leikam shot a 94. Eli Kindred rounded out the scoring with a 98.
Bakersfield Christian leads in the standing with 48 points. Taft follows in second with 40 while Shafter is third with 32.
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WAYNESBORO — Considering they were held scoreless until the 6:30 mark of the second quarter, losing by only four points to Chambersburg in Saturday night's championship game of the Franklin County Tip-Off Tournament was a feat in itself for the Greencastle-Antrim boys basketball team.
After trailing by as many as 15, a furious fourth-quarter charge had the Blue Devils within one possession of the lead three times in the final four minutes before the Trojans were ultimately able to hang on for the 44-40 victory.
As evident by the score, neither side had much success offensively, with the collective shooting struggles acting as an overriding theme throughout.
Despite G-A's early woes, Chambersburg was unable to fully capitalize, netting just nine points in each of the first two quarters, resulting in an 18-11 lead at the half.
The same was true in the closing 16 minutes, as a 15-2 run by the Blue Devils transformed a 31-16 Trojans' advantage into a two-point ballgame with four minutes remaining, setting up the improbable sprint to the finish.
"We couldn't score to start, but we felt like we were still right there," G-A head coach Gary Martin said. "We weathered it and defensively we kept ourselves within reach. Our kids got after it and we gave ourselves a shot coming down the stretch. Unfortunately, we just came up a little short."
Following five minutes without a field goal for either team, Kyle Myers' jumper kick-started a 14-0 Chambersburg run to open the game, with a lay-in by Austin Scott accounting for the Blue Devils' first points more than nine minutes into regulation.
After finally getting on the scoreboard, G-A managed to draw within nine entering the half, as an aggressive move underneath by Zach Faulkner capped an 11-4 Blue Devil stint to close the second quarter.
The Trojans again established a healthy margin early in the third, with tournament MVP Evason Obgonna throwing down an authoritative dunk to give Chambersburg its largest lead at 15.
With the game seemingly slipping away, five consecutive points from Faulkner sparked G-A's resurgent comeback, sending the Blue Devils into the fourth down 10 at 31-21.
From here, G-A cashed in from the free throw line, netting eight of 10 attempts in the first four minutes of the quarter to quickly cut the deficit to two. Chambersburg answered with a 9-2 run for a 41-33 lead, including Kellen Williams knocking down a pair of free throws as a result of a technical foul called against G-A's Joel Zola with 2:19 left to play.
Unfazed, a bucket from Scott was followed by a Faulkner free throw and a pair of Zola makes from the charity stripe, again drawing the Blue Devils within one possession at 41-38.
Back-to-back turnovers ensued, granting G-A a chance to tie with less than 20 seconds remaining. Looking to drive the lane, Zola lost his footing on his way to the basket, allowing the Trojans to come up with the loose ball forcing the Blue Devils to foul, sending Williams to the line with 12 ticks left on the clock.
The senior casually sunk both attempts, putting the Trojans up by five to essentially seal the win.
Williams finished with a team-high 12 points for Chambersburg followed by 11 points and eight blocks by Obgonna.
Zola's 12 points paced the Blue Devils for the second night in a row, earning him All-Tournament Team honors after his 17-point performance in Friday's opening-round victory over Waynesboro.
Faulkner added 10 points, including eight in the second half, while Brandon Puffenbarger contributed seven points in the loss, finishing 5-for-6 from the free throw line.
"We came here to win this thing and defend our title," Martin said. "We were in it to win it, but playing teams like Chambersburg is only going to help us down the road."
The Blue Devils (1-1) host Waynesboro Tuesday night for their home opener and a rematch of Friday's contest, which G-A won 55-49. The Mid-Penn Colonial Division game is set to tip off at 7:30 p.m.
Chambersburg 44, Greencastle-Antrim 40
GREENCASTLE (40): Joel Zola 4 3-4 12, Zach Faulkner 3 4-5 10, Brandon Puffenbarger 1 5-6 7, Danny Stepler 1 3-4 5, Austin Scott 2 0-0 4, Holden Baker 0 2-2 2, Matt Montedoro 0 0-0 0, Eli Englehart 0 0-0 0. 3-point field goals: 1 (Zola). TOTALS: 11 17-21 40.
CHAMBERSBURG (44): Kellen Williams 3 6-7 12, Evason Obgonna 5 1-2 11, Tay Charles 2 0-0 5, Aaron Solenberger 2 0-0 5, Kyle Myers 2 0-0 4, Carlin Christian 1 2-2 4, Ryan Martin 1 1-2 3, Kane Snider 0 0-0 0, Stanley Flores 0 0-0 0. 3-point field goals: 2 (Charles, Solenberger). TOTALS: 16 10-13 44.


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It was built in 1345 by Neri di Fioravante (or by Taddeo Gaddi according to Vasari), at the Arno's narrowest neck, over three arches so solidly built that they have outlasted many centuries, unlike the earlier arches, which collapsed during floods.
The new bridge was quickly lined with shops and ateliers, first made of wood and later built in masonry. Until the end of the 16th c. these shops belonged mostly to butchers and herbalists.
The grand duke Ferdinando I had these shopkeepers replaced with shops run by goldsmiths and silversmiths. At the centre of the bridge is a small plaza, free of shops, from which one can enjoy a lovely view of the river.
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As we transform our international airports into lifestyle destinations, we are ever mindful that the key moment of truth also lies in the manner in which our retailers, food & beverage and service operators engage with our customers. Therefore, striving for excellent service delivery has always been an integral effort to further enhance the airport retail experience of our customers.
Propelled by the aspiration to redefine our customers' experience at KLIA, the T.O.U.C.H. campaign was introduced in September 2012 with the core attributes of: Total Customer Satisfaction through Outstanding Service Practices with Unforgettable Smiles yet Conversant and Humbly Pleasant.
Ultimately, T.O.U.C.H. is aimed at introducing a service culture that is exclusively KLIA, intertwining with the Malaysian warmth and hospitality. The T.O.U.C.H. campaign involved over 5,000 front-liners representing retail, food & beverage and services outlets at KLIA and LCCT-KLIA.
As part of the T.O.U.C.H. effort, campaign ambassadors namely Miko Ng Siew Yen from Gold City and Khairul Faris Shafiei from Maxis Centre KLIA were introduced as role models for Year 2013/2014 to further elevate the standard of customer service at KLIA.
In June 2013, the T.O.U.C.H. recognition ceremony was held to acknowledge and reward the most outstanding front-liners and concessionaires.
Since the launch, we have recognised and rewarded over 100 front-liners who have consistently showcased and championed the T.O.U.C.H. attributes.
Malaysia Airports won two awards for the T.O.U.C.H. Campaign at the Marketing Excellence Awards 2013: the Gold Award for Excellence in Public Relations Internal and the Silver Award for Public Relations Corporate Communications. The T.O.U.C.H. Campaign is also in the Top Five for the 'Best Employee Engagement Strategy' category at The Loyalty & Engagement Awards 2014 held in Singapore this year. This initiative has also been nominated as a Finalist in two categories, namely Excellence in Government Marketing and Excellence in Public Relations at the Marketing Excellence Awards 2014.
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Banks are calling their customers to tell them loans are available to repair and rebuild from the damage wrought by Hurricane Sandy.
Chase is committing $5 billion in loans to small and midsized businesses in addition to its usual business lending, and said in the past two weeks its business bankers have called nearly 90,000 customers in the storm's path.
"We realize many business owners may still be assessing Sandy's impact on their operations, and our message is that we're here to help," said Scott Geller, CEO of Chase Business Banking.
Businesses, homeowners and renters can also apply for disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration. So far, the SBA has approved $8.8 million in disaster loans for New Jersey, according to a spokesman for the agency.
Valley National Bank launched a new "Valley Family Assistance Loan" program for current loan customers who need immediate cash to cover emergency needs.
"Hurricane Sandy was the most devastating storm we have ever encountered in the tristate area," said Valley CEO Gerald H. Lipkin. "It had a significant impact on many of our customers. We are offering the Valley Family Assistance Loan to provide our customers with the funds they need to repair and rebuild immediately."
Valley spokesman Marc Piro said Valley has also reached out to its commercial bank customers "to see what the extent of the damage is, and how we can help." He said Valley is looking at partnering with low-interest rate loan programs being developed by the states of New Jersey and New York. But at this point, it is too early to determine the extent of the damage and the amount of lending required: "We are still actively reaching out to our customers, and a lot of our customers don't know what the extent of their damages are yet."


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Val Gardena Hotel ADLER Dolomiti
Your 5 star spa hotel in Italy
Perfect luxury in idyllic countryside
At the sunny heart of Val Gardena, one of the best and most popular holiday regions in South Tyrol, traditional Gardena hospitality is combined with a modern holiday offering comprising wellness and relax, sport, culinary delights and dolce vita under the spell of the world's most beautiful mountains.
Highlights at Hotel ADLER Spa Resort DOLOMITI:
- Large and impresive Water World with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, relaxation areas, salt water pools ... 3,500 sq.m. pure wellness pleasure
- Exclusive Spa - one of the best Spas in the Alps with treatments ranging from Alpine to Ayurveda
- All year round daily sport & outdoor programme in the magic of the Dolomites' changing seasons
- Wonderful and fascinating Italian location in Val Gardena and perfect starting point for excursions with 3 lifts close by
The Sanoner family and the ADLER team
200 years of history
Back in 1810, Josef Anton Sanoner attended at an auction in Ortisei, a small mountain village at the time, and bought a simple inn, to which he gave the name "Gasthof zum ADLER" - Osteria L'Aquila.
Over seven generations in times that were not always easy, the small inn gradually grew to become today's ADLER DOLOMITI Spa & Sport Resort, which in 2010 celebrated its 200 years of life.
Since the early eighties, the brothers Andreas and Klaus Sanoner have run the ADLER together with their wives, Karin and Verena. And their mother, Elly Sanoner, a landlady with a life-long passion for the hospitality trade, has been spoiling its guests with dedication and charm for the past 55 years.
ADLER Resorts brand currently includes the ADLER THERMAE Spa & Relax Resort in Val d'Orcia - Tuscany, the ADLER BALANCE Spa & Health Residence, located directly upstream of the ADLER DOLOMITI, and the ADLER Mountain Lodge at Alpe di Siusi.
The Sanoner family, Manager Klaus Kier and the whole team of the ADLER are waiting to welcome you!
Space to dream ...
Open up and draw energy from the elements of nature: water, earth, wood and stone, air and light ...
Here at the ADLER the interior blends with the exterior, creating a warm and natural ambience, ideal for spending a holiday of relaxation and wellness. Tradition and modernity, luxury and simplicity come together for a unique sensation of wellbein and good living, for your holiday in the Dolomites, Italy.
Seize the day and let your mind wander!
Wellness Holidays
Immerse yourself and relax ...
Experience the stimulating alternation of hot and cold, water and vapour, scents and sounds. Immerse yourself in a unique world of water and let yourself be carried away on new waves of wellbeing.
Enter this fascinating world of our wellness centre and enjoy hours of exquisite rest, relaxation and regeneration.
The AGUANA, the largest Water World in the Dolomites (3,500 sq.m.) awaits you with a stimulating choice of pools, baths, saunas and relaxation areas amidst the ADLER Park, a 9,000 sq.m., well tended private ground with peaceful spots to rest and relax, and leisurely paths revealing fine views of the beautiful mountain scenery.
The exclusive Spa - one of the best in the Alps - offers you a wide range of international award-winning treatments ranging from Alpine to Ayurveda.
The luxury 5 star Hotel ADLER DOLOMITI offers you only the best for unforgettable holidays at the heart of the most beautiful mountains in the world: the Dolomites.
Culinary delights for all the senses
Our gourmet restaurants offer a blend of light Mediterranean fare, traditional dishes of South Tyrol and cosmopolitan cuisine. The result of this unique fusion is Italian healthy and delicious gourmet eating.
Fresh seasonal produce of the region, culinary finesse and the latest findings of nutrition science are combined to produce tempting new creations every day.
Our chef Leonhard Rainer and his team will take you on a voyage of discovery through of Italian cuisine, from South Tyrolean to the Mediterranean, with daily highlights – for carefree holidays and wellbeing in body and soul. The Adler dining rooms offer a unique ambiance to match the South Tyrolean specialties.
In our Balance Gourmet Restaurant, with its fine atmosphere and picturesque backdrop, you can enjoy Balance Health Cuisine with delicious dishes prepared by our star chef Armin Mairhofer.
Come and experience the noble art of culinary seduction!
From morning to late
A good morning... on every day of your holiday starts at the big and varied wellness breakfast buffet with fresh juices, lots of vitamins, tempting specialities and our new South Tyrol corner with high-grade organic farm produce.
In the afternoon... we invite you to enjoy home-made cake, South Tyrolean specialties and healthy snacks from the buffet.
Evening delights of the palate... are to be had with our exquisite and varied à la carte gourmet dinners accompanied by noble wines from the region. Plus a big daily salad, cheese and dessert bar.
ADLER BALANCE restaurant for health
Gourmet dinner with extensive à la carte selection of seasonal specialties and unique ADLER highlights in the BALANCE Restaurant - The very best seasonal products are carefully prepared to the highest standard, avoiding all unnecessary fats, preservatives and allergens.On request we also offer gluten- and lactose-free menus, prepared to the required standards.
Adler Wine cellar
Your very good health!South Tyrol is a world-famous wine-growing region: viniculture has shaped the landscape and the character of the people for thousands of years.
The Alpine-Mediterranean climate ensures that Lagrein, Gewürztraminer, Schiava etc. can develop their typical character to produce full-bodied red and white wines.
A selection of leading wines from the other wine-growing regions of Italy has also been laid down and left to mature in the ADLER cellars.
Our range includes more than 300 carefully selected wines.
The latest arrival is Aetos, the Adler's house wine. The Sangiovese grapes grow on a site owned and managed by the Sanoner family in the hills of Bagno Vignoni in Tuscany, at about 400 metres above sea-level.
The new wine cellar ADLER will surprise you with highest quality.
Our sommeliers are always happy to advise.
ADLER Cocktail Bar
Dreams and pleasures in the evening
A toast to your holiday!
Fine wines, enticing cocktails, sparkling long-drinks, delicious grappa ... take time off for tasty enjoyment.
The ADLER Cocktail Bar, with its large windows and terrace with fireplace and view of the Dolomites, is a relaxed and warm place, ideal for sitting and chatting to the strains of the piano.
An elegant setting to make the most of your vacation days.
Holidays with kids
Varied holiday pleasures for all the family
A family holiday should be an unforgettable experience and pure enjoyment for the young and not so young. Share holiday happiness with your family and take a break yourself at the same time.
The walk with the family, the barbecue at the mountain refuge and the fantastic wellness world will be remembered and talked about long after the holiday is over.
With the kids enjoying themselves and well looked after at the AKI Kids Club, parents can enjoy precious moments of rest and relaxation. We have an offering to spoil our young visitors, too, in the form of massages and applications to be enjoyed in playful style.
There is so much to discover and experience at the family hotel in Trentino and there are lots of opportunities to make friends for life.
Families are accommodated in spacious family suites and enjoy attractive family rates at certain times of the year.
AKI Kids Club
Every day from 9.30 in the morning to 10 at nightwe have a non-stop programme with lots of games, sports and expeditions for kids aged 4 and above. You can let loose and have a great time! In our big games paradise, mini-zoo and mountain hut – everywhere there are super adventures, exciting surprises and lots of new friends waiting for you!
Specially for the kids and all inclusive!
- All-day care with a full programme of fun and games
- AKI's indoor games paradise
- Play Station corner
- Optional lunch and evening meal in the group (drinks included)
- Children's snacks, barbecue in the park
- All-day juice bar in the AKI Kids Club
- ADLER Alm for adventures and discoveries
- Picnic adventures
- Registration for ski courses in the hotel on Sundays
- Transfer to the ski slopes in the shuttle bus and back to the hotel with subsequent childminding so that parents can enjoy a full day's skiing
- … and no end of surprises!
Guest reviews & Awards
The Adler Dolomiti is a 5 star hotel in the Itlian Alps and wish to offer you the best services for your spa holiday.
In the framework of our quality management scheme, all guests are asked about their holiday impressions after their stay. The information is evaluated by an independent company. The answers received have been fed into the satisfaction barometer below.
Guests about the ADLER ...
Contact and getting there
How to reach us ...
... by car
Coming from either the north or south, take the Brennero Motorway and get off at the exit marked Chiusa. From there, a panoramic road will lead you right into the valley. Once in Ortisei, follow the brown signs and at the beginning of the pedestrian zone, follow the sign to Hotel ADLER.
On the specially designed area on the electric traffic bollard there is a ADLER bell. Please ring to enter the car free zone.
After the check-in at the hotel, you park your car free of charge in the hotel's underground garage.
... by train
Die The IC and EC trains stop in Bolzano and Bressanone. There are regularly scheduled bus connections from the train stations to Ortisei and Val Gardena.
NEW: Freccialink - freccia train and bus: from 30th June to 2nd Septemer 2018, every Saturday and Sunday if you take a Freccia train to Bolzano, they offer a bus service to Ortisei. When choosing the arrival station write Ortisei and you get the combinated offer.
Train connections in Italy
Train connections to Germany
Train connections to Austria
Train connections to Switzerland
ADLER Transfer
Every Sunday at 3.30 p.m. at the trainstation Bolzano. € 25 per person. Book here.
Please contact the hotel for the booking of a private tax. Phone +39 0471 775 000 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
... by plane
Airport Innsbruck (120 km): Direct flights from London, Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol, Frankfurt, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Eindoven, Rotterdam, London, Moskow
From Innsbruck it is just 1,5 hour drive to Hotel Adler! With a Private Taxi or the Alto Adige Bus (see below).
Airport Verona (190 km): Circt flights from London, Paris, Rome, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Moskow
Airport Milano/Bergamo (270 km)- Direct flights from London, Manchester, Dublin, Stockholm, Oslo, Maastricht, Rome, Berlin, Frankfurt, Moskow
... ADLER Transfer
Every Sunday at 3 p.m. at the trainstation Bolzano. € 20 per person. Book here.
Please contact the hotel for the booking of a private tax. Phone +39 0471 775 000 or email@example.com.
ADLER goes green
ADLER guests have an electric car (e-car) available for rent, so they can go eco-friendly explore to the UNESCO World Natural Heritage.
Guests traveling with their own e-car will find a TESLA charging station and two universal charging stations for e-cars in the garage. Charging is free.
Our Address:
- Hotel ADLER DOLOMITI
- Str. Rezia 7 / I-39046 Ortisei
- Val Gardena / Dolomites
- Italy
- Hotel Booking
+39 0471 775 001
- Telefon
+39 0471 775 000
- Fax
+39 0471 775 555
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Georgia Department of Banking and Finance's Order to Cease and Desist Issued to Home Retention Solutions Team, Inc. Becomes Final
Atlanta, Georgia — On March 22, 2010, an Order to Cease and Desist issued by the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance ("Department") to Home Retention Solutions Team, Inc. located at 5149 Lavista Road, Tucker, Georgia 30084-3602 became final.
This Order to Cease and Desist was issued by the Department after it obtained evidence that Home Retention Solutions Team, Inc. engaged in residential mortgage brokering/lending activities without a license or under an applicable exemption in violation of O.C.G.A. § 7-1-1002.
Pursuant to Georgia law, it is prohibited for any person to directly or indirectly solicit, process, place, or negotiate mortgage loans for others, or offer to solicit, process, place, or negotiate mortgage loans for others without a mortgage license or pursuant to an exemption from licensure.
It is also prohibited for any person knowingly to purchase, sell, or transfer a mortgage loan or loan application from or to an entity that is not licensed or exempt from licensing or registration provisions.
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The Department has regulatory and/or licensing authority over state-chartered banks, credit unions, trust companies, mortgage loan originators, mortgage brokers, mortgage lenders, mortgage processors, check cashers, sale of check companies, money transmitters, international banking organizations, and bank holding companies conducting business in Georgia. Visit us on the Web at: http://dbf.georgia.gov/