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package br.usp.ime.checkattendance;

import android.content.Intent;
import android.graphics.Bitmap;
import android.support.v7.app.ActionBar;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.widget.ImageView;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.google.zxing.BarcodeFormat;
import com.google.zxing.MultiFormatWriter;
import com.google.zxing.WriterException;
import com.google.zxing.common.BitMatrix;

import static android.graphics.Color.BLACK;
import static android.graphics.Color.WHITE;

public class TeacherQRCodeActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
    private String id;
    private String name;
    private TextView seminarNameTextView;
    private ImageView qrCodeImageView;
    private final int WIDTH = 800;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_teacher_qrcode);

        this.getSentData();
        this.initializeUIComponents();
        this.setupActionBar();
        this.createQRCode();
    }

    private void getSentData() {
        Intent intent = getIntent();
        this.id = intent.getStringExtra(getString(R.string.seminar_id));
        this.name = intent.getStringExtra(getString(R.string.seminar_name));
    }

    private void initializeUIComponents() {
        this.seminarNameTextView = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.tv_seminar_name_auth);
        this.seminarNameTextView.setText(this.name);
        this.qrCodeImageView = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.iv_qr_code);
    }

    private void setupActionBar() {
        ActionBar actionBar = this.getSupportActionBar();

        if (actionBar != null) {
            actionBar.setTitle(getString(R.string.seminar_auth));
            actionBar.setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true);
        }
    }

    private void createQRCode() {
        Bitmap bitmap = this.encodeAsBitmap(this.id);
        this.qrCodeImageView.setImageBitmap(bitmap);
    }

    private BitMatrix getResult(String content) {
        BitMatrix result = null;
        try {
            result = new MultiFormatWriter().encode(content,
                    BarcodeFormat.QR_CODE, this.WIDTH, this.WIDTH, null);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException iae) {
            return null;
        } catch (WriterException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        return result;
    }

    private int[] getPixels(BitMatrix result, int width, int height) {
        int[] pixels = new int[width * height];

        for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) {
            int offset = y * width;
            for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) {
                pixels[offset + x] = result.get(x, y) ? BLACK : WHITE;
            }
        }
        return pixels;
    }

    private Bitmap encodeAsBitmap(String content) {
        BitMatrix result = getResult(content);
        int width = result.getWidth();
        int heigth = result.getHeight();

        int[] pixels = getPixels(result, width, heigth);

        Bitmap bitmap = Bitmap.createBitmap(width, heigth, Bitmap.Config.ARGB_8888);
        bitmap.setPixels(pixels, 0, this.WIDTH, 0, 0, width, heigth);
        return bitmap;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
        if (item.getItemId() == android.R.id.home)
            finish();

        return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item);
    }
}

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Cowabunga Bay is hosting a First Friday fundraising event tonight, 5/27 from 6-11pm. A portion of the tickets sales will be donated back to First Friday to help support this awesome downtown event.
Tickets are available online or at the park tickets windows on the night of the event for $25 per person or $100 per carload (all persons must be properly wearing a seatbelt). Limit 9 per car load.


Looking for solutions on tackling organization or managing storage? Wilson Jones is here to help. We've collected advice from organizational pros to help you increase your productivity, streamline your work habits and become an expert at multitasking. Get ready to get organized! Read our helpful articles to gather ideas on how to develop an organizational system that works for you, and find the products you need to make managing life less of a challenge.


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The City Under the City
Author: Dan Yaccarino
eBook Hardcover (Current)
Hudson Booksellers
Published by mineditionUS (2022-09-13)
From acclaimed author-illustrator Dan Yaccarino comes an exhilarating adventure—set in a richly imagined alternate future—celebrating the power of reading and family, perfect for fans of The Rock From the Sky.
K lives with her family in a city where people rarely talk or play together, and no longer read books. Instead, they stare at small portable screens, monitored by giant eyeballs called Helpers. The Helpers, well, they help! With everything. Lonely and frustrated, K would like to do things for herself. Running from a Helper, she discovers another world: the City Under the City. There, she befriends a rat who leads her to a library and teaches her to read. As she explores the abandoned city, she's thrilled to learn about the people who lived there, with no Helpers. But she misses her family, and decides to head home, where, just maybe, she can help defeat the intrusive Helpers—and show her people how to read and enjoy each other's company. Told through Dan Yaccarino's stunning graphic style, this page-turning picture book/early reader crossover will spark a new appreciation of reading, books, independence, friendship, and family.
Price: 17.99 USD / 23.99 CAD
Imprint: mineditionUS
Trim Size: 7 x 9

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A slap delay can be useful, often sounding like a tight reverb when mixed low. I'll use 80-90ms for those depending on the speed of the track. I'll also use very short delays of 10-20ms with a bit of pitch change on each side to add thickness and width. 4. Effects Variation. I often change the sounds and levels of effects on the lead vocal throughout a song. This can really help the how to set up negative gearing 10/11/2005 · The thing about reverb is there has to be space in the arrangement for it to work, otherwise it will help to clutter things up in a hurry. I'm sure there are as many different techniques for when and where to use reverb as there are people making recordings.
Learn how to use reverb to make your mix super exciting. Let's add a sense of space and depth to liven up your dull and boring mixes! Mixes that sound dry, sound boring! They also don't have a sense of space that they need to breathe. My mixes used to suffer from this all the time. how to know when to stop texting a guy With over 25 years and 30 releases under his belt, Devin Townsend has cemented himself as a legend in the progressive rock/metal world. A common thread across all of his work has been his use of expansive reverb and delay. It's clear as day when you listen to any of his projects that these effects are an integral part of his signature sound.
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Learn how to use reverb to make your mix super exciting. Let's add a sense of space and depth to liven up your dull and boring mixes! Mixes that sound dry, sound boring! They also don't have a sense of space that they need to breathe. My mixes used to suffer from this all the time.
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Miss Universe 1972, the 21st Miss Universe pageant, was held on 29 July, 1972 at the Cerromar Beach Hotel in Dorado, Puerto Rico. Kerry Anne Wells earned Australia's first Miss Universe crown. Georgina Rizk of Lebanon, was not allowed to crown her successor due to government restrictions because of fears of a terrorist attack. Lebanon did not compete in 1972 and Georgina could not be there to crown Miss Universe 1972. Wells was crowned by Miss Universe 1970, Marisol Malaret of Puerto Rico and Miss Universe 1971 1st Runner-Up Toni Rayward.
It was the first edition to be held outside the continental United States.

Results

Placements

Special Awards

Order Of Announcements

Top 12

Top 5

Contestants

Notes

Debuts

Withdrawals/Did not complete
  - No contest held.
  - Damayanthi Gunewardena completed at Miss International 1972
  - Maria Koutrouza
  - Roya Rouhani Moghaddam
  - Christiane Accaoui did not participate in Miss Universe as scheduled due to the instability of the Middle East following the terrorist attacks.
  - Connie Ann Ballantyne Sequeira comepleted at Miss International 1972
  - No contest held.
  - Moea Arapari completed at Miss International 1972
  - Elicia Irish
  - Souad Keneari did not participate in Miss Universe as scheduled due to the instability of the Middle East following the terrorist attacks.
  - Daniela Krajcinovic felt ill before arrive.

Name Changes
  - The country began competed as .

Awards
  - Miss Amity (Ombayi Mukuta)
  - Miss Photogenic (Anne-Marie Roger)
  - Best National Costume (Carmen Ampuero)

General References

External links
 Miss Universe official website

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1972 in Puerto Rico
1972 beauty pageants
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InstituteRed Deer College
ProgramBusiness
RegionCentral
Don't go to school because people tell you to. Go to school to reinvent yourself and become who you want to be.
I grew up in the small town of Sundre, Alberta. There wasn't much to do so I played a lot of sports: hockey, baseball, curling, track and field. I also happened to be one of these crazy kids who actually liked school. I've always known I want to make a difference, so I've spent a lot of time trying to base my career decisions on what inspires me.
Towards the end of high school I was inspired by live shows, fireworks, and music, so I decided I wanted to become a lighting, sounds, and special effects technician. My parents tried to talk me out of it. They even set me up their friend's son, who did exactly that, to talk to me about why I didn't want his career. But the more he talked the more awesome it seemed. That is, until I got involved in my school's drama production doing lighting and sound and was totally bored.
I was back to square one, just another kid with no idea what to do after high school. Since I've always been passionate about helping people, I decided to study psychology and sociology at the University of Lethbridge. But after six months I was bored. I tried switching to kinesiology, but that didn't fit either. I was frustrated and my grades were terrible, so I quit.
After quitting school, I starting questioning what I was doing with my life. I still wanted to make a difference, but how? I loved music, so I considered going into music production. But with no knowledge of the industry, I only got as far as working as a bouncer in a bar and listening to local bands perform.
Let's fast forward to the part where I was living in Red Deer and playing roller derby. It was Christmas, and I was back to my parent's house ranting about something, when I exclaimed: "I need to go back to school!" That night, Christmas Eve, I applied to Red Deer College.
I got my acceptance letter a week later, and started class the next day. I'm now in the last year of my business degree. The cool thing about business is that you learn about public speaking, economics and development, marketing, and finance—all very relevant skills that will benefit me no matter where I end up. Right now, I'm aiming for the non-profit sector, something I'm really passionate about.
Every time I've changed my mind, I've moved a little bit closer to toward my end goal of making a difference. Although my path is messy, it makes me who I am.
My epic university fail
Self-expression and being memorable
Don't live in a closet, you're not Harry Potter
The power of belief
Getting comfortable with being yourself
Mom, I want to be a superhero
13 strategies for no-stress studying
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Lascar Voltage Data Logger with USB Interface.
Voltage logger plugs straight into a PC's USB port.
Software is included with each logger.
This data logger measures and stores up to 32,510 voltage readings over a 0-30V d.c. measurement range. The user can easily set up the logging rate and start time, and download the stored data by plugging the module straight into a PCs USB port and running the purpose designed software under Windows XP (SP2 or later), Vista, Windows 7, 8 and 10 (32- and 64-bit).
The data can then be graphed, printed and exported to other applications. The data logger is supplied complete with a long-life lithium battery. Correct functioning of the unit is indicated by flashing red and green LEDs. The data logger features a pair of screw terminals and is supplied complete with a set of measurement leads terminating in crocodile clips.


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Q: bootstrap-gallery, activating plugin on gallery container I'm attempting to use bootstrap-gallery in my rails 4 app.
I've followed the simple instructions outside of not understanding what is meant by:
3.  activate the plugin on the gallery container

$('.gallery').bootstrapGallery();

I have attempted to add this to the top of my view with:

But the JS doesn't appear to execute when I click on an image (I'm just taken to the image URL), and I get the following errors in the JS console:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'hasOwnProperty' of undefined
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'addMarker' of undefined

Pointers on where I'm going wrong?
EDIT: this is what I have in my view:
<%= javascript_include_tag "bootstrap-gallery" %>
<%= stylesheet_link_tag "bootstrap-gallery" %>

  <% @post.assets.each do |asset| %>
     <a class="col-xs-6 col-sm-4" href=<%= asset.asset.url(:medium) %>>
       <img src=<%= asset.asset.url(:medium) %> alt="">

  <% end %>

Still running into the same issue with:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'hasOwnProperty' of undefined

A: try:
$('.gallery').bootstrapGallery({});

for some reason, the script is expecting options to be passed to it; if you don't need to change anything, you can set the options empty.

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Q: Redirect root to sub domain on IIS .NET Application I have an ASP.NET Application that is configured for root. But on my web server I want to run it on a sub domain like dash.site.com/app
So i would like all URLs such as /home.aspx to remap to /app/home.aspx. In my code i have references such as ../ this maps to root of the site whereas its an asp.net application that is hosting so ../ should point to the root of the application not the site hosting the application.
I believe this can be done in URL rewrite but could not find a regex to accomplish this.
Can someone please point me in the right direction?


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Westminster Member Chad Quaintance Lives His Faith
October 12, 2019 /in News /by Brigitte Parenteau
After a lifetime of service that has taken him from the civil rights cauldron of 1960s Selma to the Minneapolis school desegregation battles of the 1970s and '80s, former lawyer Chad Quaintance has settled into a role that even he did not imagine. But this new chapter is part of a natural progression that suits his heart, his temperament and his faith.
Twice a week, 80-year-old Quaintance walks from his home in Minneapolis' Lowry Hill neighborhood to work as a volunteer chaplain at Hennepin County Medical Center. There, he comforts patients and their families who are dealing with life-or-death crucibles.
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What Is Pleasing to God? What Is Expected of Us?


Throughout the various stages of my life, like many professional women, I often revisit the question – how can I find balance between the demands of my work, family, and self? We're expected to be constantly available to address personal and work emails, social media and schedules across multiple time zones, personalities and cultures. Thus, finding equilibrium in such a dynamic environment can seem like an insurmountable challenge.
The word "balance" often leaves many of us feeling discouraged. Finding balance becomes a burden and the discouragement of failure becomes a millstone of personal disappointment that can be demoralizing. To counter this destructive pattern, I constantly remind myself that it is completely unrealistic and unproductive to focus on a "perfect" balance.
Reflection is necessary to understand where you are and where you want to be. It helps you ascertain which actions you need to continue or reinforce which actions to cease. Through reflection, I become self-aware and hone my empathy for those around me.
Intention is about defining your personal daily mission and ensuring it is aligned with your overall goals. I work to envision the life that I want to live. I use the help of my personal and professional support system to root out biases and keep me focused. By defining my daily intentions, I remain true to who I am and who I want to be.
Integration of ideas and actions is the kinetic energy that drives me toward my completion of daily mission and personal vision. Each day, I stop to evaluate what's ahead, and I set priorities to integrate the things that are significant to me, my family, and those in my workplace.
Through these exercises, I have learned to respond, rather than react, to life's ever-changing challenges and opportunities. In doing so, I find myself more "present in the moment" with my family, work and myself. So, my advice is simple – start focusing on your passion, your intentions and your means to create a life that integrates all the things that are important for you. It's your life–make it meaningful.


"The trick, as with all aspects of memoir, is to use the tools of fiction writing to be true to each character's voice. . ."
This month, we're initiating a new format for The Lonely Writer's Companion—a Q & A. It's simple: You send in your questions, and each month I'll select one to answer. Email your questions to lisalenardcook@authorlink.com.
This month's question has been asked at every event I've done for my newest book Find Your Story, Write Your Memoir .
Question: Can I make up dialogue in my memoir?
The Lonely Writer responds: Unless you're a latter-day Richard Nixon, it's unlikely you recorded every (or any) conversation you'll recreate in your memoir. It's a given of the genre that the story you tell is yours, told from your point of view, and that others who were there will have their own particular recollection of events. It follows that, unless you've got echoic memory, the dialogue in your memoir will be your recollection of what was said, not the actual words that were spoken. The trick, as with all aspects of memoir, is to use the tools of fiction writing to be true to each character's voice, and to use dialogue to reveal character, keep your story moving, and add texture to your scenes. Think of the dialogue between Liz Gilbert and Richard the Texan in Eat, Pray, Love. They're not verbatim recordings, but rather two distinct voices that bring the scenes these two share to life while at the same time keep readers turning pages.
Not every word of a conversation needs to be included in dialogue, only those that reveal characters and their relationships, and make scenes vivid. So rather than think of the dialogue in your memoir as "made up," think of it as true to both the voices you're recreating and the emotional truth of the original conversation.


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Cureton ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Benjamin Cureton (* 1981), australischer Ruderer
 Earl Cureton (* 1957), amerikanischer Basketballer
 Jamie Cureton (* 1975), englischer Fußballer
 William Cureton (1808–1864), englischer Orientalist

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 Cureton House, in City Unavailable, South Carolina, ID-Nr. 90000094
 Cureton-Huff House, in Simpsonville, South Carolina, ID-Nr. 83002196


We often think of bereavement in terms of deep melancholy or gentle sadness, but "grief behaves badly and grief is risk-taking", says Sophie Ratcliffe, Oxford literary critic and author of the memoir The Lost Properties of Love. Here, she recommends five books that may act as a balm for those who have lost someone, and says that the act of reading—any book, any poem—can be consoling.
Looking for the best novels of the year? Kwame Anthony Appiah, professor of philosophy at New York University and chair of the 2018 Man Booker Prize for fiction, gives an in-depth breakdown of the six books that made this year's shortlist, and reflects on why the novel as a form is stronger than ever.
The Odyssey has been constantly rewritten by centuries of writers, but like so much of Greek myth, it's always already open to revising its own narrative. Emily Wilson, Professor of Classics at the University of Pennsylvania and the first woman to translate the Odyssey into English, recommends the best books to read after (or alongside) the Ancient Greek epic, and offers sage wisdom about both translating ancient epics and why everyone can learn from the Odyssey today.


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Canadian skaters in Germany for Nebelhorn Trophy
September 20, 2016 /0 Comments/in News & Press Releases /by Skate Canada
OTTAWA, ON: Skate Canada will send four entries, for a total of six skaters to Oberstdorf, Germany, for the Nebelhorn Trophy, the third stop on the 2016-2017 ISU Challenger Series. Canada will have one entry in each discipline (men's, ladies, pair and ice dance) at the event which takes place September 22-24, 2016.
Canadian silver medallist Liam Firus, 24, North Vancouver, B.C., is the Canadian entry in men's. In 2014, he placed ninth at this event. Last season, the representative of Vancouver SC won the Triglav Trophy, placed seventh at the Finlandia Trophy, eighth at the Golden Spin of Zagreb, and 13th at the ISU Four Continents Championships. Firus is coached by Bruno Marcotte in Sainte-Julie, Que.
Gabrielle Daleman, 18, Newmarket, Ont., will be the Canadian entry in ladies and will be competing at this event for the first time. Last season, she placed fifth at Skate Canada International, sixth at Trophée Éric Bompard, ninth at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships and won silver at the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships. Daleman is coached by Lee Barkell and Brian Orser at the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club.
Lubov Ilyushechkina, 24, Moscow, Russia, and Dylan Moscovitch, 31, Toronto, Ont., are the Canadian pair entry, and will also be competing at this event for the first time. Last season, they placed seventh at the Cup of China, fifth at the NHK Trophy, fifth at the ISU Four Continents Championships and seventh at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships. The two-time Canadian medallists are coached by Lee Barkell, Bryce Davison and Tracy Wilson at the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club.
Canadian silver medallists Piper Gilles, 24, Toronto, Ont., and Paul Poirier, 24, Unionville, Ont., will be the Canadian entry in ice dance. This will be their first time competing at this event. Last season, they won bronze at Skate America, silver at Trophée Éric Bompard, placed fifth at the ISU Four Continents Championships and eighth at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships. The representatives of Scarboro FSC are coached by Carol Lane and Juris Razgulajevs.
Skate Canada High Performance Director Mike Slipchuk will be travelling with the Canadian team as team leader and Shirley Kushner of Westmount, Que., will be the Canadian medical staff onsite. Reaghan Fawcett-Fortin of Aurora, Ont., and Leslie Keen of Vancouver, B.C., will be the Canadian officials at the event.
For results and full entries please visit 2016 Nebelhorn Trophy.
CANADIAN ENTRIES AT 2016 NEBELHORN TROPHY
Mens Liam Firus 24 North Vancouver, B.C. Vancouver SC Bruno Marcotte
Ladies Gabrielle Daleman 18 Newmarket, Ont. Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club Lee Barkell / Brian Orser
Pair Lubov Ilyushechkina / Dylan Moscovitch 24/31 Moscow, Russia / Toronto, Ont. Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club / Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club Lee Barkell / Bryce Davison / Tracy Wilson
Ice Dance Piper Gilles / Paul Poirier 24/24 Toronto, Ont. / Unionville, Ont. Scarboro FSC / Scarboro FSC Carol Lane / Juris Razgulajevs
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Skate Canada Announces 2016-2017 National Team
June 13, 2016 /0 Comments/in News & Press Releases /by Skate Canada
OTTAWA, ON: Skate Canada is pleased to announce the 2016-2017 National Team. The team is comprised of 28 senior members, which includes five men, five women, four pair teams and five ice dance teams.
To be named to the National Team a skater must finish in the top five in senior singles, pair and ice dance disciplines at the Canadian Tire National Skating Championships, or be added at the discretion of the Skate Canada. These skaters may be considered to represent Canada at international competitions.
Their appointment to the national team is effective from June 1, 2016 through to April 30, 2017. Skate Canada also announced the three teams that will make up the Skate Canada Synchronized Skating National Team.
Patrick Chan, 25, Toronto, Ont.
Liam Firus, 23, North Vancouver, B.C.
Kevin Reynolds, 25, Coquitlam, B.C.
Nam Nguyen, 18, Toronto, Ont.
Nicolas Nadeau, 18, Boisbriand, Que.
Alaine Chartrand, 20, Prescott, Ont.
Gabrielle Daleman, 18, Newmarket, Ont.
Kaetlyn Osmond, 20, Marystown, Nfld. & Sherwood Park, Alta.
Véronik Mallet, 22, Sept-Iles, Que.
Michelle Long, 24, Newmarket, Ont.
Meagan Duhamel, 30, Lively, Ont. & Eric Radford, 31, Balmertown, Ont.
Julianne Séguin, 19, Longueuil, Que. & Charlie Bilodeau, 22, Trois-Pistoles, Que.
Lubov Ilyushechkina, 24, Moscow, Russia & Dylan Moscovitch, 31, Toronto, Ont.
Kirsten Moore-Towers, 24, St. Catharines, Ont. & Michael Marinaro, 24, Sarnia, Ont.
ICE DANCE
Kaitlyn Weaver, 27, Waterloo, Ont. & Andrew Poje, 29, Waterloo, Ont.
Piper Gilles, 24, Toronto, Ont. & Paul Poirier, 24, Unionville, Ont.
Élisabeth Paradis, 23, Loretteville, Que. & François-Xavier Ouellette, 23, Laval, Que.
Alexandra Paul, 24, Midhurst, Ont. & Mitchell Islam, 26, Barrie, Ont.
Tessa Virtue, 27, London, Ont. & Scott Moir, 28, Ilderton, Ont.
Les Suprêmes, of CPA Saint-Léonard
NEXXICE, of the Burlington Skating Centre
Meraki, of the Leaside Skating Club
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Team North America Ready to Compete at the 2016 KOSÉ Team Challenge Cup
April 21, 2016 /0 Comments/in News & Press Releases /by Skate Canada
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON, USA: For the first time ever, skaters from Skate Canada and U.S. Figure Skating will come together to compete as Team North America at the inaugural KOSÉ Team Challenge Cup. The event will be held April 22-24 at the Spokane Arena in Spokane, Washington, USA.
Team North America will consist of four Canadian and six American entries for a total of 10 entries and 14 skaters in total.
TEAM NORTH AMERICA – 2016 KOSÉ TEAM CHALLENGE CUP
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Ladies Gabrielle Daleman Newmarket, Ontario Toronto, Ontario CAN
Ladies Gracie Gold Hermosa Beach, California El Segundo, California USA
Ladies Ashley Wagner Alexandria, Virginia Los Angeles, California USA
Men Jason Brown Highland Park, Illinois Monument, Colorado USA
Men Nam Nguyen Toronto, Ontario Toronto, Ontario CAN
Men Adam Rippon Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania Los Angeles, California USA
Pairs Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford Lively, Ontario / Balmertown, Ontario Montreal, Quebec CAN
Pairs Alexa Scimeca / Chris Knierim Addison, Illinois / San Diego, California Colorado Springs, Colorado USA
Ice Dance Madison Chock / Evan Bates Redondo Beach, California / Ann Arbor, Michigan Novi, Michigan USA
Ice Dance Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje Kitchener, Ontario Bloomfield Hills, Michigan CAN
An ISU-sanctioned event, the Team Challenge Cup will feature 42 figure skaters competing in a continental team competition (Team Asia vs. Team Europe vs. Team North America). Each Team will consist of three ladies, three men, two pairs teams and two ice dance teams. ISU World Standings (as of Jan. 1, 2016) and the Captain's Pick Fan Vote were used to determine Team Challenge Cup athletes.
Each team will have a Team Captain, a legend of the sport, who will not compete but help determine team strategy. Team North America will be captained by American Kristi Yamaguchi, the 1992 Olympic champion. Great Britain's Christopher Dean, the 1984 Olympic ice dance champion with partner Jayne Torvill, will captain Team Europe and Japan's Shizuka Arakawa, the 2006 Olympic champion, will captain Team Asia.
The Team Challenge Cup will feature two days of competition, opening Friday night with the singles competition as the ladies and men compete in head-to-head matchups for more than $100,000 in prize money. Saturday's Team Competition (all disciplines) will feature an aggregate scoring format to determine the 2016 Team Challenge Cup winner with a prize purse of nearly $500,000, for a total prize purse of $617,000 (US Dollars).
For more information, please visit 2016 KOSÉ Team Challenge Cup.
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World title for Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford
April 3, 2016 /0 Comments/in News & Press Releases /by Skate Canada
BOSTON – Meagan Duhamel of Lively, Ont., and Eric Radford of Balmertown, Ont., struck gold for the second straight year in pairs on Saturday at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships.
It is first time Canada has repeat champions in pairs since Barbara Wagner and Robert Paul won four straight from 1957-1960.
Duhamel and Radford posted a personal best 231.99 with Wenjing Sui and Cong Han of China second at 224.47 and Aliona Savchenko and Bruno Massot of Germany third at 216.17.
"We are so happy and so proud to come here and deliver the performances that we worked so hard for," said Duhamel. "We believed in ourselves and we knew this result was possible."
While on paper it appears the Canadians enjoyed a strong season with two gold and silver on the Grand Prix circuit and a national title, it wasn't as smooth as the previous winter. They felt that made them underdogs in Boston.
"We weren't considered as strong contenders as compared to last season," said Radford. "It feels great because it is difficult not to doubt yourself when everybody else has that expectation of you. As long you can believe you can do it, you can make it happen."
Lubov Iliushechkina and Dylan Moscovitch of Toronto were seventh at 199.52 and Kirsten Moore-Towers of St. Catharines, Ont., and Michael Marinaro of Sarnia, Ont., followed in eighth at 190.90. It was also personal bests for both.
"It was a bit of work but a lot of fun," said Moscovitch. "We did a great job of working our way through the program. We kept our focus on the choreography and enjoyment of the program and that really pulled us through."
Moore-Towers and Marinaro climbed form 10th after the short.
"With two personal best performances here it sets us up well for next season," said Moore-Towers. " I'm thrilled."
Daleman shines in women's final
Evgenia Medvedeva of Russia won the gold medal in the women's free skate with 223.86 points. Ashley Wagner of the U.S. followed at 215.39 for silver and Anna Pogorilaya of Russia was third at 211.29.
Gabrielle Daleman of Newmarket, Ont., completed an impressive showing finishing ninth. She smashed her personal best earning 195.68 points.
"I was very nervous going in and I decided I was skating for myself and country," she said. "I just stayed in the moment throughout and took one element at a time."
Canadian champion Alaine Chartrand of Prescott, Ont., was 17th.
Full results: ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2016
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Weaver and Poje place fifth at ISU World Championships
BOSTON – Kaitlyn Weaver and Andew Poje of Waterloo, Ont., took fifth place in ice dancing on Thursday at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships.
Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron of France successfully defended their world title winning the gold medal with 194.46 points. Maia Shibutani and Alex Shibutani of the U.S. followed for silver at 188.43 and Madison Chock and Evan Bates of the U.S. were third at 185.77.
Weaver and Poje, third at last year's worlds, earned a season's best 182.01. It was the first time in 10 years Canada's has not reached the world podium in ice dancing.
"We felt really prepared for the competition," said Poje. "But that didn't come through in the performance. We are still proud of the effort we put into it and the growth we still have to push into the future."
A new personal best for @WeaverPoje, they finished in 5th place! #Worlds2016 pic.twitter.com/S94bCzlMFu
— Skate Canada (@SkateCanada) April 1, 2016
Weaver says the couple must keep pushing the envelope.
"It took us a long time to master (the free dance)," she said. "Unfortunately the past two outings we haven't shown what we are capable of. These are the programs that will push us to a new level and make us even better next year."
Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier of Toronto were eighth, with a personal best 173.07.
@GillesPiper & @PaulDPoirier finish in 8th place at #Worlds2016! pic.twitter.com/Pt4MbJ9xZh
"We gave it a little too hard at the beginning and we both felt tired at the end," said Poirier. ''We are so proud how we've been able to push the programs the last few weeks and to finish the season with two personal bests is really exciting.''
In women's competition after the short program, Gracie Gold of the U.S. is first at 76.43, Anna Pogorilaya of Russia second at 73.98 and her compatriot Evgenia Medvedeva third at 73.76.
Gabrielle Daleman of Newmarket, Ont., produced a clean program and is eighth at 67.38. It wasn't as smooth for Alaine Chartrand of Prescott, Ont., who ranked 17th at 55.67.
Great skate @gabby_daleman 67.38 PB SP #Worlds2016 "Can't wait for free skate." @cbcsports @SkateCanada @ISU_Figure pic.twitter.com/j3q4ZyVfP6
— Scott Russell (@CBCScottRussell) March 31, 2016
The 18-year-old Daleman raised her arms triumphantly after her performance.
"I've had trouble with my short program this season," said Daleman, a 2014 Olympian. "Just to finally lay a clean short program and doing it that well I was so overwhelmed. On the ice, I just told myself: breathe, confident and comfortable."
Chartrand, the Canadian champion, didn't mince words with her performance. She stumbled on the second part of her opening combo jump and fell on the all-important double Axel.
Canadian Champion @AlaineChartrand is in 17th place after the short program. #Worlds2016 pic.twitter.com/tTgFFt4aco
— Skate Canada (@SkateCanada) March 31, 2016
"I just rushed it a little bit, got ahead of myself," said Chartrand, 20, about her fall. "It was a costly mistake. Things were going pretty good up to that point. I wasn't satisfied with my combo either. I did a perfect one in the warm-up. It should be an easy combination."
Competition continues Friday with the pairs short program and men's free skate.
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MEET CANADA'S WORLD TEAM: LADIES
March 30, 2016 /0 Comments/in Featured Stories /by Skate Canada
Alaine Chartrand
A year ago, Alaine came achingly close to her first national title, finishing less than two points behind Gabrielle Daleman. In 2016, she turned the tables, edging Daleman in Halifax for the Canadian championship. Alaine spends most of her week training in her hometown of Prescott, Ont. before travelling to the Toronto area to train on weekends. The travelling has paid off, as the powerful jumper can now add Canadian champion to her growing resume. Although she says she was too young to remember, Alaine has been told she landed her first axel when she was just six years old.
"I don't know if my mindset is any different," Alaine says of attending her first worlds as Canadian champion. "I definitely gained a lot of confidence from my performances at nationals. I know I can do two clean programs in one competition and that's one thing I've struggled with in the past."
FUN FACT: On long skating trips, Alaine often rides in the family RV. In her younger years, Alaine's father racked up more than 500,000 km on his six-seat pickup truck.
Gabrielle Daleman
After what she referred to as an "extremely disappointing" short program at the Canadian Tire National Skating Championships, Gabrielle bounced back in a big way in the free to win silver, coming up just short in her bid for a second straight national title. At just 16 years of age, Gabrielle was the youngest member of the entire Canadian Olympic Team at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. A former gymnast, "Gabby", uses her lightning speed as the springboard for her powerful jumps.
FUN FACT: Gabby always has to have her special travel companion with her when she is on the road: her purple blanket.
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Canadian team prepared for 2016 ISU World Figure Skating Championships
March 24, 2016 /0 Comments/in News & Press Releases /by Skate Canada
OTTAWA, ON: Skate Canada will send 10 entries for a total of 16 skaters to the 2016 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Boston, MA, USA, from March 28 – April 3. Canada will have two entries per category in men's and ladies and three entries per category in pair and ice dance.
Three-time World Champion and double Olympic silver medallist (men's and team) Patrick Chan, 25, Toronto, Ont., is the first of two Canadian entries in men's. Chan returns to the world championships for the first time since 2013, when he won gold. In his return to competition this season, the representative of the Granite Club won gold at Skate Canada International, placed fifth at Trophée Éric Bompard, fourth at the ISU Grand Prix Final, and won gold at the ISU Four Continents Championships. The eight time Canadian champion is coached by Kathy Johnson and trains at the Detroit Skating Club.
Nam Nguyen, 17, Toronto, Ont., will be the second Canadian entry in men's. Last season, he placed fifth at this event, and in 2014, he placed 12th. This season, Nguyen placed fifth at Skate Canada International, seventh at the Rostelecom Cup and fourth at the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships. He is coached by Brian Orser and Ernest Pryhitka at the Toronto Cricket Skating & Curling Club.
Canadian Champion Alaine Chartrand, 19, Prescott, Ont., is one of two Canadian entries in the ladies category. Last year, Chartrand placed 11th at this event. This season, she placed 12th at Skate America, sixth at the Rostelecom Cup and 11th at the ISU Four Continents Championships. The representative of the Nepean Skating Club is coached by Michelle Leigh and Brian Orser.
Gabrielle Daleman, 18, Newmarket, Ont., will be the second Canadian entry in ladies. Daleman placed 21st at this event in 2015 and 13th in 2014. Earlier this season, she placed fifth at Skate Canada International, sixth at Trophée Éric Bompard at won silver at the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships. Daleman is coached by Lee Barkell and Brian Orser at the Toronto Cricket, Skating & Curling Club.
Defending World Champions and Olympic silver medallists (team) Meagan Duhamel, 30, Lively, Ont., and Eric Radford, 31, Balmertown, Ont., lead the Canadian entries in pairs. The representatives of CPA Saint-Léonard have previously competed at this event five times, winning medals the past three years. This season, they won gold at Skate Canada International and at the NHK Trophy, and won silver at the ISU Grand Prix Final. The five-time consecutive Canadian champions are coached by Richard Gauthier, Bruno Marcotte, and Sylvie Fullum.
Lubov Ilyushechkina, 24, Moscow, Russia, and Dylan Moscovitch, 31, Toronto, Ont., are the second Canadian pair entry at the event. Last year, they placed 13th at the World Championships. Earlier this season, the representatives of the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club placed seventh at the Cup of China, fifth at the NHK Trophy and fifth at the ISU Four Continents Championships. The two time Canadian medallists are coached by Lee Barkell, Bryce Davison and Tracy Wilson.
Kirsten Moore-Towers, 23, St. Catharines, Ont., and Michael Marinaro, 24, Sarnia, Ont., are the third Canadian entry in pair. This will be their first time competing at this event. Earlier this season, Moore-Towers and Marinaro won bronze at Skate Canada International, placed seventh at the Rostelecom Cup and placed fourth at the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships. The representatives of Kitchener-Waterloo SC and Point Edward SC are coached by Bruno Marcotte, Richard Gauthier, Sylvie Fullum, Julie Marcotte and Cynthia Lemaire at CPA Saint-Léonard.
Two-time world medallists Kaitlyn Weaver, 26, Toronto, Ont., and Andrew Poje, 29, Waterloo, Ont., are the first of three Canadian entries in ice dance. This will be their eighth time competing at this event; last year, they won the bronze medal. This season, the representatives of Sault FSC and Kitchener-Waterloo SC won gold at Skate Canada International, Rostelecom Cup and the ISU Grand Prix Final, and won bronze at the ISU Four Continents Championships. Weaver and Poje also won their second consecutive Canadian title. They are coached by Angelika Krylova, Pasquale Camerlengo and Shae-Lynn Bourne in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
Canadian silver medallists Piper Gilles, 24, Toronto, Ont., and Paul Poirier, 24, Unionville, Ont., will be the second Canadian entry in ice dance. This will be their fourth time competing at this event, at which they placed sixth in 2015. This season, they won bronze at Skate America, silver at Trophée Éric Bompard and placed fifth at the ISU Four Continents Championships. The representatives of Scarboro FSC also won their second consecutive Canadian silver medal. Gilles and Poirier are coached by Carol Lane and Juris Razgulajevs at Ice Dance Elite in Scarborough, Ont.
Canadian bronze medallists Élisabeth Paradis, 23, Loretteville, Que., and François-Xavier Ouellette, 24, Laval, Que., are the final Canadian entry in ice dance. This will be their first time competing at this event. Earlier this season, the representatives of CPA Loretteville and CPA Les Lames D'Argent De Laval Inc. placed eighth at Skate Canada International, sixth at the ISU Four Continents Championships and won their first Canadian medal (bronze) at the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships. They are coached by Marie-France Dubreuil, Patrice Lauzon and Romain Haguenauer.
Skate Canada High Performance Director Mike Slipchuk will be the team leader along with Cynthia Ullmark of Canmore, Alta. Dr. Bob Brock of Toronto, Ont., and physiotherapist Agnes Makowski, also of Toronto, Ont., will be the Canadian medical staff onsite. Andrea Derby of Windsor, Ont., Jean Senft of West Vancouver, B.C., and Benoit Lavoie of Baie St-Paul, Que., will be the Canadian officials at the event.
For results and full entries please visit www.isu.org.
CANADIAN ENTRIES AT 2016 ISU WORLD FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Mens Patrick Chan 25 Toronto, Ont. Granite Club Kathy Johnson
Mens Nam Nguyen 17 Toronto, Ont. Toronto Cricket Skating & Curling Club Brian Orser / Ernest Pryhitka
Ladies Alaine Chartrand 19 Prescott, Ont. Nepean Skating Club Michelle Leigh / Brian Orser
Pair Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford 30/31 Lively, Ont. / Balmertown, Ont. CPA Saint-Léonard / CPA Saint-Léonard Richard Gauthier / Bruno Marcotte / Sylvie Fullum
Pair Kirsten Moore-Towers / Michael Marinaro 23/24 St. Catharines, Ont. / Sarnia, Ont. Kitchener-Waterloo SC / Point Edward SC Inc. Bruno Marcotte / Richard Gauthier / Sylvie Fullum / Julie Marcotte / Cynthia Lemaire
Ice Dance Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje 26/29 Toronto, Ont. / Waterloo, Ont. Sault FSC / Kitchener-Waterloo SC Angelika Krylova / Pasquale Camerlengo / Shae-Lynn Bourne
Ice Dance Élisabeth Paradis / François-Xavier Ouellette 23/24 Loretteville, Que. / Laval, Que. CPA Loretteville / CPA Les Lames d'Argent de Laval Inc. Marie-France Dubreuil / Patrice Lauzon / Romain Haguenauer
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Gabrielle Daleman, Julianne Séguin and Charlie Bilodeau withdraw from 2016 ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships
February 11, 2016 /0 Comments/in News & Press Releases /by Skate Canada
OTTAWA, ON: Canadian figure skaters Gabrielle Daleman, Julianne Séguin and Charlie Bilodeau have withdrawn from the 2016 ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships in Chinese Taipei. The athletes had been scheduled to compete at the event which takes place from February 16-21, 2016, at the Taipei Arena in Taipei City.
In the ladies division, Gabrielle Daleman, 18, Newmarket, Ont., sustained a minor injury in training and will be replaced by Véronik Mallet, 21, Sept-Îles, Que.
In the pair discipline, Julianne Séguin, 19, Longueuil, Que., also sustained a minor injury in training, leading to the withdrawal of her and partner Charlie Bilodeau, 22, Trois-Pistoles, Que. They will be replaced by Vanessa Grenier, 23, Johnville, Que., and Maxime Deschamps, 24, Vaudreuil-Dorion, Que.
"These decisions have been made for precautionary reasons as we progress towards the world championships," said Mike Slipchuk, Skate Canada's Director, High Performance. "We are focused on allowing our athletes to return to competition in prime condition."
Daleman, Séguin and Bilodeau are all scheduled to return to competition at the 2016 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Boston, MA, USA.
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Meet the Senior Women
January 19, 2016 /0 Comments/in Featured Stories /by Skate Canada
At just 16 years of age, Gabrielle was the youngest member of the entire Canadian Olympic Team at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. A former gymnast, "Gabby", the defending Canadian women's champion, uses her lightning speed as the springboard for her powerful jumps. Her favourite motto? "Play like you're in first, but train like you're in second."
KAETLYN OSMOND
Just weeks after winning Skate Canada Challenge to qualify for the Canadian Tire National Skating Championships in 2012, Kaetlyn turned a lot of hands with a bronze medal performance at nationals. Later that year, she added titles at Nebelhorn Trophy and Skate Canada International before winning Canadian championships in 2013 and 2014. The affable Osmond, who always seems to have a smile on her face, missed last season following surgery for a broken leg.
FUN FACT: Kaetlyn has to tie her skates twice – and drink orange juice – before she competes.
A bronze medal finish at the Rostelecom Cup in 2014 set the table for Alaine at the 2015 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships, where she finished second, less than two points behind champion Gabrielle Daleman. Although she says she was too young to remember, Alaine has been told she landed her first axel when she was just six years old.
FUN FACT: On long skating trips, Alaine often rides in the family RV, a step up from her previous mode of transportation: her father racked up more than 500,000 km on his six-seat pickup truck in Alaine's younger years.
VÉRONIK MALLET
When she isn't finishing on the podium at the national championships, Véronik, the reigning Canadian bronze medallist, is setting up for her future. The native of Sept-Îles, Quebec would love to remain in skating as a coach, but she is currently studying Human Science at CEGEP in Sorel-Tracy, Que. in the hopes of one day becoming a primary school professor.
FUN FACT: In addition to skating and school, Veronik finds time to juggle in her spare time.
ROXANNE RHEAULT
A rookie on the national team, Roxanne has dealt with injury issues over the past few seasons. She made her mark on the national scene in 2011, winning the Canadian junior women's title. In 2007, Roxanne also won the national juvenile title – the same year a young Nam Nguyen won the juvenile men's crown.
FUN FACT: An avid dancer, Roxanne has also studied ballet to help improve her artistry and presentation on the ice.
KIM DEGUISE LÉVEILLÉE
Thanks to a fifth-place showing at the Canadian Tire National Skating Championships last year, Kim, the 2014 junior champion, punched her ticket on to the national team for first time. The young skater, who enjoyed a pair of top-ten finishes on the ISU Junior Grand Prix circuit in 2014, has worked hard with coaches Josée Picard and Marc-André Craig to boost her confidence as she makes the transition to the senior level.
FUN FACT: Kim ties her skates standing up, not sitting down.
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Canada's Top Figure Skaters Descend on Halifax for the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships
January 11, 2016 /0 Comments/in News & Press Releases /by Skate Canada
HALIFAX, NS – From January 18 to 24, the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships will bring together Canada's top 250 figure skaters for a week of on-ice competition in Halifax. The all-Canadian championships take place at the Scotiabank Centre and will feature competition in the men's, women's, pair and ice dance disciplines at the senior, junior and novice levels.
"From our reigning champions to the novice skaters attending the event for the first time, the Canadian Tire National Skating Championship is the pinnacle of Canadian skating season," explains Dan Thompson, Skate Canada CEO. "Skate Canada, together with our title partner, Canadian Tire are thrilled to be in Halifax to celebrate the 102nd instalment of this historic event."
"At Canadian Tire, we believe in the power of sport to change lives, bring communities together and inspire greatness," says Allan MacDonald, Chief Operating Officer, Canadian Tire. "Nova Scotia is my home province and I'm so proud to welcome and cheer on Canada's top skaters, as well as their coaches, families and friends as they advance the sport of figure skating in Canada."
The week long competition will begin with the novice ice dance on Monday, January 18 and the senior events will begin on Friday, January 22. Athletes will vie for spots on the Skate Canada National Team and the Canadian teams that will compete at the 2016 ISU World Figure Skating Championships, 2016 ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships, and 2016 ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships.
Leading the senior events are 2015 World Pair Champions Meagan Duhamel, 30, from Lively, ON, and Eric Radford, 30, from Balmertown, ON. The four-time Canadian champions will look to win their fifth consecutive title, taking on Canada's best.
In ice dance, two-time world medallists Kaitlyn Weaver, 26, from Waterloo, ON, and Andrew Poje, 28, from Waterloo, ON, plan to capture their second Canadian title. They will be challenged by a rising field of ice dance talent.
Current Canadian champion Nam Nguyen, 17, from Toronto, ON, will go head-to-head with three-time world champion Patrick Chan, 25, from Toronto, ON, as he returns to the Canadian Tire National Skating Championships after a year off.
In women's Gabrielle Daleman, 17, from Newmarket, ON, will defend her 2015 Canadian title against two-time Canadian champion Kaetlyn Osmond, 20, from Marystown, NL, and Sherwood Park, AB, who will return to competition after missing last season due to injury.
For full entries and the event start orders please click here.
Skate Canada is adding some extra sheen to the event with the addition of three-time World Champion, Elvis Stojko. He will be returning to the competitive sphere, but this time as the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships Athlete Ambassador. Representing his fellow athletes, Stojko will lend his engaging personality and time to public appearances, media interviews and in-venue fan activities.
Kids will add to the glow of the week through the Skate Canada School Program. As part of Skate Canada's vision to help youth develop a love for skating, over 1,000 kids from grades three to five will have the opportunity to participate in a free session to watch and learn about the sport during the senior practices on Thursday, January 21.
The spotlight will also shine on 2008 world champion Jeffrey Buttle who will be officially inducted into the Skate Canada Hall of Fame on Sunday, January 24. There will be a special ceremony to honour his tremendous career in skating during the Gala. In addition, Buttle will skate a solo in the Gala and choreograph the closing group number.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.ticketatlantic.com, by phone at 902-451-1221 or toll free 1-877-451-1221 or in person at the Ticket Atlantic box office located on the Scotiabank Centre Promenade.
Senior competition prices range from $30-$55 per session, plus surcharges. Promotional four-packs are available for $100-$175, for senior events only.
Tickets for the junior and novice competition are $15-$20 per day. Seating for the junior and novice competition days is general admission. Children 12 and under are free for the junior and novice events only.
In addition, all-event ticket packages are still available for purchase. All-event ticket packages range from $125-$175, plus applicable surcharges.
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Canada's most successful governing sport body, Skate Canada athletes have won 25 Olympic medals and 32 world championships. Today's Canadian world and Olympic medalists all began at one of our 1,200 local Skate Canada clubs or skating schools. Through our programs, more than 5,200 certified professional coaches encourage Canadians of all ages to skate together as a family, pursue competitive ice sports and enjoy an active lifestyle.
Skate Canada has a National Service Centre in Ottawa, marketing headquarters in Toronto and High Performance facilities in Toronto and Calgary.
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Skaters headed to 2016 Skate Canada Challenge in Edmonton
December 1, 2015 /0 Comments/in News & Press Releases /by Skate Canada
OTTAWA, ON: Approximately 500 skaters from across Canada are headed to Edmonton, Alta., for the 2016 Skate Canada Challenge. This year's event will be taking place from December 2-6, 2015, at the Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre.
This is the sole qualifying event for novice, junior, and senior skaters to earn entries to the 2016 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships taking place in Halifax, N.S., from January 18-24, 2016. Skaters have qualified for the 2016 Skate Canada Challenge by advancing through their home sectional championships.
The 2016 Skate Canada Challenge will also see the crowning of the 2016 Canadian Pre-Novice Champions in men's, women's, pair, and ice dance.
National team member and Alberta/Northwest Territories/Nunavut Section representative Keegan Messing, 23, Girdwood, AK., will be competing in his home section in the senior men's competition. Other national team members entered in the competition are Canadian champion Gabrielle Daleman, 17, Newmarket, Ont., (senior women's), Canadian bronze medallist Véronik Mallet, 21, Sept-Îles, Que., (senior women's), Roxanne Rheault, 20, Victoriaville, Que., (senior women's), Kim DeGuise-Léveillée, 17, Sorel-Tracy, Que., (senior women's), and Vanessa Grenier, 23, Johnville, Que., and Maxime Deschamps, 23, Vaudreuil-Dorion, Que., (senior pair).
Local Edmonton skating clubs will have a strong representation at the event with a total of 25 entries across all categories and disciplines, including six senior entries, five junior entries, three novice entries and 11 pre-novice entries.
For schedule, entries and start orders please click here.
General admission tickets will be available for purchase at the Terwillegar Community Recreation Centre throughout the event. All-event tickets are $50, day tickets will be available for purchase for $10 on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and $20 on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free for children ages 12 and under.
Media who have not already applied for accreditation are asked to contact Allan Gordon, Communications Coordinator. He will be the media contact at the event and can be reached at [email protected].
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Gabrielle Daleman top Canadian at ISU Four Continents
SEOUL – Canadian champion Gabrielle Daleman of Newmarket, Ont., produced the best international performance of her career on Sunday to finish seventh in women's competition at the ISU Four Continents figure skating event.
Polina Edmunds of the U.S. soared from fourth after the short program to win the gold medal ahead Japanese skaters Satoko Miyahara in second and Rika Hongo.
The 17-year-old Daleman, a 2014 Olympian, delivered a clean program and earned a personal best international score with 167.09 points. At the end of her free skate, Daleman raised her arms in triumph and added a couple of fist pumps to show she was delighted with the performance.
Alaine Chartrand of Prescott, Ont., was 10th and Veronik Mallet of Sept-Iles, Que., 14th.
Canada ends the competition with two gold medals earned by Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje of Waterloo, Ont., in ice dancing and Meagan Duhamel of Lively, Ont., and Eric Radford of Balmertown, Ont. in pairs. Both couples continued undefeated seasons with their wins.
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BEIJING (AP) — Chinese troops battled mock terrorists who hijacked a bus and blasted automatic weapons at moving targets in a drill for foreign journalists Tuesday, calling it a sign the world's largest army is opening up to the outside world.
China has long been tightlipped about its military strength and capacity, drawing criticism from other countries wary of the Asian giant's growing power and skyrocketing military spending.
Senior Colonel Leng Jiesong, head of the army's Third Guard Division, told journalists the tour was part of a policy of increased openness.
"China is more and more open to the outside world, and so is the People's Liberation Army, and we are actively speeding up our opening process," he said.
The visit comes ahead of Aug. 1, which marks the 82nd anniversary of the founding of the People's Liberation Army, which now has 2.3 million members.
The tour was organized by the Ministry of Defense and attended by officials from the Foreign Ministry.
Journalists took a tour of soldiers' living quarters, viewed a counterterrorism exercise involving a hijacked bus and seven terrorists who escaped into a nearby building, and watched target practice involving automatic weapons and rocket launchers.
The trip comes as China's Defense Ministry gears up to launch its official Web site. State media have said the site will be online in time for the army's anniversary, but the director of the ministry's information office, Hu Changming, would not confirm the date.
China's military spending has jumped by double-digit percentages every year for nearly two decades. This year, Beijing announced a 14.9 percent rise in military spending to 480.68 billion yuan ($70.27 billion).
That spending puts it on par with Japan, Russia and Britain, but it is still dwarfed by the U.S., which spends nearly 10 times as much.


But I sleep with you too.
Last year a funny thing happened on TW's birthday. The peeps had decided they weren't going to exchange gifts since Pop was out of work and money was tight. After supper, TW went to the Refuse Room to throw the trash down the chute. As she opened the door, a bunch of Happy Birthday balloons jumped out of the room at her. She was both shocked and amazed.
She brought them into the condo totally convinced that Pop had planted them there for her to find. He shook his head. Someone on the floor apparently had a birthday and didn't like the balloons. TW loved them and loved the surprise. Those are the balloons I've been gifting my furrends with on their Facebook page.
This year, Pop and I decided to go all out and buy TW some balloons cos what's the chance of her finding more in the Refuse Room?
Happy Birthday, TW. I lu– lu– lu– … what I mean is I kinda like you.
I've also posted at the TCC for Oui Oui's Gotcha Day as part of the Comment-A-Thon for PAWS.
A big happy birthday to TW! I love that balloon story!
Happy Birthday Dear TW! And many more...I'z got my jazz paws going for ya full-force and wish you a wonderful day and a year filled with joy, health, prosperity and many blessings! The balloon story is very cute!
Happy Birthday & Balloon day to TW !!!
Aww, that's a great story (and pic!).
Happy birthday to TW! Balloons in the refuse room...bizarre! We can't imagine anyone not liking their birthday balloons!
Anyway, we hope TW has an awesome day!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TW! No recycled trash balloons for you today - you get the REAL thing. Have fun...it's your day (no matter if CK thinks it's also HER day!).
Happy Birthday TW!!! We hope you have a very special day!!!
We hope someone on your floor didn't plant the balloons as a surprise for someone else...can you just imagine THEIR shock to find the balloons gone? Heehee.
You have the cutest stories, CK! Happy, happy birthday to TW!!!
What a wonderful surprise last year.
Happy Birthday, TW. Hope it is a very special day.
Happy Birthday, TW! That's a fun balloon tradition and story.
A very happy birthday to TW!!! Those are great balloons!
Of course you can join me under the chair CK. I'll get the nip out and ready.
Happy Birthday TW :) I am glad this year she didn't have second hand balloons!
Happy Birthday to TW! We hopes she has a furry special day.
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We think the balloon story is just wonderful. Talk about a special surprise! We hope that her balloons this year were just as fabulous, even if they weren't such a surprise.
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Happy Happy Birthday, TW!!! We hope your day was a special as you are to us. We lu, lu, LUV you too.
That's a great story, CK. Happy Birthday to TW!!
Here's to a Happy New Decade, TW! CK, we think that WAY underneath, you might just *love* her, a tiny bit!
One person's trash, is someone else treasure.
Happy Happy Happy Birthday TW!!!!!!
But now I´m here and wish heer a HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
A Happy, if a little belated, Birthday! We hope there were extra great snuggles last night! And thankks for all your support for our Gotcha Day fundraiser. There's nothing like a rappin' cat to get the party started!
Happy Birthday to TW! July is the bestest month to have a birthday!
Ha ha - that's a good one. At least she got to enjoy the balloons. I'm happy Pop came thru with them this year - she deserves to be able to celebrate! Happy Birthday TW.
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Wishing TW a very happy Birthday! We know that you made it a special day fur her CK!
Happy birthday to you TW!
Who would ever guess TW is 60? This is a happy belated birthday and we encourage you to party on!
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Hey hey Tuesday night. Glad you could join me again today for another installment her at sounds familiar. I seem to be on a roll as far as the posting-regularity goes this month, so here's hoping I didn't just jinx it by saying as much. Should be a chuckle of a blog today, if I did my job right. So let's get right down to it then, shall we?
OK, before I do this next bit, I'm going to ask, dear readers, that you either cast your memory back a couple days, or go quickly read this post from Thursday last week.
Done reading and/or refreshing your memory? OK, good.
Now, if you weren't lying when you responded in the affirmative to that last sentence, you'll remember that, when I was sharing the "hotlink prevention" story with Ben, he suggested that I take screen-captures of all my "victims." Well, bored the other night, I started paging through my referrer logs and doing just that. Turns out, it was a great time looking at all the surprised people out there who'd previously been "borrowing" bandwidth from my site when their intended image got "sacked" with my new script. I had such a good time, in fact, that I wanted to share with you some the various places my new "hotlink stopper" image is showing up in cyberspace.
For your convenience, I've pixelized the NSFW image in the screencaps below, but you can always take a peek at the real-deal right here if you've forgotten the hilarity/horror of it all.
And, before I go I should acknowledge that I bet some of you came here today looking for my week-one Enzyte Challenge update. Well, it's coming, it was just a bit of rough night and I had this entry pretty much canned and good to go – so I left the thing on auto. You'll get your update soon enough, don't fret.
Oh hey Pat's got some pictures up from their New Year's Eve party, check 'em out.
And, with that, I'm gonna cut this thing loose. Have a good night folks, and, to those of you with difficult days ahead – we're here for you. Love you all and goodnight.
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Morgan Neville's documentary about Fred Rogers is sweet, earnest, and filled with a wellspring of love for one of television's kindest souls. This piece was..
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Casco Viejo, or The Old City, is a charming place to spend the day and see an entirely different side of Panama's capital. Cobblestone streets and decaying buildings are being restored, with new investment and energy infiltrating the neighborhood in the form of boutique hotels and trendy cafes. Friendly street vendors sell homemade goods that make excellent souvenirs, and if you have the time I highly recommend you strike up a conversation with a few of the locals here to learn more about the area. Be on the lookout for some stunning views as you navigate the interwoven streets, plazas, and stairways of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You'll have your choice of a number of trails in the Boquete region, but the Pipeline remains one of the more popular thanks to the abundant wildlife and scenic waterfall that serve as a reward to those who make the 2- to 3-hour roundtrip journey. Birding enthusiasts will definitely want to visit with a qualified guide who can help them spot a quetzal, the national bird of neighbor Costa Rica, along with dozens of other types of birds that inhabit the area. Between the dense vegetation and beautiful wildlife–including monkeys and sloths, in addition to all those birds, the Pipeline Trail is a photographer's dream.
Bocas del Toro is an archipelago located at the northwestern corner of Panama. It consists of 9 main islands and has historically been popular among partying college students, though a growing number of 20- and 30-somethings with more nature-focused interests are elevating the region's reputation above that of a simple Spring Break destination. Playa Estrella, or Starfish Beach, is one of the area's main attractions, although there's no guarantee you'll see what all the fuss is about on any given day. Some days dozens of huge starfish appear in the shallow, perfectly clear waters, and on other days not a single one presents itself. Practice your patience and indulge in a sense of optimism as you make the fun journey across the main island, Isla Colón, to sit beachside and (hopefully) see these beautiful creatures. And please, whatever you do, pay attention to the signage everywhere that reads "No Tocar Las Estrellas" and keep your hands off the fragile starfish, despite seeing a few idiots who somehow can't fight the temptation.
Ready to put your Spanish skills to the test? If you need a little extra help before you feel ready to chat it up with the locals in Panama, be sure to reach out to us at Spanish Trainers. Whether you're looking for private lessons or classes in a small group setting, we'll help you get set up with an instructor in your area.


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STUNNING SIMPLICITY - THIS IS AWESOME!!
Oh this is simply gorgeous!! Love the color you achieved!!
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National Register of Historic Places listings in Connecticut
Connecticut counties (clickable map)
This is a list of properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut. There are more than 1,500 listed sites in Connecticut. All 8 counties in Connecticut have listings on the National Register.
Fourteen of the sites are among historic sites along the route of French general Rochambeau's army in 1781 and 1782.
Contents: Counties and municipalities in Connecticut
Fairfield (city of Bridgeport) (town of Greenwich) (city of Stamford) | Hartford (city of Hartford) (town of Southington) (town of West Hartford) (town of Windsor) | Litchfield | Middlesex (city of Middletown) | New Haven (city of New Haven) | New London | Tolland | Windham
This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted January 14, 2022.[1]
Current listings by county[edit]
Map all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap
Download coordinates as: KML
The following are approximate tallies of current listings by county. These counts are based on entries in the National Register Information Database as of April 24, 2008[2] and new weekly listings posted since then on the National Register of Historic Places web site.[3] There are frequent additions to the listings and occasional delistings and the counts here are approximate and not official. New entries are added to the official Register on a weekly basis.[4] Also, the counts in this table exclude boundary increase and decrease listings which modify the area covered by an existing property or district and which carry a separate National Register reference number. The numbers of NRHP listings in each county are documented by tables in each of the individual county list-articles.
Cos Cob Railroad Station
Oliver Ellsworth Homestead
Old North Cemetery, Hartford, CT
Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut
West Cornwall Covered Bridge
# of Sites
1.1 Fairfield: Bridgeport 55
1.2 Fairfield: Greenwich 34
1.3 Fairfield: Stamford 35
1.4 Fairfield: Other 171
Fairfield: Duplicates (2)[5]
Fairfield: Total 293
2.1 Hartford: Hartford (city) 141
2.2 Hartford: Southington 41
2.3 Hartford: West Hartford 32
2.4 Hartford: Windsor 41
2.5 Hartford: Other 188
Hartford: Duplicates (10)[6]
Hartford: Total 433
3 Litchfield 173
4.1 Middlesex: Middletown 34
4.2 Middlesex: Other 89
Middlesex: Total 123
5.1 New Haven: New Haven (city) 69
5.2 New Haven: Other 204
New Haven: Duplicates (3)[7]
New Haven: Total 270
6 New London 200
7 Tolland 51
8 Windham 85
(duplicates)
(12)[8]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut.
List of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut
List of National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut
^ National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior, "National Register of Historic Places: Weekly List Actions", retrieved January 14, 2022.
^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. April 24, 2008.
^ "National Register of Historic Places: Weekly List Actions". National Park Service. Retrieved January 2, 2009.
^ Weekly List Actions, National Register of Historic Places website
^ Merritt Parkway appears in the main Fairfield County list as well as the Greenwich and Stamford lists.
^ The following listings appear in more than one Hartford County list: Bulkeley Bridge (Hartford (city) and Hartford County: Other); Cedar Hill Cemetery (Hartford (city) and Hartford County: Other), Farmington Canal-New Haven and Northampton Canal (Southington and Hartford County: Other), Hartford Golf Club Historic District (Hartford (city) and West Hartford), Prospect Avenue Historic District (Hartford (city) and West Hartford), West End North Historic District (Hartford (city) and West Hartford), West End South Historic District (Hartford (city) and West Hartford), Elizabeth Park (Hartford (city) and West Hartford), Watkinson Juvenile Asylum and Farm School (Hartford (city) and West Hartford), Hubbard Park (Southington and Hartford County: Other)
^ East Rock Park, Edgerton, and Farmington Canal-New Haven and Northampton Canal are divided between New Haven and other parts of the county
^ The following sites are listed in multiple counties: Bridge No. 1132 (Middlesex and New Haven) Farmington Canal-New Haven and Northampton Canal (Hartford and New Haven), Hadlyme North Historic District (Middlesex and New London), Marion Historic District (Hartford and New Haven), Seventh Sister (Middlesex and New London), Southbury Training School (Litchfield and New Haven) Edward Waldo House (New London and Windham), Stevenson Dam Hydroelectric Plant (Fairfield and New Haven), Mansfield Hollow Dam (Tolland and Windham), Hubbard Park (Hartford and New Haven), and Washington Bridge (Fairfield and New Haven).
U.S. National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut
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Keeper of the Register
History of the National Register of Historic Places
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North Canaan
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The forest of Nibel is dying. After a powerful storm sets a series of devastating events in motion, an unlikely hero must journey to find his courage and confront a dark nemesis to save his home. "Ori and the Blind Forest" tells the tale of a young orphan destined for heroics, through a visually stunning action-platformer crafted by Moon Studios for PC. Featuring hand-painted artwork, meticulously animated character performance, and a fully orchestrated score, "Ori and the Blind Forest" explores a deeply emotional story about love and sacrifice, and the hope that exists in us all.
Ori and the Blind Forest is a 2D Metroidvania; a platform game with an emphasis on exploration, collecting items and upgrades, and backtracking to previously inaccessible areas. The player controls Ori, a white guardian spirit,[1] and Sein, who is the light and eyes of the Spirit Tree.[2] As Ori, players must jump, climb, and use various other abilities to navigate the game's world. Sein can shoot Spirit Flames to combat enemies or break obstacles. Ori is required to interact with the environment by jumping from platforms and solving puzzles, and is faced with various enemies. The player helps Ori collect health cells, energy cells, new abilities, and upgrades. The game world unfolds to the player in the fashion of a Metroidvania, with new abilities allowing the player to access previously inaccessible areas.
In addition to save points scattered in the game, players can create "soul links" at any time they choose to serve as checkpoints.[3][4] However, soul links can only be created using energy cells collected during gameplay; the needed energy is not in abundant supply, forcing players to create them only when necessary.[4] The player can obtain ability points to gain upgrades and benefits, such as increasing the damage of Sein's Spirit Flame. These upgrades can be achieved when the player has enough ability points to learn the skill they desire, anywhere a soul link has been created. An ability point is gained when Ori collects enough experience by killing enemies, destroying various plants, and finding spirit light containers or ability cells (which instantly awards Ori an ability point). Each skill must be learned in sequential order from one of three ability trees to allow the next skill to be accessible.
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June 12, 2018 (Jamul) – Three suspects in a white Jaguar have been arrested following a purse snatching at an ARCO AM/PM gas station on State Route 94 in Jamul at 6:30 this morning. A woman pumping gas with her young child in the vehicle reported that a man had opened the door and stolen her purse.
A witness reported that a man in a white Jaguar had stolen the purse. Five minute later, Detective A. Lewis was driving to work on Jamacha Blvd. in Spring Valley when she saw a white Jaguar approaching with a man and woman inside.
"Detective Lewis immediately recognized the female as a chronic thief/prolific offender, Nichole Rivas," says Detective G. Gatano. Lewis notified dispatch, then turned around and followed the driver. Deputies arrived within seconds and conducted a traffic stop as the vehicle approved a 7-Eleven store on Jamacha Blvd.
They found the victim's stolen purse in the vehicle—along with other stolen property. Detectives arrested Jessica R. Curry and Matthew T. McDole along with Rivas, "all known prolific offenders," according to Detective Gatano. McDole ran from deputies but was caught soon after.
This is fantastic news! I think it's great when criminals are caught. Nice work by everyone involved, including the alert citizens willing to step up.


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Ramon de Sant Llorenç ( - Tarragona 1217) va ser un sacerdot vinculat amb la Seu de Tarragona, d'on en va ser canonge i Paborde.

De Ramon de Sant Llorenç se sap que el 1190 i fins al 1199 era cabiscol dels canonges de la catedral de Tarragona, i el 1202, a la mort de Berenguer de Castellet, va passar a la cambreria i a ser senyor de Reus en les dues terceres parts del domini de la vila que corresponien als canonges tarragonins. Durant la seva estada com a cambrer va canviar significativament el senyoriu de la vila, ja que el cambrer va passar a tenir el senyoriu directe, senyoriu que fins aleshores havia estat en mans de l'arquebisbe, (en aquell moment Ramon de Rocabertí), que va li donar la jurisdicció en un document de 25 d'abril de 1203. Hi va haver una picabaralla continuada entre el cambrer i el castlà, l'altre senyor de Reus, que posseïa un terç de la població, càrrec que tenia llavors Bernat de Bell-lloc. El castlà es va negar a donar la potestat del castell de Reus al nou senyor quan aquest li va demanar. La causa va passar als tribunals i Bernat de Bell-lloc va perdre la castlania el 1204. Llavors aquesta va passar al seu fill homònim, Bernat II de Bell-lloc. Els plets entre les dues parts encara van durar uns anys més.

Ramon de Sant Llorenç, que havia substituït en la cambreria Berenguer de Castellet, va ser senyor de Reus fins a l'any 1208, quan va passar a ocupar la pabordia, dignitat que va ocupar fins a la seva mort. Pel seu càrrec, també va ser senyor de la Selva del Camp, de l'Albiol i del seu castell, i, amb l'arquebisbe Ramon de Rocabertí va comprar, el 1207, la meitat del terme d'Alió, meitat sobre la qual encara no tenien el domini eclesiàstic ni senyorial. Va ser succeït a la cambreria de Reus per Ramon Guillem.

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15.6% 2107 $539,000 $728 1/1 740 s.f. 5/9/2019
FL-8 $775,000 $881 1/1 880 s.f. 2/19/2019
25.9% 303 $500,000 $442 2/2 1130 s.f. 1/14/2019
6.1% 1009 $695,000 $644 2/2 1080 s.f. 2/12/2019
2303 $750,000 $694 2/2 1080 s.f. 5/6/2019
A,BHS,Exclusive,Listing 2603 $799,000 $740 2/2 1080 s.f. 6/12/2017
5.6% 1011 $845,000 $748 2/2 1130 s.f. 11/30/2018
5.5% 1203 $860,000 $796 2/2 1080 s.f. 5/8/2017
1411 $1,020,000 $903 2/2 1130 s.f. 6/28/2019
2501 $1,175,000 $1,040 2/2 1130 s.f. 3/3/2019
PH3210 $2,200,000 $1,486 2/2 1480 s.f. 3/25/2019
Pending Sales at Yacht Club
2010 $1,075,000 Pending Pending 2/2 1090 sqft 7/11/2019
2208 $555,000 Pending Pending 1/1 780 sqft 6/15/2019
2012 $899,000 Pending Pending 2/2 1130 sqft 6/11/2019
Condo Sales History at Yacht Club
1 Bedroom Units Sold at Yacht Club
PH3308 $650,000 $612,000 $805 1/1 760 s.f. 2/1/2019
Sold,by,BHS 2707 $539,000 $505,000 $682 1/1 740 s.f. 3/2/2018
PH3308 $619,000 $619,000 $814 1/1 760 s.f. 11/22/2017
16.3% 807 $434,900 $423,500 $572 1/1 740 s.f. 6/18/2015
Sold,by,BHS PH3305 $555,000 $500,000 $676 1/1 740 s.f. 3/13/2015
7.6% 1706 $545,000 $515,000 $660 1/1 780 s.f. 12/2/2014
4.1% PH3307 $590,000 $560,000 $757 1/1 740 s.f. 5/28/2014
3.9% PH3308 $615,000 $605,000 $796 1/1 760 s.f. 5/7/2014
2305 $454,900 $426,000 $576 1/1 740 s.f. 10/1/2013
Sold,by,BHS 2606 $595,000 $570,000 $731 1/1 780 s.f. 6/24/2013
Sold,by,BHS FL-2 $560,000 $555,000 $631 1/1 880 s.f. 4/15/2013
FL-8 $550,000 $510,000 $580 1/1 880 s.f. 5/1/2012
PH3207 $440,000 $420,000 $568 1/1 740 s.f. 9/22/2011
5.0% 707 $303,900 $290,000 $392 1/1 740 s.f. 5/6/2011
8.0% 1605 $348,400 $332,000 $449 1/1 740 s.f. 11/15/2010
17.4% 1107 $380,000 $365,000 $468 1/1 780 s.f. 3/4/2010
Sold,by,BHS,Agent 2905 $449,000 $421,000 $569 1/1 740 s.f. 11/23/2009
Sold,by,BHS PH3207 $445,000 $380,000 $514 1/1 740 s.f. 5/8/2008
21.5% PH3307 $420,000 $395,000 $534 1/1 740 s.f. 4/14/2008
24.3% 3006 $499,000 $455,000 $583 1/1 780 s.f. 12/14/2007
Sold,by,BHS 2709 $799,000 $785,000 $727 2/2 1080 s.f. 4/18/2019
21.0% FL-6 $830,000 $750,000 $701 2/2 1070 s.f. 1/15/2019
703 $649,000 $630,000 $583 2/2 1080 s.f. 11/15/2018
FL-4 $850,000 $803,500 $751 2/2 1070 s.f. 9/11/2018
1.8% 2312 $1,075,000 $925,000 $819 2/2 1130 s.f. 11/30/2017
Sold,by,BHS 2604 $869,999 $850,000 $780 2/2 1090 s.f. 7/6/2017
19.2% 1812 $1,050,000 $1,020,000 $903 2/2 1130 s.f. 8/5/2016
9.0% FL-5 $810,000 $762,500 $713 2/2 1070 s.f. 5/13/2016
1902 $1,200,000 $1,150,000 $1,018 2/2 1130 s.f. 3/8/2016
3010 $1,100,000 $980,000 $899 2/2 1090 s.f. 2/23/2015
Sold,by,BHS,Agent 1003 $685,000 $665,000 $616 2/2 1080 s.f. 1/9/2015
711 $799,000 $750,000 $664 2/2 1130 s.f. 12/3/2014
Sold,by,BHS,Agent 2603 $789,000 $745,000 $690 2/2 1080 s.f. 5/28/2014
TH-1 $575,000 $559,000 $396 2/2½ 1410 s.f. 11/16/2012
3.1% FL-5 $627,500 $562,500 $526 2/2 1070 s.f. 4/8/2011
Sold,by,BHS,Agent 612 $499,000 $400,000 $354 2/2 1130 s.f. 3/17/2010
TH-9 $999,999 $862,500 $493 2/3 1750 s.f. 2/22/2010
Sold,by,BHS,Agent 1912 $699,500 $605,000 $535 2/2 1130 s.f. 12/30/2009
TH-3 $750,000 $750,000 $487 2/2½ 1540 s.f. 6/5/2006
15.4% TH-12 $2,199,999 $1,800,000 $1,029 3/2½ 1750 s.f. 8/22/2018
PH3408 $1,930,000 $1,900,000 $960 3/3 1980 s.f. 12/6/2011
TH-6 $895,000 $840,000 $480 3/2½ 1750 s.f. 11/1/2010
PH3309 $999,000 $930,000 $624 3/2 1490 s.f. 9/3/2010
TH-10 $895,000 $790,000 $451 3/2½ 1750 s.f. 7/15/2010
23.3% TH8 $880,000 $840,000 $480 3/2½ 1750 s.f. 12/15/2008
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