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- ATTENDANCE: 17,730.the same as in previous comprehension questions.
PROCEDURE. The procedure is the same as in VIII, 4, but with the following words:-- (a) _Snake_, _cow_, _sparrow_. (b) _Book_, _teacher_, _newspaper_. (c) _Wool_, _cotton_, _leather_. (d) _Knife-blade_, _penny_, _piece of wire_. (e) _...Only a License Admin has the access to transferring a license from one user to another.
1. Log in to Connect and navigate to the 'Licenses' tab.
2. Start by revoking the license from the user. Check the box of of the license you would like to revoke, and click revoke.
3. Next, assign the license to the new user. In the 'Assigned To' column, select 'edit' for the license you need to reassign. Use the address book to find and select the new user. Then click 'assign' in order to save the changes.A legendary, award-winning York County restaurant has suddenly and stunningly closed its doors.
The Accomac in Hellam Township told employees of its restaurant and catering business this week that it is halting operations.
Additionally, many employees are expressing disbelief and frustration that they are not being paid for recent work.
A phone call to the restaurant shortly after it was scheduled to open Tuesday night at 4:30 p.m. went to voicemail, and visits to the property on 6330 River Drive overlooking the Susquehanna River on Tuesday and Wednesday revealed locked doors and no human activity.
There was "no sense" this was coming, said Randi Chambless of Wrightsville, who's worked as a bartender and server for the catering arm of The Accomac since June.
"They've booked out events until December. It looked like we all had work coming up," she said.
Attempts to reach owners Doug and Charlene Campbell, who said at the beginning of 2018 they were putting the restaurant up for sale at $1.4 million, were unsuccessful. A cell phone number for Charlene that worked earlier this fall now comes with a message that it is no longer in service.
John Birkeland of Rock Commercial Real Estate, who is handling the sale, confirmed on Wednesday in a news release that the restaurant officially closed Monday.
The 16,502-square-foot property is now listed for $995,000. The listing includes 7.9 acres surrounding the property in addition to the liquor license, furniture and equipment within the 150-seat dining space, the release said. The original sale price announced in January was $1.4 million.
“Aside from the obvious restaurant use, there are a variety ways to re-purpose the asset including a bed & breakfast, special events venue, adult day care, medical/counseling facility, or private residence. The liquor license can also be purchased separately," Birkeland said in the release.
The Campbells have owned The Accomac, which has roots in York County dating to the 18th century, since 1971. They said in January they were looking to sell so they could retire and move to Arizona.
The Accomac was in the heart of one of the areas hit hardest by flooding this summer, with two bridges completely washed out along River Drive.
"It was incredibly stressful; we all had to walk out," Charlene Campbell told reporters in early September. But they pridefully did not cancel plans, which included three catered weddings around that time, she said.
Flooding forced the restaurant to close for three weeks, then offer a limited menu after it reopened.
The restaurant was open as recently as this past weekend, most recently for brunch on Sunday. It also hosted sold-out "ghost dinners" on Friday and Saturday nights ($70 per person) featuring invited teams of paranormal investigators, according to its Facebook page.
According to 2018 tax claim listings for York County, Accomac Inn Inc. owes nearly $60,000 in combined taxes for 2016 and 2017.
The York County Prothonotary's Office shows almost $515,000 in open federal tax liens, and nearly $65,000 in state tax liens.
In addition, in late 2017, Common Pleas Judge Christy H. Fawcett found The Accomac in default of its mortgage in a foreclosure case.Anyways, what are some episodes that have glaring similarities? The similarities do not have to be from the temple runs, but those are usually where they are found anyways. While making similarities, try to shy away from episodes that are too obvious like episodes that share the same artifact locations.
Here are a few obvious episodes with similarities.
- Both runs featured the girls of each team encountering a deadend in the Swamp area along with a temple guard.
- Both girls scaled the entire central shaft before being taken out in the Observatory.
- At least one contestant from each run entered the Room of Three Gargoyles at some point, but failed to press all three tongues which forced them into the Cave of Sighs.
- Both episodes featured an artifact located in the Observatory.
- Both episodes were solo wins by frontrunner girls from each team.
- Both episodes featured a solo victory and were the only solo victories by girls with two pendants.
- Both girls run into the Torch Room/Room of the Secret Password after completing the monkey.
Let's see if we can find more.
Upside-Down Compass and Lion-Slashed Jacket are very similar too. Both players on both teams were pretty slow, they both had to scale the central shaft (technically, the King's Storeroom in the Compass run was optional), the layouts were tough, and both runs ended in the Shrine.
- Both runs were Red Jaguars runs.
- Both boys started in the Crypt before being forced down into the Ledges.
- Both teams were forced to enter the Chamber via the bottom floor.
The Hans Holbein run ended in the Dark Forest.
Plus, Hand Holbein and Robert the Bruce were NOT filmed on the same day. The former episode had the "2 islands and a plank" moat, and the latter had the "net and vine" moat. But, both episodes WERE filmed last on their respective filming days. And both filming days that featured the aforementioned moats were all losses.
Oops, I always forget thought that Hans Holbein is not part of the "impossible layout" day. Thanks for clearing that up, I will go edit my post.
Also, good job with the Icarus/Poseidon comparison TSM. I would've never thought to find so much similarities between the two.
- Both artifacts are located in the Torch Room space.
- Both teams finished 1st in the Steps of Knowledge.
- Both teams encountered their last temple guard in the Shrine.
- After assembling the monkey, both female contestants were forced down into the Well/Mine Shaft in order to take the elevator up to the room above.
- Both girls dropped their artifacts during the run.
- Both artifacts were located in the Jester's Court.
- Both episodes dealt with a female figure getting arrested for one reason or another.
- Both teams that went to the temple had two full pendants.
- Both runs featured a second runner who was a girl that got confused in the Dark Forest when they were one room away from the artifact.
- Both girls reached the room of the artifacts as the run was ending (although Ashlie reached the Bonnet in her run.).
Word on Sir Edmund Hillary and Anne Bonny comparisons. I was about to come in and do those two. But you forgot to add how both runners dropped their artifact in the Throne Room.
For Henry VIII's Great Seal and Kamehameha, you can add how both episodes are about a king.
- Both episodes featured an artifact located in the Shrine.
- The winning team in both episodes finished first in the moat, first in the Steps, won two pendants in the temple games, and brought the artifact out of the temple.
- Both episodes featured the team with a relatively easy layout and entered six rooms en route to the artifact.
- Both episodes were paired together when airing on Nick GAS.
- Both episodes were taped in the earliest layouts of their respective season, while their temple run was moved to a later layout.
- Both teams won 1.5 pendants in the temple games.
- Both temple runs ended in the room to the right of the Shrine.
- Both episodes