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In the final ECI runner polls, the Bears finished 2nd and the Lady Bears were 3rd. Muncie Central, the sectional champions, finished 1st, and Yorktown’s girls took first.
Below is information regarding the semi-state:
2017 IHSAA GIRLS & BOYS NEW HAVEN CROSS COUNTRY SEMI STATE
TIME: 1:00 pm – Boys’ Race
1:45 pm – Girls’ Race
PLACE: IPFW Campus – the Plex, 1807 E California Rd, Ft. Wayne, IN 46825-5877
PARKING: Due to their being only one entrance into the Plex, please inform your patrons to plan on arriving earlier then normal due to the possible increase of traffic into the Plex and also inform them that car pooling would be a good idea in order to save room for parking. There is additional parking at IPFW. Spectators may use the Ron Venderly Family Bridge to cross over to the Plex. The bridge parking lot is located off the Anthony Blvd. entrance.
ADMISSIONS: Remind your fans that the IHSAA is now collecting a $5 admission for each person coming to the Plex. Please tell your fans to have cash with them when they arrive. Those parking in the Plex will pay when they arrive in their cars. Those parking outside the Plex will pay when they arrive onto the Plex grounds. We can only accept cash.
ADVANCEMENT: The first six (6) qualifying teams and the first ten (10) individuals that finish from non-advancing teams shall advance to the state meet in Terre Haute.
AWARDS: Will be held on the field by the start line as soon as possible (approximately 20-30 minutes after the last race has finished). Coaches remind your runners, no hats or sun glasses are to be worn during the awards presentation.
Final Small School Poll:It's been five months since we last looked at the hottest restaurants in California Wine Country, so today we circle back and select six newish locales that have been garnering serious buzz. As was the case last time around, we've been fortunate enough to consult Eater SF editor Carolyn Alburger, who has shared with us some of her picks.
The map features the first west coast business of a certain Japanese celebrity chef (Morimoto Napa), two exciting Mexican-inspired restaurants (Mateo's Cocina Latina and La Condesa), and a new high-profile winery (Ram's Gate).Product quality goes downhill first. When key components of rotating machinery start to wear tolerances are harder to maintain, surface finish deteriorates, there’s more scrap and yields go down. Actual breakdowns are rare, although they will happen if maintenance is deferred long enough. A vibration monitoring system helps you avoid that situation.
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Establishing a vibration monitoring system entails much more than just purchasing a vibration analyzer. It demands in-depth knowledge of vibration testing equipment coupled with a good understanding of rotating equipment design. If the complexity of vibration analysis seems daunting, help is at hand. ATS predictive specialists have the knowledge and experience to design and implement a vibration monitoring system customized to your business.Almost out of debt. Next steps?

Short backstory.  27 years old from Alberta.  When I was 18 I worked in oil patch and made good money.    Started by not being able to pay a phone bill for 4 months cause of a mixup with applying for EI.  Then doing my taxes through an unreputable accountant, getting audited, and owing 2k to govt.  A maxed out credit card and a couple payday loans later I was 22 and 8000 in debt working at a minimum wage job that barely paid rent on the cheapest apt in town and stuck in a vicious cycle of payday loans.  Finally reached out to a financial advisor to find my credit score was rock bottom 

He advised to do a consumer proposal through a bankruptcy trustee.  Did so and never missed a payment.  5 years later credit score has climbed to mid 600s.  Will be finished paying that off in August.  Over past year have set aside 1.5 months expenses in emergency fund. 

Question is what is best step once out of debt.  I'd like to build my credit as quickly as possible.  Should I focus first on increasing emergency fund to 3 to 4 months worth considering world situation? Should I start paying extra on my car payment to pay that off sooner? And what is the best secured credit card you guys would reccomend to use for monthly expenses like phone bill etc to pay off immediately to start building credit? 

Next what should I do for investing? I'm looking for something with long term returns (think 15 to 20 years from now) currently have only a cheqing act for day to day, savings for emergency fund, and savings that I set aside monthly expenses in till needed.  I also have an rrsp through work that I set to max amt of deposit that my employer will match.. have about 4k in there after 1 year plan is to use that when I buy a home between 30 to 35.  What is my best step? I bank with Cibc.. should I look at their trading accts and open a TFSA with them?Welcome to 8tracks radio: free music streaming for any time, place, or mood. tagged with the 1975, indie, rock, and chill. You can also download one of our free apps to enjoy internet radio on your favorite device.
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In other words, there is no way speech can be free if it has consequences, they could not limit your ability to say it (except by cutting out your tongue as I said but that was not what they did in most circumstances) so they had to punish you after you said it. 

If freedom of speech is simply the ability to say something then every civilization in history has had freedom of speech. The only true attack on freedom of speech where the ability is truly revoked has been seen in Internet censorship ironically.A friend of mine is staying at a hotel a couple of blocks from Victoria Station and is planning to take a cab from the airport. I think it's insane to hop a cab when there's an express train that takes you within two blocks of the hotel.
I've taken the Heathrow Express, but am unfamiliar with the Gatwick Express. How long is a taxi ride from Gatwick to central London and how long does it take? Cost?
While I've often explained that taking a private car service from Heathrow to central London (with two people) will beat doing the Heathrow express, I'm the first who would opt for the Gatwick Express to Victoria, especially when the hotel is near Victoria.
A taxi from Gatwick Airport to London will be very expensive. Many people, not just economical people, take a taxi or tube at Victoria Station.
If you want to save money, you can take the local instead of Gatwick Express. It only takes a few minutes longer. If you arrive in the morning, you have to wait for your hotel room anyway so it is an easy way to save a few pounds.
Perhaps your friend does not realize the Gatwick Express is sort of like RIGHT IN the airport terminal, and you don't have to go outside or even change levels, if I recall, to get the train. It is actually way easier than getting a taxi. You can even buy your ticket on board if you like. Nothing could be easier.
Not only would a taxi cost 3 or 4 times more than the train - it would also take at least 30% longer - and maybe twice as long. Gatwick is almost 30 miles from Victoria and the road traffic can be a horror.
Gatwick to London trains take 30 minutes. The station is,