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Northern Kentucky University and The Norse Athletics Club inducted nine people into the NKU Athletics Hall of Fame Jan. 23 at the Bank of Kentucky Center.

The sixth biennial event was held in the south end zone of the arena next to the student section in the BOKC and featured a banquet dinner before the inductees were handed plaques commemorating their achievements.

Mote Hils, the first-ever Norse men’s basketball head coach, was among those inducted during the ceremony and admitted the thought of being inducted came as a surprise to him.

‘It is an honor,’ Hils said. ‘I didn’t think it was ever going to happen.’

Hils compiled a record of 119-118 (.502 winning percentage) in 10 years of coaching. He listed NKU’s first victory over a Division I opponent,’ against Xavier in 1978 and eventually making the NCAA Division II Tournament for the first time in school history, as his top moments in his tenure, according to NKU Sports Information.

After a successful coaching career, Hil accepted the first position of acting athletic director at NKU from 1971-74, when the then-community college was known as Northern Kentucky State College and the men’s team didn’t have a place to call home or the feel of home-field advantage. That wasn’t the most of Hils worries though as he was responsible for every aspect of athletics.

‘It (athletics) was crazy,’ he said. ‘I didn’t have any help. I had no assistant coach, no secretary. I was acting AD for four years and had no help. It was just constant. Fortunately, I knew what I was doing.’

Michelle Cottrell-Marston’ played on the 2000 National Champion Women’s Basketball team at NKU — the university’s first-ever national championship — and was honored at the ceremony as well.

Cottrell-Marston compiled 2,241 points in her four-year career, an NKU all-time record, and said the induction was a goal she’s waited for.

‘This was my last goal that I wanted to achieve here at NKU,’ she said. ‘It feels like I have accomplished everything that I wanted to do.’

Cottrell-Marston’ now teaches sixth grade in Union, Ky., and received her master’s degree in education from NKU. She said her fondest memory of her career was returning to NKU’s campus after defeating North Dakota State in overtime 71-62 in the NCAA championship game March 25, 2000.

‘My favorite moment, I would have to say was coming home from winning and arriving back at Regents Hall,’ Cottrell-Marston said. ‘Coming off the bus and seeing the crowd welcome us home. I will just never forget that. Those were the fans that couldn’t make it to the game and were glued to their television watching the game.’

LaRon Moore, who played for the Norse from 1993-97 and was a part of two Great Lakes Regional championships (1996, 1997), was another inductee and explained his election into the NKU Hall of Fame as a ‘great’ feeling.

‘To be inducted with such a great group of people is wonderful,’ he said. ‘NKU is a great university to be affiliated with.’

Moore said playing in the national championship games in 1996 and 1997 were his favorite moments in an NKU jersey, although neither team was able to attain a banner of its own.

‘We fell a little short as a team, but we played hard,’ he said.

Moore added that defeating Virginia Union — and current Cleveland Cavaliers center Ben Wallace — 68-66 in the semifinals round of the NCAA tournament during the Norse’s national runner-up run in 1996 was another shining moment in his career.

‘It was good (playing against Wallace),’ he said. ‘Knowing that we beat him and got the game-winning shot against him was really good.’

Former NKU soccer player Todd Gruenwald, who held the single-season record for most goals ‘- tabbing 19 in 1992 ‘- until current Norse sophomore forward Steven Beattie passed him during the 2009 season, was also inducted.

According to Gruenwald, winning the Great Lakes Valley Conference in his senior year was his favorite moment as it came as a surprise ‘- to their opponent Bellarmine.

‘We weren’t really suppose to win it,’ he said. ‘Actually the team that was suppose to win had t-shirts made already for the championship and we beat them (Bellarmine). So we kept them from wearing those championship shirts.’

Gruenwald also regarded the opportunity to play for a legend like the late Coach Toebben as a great honor.

‘It was incredible,’ he said. ‘He was very supportive. He really allowed us to play and that was what allowed us to be so successful.’

Women’s Soccer also got to see one of its own inducted in Tricia Ruark, who played for the Norse from 1998-2001 and went to the Final Four three consecutive years.
Ruark said that receiving the plaque from her former coach, Bob Sheehan, was a ‘surreal, proud moment.’

‘He was a really great coach,’ she said. ‘He really built up this program fast, so it just felt really exciting (for him to give me the award).’

Jenny Jeremiah Moore was one of the top outside hitters for NKU Volleyball in the late ’90s and was also named to the Hall of Fame during the ceremony.

Jenny Moore was named GLVC Player of the Year in 1999 and finished her career with 2,050 digs ‘-‘ the all-time record at NKU.

‘The fondest memory that I came away with from my playing days are the teammates and the people I met along the way,’ Jenny Moore said.

Mark Steenken played baseball for the Norse from 1975-77 and was playing for the program in one of its brightest moments in school history.

NKU went 49-7 in 1977, a school record and earned a No. 7 ranking nationally. Steenken finished his three-year career with a .416 batting average for the Norse ‘- the highest on record for NKU.

Steenken was presented with the award by his coach Bill Aker.His fondest moment was ‘the team’ during his playing days.

‘Coach Ak said, ‘this was the greatest team (at NKU)’ and I would have to agree with him,’ he said. ‘We got along real well. The commodrity was great and they were greatest athletes I played with.’

The NAC also inducted Dr. Thomas Kearns, who was the faculty athletics representative for NKU from 1982-2007.

The NAC inducts players, coaches and personnel every two years at a banquet.

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LOS ANGELES - LA Galaxy legend Andrew Shue is also considering a comeback to Major League Soccer (MLS) after watching the fervently accepted return of Landon Donovan to the league.

"The return of Landon reminded me of my own career, and I've always thought of what would happen if I came back," stated Shue to The Nutmeg News. "In between my time with Melrose Place and the Galaxy, it was well known that I was a Galaxy legend, and I know that Bruce Arena would find my contributions valuable off the bench."

Reportedly, the 49 year old former midfielder has found that retirement from Major League Soccer and Melrose Place isn't everything he thought it would be and has been practicing for his comeback with relentless binges of FIFA 2016.

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SF iPad launch subdued as Apple fans wise up

Why queue when you can shop online?

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Apple's rabid fans may be getting smarter, if the subdued launch of "The new iPad" at the Apple's flagship store in San Francisco was anything to go by.

For the iPad 2 launch in March 2011, fans (and this unlucky hack) lined up around four sides of a city block in order to get a camera-equipped fondleslab. This time, however, the line didn't even make it down one side of the block.

Maybe the cachet of the new iPad wasn't enough, or the morning's light drizzle put people off, but hopefully enough people have now got over the iPad and realize they can buy it online – or a little later in the day.

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High-profile protests promised by Change.org outside Apple's San Francisco store failed to materialize on Friday morning, as the inclement weather appears to have trumped concern over worker's rights.

"Demonstrators will demand Apple create a worker protection strategy to prevent workplace abuse, injury, and death, including how to keep workers safe during labor-intensive releases of new products like the iPad 3," said Change.org in a media advisory earlier this week, which promised "Brand-jammed banners; colorful, brand-jammed handouts, posters with comments from Apple users around the world."

But when welding instructor Scott Miner became the first person though the doors of the Apple's San Francisco store, there was nary a banner to be seen. Miner waited from 9:30pm last night to be the first to get his "The new iPad", and had to leave shortly afterwards lest he be late for work.

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"It took too long to buy it online, this was the only way of getting it," Miner told El Reg. We would suggest that he accept that delayed gratification is a key to a happier life – but we're not holding our breath.

A Change.org spokeswoman told El Reg that protestors were in place for 30 minutes from 8am, and a contact at the store says he did see a few, but Apple CEO Tim Cook is hardly quaking in his boots. This El Reg hack was there for the first ten minutes of the launch and saw no one making a fuss.

Probably the smartest person in the queue was Salesforce.com software engineer Yanik Grignon. He was first in line for the pre-ordered sales, which meant that although he had to wait a few minutes before being allowed into the store, he did get to spend the night in a warm, dry bed, and didn't have to turn up until 6:30am to get his place in line.

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"I didn't really want to be the first in line," he told us. "I had early meetings in the city today and am flying back to Boston this afternoon, so I figured I'd get into work early and pop by first."

One of the traditional sights for a new Apple launch is the portly visage of Steve Wozniak waiting in line to get his latest toy and bask in the adoration of Apple fanbois. Woz and wife queued overnight at the Century City store in Los Angeles, and said that new gadgets were the most important things in our life.

"It's become a ritual almost," he told a camera crew from Whatstrending.com. "It's not something that you have to do, nobody has to wait in line. I'd rather be in there like the real people. Apple is that important to so many of us."

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I’m a deputy superintendent of births, deaths and marriages. What that means is I conduct non-religious weddings, and I'm also qualified to register deaths, births, and conduct citizenship ceremonies.

How and when did you get into it?

In 1993, I saw an advert in the local paper saying that they were looking for sessional registrars (the first in the country) to join their team. It was just before my eldest child was born. I knew I was going to be a househusband for the first couple of years, so I was looking for something I could do at weekends to bring in cash. There was a list of criteria which I didn't seem to fulfil, but I think the novelty factor of being an actor got me through the door in the first place and into the interview sessions. At the second interview, one of the elements was to conduct a mock wedding in front of the whole group, which played right into my hands. I've now conducted well over 2,500 weddings, including lots of actor friends’.

What happens if you get an audition?

After years of working there, I have a very good read relationship with my boss at the council, and now I just cover for anybody who wants a weekend off or is busy. It is more useful for them to have somebody like me cover it than to pull a full-time member of staff out of the office during the week. I tell my agent if I am going to conduct a mid-week wedding and he just doesn't put me up for anything for those three or four hours.

And what if one of those auditions turns into an acting job?

With some acting jobs, I can still conduct a few Sunday weddings, usually I just come off the rota.

What makes it a good other job for you as an actor?

The best thing about it for me is that you are doing a job in which for the most part, you are your own boss. You liaise with the couple, and conduct the ceremony. You have responsibility and status. Basically, you aren't made to feel like an idiot.

Do you use any of your performance skills?

I think it definitely helps being an actor. In fact, the council have recently advertised some positions, and I took it as a great compliment that it advertised in The Stage. I think the ability to be able to control an audience, and with experience, work out what sort of audience you are playing to, is extremely helpful.

Would you recommend your other job to other actors?

I would, because it's steady; people will always want to get married.

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Auto talks face rough road over union rift

Public criticism of GM deal by Ford union official throws labour peace into doubt.

Unifor is currently negotiating with Fiat Chrysler, with a strike deadline set for early Tuesday.
Unifor is currently negotiating with Fiat Chrysler, with a strike deadline set for early Tuesday.  (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO)

A rift is growing between Ford workers at the Oakville assembly plant and the rest of the union after a local union official warned the recently ratified GM deal isn’t good enough.

In a rare and unusually public move, Dave Thomas, president of Unifor Local 707, posted a message to his 5,000 members, saying company executives and top union officials have been warned that his members won’t accept the contract reached with GM last month.

His comments raise questions about whether pattern bargaining — a long tradition where one contract is reached with an automaker and it becomes the template for deals at the other automakers — could be broken.

Pattern bargaining ensures uniform hourly wages, benefits and pensions – so no company has an advantage.

Unifor national president Jerry Dias wouldn’t say whether pattern bargaining could be in jeopardy, saying only “we’ll see what happens.”

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He added: “If we don’t have an agreement that is satisfactory to Local 707 then we’ll have a strike with Ford.”

Thomas, who did not respond to several requests for comment, said in his letter that he won’t bring a deal to members for a vote that he knows can’t be ratified.

“Investment in Canada was the number 1 priority when we opened up bargaining but we all agreed that it would not be at the expense of the rest of the membership,” Thomas wrote.

This year, Unifor made GM the target – but focused on winning new product commitments for Oshawa and more work at its engine plant in St. Catharines. As such, it agreed to go to a defined contribution plan for all new hires – which does not have a guaranteed payout.

GM workers ratified the contract by 64.7 per cent, and now the union is negotiating with Fiat Chrysler, with a strike deadline early Tuesday. Talks with Ford will begin after a contract is ratified at Fiat Chrysler.

Tony Faria, director of the Office of Automotive and Vehicle Research at the University of Windsor, questioned whether it’s time to end pattern bargaining altogether.

He noted that back in the 1980s, when Chrysler was on the verge of bankruptcy, the pattern had to be different.

“What GM can afford in a new labour deal is a lot more than Fiat Chrysler can afford,” Faria said, noting Fiat Chrysler is much smaller, and carrying a larger debt load.

“Trying to continue with an arrangement where the labour financial burden is the same, between companies that are in significantly different financial situation, does not seem overly reasonable,” Faria said.

“But you could make a better case if you wanted to limit the pattern to just the hourly pay rate,” and then vary other parts of the contract, he said.

Dias argues that in bargaining, unions must take a long view.

“Sometimes you are the top of the hill, sometimes you are the bottom of the hill,” Dias said. “Four years ago, Ford Oakville was in the same position that GM in Oshawa was in . . . in desperate need of investment.”

Dias noted those complaining about this year’s deal were the same people who put together an agreement that introduced a 10-year period for new hires to get to full pay, but that grid brought in $700 million in investment from Ford.

“It worked. Ford hired about 2,200 people,” he said, noting they were the first hires in 15 years. “Guess what? You can’t have short memories in this business.”

But grumbling from Oakville’s workers, who make the popular Flex and Edge vehicles along with other Lincoln products, suggests the union may have a tough time getting a contract that will satisfy members who are looking for monetary gains now that Ford is earning record profits.

They want to see the time it takes to get paid at the top rate shortened from the current 10-year period.

But its members in Windsor, who work at Ford’s two engine plants and a parts plant, are desperate to win new investment dollars from Ford, so their goals are different.

“In Windsor, we have been dying a death of a thousand cuts. We had six plants at one time, now we’re down to three,” said Chris Taylor, president of Unifor Local 200 and chair of the union’s master bargaining committee.

“We are fighting for our survival,” Taylor said. “We understand fully the importance of pattern bargaining, we understand what it means for the industry, not just ourselves.”

He added that it took successive rounds of bargaining, and sacrifices from all Ford workers at all locals to ensure Oakville is in its current position.

However, the Oakville membership at 5,000 far now outnumbers the membership in Windsor with 1,700 members, so they can sway any ratification vote, or force a strike.

“We’ll see how this thing unfolds. Ultimately, if our members want a strike for more, I’m right with them,” Dias said.

Dias acknowledged that he understands the frustrations of some members, but argued that the deal reached with GM is a good one, so good that both Ford and Fiat Chrysler are pushing back.

He pointed to a 2 per cent wage increase after ratification and another 2 per cent in 2019, plus $12,000 in lump sum payments.

“It’s not nickels and dimes. It’s a lot of money,” Dias said, noting at the end of the four-year deal, a production worker will be earning about $36 an hour, while a skilled trades worker will be making more than $42 an hour.

“When you compare us to the United States, we will still be $5 an hour higher. We don’t live on an island, so we need to be conscious of that,” Dias said. “We could have blown our brains out here, but the price would have been significant.”

Mark Petro, an industry analyst in Windsor, believes discord among Ford workers could put further investment in jeopardy.

“It would leave (the company) scratching their head a little bit, and questioning why they should put in further investment if they are getting pushback from a plant that is moderately successful,” Petro said.

He added any attempt to break pattern bargaining could create other problems.

“My concern that if the workers in Oakville are feeling what was negotiated at GM Oshawa doesn’t apply to them, and they want something different or more, it becomes very nettlesome for the leadership,” he said.

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Thoughts on the smart city

Over the last few months, I once more had the chance to work on smart city-related topics. (I say once more because it’s been a while since I did a deep dive into the field back with Cognitive Cities Conference in 2011. Ever since I’ve been following the field closely, but not actively contributed much.)

So recently I’ve had several occasions to work on smart city-related things. It’s been exciting to me that these engagements came through different vectors – in one case it was related to prior work in and around politics & e-governance and has a policy angle, in one case the approach was from an #iot angle and focused on connectivity in a wider sense. There might be more, and with a stronger overlap, as the circles in this particular Venn diagram increasingly move closer together.

I hope (and think) that large chunks of these recent projects will be made accessible publicly at some point. For now, it’ll have to stay a bit on the vague end I’m afraid. Once things get published, you’ll find out through the usual channels.

Long story short: I’ve been thinking about smart cities a fair bit. And two major questions have been popping up over and over again.

1. What’s a smart city?

The smart city is, as a concept, awfully ill-definied. There are plenty of definitions of course. Everybody has one. There’s not one clearly dominant one, though, and that’s a problem.

Most would agree that relevant factors are a certain level of connectivity; the way the city/municipality/citizenry/infrastructure sense, analyze, make use of, and produce data; smart grids and sustainability play a role to some degree. Responsiveness does, too. In some cases, on the more fluffy end of the definitions scale if you will, creative industries come into play.

So when I get asked “what’s a smart city”, I find it almost impossible to answer. Giving an example is even harder: There are hardly any “pure play” smart cities, and the ones that exist (in concept papers or to whatever degree in the physical world, like Masdar City, Songdo, PlanIT Valley and the like), hardly count as functioning cities. Being planned cities built from scratch almost outside of any historical context they may be smart. Thriving cities they are not.

So figuring out a more granular, fluent approach is necessary to even start working on a definition that holds up, and for the terminology to consolidate to a level where the different communities that (increasingly need to and will) interact around smart cities can talk to one another.

One way forward seems to go more granular: The level of individual projects or initiatives, ranging from infrastructure to apps to policies to pilot projects. Another way might be to be more fluent in the way we think of a city becoming smarter: Maybe it’s not always by adding a new technology (sensors, algorithms, etc.) but a governance structure that means more responsive government?

Which brings us to the second question:

2. What makes a city smart?

The way we think about smart cities has, through a mix of (so to speak) market driven debate and vendor-driven framing of the debate been focusing a lot on, essentially, infrastructure. Smart grids, sensor networks, public transport with GPS and a central traffic routing system. Algorithmic support of government. Dashboards. Put differently: Suck up more data to crunch, display it in a way that allows for quicker response by (particularly municipal) governments.

All these things might be true. However, I’m pretty convinced this approach tends to fall short. There are simply too many assumptions baked in that are a little off-base. Too many agendas, too. My believe is that there’s another angle to this, another approach if you will, that might complement or replace this kind of thinking: To focus on citizens rather than the city-as-infrastructure. Maybe it’s the political scientist in me speaking, but I truly believe that focusing on empowerment, on providing tools for improvement rather than taking the human out of the equation, is the most sustainable and most desirable way forward.

One concrete recommendation for citizen-empowering smart city policies is to take a cue from some of the basic principles that describe the open internet, especially in its early days: openness, Postel’s law; rough consensus and running code; standards should be discovered, not decreed; small pieces, loosely joined.

These roughly outlined lines of thinking are explored in the projects I’ve been working on. I hope to expand this over time, and also that I can share some details soon.


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Efforts were focused on rounding up sympathetic senators to soften the blow by amending the legislation on the Senate floor.

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Republicans are also seeking to raise the interest rates on loans to parents, which would rise to close to 10 per cent. They want an interest subsidy to students for the first six months after they graduate abolished, something that will add an extra $1,000 to the average undergraduate's debt, or more for a graduate.

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Both students and their colleges have found it far easier to deal with direct loans than with an estimated 700 banks which used to dominate the system.

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The Fulbright Commission, which promotes educational exchange between the UK and the US, this week launched its annual report with a focus on its police studies fellowships. Alan Thomson talks to two officers about their studies in the US

Sergeant Jonathan Dowd 's PhD thesis on how US police officers deal with situations involving people with mental health problems could change UK policing techniques.

Having given up a university place to join the Metropolitan Police at the age of 18, Sgt Dowd is on his way to completing a PhD - working title Policing Mental Health - under supervision from Newcastle University's clinical psychology and forensic psychiatry research group.

Sgt Dowd, now with Northumbria police, spent four months learning about mental health strategies employed by the Seattle police department. His trip was funded by a Fulbright police studies fellowship.

As one of 14 UK police officers who won a Fulbright scholarship to study aspects of US policing, Sgt Dowd is looking at how crisis intervention training (CIT), a strategy employed by growing numbers of US police departments, can help minimise the risk that people with mental health problems pose to themselves and to the public.

"CIT doesn't try to train officers to be psychologists. It is about identifying when a situation involves someone with a mental problem and what options are open to officers as opposed to police custody," Sgt Dowd said.

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Figures from the Office of National Statistics report Psychiatric Morbidity Among Prisoners in England and Wales show that 78 per cent of male remand prisoners had personality disorders that led to stress or suffering for them or others. Half of female prisoners had personality disorders.

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Sgt Dowd's work has already attracted the attention of the Association of Chief Police Officers and outside bodies such as the mental health charity Mind, and so could be incorporated into a future UK version of the CIT initiative.

Detective chief inspector Kate Halpin is considering a career break with a view to studying for a masters in criminology in Los Angeles, where she spent seven months studying gang-related youth crime.

DCI Halpin, a senior officer in the Metropolitan Police's professional standards unit, would continue research into the world of LA gangs to understand the drivers behind gang recruitment and behaviour and how the Los Angeles Police Department and Sheriff's Department are working to break such cycles.

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"In 1992 the city of LA recorded 1,150 murders. By 1997-98 it was down to 450 a year. There might be a lot of reasons for this huge reduction, including demographics and resettlement programmes but some of it has to be down to the community programmes run by the police," DCI Halpin said.

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Excellent tranquil walk round this well kept reserve, if you are lucky you may see a kingfisher! All the volunteer work teams on site were friendly and helpful.

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I've been coming to this place for years, it is a wonderful little treasure, and an easy walk. There are places to park bicycles in the reserve. Make sure you don't leave valuables in your car, as thieves have targeted this car park in the...More

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We have been coming here for many years, both with and without our four now-grown-up children, and it is always a pleasant place to enjoy the peace and quiet. The boarded walkways are well constructed, and slip-proofed for much of the way around the walking...More

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Reviewed 20 July 2016 via mobile

Could not believe this hotel! ! Third floor room and no lift to start with. Room was clean but that was the only good thing about it - oh and a reasonable TV. Antiquated is the word for it and fixtures mended with cellotape. Give...More

Thank rosielee1948
Reviewed 22 August 2015

We used to frequent the Mt Sheridan Tavern often when we stayed in Cairns for work. We tried again this year and had a counter meal in the front bar, we ordered the steak and veg. We were asked if we wanted chips and we...More

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Reviewed 18 December 2012

had dinner at the restaurant which was apart of the motel, was great food, and well priced. table next to the pool, and also one night had it on my balcony. would highly reccommend.

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Reviewed 8 October 2012

Staying at the Queens Court just down the road there was no evening meal so on the advice of the receptionist I went to the sheridan bar and grill, it looked a bit fancy from the outside but when I went in it was very...More

Thank mandroid36
Reviewed 13 September 2012

A fairly limited menu but the food was tasty and had a home cooked feel. Would recommend, especially sitting out by the pool.

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Reviewed 27 June 2012

We were staying at the Best Westen City Sheridan and got a note under our door saying that there was a 2-for-1 steak deal on Friday nights. The steak was juicy and came with chips and a side salad. I was surprised as the side...More

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Reviewed 28 May 2012

Had the 2-for-1 steak special offered on Friday nights. Was expecting some tough dry steak at this price, but it was surprisingly tender and juicy! Chips that accompanied the steak were very good too.

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Reviewed 23 May 2012

We found this small,cosy and affordable restaurant in Sheridan Street at the Best Western City Sheridan. We had 3 courses, 2 Beers and a Bottle of Wine and could not believe the price, it was one of the best meals we had in Cairns, in...More

Thank JohnnoSBC
Reviewed 4 April 2012

We had a reasonable dinner at this restaurant last week. It is not somewhere I would go back to, as there was nothing special about it, but the food was nicely presented and quite tasty, and the staff were very nice Prices were reasonable.

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Reviewed 28 March 2012

had 2 meals at the sheridan bar & grill , the food was great, felt the price was fair. Sat next to the pool, very relaxing,.

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  • Address: 157 Sheridan St, Cairns, Queensland 4870, Australia
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Sheridan Bar and Grill Restaurant offers a by night a Fresh A La Carte menu. With a collective mixture of contemporary and classic design, featuring semi-formal, casual and al fresco dining, the feel is warm and inviting. Gentle background music, a relaxing cascading waterfall, and a flicker of an open flame is what has created the Sheridan Bar & Grill Restaurant into a favourite for many. Treat yourself to a diverse range of locally caught Seafood, Top quality meats and pasta dishes. Tropical North Queensland grown fruits will be found amongst the list of new cocktails which will have you feeling like you’re in a true tropical paradise. Restaurant is open 7 days a week, from 6pm to late.
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I was really looking forward to playing this course, I had heard some good things about it, although having now played it and gone back to ask my friends about their thoughts, the positives are all about the views as you go around. The course...More

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Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

The views on this course are stunning on many tee boxes you have 360 sea views. The course is very up and down but great fun. There is a small club house where you can buy drinks. There are trollies for hire.

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Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Visited and played with a group of 16 yesterday. As disappointed as ever with the course. Front 9 in particular is in poor condition, at least some in back 9 have views. I have now played 5 times and it has been the same every...More

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Reviewed 6 August 2017 via mobile

Overall a good course to play but absolutely not worth the money. Course is in awful condition, greens are extremely slow and covered in pitch marks. Course was also very wet. Course has fantastic views across Loch Lomond but that's about the best it gets!

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Reviewed 15 July 2017

Paid £75 to play this course which felt a real rip off as it was no better than other courses we played at less than half the price. The layout is nothing special with views of Loch Lomond on a few holes only and the...More

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Reviewed 17 June 2017

Played yesterday with 3 work colleagues, whilst we had a typical Scottish summer day drizzling rain. Had to ask the starter to repeat himself when he said PREFERRED LIES? The conditions under foot was extremely wet and soggy. These conditions spoiled a great day with...More

Thank SunshineRussell
Reviewed 8 June 2017 via mobile

Great day great course would recommend to give it a go cant wait till i get back going on 18th for another round and staff were very friendly and helpfull

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Reviewed 19 May 2017 via mobile

Played at charity event and slightly under whelmed by the quality of food. May just be due to the volume of people so will give it another try. The course would be one of the best but need to sort the greens, poor. Overall will...More

Thank D9Wilf
Reviewed 16 May 2017

1st 9 holes are in the low lands, 2nd 9 holes are in the highlands, with an old boat sat between the 2 serving drinks and food if your requiring a top up. Bunkers and lots of water to avoid but still very enjoyable and...More

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Read some reviews of the course previous to playing with some mixed reviews.....I was expecting the worst to be honest, low and behold I was pleasantly surprised. Clubhouse, pro shop, restaurant and staff were all 1st class the grub and service was excellent. Only criticism...More

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NOKYA® Headlight Bulbs Reviews (61)

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NOKYA® Arctic Yellow Headlight Bulbs (Low Beam)
Posted by - (1994 - 1999 Mitsubishi 3000GT)
Very happy good price fast delivery
NOKYA® Arctic White Bulb - Universal H3C (80W)
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After one return because of the manufacturer, I ended up getting what I wanted. It was sent quickly and arrived undamaged.
NOKYA® Arctic Yellow Headlight Bulbs
Posted by - (1992 - 1993 Mercedes 190E)
A good product at a good price. Fast postage too... Cheers!
NOKYA® Arctic Yellow Fog Light Bulbs
Posted by - (2002 - 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe)
This is the wrong part number listed on your website. My 2006 Santa Fe uses 880 bulbs (I found out only after I was ready to swap them out.) I tried, but the 881 just will not fit.
NOKYA® Arctic White Headlight Bulbs (Low Beam)
Posted by - (2007 - 2008 GMC Sierra)
great sale, timely delivery

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