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On October 7, 2004, the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission adopted administrative rules for river recreation management in Montana. The rules went into effect on Nov. 5, 2004. They will guide FWP when developing river recreation management plans or recommending rules to the commission.
The rules identify an analysis and decision-making process the department and the commission can use to prevent or resolve social conflicts on rivers. Citizen advisory committees will be appointed to help develop management plans and rules. Please click on the link below to view a copy of the rules and the comments made by the public during the rulemaking process.
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Rivers and streams are some of Montana's greatest treasures and offer a wide variety of recreational opportunities for Montanans and their guests. For some, it's a frolicking day of whitewater rafting in Alberton Gorge; for others, it's perhaps a peaceful morning of fly-fishing on the Stillwater River. Those seeking relief from the heat and the opportunity to socialize may choose to tube their way down a river. Rivers also offer opportunities to quietly observe wildlife and birds. Rivers in Montana are as diverse as the recreational use that occurs on them.
FWP manages rivers to provide a full variety of quality recreation for a diverse public and to protect natural resources in rivers and on adjacent lands. FWP operates under the premise that people prefer to recreate on rivers without controls on their recreational experience, other than regulations necessary for managing aquatic resources, such as fishing regulations.
As Montana's population grows, so does the popularity of river recreation and the demands on the natural resources and the social experience. FWP seeks balance between the quality of experience and unrestricted use of a limited resource. To help achieve this balance, FWP has statewide river recreation rules that guide development of management plans and rules.
River outfitters and guides, an important part of Montana's tourism economy, also enhance the recreational experience for some people. To manage this use, FWP has rules governing commercial use at fishing access sites and other department lands.
The public can do its part to preserve the outstanding recreational opportunities on rivers. It can be as simple as showing respect for other river users and practicing river etiquette. To play a more active role, contact FWP and ask about opportunities to participate in a river clean-up or serve on a citizen advisory committee. As Theodore Roosevelt once said, "We are not building this country of ours for a day. It is to last through the ages." We can apply that same wisdom to rivers in Montana. Working together, we can ensure that our rivers and river recreational opportunities last through the ages.


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With Polar OwnZone you can determine a safe individual exercise zone that ranges from light to moderate intensity. During OwnZone determination your training computer guides you through the warm-up and automatically determines a safe and effective exercise heart rate zone − your OwnZone − while taking into account your current physical condition.
Polar training computers determine your OwnZone by measuring your heart rate variability during exercise warm up. If OwnZone determination fails for some reason, the training computer uses either earlier defined OwnZone or, if this is not available, age-based OwnZone. Age-based OwnZone is calculated from the predicted maximum heart rate of your age (220 – age).
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Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA)
An Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) is an entry requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals travelling to and through Canada by air, and all applicable passengers must have obtained an eTA prior to their flight.
The authorisation is electronically linked to passports and is valid for five years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first. Travellers need to travel with the same passport they used when they applied for and obtained their eTA.
Applying for an eTA is an easy online process that will take just a few minutes. You need your passport, a credit card, and an email address. It costs CAD $7 and in most cases the eTA will be granted within minutes of applying.
See the list of eTA-required countries.
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Fáry's theorem says that every finite simple planar graph admits a planar embedding with straight line edges.
For which $(k,d)$ is it true that every finite $k$-dimensional simplicial complex embeddable in $\mathbb{R}^d$ has an embedding which is linear on every face?
It is true when $d \ge 2k+1$ by putting things in general position.
I am especially interested to know if anything is known about the case $(k,d)=(2,3)$.
I vaguely remember an old conjecture of Branko Grünbaum that every triangulation of the torus admitting a "straight" embedding in $\mathbb{R}^3$ but I don't know a reference (or whether this is still open).


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Current Theme Song (aka what's playing on my ipod right now): Upside Down by Jack Johnson.
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When you realize you are leaving a place you have grown to love, everything seems more important, especially the little things. Like the walk through the underground tunnels to your metro stop, the green mural that has given me more book ideas than I can name, the view from my balcony, the wind that blasts my hair back as the train arrives.
The view from my balcony is not much of a view at all. In fact I mostly see the other side of my building.
(look at me and my amazing paint skillz. So cool that I must add the "z":)
You know, the little things. Oh, now that's just not fair. My theme song just switched and guess what it is playing, just guess. "I'm Leaving On A Jet Plane," sung by Chantal Kreviazuk. I have 432 songs on this thing and it decides to pick that one? That's just cruel. Boo. Did you know I played this song when I left for Washington DC to begin my internship here at the Smithsonian? I was going to play it exactly as we took off, but they told us to turn off all electronics, you know, so it doesn't crash the plane and all... Oh! And the water on the river each day as I pass over it. I'm going to miss that so much (can you tell I'm crossing it right now?). I take the yellow line every day just so I can cross over the river instead of under it (it was faster anyway, but even if it wasn't I would have done it anyway). So many memories. And the lesson I've learned from living out here where every single day has been an adventure? Live each day to the fullest. Live every moment live it won't ever happen again. Because it won't. I'm not going to let any moment pass me by that I have left here. Now, off to work, and then Coldstone. Ice cream makes everything happier. ^_^ (see my secret loves if you don't believe me). Mmm, ice cream.
And don't forget my hot-awesome contest where you can win any book you want. That's right, any book. And there are 3.7 kajilllion ways you can win. I counted. (I didn't. But it's close:).
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Current Theme Song (aka what's playing on my ipod right now): Upside Down by Jack Johnson.
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- PJ Hoover said...
When are you leaving? Will I miss you? I'll be there late June early July.
- April 20, 2009 at 9:15 PM
- Heather Zundel said...
Yes PJ, I will be gone by then for sure. But I need to talk to you about something, so I'll be emailing you shortly. :) I'll just have to come to a signing to see you. :D
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If you're excited about Tuesday's premiere of the sixth and final season of Lost, you can catch the first four minutes of it in this clip. What happened when Juliet slammed that rock into the nuke? Click and see!
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This book switches back and forth between a boy named Oskar, who lost him father in the World Trade Center attacks and is trying to find some meaning, and a young back during WWI named Thomas. Oskar finds a key that belonged to his father in an envelope with the name Black written on it. So, he sets out on a journey throughout New York City to find out where the key came from and what it means to his father. Thomas in a young boy in a Eastern European ...


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Sometimes covering food can be a mad dash from one kind of food event to another without much chance to chew it over. Between a book ("Pecans: A Savor the South Cookbook"), a volunteer job (chair of the James Beard Foundation's Leadership Awards) and a lively interest in Southern food (well, that's just me), I've been to three cities in nine days.
I went from Nashville's Southern Festival of Books to New York's Hearst Tower for the Leadership Awards to Oxford, Miss., for the annual Southern Foodways Symposium. In other words: More mad dashes through Atlanta Hartsfield Airport than anyone should have to make in a week.
I'll bring more blog posts and columns out of those activities in the next few days, but in the meantime, a quick roundup:
In the pictures above, the young lady with the salad bar strapped around her waist was part of the hors d'oeuvres before dinner at the James Beard Foundation Leadership Awards. Yes, she dropped microgreens into your hand so you could taste the variety of them. I wouldn't want to eat a salad like that, but it was an eyecatching display.
At the actual awards dinner, the honorees this year were Kentucky poet and farm activist Wendell Berry; Malik Yakini, executive director of the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network; Tensie Whelan, president of the Rainforest Alliance; Kathleen Merrigan, U.S. deputy secretary of agriculture; and Jason Clay, senior vice president of market transformation for the World Wildlife Fund.
Disclosure: I chair the awards, but my role is procedural. As the foundation's request, I helped to shape and define the award and write the bylaws, and I work with the advisers who do the nominating and voting. But I do not nominate or vote.
Right after the awards dinner, I headed on to Memphis, to rent a car for the drive to Oxford, Miss., for the Southern Foodways Symposium. I've been attending SFA every few years since the second one, about 14 years ago. It's stunning to see how much this group as grown, from 100 people that first year to 350 and not-quite-too-large this year. We almost overwhelmed tiny Oxford, although the people around town have gotten used to us by now.
This year's focus was barbecue and pitmasters, but the real star was the state of North Carolina. That's Sam Jones (above left) of the Skylight Inn in Ayden chopping barbecue at an event on Woodson Ridge Farms outside town. Ed Mitchell also was there with a lovely version of Brunswick stew. But they weren't the only N.C. chefs feeding us. In such a meat-centric gathering, chef Ashley Christensen of Poole's Dinner (et al) in Raleigh managed to bring down the house with an all-vegetable lunch. It was like nothing I had ever eaten: Deviled-egg salad on fried sourdough slices, creamed cider-braised greens, poblano peppers stuffed with kuri squash, coal-roasted sweet potatoes with coffee/sorghum butter, smoked tomato pie topped with cornbread and whipped corn cream, marinated White Acre peas, a mustard green salad with crispy okra and charred onions, and pumpkin hummingbird cake. Seriously, Ashley -- do you ever stop?
One morning's breakfast was the incredible pastrami from Neal's Deli in Carrboro, served on biscuits as big as your hand by Matt and Sheila Neal themselves.
And there were more N.C. folk: Writer Mark Essig of Asheville gave an eye-opening talk on the history of pigs, novelist Monique Truong ("The Book of Salt" and "Bitter in the Mouth") stunned the audience with a beautifully written "love letter:" to Red Bridges Barbecue Lodge that also was a rumination on her childhood as the daughter of Vietnamese immigrants in Boiling Springs, and UNC Chapel Hill professor and novelist Randall Kenan read his own piece on . . . well, OK, it was on hog sex. But it was great. You had to be there.
Finally, the Craig Claiborne Lifetime Achievement Award went to Ben and Karen Barker (below), who recently closed their legendary Magnolia Grill in Durham to spend more time with their family. There was a time when fine dining in North Carolina pretty much was Magnolia Grill. From what I saw, ate and heard this weekend, Ben and Karen are leaving our state food legacy in safe and very lively hands.
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BEIJING, May 21 (UPI) -- China's growing surplus in trade with India, an issue of concern to New Delhi, is difficult to resolve and is likely to widen, Chinese experts said.
The trade imbalance has come up during the current India visit by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
Trade between India and China is one of the fastest growing, although the two Asian neighbors have longstanding border disputes that resulted in a brief war in 1962 and have since led to some tense situations. India, with its population of 1.2 billion, remains a lucrative market for China even as its exports to other countries have been hit because of the global slowdown.
Two-way trade between the two countries totaled more than $66 billion last year and is projected to rise to $100 billion by 2015.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, however, has expressed concern about the growing trade imbalance, which resulted in a trade surplus of $28.87 billion for China last year. China's surplus in 2011 was $27.17 billion and $20.08 billion in 2010. The widening trade deficit with China now accounts for a third of India's overall trade deficit.
Indian critics of China-India trade say India's exports to China are mostly raw materials such as iron ore, while Chinese exports are finished products. India has called for greater access to Chinese markets for Indian products.
Chinese experts, speaking to the China Daily, however, said India's benefitting from Chinese imports.
"India's trade deficit with China is expanding. In the short term, that's hard to resolve. The imbalance is mainly because India has limited exports to China, while Chinese manufactured goods have a competitive advantage in the Indian market," Liu Xiaoxue, a researcher on South Asian studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told the newspaper.
Liu, however, said the slower growth in China together with overcapacity in the steel and iron sectors and the Chinese government's tightening policies, which have reduced demand for Indian raw materials, are the main reasons behind India's increasing trade deficit with China.
Hu Shisheng at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations said the trade imbalance is rooted in India's trade structure.
"India's trade deficit with China will not be reversed in the foreseeable future. Any change depends on whether India can export products that meet the demand of the Chinese market," Hu said.
Hu also said India has trade deficits with major manufacturing countries due to the depreciation of the rupee in recent years, its poor export advantages and robust import demand amid its economic transformation.


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Community helping build mobile shower in Canastota for disaster aid volunteers
CANASTOTA -- Organizations and volunteers from multiple communities in CNY have teamed up to transform a 44-foot semi trailer into a mobile shower facility for disaster relief volunteers.
The official "roll-in" will be Saturday Feb., 4, at the Canastota Industrial Park on Route 5. Festivities start at 10 a.m. and the recently-donated trailer will be rolling in to begin work at 10:30 a.m.
Hurricane Katrina made national news for months and even years after the devastation of the Gulf Coast. What many in the community don't know is that similar circumstances exist right here in New York state, especially in the Southern Tier.
There are currently 42,000 applicants from New York state for post-flood FEMA assistance and only a portion of those applicants will receive funds. Many are living in homes in desperate need of major repairs they cannot afford. Many volunteers from across the state and the country have stepped up to help.
Learning from volunteer experiences on the Gulf Coast post-Katrina, project leaders Dave Woodcock, Steve Cross, and Earl Woods have created a design for a mobile shower facility to serve volunteer centers in New York state and beyond.
They are planning on completing this project in three months to be ready for relief work to begin in the spring. It is an aggressive timeline dependent on volunteers and donations of money and supplies. The budget for the project is close to $35,000 and both cash and supply donations will be accepted at the event. Detailed supply lists can be provided to potential donors.
At the event, the planning committee will all be on hand to answer questions as well as major donors and a representative from the Northeast Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Volunteers in Mission, who are currently running the volunteer center in Middleburgh.
For more information, contact Abbey Dieteman at (315) 264-3410 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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It's impossible to say how long it takes to get pregnant because it's different for each woman.
Many factors can affect a couple's chances of conceiving, such as:
Some women become pregnant quickly, while others take longer. This may be upsetting, but it's normal.
Most couples (about 84 out of every 100) will get pregnant within a year if they have regular sex and don't use contraception. However, women become less fertile as they get older. One study found that among couples having regular unprotected sex:
The effect of age on men's fertility is less clear.
Having regular sex means having sex every two to three days throughout the month.
Some couples may try to time having sex with when the woman ovulates (releases an egg). However, guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) advises that this can be stressful and is not recommended.
Fertility problems affect one in seven couples in the UK.
Lots of factors can cause fertility problems, including:
Some of these factors affect either women or men. In around 40% of infertile couples, there is a problem with both the man and woman.
The most common cause is ovulation failure (which can be caused by lots of different things) and sperm disorders. In 25% of couples, fertility problems cannot be explained.
Read more detailed information about the causes of infertility.
If you've been trying for a baby for one to two years without success, see your GP for advice.


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Work Where You Are
Avalon Consulting, LLC continuously seeks talented individuals to join our dynamic team. We have physical offices located in McKinney, TX (Dallas/Fort Worth), Vienna, VA (Washington D.C.), Austin, TX, Boulder, CO, Chicago, IL and St. Louis, MO. In addition, we have announced a new office in Minneapolis, MN and will open a physical office there soon. Our teams across all of our offices enjoy collaborating closely through our extensive internal knowledge base. Additionally, we offer qualified senior consultants the flexibility to live, and thus work, anywhere in the United States. These experienced professionals enjoy the same quality collaboration with the full Avalon team through that knowledge base without having to uproot their families. If you are an accomplished professional possessing the skills tantamount to our success, your physical location will not be a barrier to employment with Avalon.
Here are a few pictures taken by some of our remote employees of their working environment. As can be seen, the "visitors" to our remote locations are a bit different from the visitors to our physical offices. And while these offices aren't able to proudly display the many company awards on their walls, something tells us the aesthetics suit our remote employees just fine.


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MIT's last AIDA driving concept seemed dubious enough—a robotic backseat driver who'd give you navigational (and emotional!) feedback. Still, annoying at worse. But 2.0, amazing as it seems, looks like it would amaze you into a flaming wreck.
The driving aid goes way beyond the semi-charming robot pal—it recreates your car's entire environment, projected in 3D. Local deals, driving tips, SKYSCRAPERS—all spread across your dash. If texting while driving is distracting, this seems like it would be the equivalent of fifty thousand cell phones stuck in your face while driving, plus someone blasting bear mace in your eyes.
Still! A dashboard HUD is an nifty idea—this iteration just needs to tone it down a bit. A lot. Massively. [Smart Planet via PopSci]


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Pork with Ham, Mechanically Separated Chicken, Water, Salt, Modified Potato Starch, Sugar, Hickory Smoke Flavoring, Sodium Nitrite
Serving Size: 2oz (56g); Servings: 6
Calories: 180 ; Total Fat: 16g ; Saturated Fat: 6g ; Cholesterol: 40mg ; Sodium: 640mg ; Total Carbohydrates: 1g ; Dietary Fiber: 0g ; Sugars: 1g ; Protein: 7g ;
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Arsenal lead race in hunt for Brazilian teenager
The North London outfit Arsenal are set to storm the summer transfer window for more additions but that is not to say they have got all the funds available as it is suggested that they will be careful in their spending.
Reports claim that Gunners manager Unai Emery has his attention on Brazilian teenager Gabriel Martinelli who has been impressive for Sao Paulo-based Ituano, a fourth tier side.
The Daily Mail reports that the Gunners will move in for Gabriel Martinelli as the Spanish manager is very much interested in him ahead of next season.
However, the North London outfit are not alone in the race for Gabriel Martinelli as Man United and Barcelona are reported to be keeping tabs on him but Arsenal is being favoured ahead of the duo.
There is no doubt that Gabriel Martinelli will not cost the Emirates Stadium side any huge sum which makes him available for capture in the coming summer window.
Meanwhile, the Gunners are hoping that they can have a better next season with the hope that new players will be brought in to strengthen the team while the tactics and pattern of the Spanish manager would have been perfected by a majority of the players.
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How Freddie Ljungberg Reacted To Paul Scholes Bizarre Comments
Arsenal caretaker manager Freddie Ljungberg has been busy speaking to the English media outlet ahead of Arsenal vs Brighton game that will take place on Thursday
While responding to Paul Scholes, Freddie Ljungberg has hit back at him following the unwarranted criticism from the former Manchester United midfielder.
As you reckon, Ljungberg took charge of Arsenal first team as an interim manager at the weekend, His first game as a manager ended with a 2-2 draw against Norwich City.
Whilst some post-match analysis has blamed his poor defense, Scholes did not blame the player but aimed dig at Ljungberg.
Sky Sports cameras captured a scene where the Arsenal legend arrived at Carrow Road sporting with a grey jumper and shirt combination.
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However,Paul Scholes unimpressed with Ljungberg after he claimed he should have dressed more formally.
"You would think he'd be out in a suit to show a bit of proudness that he took the job," Scholes said on Premier League Productions.
"To me that's a great start – shirt and tie to show some discipline.
"I don't think he'll be the right man."
Ljungberg has since hit back at Scholes by insisting it's his decision over what attire he wears on matchday whilst also revealing that he is yet to be fitted for a suit.
"I've seen coaches with a tracksuit, suit and sweater and I'll decide on matchday what I will where," Ljungberg said during his pre-Brighton press conference at London Colney.
"I haven't been fitted for a club suit but you will know what I where.
"That's extremely important. It happened so quickly that the suit was at the dry cleaners and I couldn't get it ready," he joked.
When Ljungberg was asked to comment he said there isn't exactly dress code for managers in the Premier League.
What Happend To Arsenal Against Southampton
North London giants Arsenal can't seem to buy a win after they played out a draw during the Premier League game with Southampton.
The Gunners could have lost the game against the Saints but they were able to salvage a 2-2 draw to take their winless run to six games in all competitions either side of the November international break.
Arsenal have not won a game since they beat Vitoria Guimares 3-2 at home on Matchday 3 of the Europa League.
Summer signing Nicholas Pepe scored twice in the last ten minutes to give Arsenal the win over their Portuguese opponents.
Since the Vitoria Guimares game, Arsenal have played four Premier League matches, one Carabao Cup game and one Europa League game without recording a victory.
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Arsenal started the run with a 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace at home in the league before the 5-5 draw away at Liverpool in the Carabao Cup fourth round.
The Gunners were knocked out of that competition via a 5-4 penalty shootout win for Liverpool.
Arsenal then played 1-1 at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers in the league before a similar scoreline away to Vitoria Guimares FC of Portugal in the Europa League.
Leicester City beat Arsenal 2-0 at home in the league before the Soutampton game made it six games without victory for the Gunners.
Analyzing what Ashely Cole said about Harry Kane after Hat-trick
Ashley Cole has reacted over Harry Kane's goals during England's 7-0 win over Montenegro, he explains how the Tottenham captain is a natural leader.
Harry Kane, 26, who married about a year ago took reached 19 goals yesterday, with ten goals for Tottenham and nine for England – He scored a hat-trick on Thursday night when te The Three Lions played against Montenegro.
Liverpool midfielder, Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain, Tammy Abraham, and Marcus Rashford saw England breeze through to a much-deserved victory at home.
Ashley Cole gave his verdict on Kane and his performance on Thursday night, Harry Kane now supersedes Alan Shearer, Nat Lofthouse, and Frank Lampard to become The Three Lion's sixth-highest goal scorer of all-time.
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"I don't want to be disrespectful and say he's just a goalscorer," Cole said. "He has a cleverness and brings others into play but when he's in front of goal, he's quality. All strikers want to score goals, he should be really happy with his contribution."
234sport's view – Can Harry Kane ever beat Wayne Rooney's record of 53?
So far it Harry Kane as scored 31 goals in just 44 appearances. We believe that with the commencement of Euro 2020 next summer and the Nations League, there is every chance he will beat Wayne Rooney'srecord.
To achieve this, He injury free, avoid ankle problems that have seen him out of play in the past.
Arsenal in talks with West Brom over right-back
North London outfit Arsenal are reported to be in talks with West Brom over the sale of star player Carl Jenkinson on a permanent deal.
Carl Jenkinson did not get enough playing time under manager Unai Emery and that seems to have gotten him frustrated to want to leave the club and he has been given an escape route to West Brom.
The 27-year-old was handed just eight games under Unai Emery last season and could be the end of his stay at the club, after coming through the ranks of the youth team.
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However, West Brom are not the only club in the chase of Carlo Jenkinson as Celtic are also reported to be interested in his signature because they seek to replace Mikael Lustig, who is set to join KAA Gent.
It is also suggested that Carl Jenkinson will wish to leave the Emirates Stadium as he can no longer be guaranteed of a first-team football under the Spanish boss.
Meanwhile, it has been suggested to Arsenal to let go of the player to be able to cash in for more additions.
It is no longer news that manager Unai Emery only has £40 million to engage with, in this summer trader window.
Arsenal agree deal, announcement on July 7
If emerging reports are to be believed, English Premier League outfit Arsenal and Italian Serie A side Napoli have agreed on a deal for this summer transfer window.
The report claim that Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina will no longer be returning to the Emirates Stadium as he has already agreed to remain at Naples to have regular playing time.
David Ospina spent the entire last season on loan with the Serie A outfit and has made it clear that he would not be leaving the club for a return to the Emirates Stadium.
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It can be concluded that David Ospina was sent parking by the coming of Brend Leno from the Bundesliga as the German international was able to find his way into the team to become a first choice stopper.
However, Carlo Ancelotti's side will pay £4million for the Colombia international who proved his worth in a total of eight clean sheets to help Napoli.
With legendary goalkeeper Petr Cech already out of the Emirates Stadium for retirement, it is expected that David Ospina would return back to provide an option to Bernd Leno but the Gunners boss seems not to be interested in working with him and might have an option already.
The Man City deal that Arsenal will benefit from
English Premier League outfit Arsenal are set to benefit from the report that defending champions Man City are set to secure the signature of Atletico Madrid midfielder Rodri.
Despite winning the English title for the second consecutive year, The Citizens are still keen to strengthen their squad and have identified the Spanish La Liga outfit player as an ideal man to fit into the team.
It is claimed Man City are willing to pay the sum of €70 million for the star player with a possibility that it would be concluded in coming days.
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However, Atletico Madrid will have to find a replacement for the star player and they have identified Arsenal player and Swiss international Granit Xahaka as an ideal option.
Already Granit Xhaka has been linked away from the Emirates Stadium with claims that he is unhappy after enduring a difficult last season.
This could be a blessing in disguise for the North London outfit as they will be able to cash in from the sale of the Swiss international to increase the £40 million that is available for manager Unai Emery to engage in this summer transfer window.
It has been concluded that Arsenal will not reject a bid for Granit Xhaka.
Arsenal to announce Brazilain as first signing
North London outfit Arsenal are reported to be getting set for their first summer announcement with claims that the deal for Brazilian international Gabriel Martinelli is almost confirmed.
Gabriel Martinelli has been on the radar of the Arsenal team for a long time and it was suggested that terms have already been agreed upon by the player while talks between both clubs are ongoing.
It is claimed that Man United had the opportunity to secure the Brazilian starlet two years ago but they had turned down the opportunity to do so when he had a trial at the Old Trafford in July 2017.
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Arsenal are reportedly willing to pay about £6 million for the Ituano striker, who celebrates his 18th birthday today.
It is suggested that he could find his way unto the first team just like Mateo Guendouzi did when he first joined Arsenal last summer window.
Gabriel Martinelli is a young talent who has shown big prospect to lead in coming years and that has already been observed by the Gunners boss Unai Emery who is the one keen on the player.
However, Arsenal have got need of more additions in this summer window if they must challenge for titles next season as there are lots of strengthening needed in the squad.
Shock bid, United linked with Arsenal striker
In what seems to be a shock to many, Man United have been linked with a move for Gabon international and Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in this summer transfer window.
It is expected that the Red Devils will move in for a number players in the summer transfer window but no one anticipated the interest in the former Borussia Dortmund.
This gives a hint that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang might be available for a move this summer as the Red Devils are not alone in his chase. Two Chinese outfits are reported to have submitted an offer each for the star striker with a proposal to pay him £300,000 weekly.
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The development is believed to have unsettled the North London outfit and that is why they consider giving him a new deal as they are not interested in parting ways with the star player this summer window.
With Man United now reported to be interested in signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, it is expected that a bid would be submitted In coming days to have him form part of the building process at the Old Trafford.
But the chances that Arsenal will let go of the former Borussia Dortmund star is slim despite the fact that they will cash in an attractive fee that will help boost their transfer kitty.
Why Arsenal might not sign Meunier this summer
There are fears that North London outfit Arsenal will lose out on the signature of French Ligue 1 outfit Paris Saint Germain defender Thomas Meunier in this summer transfer window.
The Gunners team are in search of a right back as they now lack option with the departure of Stephan as a free player.
Hector Bellerin has not been consistent due to the injuries he has had to battle with, leaving the Arsenal defence exposed.
Daily Mail has therefore reported that the Gunners team might be prised out of a move for Thomas Meunier because of the €30m (£27m) fee imposed on the player.
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This makes it a setback for Arsenal and manager Unai Emery because they might not have a budget as heavy as that.
It is no longer news that Arsenal management are only handing the sum of £40 million to the Spanish boss to engage in this summer transfer window which is suspected not to be enough, going by the number of needs at the team.
Meanwhile, the Red Devils are also keen on the signature of the PSG man as they have had their bid for Crystal Palace defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka turned down in this summer transfer window.
Is this player transfer decision a blow to Arsenal?
North London outfit Arsenal are reported to be on the verge of missing out on the signature of summer target Markus Schubert but it is yet to be known if they will be suffering a blow by that development.
It is reported that the goalkeeper is keen to move to Schalke despite the interest from the North London outfit.
Arsenal need for a goalkeeper because of the decision by legendary player Petr Cech to quit the game as a player and move into management.
Also, David Ospina is set to remain with Italian Serie A outfit Napoli on a permanent deal which means Bernd Leno will be the only experienced goalkeeper at the Emirates Stadium.
The 21-year-old goalkeeper has therefore been linked to serve as an option to Bernd Leno ahead of the coming season.
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However, Daily Mail claims that the Dynamo Dresden keeper will be heading to Schalke to become the first choice goalkeeper rather than remain with his club as an option to No.1 Alexander Nubel.
However, it is unclear if his failure to come to Arsenal remains a blow knowing that the management are willing to work with Martinez as an option for the coming season.
The decision by the goalkeeper could, therefore, be a blessing in disguise for the young Arsenal goalkeeper to help him step up to the ranks.
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The Syracuse Ornamental Company, of Syracuse, New York was founded by Adolph Hostein in the late 1890's. The company developed a molding process that took a wood composite resin, and pressed it into molds. It produced a fine product that appeared to look "carved", but was easy to mass produce in any shape or form. A genius idea! The company's main focus was decorative items for the home.
Syroco produced many different styles of clocks. Wall clocks, coo-coo clocks, alarm clocks, and figural clocks. I'm particularly interested in the figural ones pictured here as they are "go with" type items to the Syroco Corkscrews that I collect.
The clocks were produced with a Lux wind up timepiece. Syroco produced the housing.
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Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger's Border Grill may very well be the restaurant that popularized Mexican food in LA back in the day. The Santa Monica restaurant is as popular as ever, but they're trying to keep things fresh by holding special events, such as the Margarita Dinner I recently attended.
The margarita dinner is a 5-course dinner prepared by Executive Chef Alex Moreno, each paired with a cocktail (well, the last pairing is nonalcoholic). The cocktails for this dinner were all made with Greenbar Collective spirits, a Los Angeles-based company that makes all organic spirits and bitters.
We started our meal with a Grilled Oja Santa Shrimp and farmers market tomato mint tea.
We were supposed to alternate between bites of the crispy-fried shrimp and sips. The tomato mint "tea" was a little salty, though.
The dish was served with a Cucumber Mint Gin and Tonic, made with Tru organic gin, cucumber, and mint.
The herbal notes of the Tru gin was pretty strong.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs' replacement for one of the NFL's most feared pass rushers this Sunday will be an unheralded veteran linebacker out of tiny Wheaton College.
It won't be the first time Andy Studebaker has started a game, but it'll surely be like none other: It's the season-opener against the Atlanta Falcons, and Studebaker will be taking the place of Tamba Hali, who is suspended for Week 1 for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
Studebaker knows that he can't be Hali, whose 12 sacks last season ranked second in the AFC. Studebaker isn't known for getting after the quarterback anyway. Instead, he's known for grit and determination that not only allowed him to make an NFL roster out of college, but hang around this long.
"You can't go in there being someone you're not," Studebaker said. "For me, I'm going to know my job. I'm going to play as hard as I can. We're going to, as a defense, play hard, know what we're doing, communicate effectively and put ourselves in a position to have a chance."
It's certainly a tall order against Matt Ryan, Roddy White and the rest of the Falcons, especially considering the Chiefs defense could be without several other key defenders.
Safety Kendrick Lewis is expected to miss the game with a shoulder injury, and cornerback Brandon Flowers (heel) and linebacker Derrick Johnson (ankle) have been limited in practice, while their backups — Jalil Brown and Jovan Belcher — are dealing with groin injuries.
That means the Chiefs could be without as many as four starters — or, best-case scenario, some of them at less-than-optimal health — and six guys overall on defense.
"Backups have to be ready to go when they have an opportunity, and be ready to step up and help their team win," Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. "Whoever we put out there, that's what I expect."
Still, that's not the way any team wants to enter a new season, and certainly not the way you want to face the Falcons, who had the league's eighth-best pass offense a year ago.
Ryan dismissed the Chiefs' litany of injuries with rhetoric that made Kansas City's defense sound like the '85 Chicago Bears. But he also conceded that not having Hali staring at him from across the line of scrimmage was something of a blessing.
"It goes without saying that he's a great player. He's one of the best in the league," Ryan said. "I'm sure they'll make adjustments in terms of the scheme and personnel to try to create some of what they're going to miss without him, but they've still got a talented defense."
It's unknown what Hali took to prompt the positive test during training camp. He hasn't been available to speak with media, and isn't even allowed at the practice facility this week. Without him in the lineup, the Chiefs will be scrounging for any kind of pass rush.
Justin Houston had 5½ sacks as a rookie last season, but most came with offensive lines focused on stopping Hali on the opposite side.
Johnson had two sacks last year, and Amon Gordon and Wallace Gilberry — both no longer on the team — were the only other guys with more than one.
That means the Chiefs will be looking for some pressure from Dontari Poe, their first-round draft pick, who could start. Even though he plays defensive tackle, the Chiefs believe he could provide some push up the middle that will free up other guys, even if Poe doesn't necessarily get to the quarterback himself.
"Every team we play is going to be good," said Poe, who acknowledged some growing nervousness. "I'm just doing whatever the coaches tell me. Preparing the best I can."
That's the same mantra that Studebaker keeps repeating.
A descendant of the family that developed the famed Studebaker automobile, the 6-foot-3, 248-pounder started only five games his senior season at Wheaton College because of a foot injury.
He was released by Philadelphia, the team that drafted him, but hooked up with the Chiefs later in his rookie season, and he's stubbornly stuck around ever since.
Now, he's getting a chance to step in for Hali, truly feeling the spotlight for the first time.
"You don't know how opportunity is going to come, and I say that quite a bit," Studebaker said. "When you prepare hard and practice hard, as if it's coming today — your opportunity — then you will be prepared and you'll be able to help the team out."
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We've already covered the big stories and the race winners. Check out the notebook to see who else made some news over the weekend.
By Chase Stallo and Aaron Hansel
- On opening night in Anaheim, you might expect top racers to be hanging out inside their motor homes or having serious last minute discussions with team managers or mechanics before heading into the stadium. That was not the case in the Red Bull KTM pits. With literally less than five minutes remaining before opening ceremonies, Ryan Dungey was outside leaned over a table autographing a stack of posters for future distribution. Had he won the race, perhaps this would have become his new pre-race ritual!
- In the rider's meeting, AMA Race Director John Gallagher said that this year the tracks would be designed in part to lower top speeds in an effort to improve safety. With the best lap times ranging in the 55 to 57 second range, it appears as though Dirt Wurx was successful in this endeavor at A1.
- Before you criticize Justin Brayton for not qualifying right out of his heat race, know that he injured his left thumb during a crash in practice. The injury required Brayton's mechanic, Patrick Barker, to make an interesting modification to the Brayton's grip. Despite the setback, Brayton was able to win the LCQ and finish in ninth place.
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- Always forward thinkers when it comes to the fan experience at the races, the Dodge/Sycuan RCH Suzuki team unveiled their newest form of pit entertainment at A1. They strapped a 450 to a dyno and let fans have at it! If you are at a round of Monster Energy Supercross this year, be sure to stop by the RCH pits and check it out!
- Terrible night for Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki. Martin Davalos was looking to shed his "win the heat, DNF the main" reputation, but he made it through one corner of the main event before getting his bike mangled in the Jessy Nelson inspired first turn melee. Heat race win to DNF it was. Blake Baggett had it even worse, as his hand/wrist was bashed in the first turn stack up. We're hearing rumors of a broken hand for Baggett. Stay tuned.
- After getting together with Max Anstie early in the race, Kyle Cunningham was forced to finish the remaining laps without the use of his front brake lever. Despite that and a hurt wrist, Cunningham managed to pull off an eleventh place. X-rays don't show any broken bones, and Cunningham should be back on the line when the gate drops in Phoenix.
- Team Yamaha was back! At least it looked that way when the old factory Yamaha semi, which served duty for Valli/Star Yamaha last year, rolled into the pits with the old Yamaha graphics back on it. Travis Baker, lone racer for Valli right now, was the exclusive rider for this rig. Star Racing and Valli have split, so Star is back to having its own semi.
Max Anstie is back for a few 250SX West Region rounds.
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- Rockstar Energy Racing's Jason Anderson is off to a career-best start after a fourth place finish at Anaheim. Anderson had finished seventh in his two previous season openers. Combine his fourth with teammate Ryan Sipes sixth, and the 450SX win for Davi Millsaps, and Rockstar Energy Racing had quite the night!
- Also off to a career-best start is J-Star JDR KTM's Malcolm Stewart after a fifth in the opener.
- J-Star JDR KTM's Joey Savatgy and Lucas Oil/Troy Lee Designs Honda's Jessy Nelson became the only rookies in the 2013 class to make the main at Anaheim after finishing eighth and second in their heat races, respectively. Nelson suffered a big crash after snagging the holeshot in the main, leading to an 18th place finish. Savatgy finished 13th in his debut.
- Britain's Max Anstie, recently signed by Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe this off-season, is back to contest a number of 250SX West Region races, before returning to Europe to contest the FIM World Motocross Championships. The former Star Racing Yamaha rider finished ninth at the opener.
- JAB Motorsports' Matt Lemoine made his 450SX debut at Anaheim. The Texan, by way of Louisiana, finished 15th in his debut.
Matt Lemoine finished 15th in his 450SX debut.
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- South Carolina native, and 2008 AMA Horizon Award winner, PJ Larsen made his 450SX debut Saturday night. The 2010 Australian MX and SX Champion, and current Rocket Exhaust rider, failed to qualify for the main at Anaheim.
- Other notables that failed to qualify for the 450SX main event included: Josh Hansen, Kyle Partridge, Chris Blose, Phil Nicoletti, Tevin Tapia, Les Smith and Ben LaMay.
- Notables that failed to qualify in the 250SX main included: Ricky Dietrich, Australians Kade Mosig and Josh Cachia, Dakota Tedder, Chris Plouffe, Nick Paluzzi, "Driven to Ride" Derek Anderson, rookie Dillan Epstein and Scott Champion.
- Reigning Canadian MX Nationals Champion Matt Goerke is back in the States full-time under the BTOSports KTM tent. Goerke finished 12th in the 450SX class Saturday.


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Unauthorized fees or 'cramming' shifts from landline phones to mobile
WASHINGTON -- When a mysterious, unauthorized fee appears on your cellphone bill, it's called "cramming" and consumer advocates and regulators worry it's emerging as a significant problem as people increasingly ditch their landlines for wireless phones.
The cramming fee is bogus and usually small, under $10 a month. It might be listed on your bill as a "premium service" or other generic-sounding charge. Cramming had long been a problem with traditional landline phones, but after pressure from lawmakers, regulators and others, some of the largest landline carriers last year said they would no longer allow third-party billing -- where an outside company offers and then charges the landline customer for services like third-party email, faxing, and voicemail.
Now, the focus of concern is shifting to wireless phones and cramming.
"As people continue to use mobile phones as a payment option, this problem is likely to grow," says Malini Mithal, an assistant director in the financial practices division at the Federal Trade Commission. "It's just a new opportunity for fraudsters."
The commission held a daylong conference on the issue Wednesday with consumer advocates, wireless carrier representatives, and state and federal officials. The meeting came just weeks after the FTC lodged its first mobile cramming case, accusing a Georgia-based company, Wise Media, of bilking consumers out of millions of dollars for text messages with horoscopes, flirting tips and other information.
According to the agency, consumers across the country were signed up randomly for text services from Wise Media and charged $9.99 a month on their mobile bills, without their knowledge or permission. The text messages suggested people had subscribed to the service, but many consumers dismissed the texts as spam. People who responded and said they didn't want the service were charged anyway, the agency said.
The wireless industry says the Wise Media case isn't the norm and mobile carriers are closely vetting third-party vendors who offer services for ringtones and other products and then have charges placed on consumers' mobile bills.
"We have not seen a spike or trend in complaints to the agencies that reflects that this is a growing problem," said Michael Altschul, senior vice president and general counsel at CTIA-The Wireless Association, the main trade group for cellphone companies.
Altschul said the mobile carriers not only monitor who is placing charges on their bills, they also require consumers to verify any premium messaging services with a second text to confirm the charge is allowed. Even so, the commission and others are pressing wireless carriers to offer consumers the option to block third-party billing as a way to prevent cramming charges.
The FTC didn't have recent figures on the number of complaints from consumers about mobile cramming. But Kate Whelley McCabe, an assistant attorney general at the Vermont attorney general's office, says cramming complaints are often underreported anyway. She said many consumers don't even know these charges are appearing on their bills.
McCabe released a study at the FTC workshop showing that of the 802 consumers who returned surveys in Vermont, 60 percent reported that the third-party charges on their mobile telephone bills were unauthorized. More than 55 percent of the respondents also reported that they were not aware of any of the third-party charges until they were asked to review their bills. Nearly 80 percent said that prior to the survey, they were not aware that companies other than their telephone company could bill them for products and services on their mobile phone bills.
Not all third-party charges that might appear on a consumer's cell phone bill are fraudulent, however.
Charities often use message texts as a way to raise money by allowing consumers to use their mobile device to text a donation for storm relief, vaccinating children or other causes. Regulators on Wednesday did not raise concerns about charity texting, but instead focused on commercial messaging services.


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Data Warehousing Architecture
The purpose of the Data Warehouse
For the students of TYBSc (IT), MCA
The purpose of the Data Warehouse
- The purpose of the Data Warehouse in the overall Data Warehousing Architecture is to integrate corporate data.
- It contains the "single version of truth" for the organization that has been carefully constructed from data stored in disparate internal and external operational databases.
- The amount of data in the Data Warehouse is massive. Data is stored at a very granular level of detail.
- For example, every "sale" that has ever occurred in the organization is recorded and related to dimensions of interest. This allows data to be sliced and diced, summed and grouped in unimaginable ways.
Typical Data Warehousing Environment
- Contrary to popular opinion, the Data Warehouse does not contain all the data in the organization. Its purpose is to provide key business metrics that are needed by the organization for strategic and tactical decision making.
- Decision makers don't access the Data Warehouse directly. This is done through various front-end tools that read data from subject specific Data Marts.
- The Data Warehouse can be either "relational" or "dimensional". This depends on how the business intends to use the information.
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Important Update: Denver Botanic Gardens is open to the public. We look forward to welcoming you back! It is only with your cooperation as a visitor that we can remain open. Below you will find important information you will need for your first visit back!
Capacity is now limited and a timed ticket is required for entry to Denver Botanic Gardens. All ticket purchases must be made in advance either online or over the phone. No tickets will be available for purchase onsite.
Tickets will be available two weeks at a time.
Entry will be timed in 30-minute blocks. Please arrive within 30 minutes of your selected time. Your time is not limited once inside the Gardens.
Enter through the Group Gate just south of the Visitor Center on York Street.
View or print an updated map of the Gardens here. Physical maps will not be available onsite.
*Tickets are non-refundable
*Members: Please reserve your tickets in advance online or over the phone. You will not be able to check-in onsite. Reserve early before tickets sell out.
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Hello, this is Alice Forward, PhD student at Cardiff, wrapping up the Cosmeston Archaeology contributions for Day of Archaeology 2011. We have had three excellent blogs today; Nicolle who started the day with photo scanning, Louise at lunchtime discussed how she was lured to archaeology by medieval dreams, and afternoon tea with Kyle, a Cosmeston old timer who is particularly familiar with the 2010 season of excavation. These three are part of a group of six students undertaking a post-excavation course on the material from Cosmeston. We will be bringing you blogs from each (Stuart, Sarah and Beth) over the next three weeks on our Cosmeston archaeology blog, so please check us out!
Post-excavation generally places archaeologists into two camps. Those who secretly enjoy organising things and those who are likely to start taking holiday time in order to avoid those rainy pot washing days. I most definitely fall into the former of these, but it isn't the cataloguing that gets me going! Post-excavation enables you to directly engage with the archaeological record and analytical process. As Kyle said you understand so much more when you begin to bring it all together.
This week has involved initial work with the paper archive and, as all the finds had been washed and bagged on site, we moved straight to marking and sorting the pottery. The key principle for marking pottery is that it should be resilient but reversible, so that if necessary it can be removed. In order to achieve this we use Paraloid B72 (a non-yellowing acrylic resin) mixed with acetone (20% weight to volume). A thin band of this is painted on the object and, after it has dried, the site code and context number is written on in black ink. When the ink has dried a second layer of Paraloid is applied to seal the information. This can be removed without damaging the object using a cotton swab and 100% acetone (for more information see Collections Link).
As Louise also mentioned, marking pottery is necessary for a number of reasons. Firstly, boxes get dropped, mice can chew through plastic bags and plastic bags degrade. With pottery all marked up, there is no danger of losing context, enabling future generations to study assemblages. Secondly, particularly with pottery, interpretation of contexts can be helped if it is clear that parts of one vessel were deposited within a number of different features. To keep a record of this, and to enable reconstruction of the pot, you need to be able to know specifically where the sherds came from.
Sherd Nerd
Why do I have such a fascination and love of pottery?! I first began to find it particularly interesting when I was excavating in Leicester city centre on the High Cross development. The work there was bringing up massive amounts of ceramic material and I was particularly frustrated that I couldn't identify the sherds (other than what was medieval and what was Roman). This lack of knowledge cultivated a desire to be able to know my way around a ceramic assemblage. I was lucky enough at ULAS to have a supportive manager, Nick Cooper, who began my formal training. Since starting the PhD at Cardiff University I have developed a good knowledge of South Welsh pottery. This saved me this week, as people were tired of just marking random bits of pottery, but once they were able to recognise what they were marking the job became far more interesting.
Reading the last paragraph back has slightly surprised me and made me realise how exciting my life must seem…


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Celebrate Homecoming With E-Hawk-Style Tailgate Party
Chambermember businesses will be handing out goodies along the parade route this Friday from 2:45 to 4 p.m. following the Homecoming parade at 2 p.m.
Celtics Beverage Co. and The Reporter & The Democrat will be on Broadway serving hot dogs, brats and pop. Creative Stitches will be at 2110 11th St handing out wristbands. Cuts Unlimited at 112 Broadway will have grilled hot dogs. Dairy Queen and the St. Pat's Association will be serving ice cream treats at 1001 Broadway. Emmetsburg Care Center will have megaphones in Courthouse Square. Also in Courthouse Square, Emmetsburg Municipal Utilities will have Black & Gold Magnets.
ETC will have wild rice soup at 908 Broadway and Farmer's National Co. will have goodies at 1102 Broadway. Food Pride, Hardware Hank & Wells Fargo will have tacos in a bag on Broadway. Hometown Convenience will have pop at 1303 Main. Hughes Pharmacy and Riviera Theatre will have popcorn on Main Street. Head over to the corner of 10th and Broadway for E-Hawk cookies served by Iowa Trust & Savings Bank.
At the south corner of Courthouse Square KEMB-LP/Chamber 3TV will be handing out E-Hawk tattoos. Main Street Memories Mall at 2121 Main will have sweet treats. New Shoots will have treats and goodies at 1021 Broadway. Once Again Consignments at 1112 Broadway will have grilled hot dogs. Pizza Ranch will have lemonade on Broadway. Poet will have koozies in the Courthouse Square.
Wenzel's True Value Farm & Home will have free popcorn at 1301 Main. Wild Rose Casino & Resort will have foam E-Hawk claws at the North corner of the Courthouse Square. Young's Custom Computers & Edgewater BBQ will have Pit beef sandwiches at 905 Broadway.
The tailgate party is sponsored by the Emmetsburg Chamber of Commerce.
Homecoming Events
Emmetsburg High School students have been observing Homecoming throughout the week, with a special designation each day.
Highlight of the school week is coronation of Homecoming Royalty at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Thursday. Candidates are Miranda Vlasman, Jacque Carlson, Rachel Schroeder and Whitney Kibbie for Queen; Austin McCartan, Jake Jackson, Andrew Wellik and Nick Schany for King.
Coronation speaker is Lori Riley. A para-educator at Emmetsburg Community Schools, she will speak on Pride.
Friday, Black &?Gold Day, is the Homecoming Parade at 2:15 p.m. Parade units will line up at Soper Park and proceed south on Broadway. A Pep Rally will be held at Courthouse Square with Brent McAllister and Rick Jones as Grand Marshals.
The E-Hawks will take on Western Christian k on the gridiron at 7 p.m.


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Think mobile devices are low-power? A study by the Center for Energy-Efficient Telecommunications—a joint effort between AT&T's Bell Labs and the University of Melbourne in Australia—finds that wireless networking infrastructure worldwide accounts for 10 times more power consumption than data centers worldwide. In total, it is responsible for 90 percent of the power usage by cloud infrastructure. And that consumption is growing fast.
The study was in part a rebuttal to a Greenpeace report that focused on the power consumption of data centers. "The energy consumption of wireless access dominates data center consumption by a significant margin," the authors of the CEET study wrote. One of the findings of the CEET researchers was that wired networks and data-center based applications could actually reduce overall computing energy consumption by allowing for less powerful client devices.
According to the CEET study, by 2015, wireless "cloud" infrastructure will consume as much as 43 terawatt-hours of electricity worldwide while generating 30 megatons of carbon dioxide. That's the equivalent of 4.9 million automobiles worth of carbon emissions. This projected power consumption is a 460 percent increase from the 9.2 TWh consumed by wireless infrastructure in 2012.
The high end of the growth projected by CEET is based on a scenario where wireless networks reach two billion users worldwide by 2015, generating traffic of 4.3 exabytes a month. A more conservative estimate of 32 TWh used a "low-uptake" scenario for wireless broadband services, with just 1.6 billion users worldwide by 2015 and 2.2 exabytes of traffic. These figures included users who accessed the cloud through in-home and public Wi-Fi and femtocell as well as through carriers' cellular infrastructure.


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Keanu Reeves' new film is in jeopardy after its director has been pulled off the project.
Samurai adventure '47 Ronin' has cost more than $225 million to produce so far, causing Universal co-chairwoman Donna Langley to take director Carl Rinsch off the project and oversee the editing herself.
The movie has already had to undergo reshoots in London, which wrapped a week ago, designed to recapture key close-ups of lead actor Keanu for the 3D film's final scene.
According to TheWrap.com, one person working on the film described the production process as a "nightmare".
'47 Ronin' - a fictionalised version of a Japanese Samurai tale about a group of 18th century warriors who aim to avenge their master's death - is Keanu's first big screen action role since finishing 'The Matrix' trilogy in 2003.
The source claimed that with extra costs incurred Universal would have to take half a billion dollars simply to break even on the project, however a senior figure at the company disputed this and claimed the project had not gone over its $175 million budget, even with reshoots.
Another individual close to the production said Rinsch - who was working on his first feature - had seemed creative and competent during pre-production but struggled to control the filmmaking process. This prompted the studio to step in and oversee the project from Los Angeles, taking charge of the editorial development, including the editing of the film.
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KALAMAZOO, MI – With a new year comes to a new addition to the Bell's seasonal spring lineup. In early February, Bell's Smitten Golden Rye Ale will be released on draft and in six-packs – just in time to help transition into warmer days. Coming in at 6% ABV, Smitten pours a hazy gold appearance.
"This is the perfect beer to help brighten those gray winter days and help warm your heart," said Laura Bell, Marketing Director for Bell's Brewery, Inc.
Drawn from one of Larry Bell's oldest recipes, Smitten began as part of a series of rye beers at the Eccentric Café in downtown Kalamazoo, where a variety of new and old favorites are still brewed right next door at Bell's original location. That series also included Black Rye, Rye Stout and Kal-Haven Ale.
A combination of sharp citrus and resinous flavors from the Pacific Northwest hops with the earthy, rustic overtones of the rye malt yield an interesting and refreshing take on the American Pale Ale. Formerly called Golden Rye Ale, Smitten is the first new regular bottle release since Oarsman Ale debuted as a year round offering in 2010.
For more information on where to find Smitten as well as other Bell's beers, please visit the Bell's Beer Finder online or contact your local retailer.
About Bell's Brewery:
Bell's Brewery, Inc. began in 1985 with a quest for better beer and a 15 gallon soup kettle. Since then, we've grown into a regional craft brewery that employs more than 200 people over an 18 state area, in addition to Puerto Rico and Washington DC. The dedication to brewing flavorful, unfiltered, quality craft beers that started in 1985 is still with us today. We currently brew over 20 beers for distribution as well as many other small batch beers that are served at our pub in Kalamazoo, the Eccentric Cafe. Our ongoing goal is to brew thoughtfully, creatively and artistically. We strive to bring an authentic and pleasant experience to all of our customers through our unique ales and beers. For more information, please visit bellsbeer.com


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Things we learned from watching this trailer:
- Writing is super stressful.
- Plagiarism is sexy!
- Not as sexy as Bradley Cooper speaking French, which he doesn't seem to do in this film.
- Zoe Saldana's skin is nice.
- J. Jonah Jameson is Bradley Cooper's dad.
- You have to choose between life and fiction.


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"The Message" Premieres on April 9 at 10 PM ET/PT
(New York, NY)- On Friday, April 9 at 10 PM, TLC premieres THE MESSAGE, a one-hour special that will forever change the lives of three families. With the help of private investigator Christopher Bauer, each person is given the chance to send a heartfelt message to someone they are desperate to find. It's their once in a lifetime opportunity to express gratitude, make amends, or right the wrongs in their past.
As a private detective, mediator, and counselor, Christopher Bauer's mission is to ensure that each special message is delivered and that loved ones are reconciled and entire families are reunited. Bauer's ability to reconnect individuals while guiding them to say those pivotal words such as "thank you" or "forgive me," can often bridge a new path for future relationships. The results are profound, life changing, and often times heart-wrenching.
Throughout the hour, three stories of destiny are unveiled:
Louise, a mother in search of her "love child" Nehemiah, whom she gave up for adoption in 1980 when she was only 19, seeks to reconnect with him and his biological family. With Bauer's help, Nehemiah is located and a message is delivered from Louise pleading for a meeting.
The Ivey family lost their 14 year-old daughter Erin in a tragic accident and donated her liver to a little girl named Maggie who was on the brink of death. Joi, Maggie's mother, records a message of gratitude to Erin's family in hopes of thanking them for their selfless act and saving her precious Maggie's life. During the emotional reunion with Joi and Maggie, the Iveys find comfort in knowing that not only in life, but also in death, Erin was able to help someone in need.
Debbie was only 16 when she got pregnant and made the decision to put her baby Crystal up for adoption. Now nearly three decades later, Debbie records a message of love and apology and hopes that after a lifetime of longing they will be united.
The Message is produced by Film Garden Entertainment for TLC.
About TLC
TLC's innovative docu-series and reality-based programming include favorites Jon & Kate Plus 8, Little People, Big World, What Not to Wear, 19 Kids and Counting, Say Yes to the Dress, and LA Ink. TLC added to its menu of programming with Cake Boss and Ultimate Cake Off, and continues to expand into the food genre. TLC's daytime lineup includes the Emmy Award-winning A Baby Story. The channel is available in more than 98 million homes in the US, nearly 8 million homes in Canada and through the website at www.tlc.com. TLC is part of Discovery Communications (NASDAQ: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK), the world's number one nonfiction media company reaching more than 1.5 billion cumulative subscribers in over 170 countries.