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Meadow Spear Grass (Glyceria nervata), also known as Nerved Manna Grass, has a broad, open panicle, often six inches in length, with slender branches; spikelets small, ovate, oblong, green; leaves in two rows like a fan and a little rough. The stem is a little compressed and one to three feet high.
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The most attractive game on this year's NFL schedule is so good the league will play it twice, and, no, it has nothing to do with Peyton Manning, Baltimore, Sean Payton or the Atlanta Falcons. This one's all about Seattle vs. San Francisco, and here's why.
They're not just the two best clubs in their division. They're the two best clubs in their conference and might just be the two best clubs, period.
Only there's one difference: Because San Francisco and Dallas are in different divisions, they couldn't meet more than once during the regular season; Seattle and San Francisco live at the same address, so they get to hammer each other twice before moving on to the playoffs.
Hey, like the man said, anything worth doing is worth overdoing -- because if there's one team out there that I know can beat San Francisco, it's Seattle ... and if there's one team out there that I know can beat Seattle, it's the 49ers.
The question, of course, is: Which is better? All I know is that we have two chances to find out, and hallelujah.
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In between promoting The Avengers, finishing up Much Ado About Nothing, and working on his next projects, Joss Whedon took time out to write a handful of comedic skits for the 20th anniversary celebration of Equality Now, including one that asks: are time-traveling robots responsible for sexism?
Sadly, no video of the sketches has appeared online, but Vulture kindly transcribed one of them, performed by Daphne Zuniga (who is currently on One Tree Hill, but will always be Spaceballs' Princess Vespa in my heart) with the Upright Citizen Brigade's Neil Casey. Eliza Dushku performed a skit in which she played a an undocumented immigrant forced into prostitution and Laura Linney one about female genital mutilation (I'm really curious to see how Whedon made that funny). As to whether time-traveling robots did cause sexism, the answer appears to be "No, why would they?"
Evil Robot: Ouch! Ouch! What, you think I can't feel? Okay, here's the plan. The plan is to pit one half of the human population against the other, so robots can take over the land ... and the jet packs.
Zuniga: Really? Really?
Evil Robot: That's the plan.
Zuniga: You think humans will go for this?
Evil Robot: They'll love it. There will be oppression, there will be bloodshed ...
Zuniga: Starting now?
Evil Robot: Starting now.
Zuniga: So you're going to create the inequality between the sexes?
Evil Robot: Between the what?
Zuniga: Wow, you're tripping me out. You're going to invent the oppression of women?
Evil Robot: No, no, where are you getting this from? That would be insane. Random. Why would men hate women? Men need women. They literally need each other. Why would men hate women? That's nuts. They can't reproduce on an assembly line like we can ... which in my opinion is way hotter.
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Rock legend Ted Nugent is firing back at reports the U.S. Secret Service is targeting him for a harshly critical speech of the Obama administration he delivered at the National Rifle Association over the weekend.
The longtime advocate for gun rights compared President Obama and the Democrats to an unwanted animal visiting someone's home.
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"It isn't the enemy that ruined America," he said, affirming his support for Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney.
"It's good people who bent over and let the enemy in. If the coyote's in your living room pissing on your couch, it's not the coyote's fault. It's your fault for not shooting him."
Nugent had said in his address that "if Barack Obama becomes the president in November, I will either be dead or in jail by this time next year."
"If you can't go home and get everybody in your lives to clean house in this vile, evil, America-hating administration, I don't even know what you're made of," he said at the NRA.
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Nugent's words got even more descriptive at times, calling Obama a criminal and saying his administration is "wiping its a– with the Constitution."
He also flayed four Supreme Court justices for what he says is their stance against Americans' "right to keep and bear arms."
He ended with a call to politically decapitate Democrats in November: "We need to ride into that battlefield and chop their heads off in November. Any questions?"
The Secret Service told ABC News it is aware of Nugent's comments and conducting "the appropriate follow-up."
"I spoke at the NRA and I will stand by my speech. It was 100 percent positive," Nugent told the Dana Loesch radio show today. "It's about we the people taking back our American dream from the corrupt monsters in the federal government under this administration and the communist czars he's appointed."
"See, I'm a black Jew at a Nazi-Klan rally, and there are some power-abusing corrupt monsters in our federal government that despise me because I have the audacity to speak the truth to identify the violations of our government, particularly Eric Holder and the president and Tim Geithner, ad nauseam," Nugent told Loesch.
"I have never in my life threatened anyone's life. I'm incapable of threatening anyone's life. Because I'm about positive change, my entire speech, all my articles," he later added.
Nugent also had choice words for Democratic National Committee chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz as well as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, both of whom he referred to as "varmints."
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The collaboration market is on a transformational journey. Workloads and use cases such as web conferencing, telephony, video, and file sharing that started as separate islands at first, are now rapidly converging. With those islands come complexity of integration and interoperability, which means experiences can suffer.
Two key things Cisco is focused on is making collaboration simple to use, deploy, and buy; and pervasive by reducing cost and extending the value of existing investments. This week we announced Collaboration Systems Release 10 (CSR 10), the first time Cisco is converging voice, video, and content sharing across our portfolio to provide the best possible user experience whether you choose an on-premise, cloud, or fused model.
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My first day at Cisco, I was told "everything is on the web," but I had no accounts, no phone, and no video conferencing capability. I remember I needed to set up individual cases with IT and it took several days for me to get up and running.
With CSR 10: You can walk into your office, take your phone out of the box, plug in your network cable, and auto-connect. Log in with your ID and password, set up personal preferences in a Self-Care portal, and you're ready to go. It's an easy experience for you; and it's great for IT because they don't need to be involved with every new hire.
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I've been on my way to an offsite or a customer visit, when I've received an urgent text to join an internal call via video. To use my corporate device meant additional time to get set up with VPN.
With CSR 10: You have the flexibility to use your personal mobile device; for example, from your iPad you can log into the applications store and download Cisco Jabber. After a quick 30-second install, you can log in with your company username and password and immediately join the call in progress—securely with no VPN required.
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As consumers, I think it is fair to say in most cases interacting with customer support is not a delightful experience today. It happens to all of us. Call a 1-800 number, wait in a cue, only to be transferred to various agents until someone with the right skill set can discuss your issue.
With CSR 10: Cisco Jabber Guest gives you easy, instant access to a remote expert on chat, voice, or video via a web browser on your desktop or mobile device. You can simply "Click to Chat" from a company's website, and intelligent based routing connects you with the best available agent. No waiting and if you're on video you're able to show in detail what the problem is.
There is so much innovation we are delivering with CSR 10. To learn more, register here to watch the Collaboration Summit keynote replay. And, as always, I welcome your feedback and look forward to us staying engaged.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - In the final dual meet of the 2010-11 season, the UCSB swim and dive teams split at Cal Poly. The men topped the Mustangs, 116-114, while the women came up short, 142-99.
The Gauchos got off to solid starts in the 400 medley relay as both teams won the event. The women's `A' relay team of Allie Knight, Sophia Yamauchi, Andrea Ward and Anne Peanasky posted a solid time of 3:50.03 and beat out Cal Poly's top relay by over four seconds. The Gaucho men's team, which was made up of Ryan Garcia, Tim Freeman, Max Horrell and Chris Peterson captured first place in 3:21.24.
Cal Poly flexed its muscles in the distance events as Lacey Buck captured the first Mustang win of the day in the 1,000 free (10:25.15), but Gauchos Astrid Amsallem (10:28.08) and Katie Reeves (10:38.13) finished two-three, each posting season-bests in the event.
Ward was the first individual event winner for the Gauchos, as she took first in the 200 free, touching the wall in 1:52.29. Yamauchi placed second, just .49 seconds behind her teammate. On the men's side, Cal Poly's Chase Nick captured the event win (1:38.88) with Garrett Thompson (1:40.04) and Ryan Hanni (1:42.79) rounding out the top-three finishes, respectively.
Kendall Neely and Chris Peterson took first in the 50 free events. Neely won the women's heat in 23.79 while Peterson beat out teammate Kevin Ferguson (20.58) with a time of 20.17 seconds.
The Cal Poly women gained momentum in the meet as they proceeded to win the 400 individual medley, one-meter diving and the 200 fly. The UCSB women won just two more events the rest of the way: Allie Knight captured first in the 200 backstroke (2:04.15) and Yamauchi won the 200 breaststroke in 2:18.14.
The Mustang men also took the top finish in the 400 IM, but the Gauchos took second through fourth with Garcia (4:04.87), Evan Simoni (4:06.90) and Randy Aakhus (4:07.35) teaming up to neutralize first-place finisher Peter Kline's (3:56.35) points in the event.
UCSB's men gained momentum behind wins in the 200 butterfly by Max Horrell (1:51.34), the 100 free by Ryan Hanni (45.46) and the 200 breaststroke by Tim Freeman (2:04.95).
Heading into the final event - the men's 200 freestyle relay - Cal Poly was ahead, 110-103. The Mustang relay team proved to be no match for the Gauchos as Peterson, Hanni, Thompson and Ferguson finished first in 1:20.16, over five seconds faster than Cal Poly. UCSB also needed the third-place points to capture the meet win and the `B' relay came through as Dylan Templeton, Scott Nocco, Max Horrell and Alex Campbell finished right behind the Mustang `A' team with a time of 1:26.93.
The UCSB swimming and diving teams will be back in action at their conference championships. The women are up first as they head to the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships, which will be held in Long Beach the weekend of Feb. 23.26. The Pac-10 men's diving championships will be held the same weekend in Federal Way, Wash. The men's swim championships will take place in Long Beach the weekend of March 2-5.


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) P.J. Hubert scored 22 points and IUPUI beat Indiana-East 87-54 Monday night.
Four Jaguars scored in double figures. John Hart had 15 points and Donovan Gibbs and Mitchell Patton scored 12 apiece for IUPUI (3-4).
Lyonell Gaines grabbed 12 rebounds for the Jaguars, who trailed only in the early going and led 45-22 at halftime. IUPUI held the Red Wolves to 31 percent shooting while making 50 percent of its shots.
Marcus Isaac led Indiana-East with 15 points. The Red Wolves, who counted this as an exhibition game, play in NAIA Division II.


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Fantasy Baseball 2013– Top 20 Starting Pitchers
Fantasy baseball is in full swing, but for this article, we're more interested in the misses. Those misses are strikeouts. These are the 20 best starting pitchers in fantasy baseball this season.
Since we have plenty to squeeze in here and not much room to do it, let me just leave you with one thing to remember when it comes to starting pitching this season.
There is a ton of depth this season. If you draft smart you can end up leaving your draft with a fantastic staff without even grabbing a guy out of my Top 10.
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James Shields, KC
The Royals acquired Shields to stabilize their shaky rotation. Six straight 200-plus inning seasons and a career 3.89 ERA should handle that. In terms of Fantasy he isn't an ace, but he is a durable innings eater that should probably get you 200 strikeouts.
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Johnny Cueto, CIN
There isn't much not to like about a guy that has shown gradual improvement every season he has been in the league. That doesn't mean I can't nitpick though. His K/9 of 7.05 ranked just 50th among qualified starters last season. That number just isn't high enough to move him up this list.
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Mat Latos, CIN
At 25, Latos already has 105 starts under his belt. The fact that he now enters his fourth full season means many owners sleep on that. He has already proven reliable. He also is young enough to continue improving which makes him just the kind of guy worth targeting.
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Jered Weaver, LAA
You won't find this guy ranked lower anywhere. I have him listed in our busts piece so I won't go into too much detail. Two quick nuggets though. He has lost 2.1 MPH of his fastball over the last two seasons. The result has his K/9 at a very pedestrian 6.77 last year.
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Zack Greinke, LAD
Loved his move to the Dodgers but I am concerned about his elbow issues this spring. The writing is on the wall that he starts the season on the DL. This ranking is based on the possibility he misses a start. If word breaks he is out longer he slips into the mid-20's.
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CC Sabathia, NYY
At 6-7, 290 lbs Sabathia is a behemoth. Because of that he has been constantly leaned on. Including the playoffs, his 1,244 innings over the past five seasons led all starters. He should continue chugging along, but wins may be a bit harder to come by with the Yankees offense looking like it may be ordinary this season.
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Chris Sale, CHW
When your team fears about your durability enough that they consider bumping you back to the pen after posting All-Star stats, it's fair to at least question his health. In 2012 he finished in Top-10 in the AL in wins (17), strikeouts (192), ERA (3.05) and WHIP (1.14). That alone makes him a risk worth taking in my book.
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Max Scherzer, DET
An awful April that saw him post a 7.77 ERA kept his overall numbers from being off the charts last season. Once he settled in though he was dominant. He struck out 29.4 percent of the batters he faced and has shown an increase in velocity each of the last two years. I love him to continue last year's success.
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Adam Wainwright, STL
Remember before succumbing to injury Waino was posting sub-3.00 ERA's and striking out over 200 batters a season. His return last year was rocky, but that was to be expected coming off surgery. His control will fully return and with it so will his fine numbers.
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Madison Bumgarner, SF
Bumgarner is incorporating a two-seam fastball into his repertoire this spring and so far the results have been fantastic. At 23, he is still looking for ways to improve his game and that's a scary proposition. He very well may vault himself into the Top-5 range before the season is through.
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Gio Gonzalez, WSH
Last season he was a Cy Young candidate with a career trajectory on the upswing. Heading into this season he finds his name entangled in the Biogenesis PED scandal. He passed a drug test three days after his name was released by the media, but he isn't out of the woods yet. Obviously his ranking is based on no suspension.
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Matt Cain, SF
The thing I find most remarkable about Cain his the fact that he has a career .264 BABIP over 1,536.2 innings pitched. He pitches to contact, and opposing batters just don't hit him hard. To me that screams he needs to be perfect every time out to maintain his numbers. Because of that we see a slight dip backwards this season.
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Cliff Lee, PHI
It still blows my mind Lee won just six games last season after posting a 3.16 ERA and 1.11 WHIP. Oh and did I mention he walked just 28 batters over 211 innings pitched last year. Philly's offense should improve with a full season of Ryan Howard and Chase Utley, meaning Lee's win total should bounce back to normal.
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Yu Darvish, TEX
Geovany Soto will serve as Darvish's personal catcher this season. After coming over from the Cubs last year Soto caught his last eight starts where he was 5-1 with a 2.35 ERA. A full season of these two working together is just what Darvish needs to bump into the elite class of pitchers. This aggressive ranking shows I believe he will.
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Cole Hamels, PHI
The man is looking to get paid. With free-agency now in his cross hairs he will be dialed in this year. Over the last three seasons he has posted a 2.97 ERA and struck out 621 batters over 640 innings pitched. Expect that level of dominance to continue this year.
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Felix Hernandez, SEA
At just 26 he already has six consecutive seasons of 190-plus innings pitched under his belt, making him one durable workhorse to build your rotation around. He posted career low BB/9 (2.17) and HR/9 (0.54) numbers last year, showing that he is still continuing to evolve as a pitcher as well.
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David Price, TB
Last season he led the AL in both wins (20) and ERA (2.56), two deciding factors in his first Cy Young award. His stuff has always been fantastic, but a huge contributor to his continued growth has been his ability to induce the ground ball. Arbitration eligible for the first time next season, Price will be on his game to ensure a maximum payout.
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Stephen Strasburg, WSH
Major League Baseball's most dynamic arm was shut down after just 159.1 innings last year. The Nationals were concerned about his health after 2011 Tommy John surgery. Hopefully this season the kid gloves come off and they let him loose. If they do Fantasy owners will be rewarded as he should lead the league in strikeouts.
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Justin Verlander, DET
Verlander led the AL in complete games (6), innings pitched (238.1) and strikeouts (239) last season. He also has racked up 1,541.1 innings on his right arm over the last seven seasons. While he has proven durable, that kind of workload worries me a bit. He has shown no signs of slowing though, making him a top selection again this year.
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Clayton Kershaw, LAD
Power lefties with elite strikeout potential don't exactly grow on trees. Kershaw has earned this number one ranking. Over 944 career innings he has posted an ERA of 2.79, WHIP of 1.14 and K/9 of 9.29. A little extra proof on how nasty this kid is. Opponents had a well-hit average allowed of .151 against him last year, tops in the league.


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Gift Ideas for Seniors and In Home Elderly Care
Ready or not, the gift-giving holiday is finally upon us. It may seem like this festive time of year has been approaching at a rapid pace since the end of Halloween. The whirlwind and commercialization of the holidays can sometimes make gift-giving feel more like a chore than a joy. It's important to realize that it's not the cost, but the thought that counts to make a loved one smile this holiday season.
Buying for children and family members of our same age might come easily. The ideas are more easily promoted in store fronts and on television commercials. When it comes to our elderly loved ones, we may feel a bit stumped as to what to get for them to show them how much we care during this celebratory time of year.
Some gift ideas for seniors include warm gloves and hats. Simple items to keep them cozy when they venture out of their home in the chilly winter season. These items don't have to be expensive; a festive color will be sure to bring them some cheer. If you are interested in something a bit more personal, the many websites promoting small business and crafters might be the way to go. Whenever possible, shop locally. Handmade items always seem to feel more personal.
When it comes to something personal for an elderly loved one, perhaps a photo book created online would be a fun option. If you can get a chance, look through some of their photo albums and prints to pull out some photographs that might mean something to them. Scan these photos and have them organized digitally in a personalized story book or album. Some photo websites can also create coffee mugs, blankets and calendars with these precious memories.
Sometimes the best gift to give is the gift of time spent together. If your elderly loved one is a movie watcher, perhaps a gift basket filled with their favorite DVDs and candy will bring delight to their holiday. If your loved one enjoys the experience of the movie theater, a gift card would be the perfect present.
Personal and thoughtful gifts always mean so much more than gifts that cost a lot of money. This holiday season, look to what your senior treasures the most and try to bring them joy through time spent together or reliving happy memories. This holiday season could even center on making new memories with a new board game played with grandchildren or taking your senior loved one to a local painting class or other type of function that revolves around new experiences.
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After a recent study trip to Paris, it became apparent that the french do a beautiful job of selling intimate apparel and adult toys - their shops and websites are luxuriously designed and tasteful, much like cosmetic stores, with no offensive imagery and gorgeous packaging for their products - in contrast to the tacky, cheap and intimidating stores/websites/products in Australia. So I want to bring a little bit of France to Australian women!! The aim is to challenge the current industry in Australia and provide a chic, fresh and tasteful website (it needs to be something that could be advertised in high end women's magazines like Vogue) so that women can shop for these products in comfort and with confidence. A touch of luxury would be perfect - but not too much, we don't want people to assume the products are too expensive based on the website look and feel!
Products will be high-end, high quality and sourced from France, Sweden and Germany.
Our aim is 'Mass market access with prestige products'. So we are aiming initally at the female market 25-50 years of age, medium to high income. The average woman, who is intimidated by walking into tacky, offensive adult shops.
Over time, we will start targetting the male market with high end products for men.
Note - this is a brand new venture, so colour schemes/style etc haven't been finalised - we're waiting to see which website design wins, so we can be guided by it! We have almost finalised logo - a document as been attached with the logo options that we are working through. The most likely pick is logo number 1.
A little bit of luxury, chic, and cheekiness! We're looking for a website that is fresh, feminine (not too girly – we don't want to discourage the husbands/boyfriends from shopping!). Market research indicates that women will respond more favourably to American style marketing (soft, feminine colours and design, not too Femme Fatale, a little bit of cheerleader kitsch with some Vogue edge) rather than European (dark colours, sleek, Femme Fatale, ultra-liberal), so we are looking for a design with 'minimalist French boudoir' theme...
Critical - the theme needs to allow for future planned marketing and PR activities which will include press releases and articles in womens mainstream/luxury magazines – no nudity or explicit material.
Here are some examples of websites and colour schemes that would work:
http://www.victoriassecret.com - love this website's functionality and feel - sexy cheerleader.
The Victorias Secret website has exactly the level of functionality, efficiency and user-friendly navigation that we want for PR. The theme is also great - cheerleader chic - but a little too much pink!.
http://www.yesforlov.com - we love the colour scheme and the crisp, modern design of this site. Not so good functionally though - it takes too long to load.
http://www.moxie.com.au - this has a nice french boudoir theme
http://www.softparis.com.au - this is a similar business in Paris - welcoming and fresh.
1. Home page - displaying a navigation menu to the product range, all the usual stuff like 'contact us', 'shoppig cart' etc., and three boxes for advertising new products, specials and promotions
2. Gallery/catalogue - displaying each product, information on the product, pricing, functions for the customer to pick how many of each item they would like to purchase, sizing (for pajamas, lingerie etc), and colour.
3. Blog
http://www.victoriassecret.com - love all the functionality and user-friendliness of this site. It's so easy to find the products I'm looking for, so easy to browse product ranges, and I love the 'You might also like...' product suggestions.
http://www.yesforlove.com - love the colour scheme and modern, luxury feel of this site. Don't like the lack of user-friendliness - it takes so long to load.
http://www.moxie.com.au - interesting french boudoir colour scheme, maybe just a little too much pink though
http://www.softparis.com - simple, modern, welcoming and non-threatening. Great for our target market of average women.


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The flotilla of motor boats arrived unnoticed on the remote eastern tip of Sabah in Malaysian Borneo on February 9, disgorging men in army fatigues, many of whom were heavily armed.
Next day a fisherman saw a large group of suspicious strangers holed up in a village near the timber exporting town of Lahad Datu. He called police, who had no idea what they were doing there.
Over several days more intruders are believed to have arrived by boat and spread out into other villages along the Sabah coast, triggering Malaysia's most serious security crisis in decades, which has left 25 people dead in two shootouts.
The man reportedly behind the surreal events is ailing 74-year-old Jamalul Kiram III, the Sultan of Sulu, who claims to reign over an archipelago at the remote southernmost tip of the Philippines, although the territory is not recognised by any state. Nor is Mr Kiram's family the only one that has claimed to be the rightful sultan.
Mr Kiram greets reporters sitting on a dirty plastic chair at his two-storey house in a rundown district of Manila, telling them his followers have gone to Sabah to reclaim their land.
''If they have to die, then they will die,'' he said, though insisting ''the door of the sultanate for negotiation is open''.
The row over Sabah is old and convoluted. In 1658 the Sultan of Brunei ceded the area to the Sultan of Sulu for helping to quash a rebellion. The Sultan of Sulu later leased Sabah to the British North Borneo Company.
At the end of the colonial era the British folded the territory into what was then called the Federation of Malaya in 1963, instead of handing Sabah back to the Sulu sultanate, by then part of the Philippines.
Five years later then Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos hatched a plan to invade and annex Sabah but was forced to abort it after Muslim Philippine troops rebelled.
They were massacred, triggering an uprising in the Muslim-dominated southern Philippines.
For decades Malaysia has made modest ''cession'' payments of about $US1500 a year to the heirs of the sultanate, in apparent recognition of the territory's contested absorption.
Mr Kiram has repeatedly called on successive Philippine governments to support his historical claim to Sabah, saying he has documents from the 1800s to prove it.
On November 1, Mr Kiram issued a decree mandating his followers to travel to and settle peacefully in Sabah.
It seems he was unhappy at being excluded from a peace agreement between the Philippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), the largest Muslim rebel group in the southern Philippines, brokered by Malaysia and signed the previous month.
Few took notice of the decree until the men arrived on Sabah.
The subsequent standoff has the potential to strain ties between Malaysia and the Philippines, although Philippine President Benigno Aquino has repeatedly called on Mr Kiram's followers to withdraw and sent navy patrols to the area to try to prevent reinforcements joining them.
Sabah shares a long sea border with the Philippines that is difficult to patrol.
Mr Aquino has in the past described the Sabah claim as ''dormant'' but in the past few days Philippine officials have suggested the country could re-examine it.
Officials fear that if the sultan's group is martyred in an armed crackdown, his followers could emerge as a third armed group in the southern Philippines and undermine the MILF agreement.
More than 800,000 Philippine workers, many of them undocumented, live in Sabah, which has oil and gas fields. Chinese companies are investing in hydro-electricity and coalmines there.
Mr Kiram told reporters he was worried the violence might spread because many Filipinos, especially followers of his sultanate in the southern Philippines, are upset at the killing of 12 of their compatriots in a firefight last Friday.
His daughter, Jacel, who describes herself as a princess, has called on Filipinos to stay calm but stressed the sultanate would never back down from its struggle to reclaim Sabah.
''This concerns honour above life,'' she said.
''We will not retreat just like that, because we're fighting for something and our struggle is our right and truth.''


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Belt Loop and Pin
Badminton Sports Belt Loop
|The Cub Scout Badminton Belt Loop is an option for the Webelos Sportsman activity badge.
Belt Loop Requirements
Complete these three requirements:
- Explain the rules of badminton to your leader or adult partner.
- Spend at least 30 minutes practicing badminton skills.
- Participate in a badminton game.
Sports Pin Requirements
Earn the Badminton belt loop, and complete five of the following requirements:
- Compete in a pack or community badminton tournament.
- Demonstrate your knowledge of the use and care of the equipment needed to play badminton: shuttlecock (shuttle or bird), racket, court, net, and comfortable clothes and shoes.
- Demonstrate skill in the following grip techniques: forehand and backhand.
- Spend at least 60 minutes practicing to develop skills for shots and strokes (clear, drive, drop, and smash). Keep track of your time on a chart.
- Demonstrate skill in the following: hit the shuttle using forehand or backhand; hit the shuttle, alternating forehand and backhand; hit the shuttle against the wall with a forehand or backhand; hit the shuttle against the wall, alternating forehand and backhand.
- Accurately lay out a badminton court, including net and lines.
- Play five games of badminton.
- Participate in a badminton skills development clinic.
- Play at least three games during which you make your own foul calls effectively to your leader's satisfaction.
| The official source for the information shown in this article or section is:
Cub Scout Academics and Sports Program Guide, 2003 Edition (BSA Supply SKU #34299)
Help with these requirements
|A FREE workbook for Cub Scout Badminton is available here! (PDF or Word) with the maps, charts, links, diagrams, and checklists you need! Or click here to print just the Cub Scout Badminton requirements.
|usscouts.org has PDF and Word versions of workbooks for Scouts BSA ranks and merit badges, Cub Scouting ranks and adventures, and STEM Nova awards.
Related achievements, electives, or other awards
- Bear Cub Scout
- Bear Electives
- Elective 20f. would be met by earning the Cub Scout Badminton Pin while a Bear Cub Scout
- Sportsman Activity Badge requirement 3. (earn the Cub Scout Badminton Belt Loop while a Webelos Scout)
This program was discontinued in May, 2015.
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St. Cloud Group Wants Barden Park to be Smoke-Free
ST. CLOUD (AP) - St. Cloud State University has been tobacco-free for almost a year, but the decision has had unpleasant consequences for a nearby historical site.
Smokers have recently begun converging on Barden Park. The land is surrounded on two sides by university property.
A city report says the park now gets hundreds of visits per week from smokers, and hundreds of cigarette butts litter the ground.
So the St. Cloud Neighborhood Coalition wants officials to make Barden Park the city's first smoke-free park. A public hearing with the Park & Recreation Board is scheduled for Tuesday.
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Democrats Get Religion (sort of)
Here's a new take on the story of the Good Samaritan:
The Good Samaritan is walking down the road and cares for a stranger who has been beaten and robbed, [NC Democractic Rep David] Price said. The next day, on the same road, another person has been beaten and robbed. So it goes for another week — more robberies, more victims.
"How long is it going to take before the Samaritan says, 'Hey, maybe we ought to patrol this road,' " Price said. In other words, the lawmaker argued, there are some problems that individuals can't solve on their own. They require the resources of a morally responsible government.
Welcome to the New Big Government Version of the Bible. By adding just a little (OK, maybe more than a little) to Jesus' parable, Representative Price has found a message Democrats can glom onto (interestingly, the original version of the parable is more about individual responsibility, so one could argue that Price has completely turned the story on its head).
So we are introduced to laughable article in today's Washington Post entitled, "Helping Democrats Bridge the 'God Gap': Influential Dozen Show Political Leaders How to Connect With Religious Communities."
Rather than cede red states to Republicans, the party is buying airtime on Christian radio stations, with the message that Democrats are indeed a party with deep moral convictions. [emphasis mine]
You're probably wondering what they are (unless you're a Democrat - then you probably know). Well, don't expect to find a lot about that in this article (unless you count advocating more cops on the Jerusalem to Jericho beat, or maybe some fluff about the environment).
But you will find plenty about the process of reaching the washed. The Post lists twelve players who can help get the message out, including, for example, Illinois Senator Barak Obama ("The Blessed One" — I kid you not) and House staff member Burns Strider, who earns the nickname "The Matchmaker," because he "shepherds the House Democratic Faith Working Group and corrals lawmakers into meetings with the religious community." (corrals - that's not a good choice of words).
But they must … be careful:
Some at Democratic Party headquarters are taking an under-the-radar approach to religious outreach and are reluctant to divulge all the party's plans and advisers.
You never know who might be listening in. But wait! We do get to find out more:
"Our focus is not in putting someone behind a pulpit," said Leslie Brown, the DNC's "faith in action" coordinator. But after conducting polls, meeting with state party chairs and undertaking an "internal education," Democrats are building a "message-driven machine," Brown said. [emphasis mine]
Does anyone else see a problem here? It's not about the message. It's about the issues. National Association of Evangelical spokesman Rev. Richard Cizik says as much:
"Simply using 'faith language' won't redound to the benefit of any candidate, Republican or Democrat, without some authenticity there," Cizik said.
This isn't to say that the Democrats are anti-religious. But they're not going to turn things around with polls and "internal education." And for many of us, they're just on the wrong side of too many issues that matter.


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It was the best of brunches, it was the worst…er, I mean, also best of brunches? Alright, enough with the Dickens' reference. This past weekend we had a good old-fashioned AP road trip, where we traveled to Washington DC and Philadelphia for a vegetarian festival. The DC Vegfest was a blast and we met a ton of great people, not to mention we were nestled in the booth next to Vegan Treats, where we were tempted all day with delicious cakes. Before setting up for the Vegfest, we arose early enough to stop and have brunch at DC's own Sticky Fingers Bakery. Once finished with the Vegfest, we headed to Philadelphia, where we had the chance to also eat vegan brunch at a restaurant called Mi Lah's Vegetarian. We thought since we had the opportunity to try the same brunch dish at both restaurants in two different cities, two days in a row, we would compare them!
Let's start with Sticky Fingers Bakery. The bakery nestled in a busy part of DC, has a bit of a deceiving name. Although, it is entitled, bakery, and they do offer multiple baked goods, they also have a pretty extensive brunch and lunch menu. We were really excited to be there and had trouble deciding what menu item to choose from as they ranged from "Blueberry Pancakes" to "Tuna Melt." With a little help from the friendly staff, who were as sweet as their pastries, we were able to decide upon two items: the Biscuits and Gravy and the French Toast. For about $6 you can order either but if you make it into a meal for $9.99 you get your main dish plus home fries and tofu scramble. Also, of note, while we were waiting for our plates, Ian MacKaye of the band Minor Threat and a longtime vegan strolled in and ordered breakfast. This spurred childhood memories to go along with our brunch!
For the sake of this article we will focus on the Biscuits and Gravy, although the French Toast was exceptional. Because I knew I would be eating vegan goodies all day, I opted just for the main dish but added a side of tempeh bacon. When the dish was served, it looked delicious and very presentable on a cute colorful plate. The biscuits were delectable: light and buttery, just as you would expect them. The gravy was also quite delicious and tasted homemade with fresh herbs sprinkled upon it. This definitely gave it an extra flavor. I also really, really enjoyed the tempeh bacon, which had a nice full smoked flavor to it. My only disappointment was that the gravy had no meat substitute to imitate traditional biscuits and gravy. Although, not normally a fan of mock meat, I thought adding some tempeh or tofu would add to the dish. Still, it filled me and sent my taste buds soaring for the rest of the morning.
The following day we stopped in Philly on our way back to Boston. We were excited to find good reviews online about a restaurant called Mi Lah Vegetarian. Judging by the name and the decor (Asian Buddhist style) you might expect this to be a pan Asian restaurant, however, they mostly serve American and International style dishes. In the window, they proudly display their "BYOB" sign, although it being about noon, it was a little too early to bring our own booze. We were met with friendly service as well and also relied on the waiter to help us with our decision. After much contemplation and a coin flip or two, I decided to try the Biscuits and Gravy once again to see how it would compare to the previous day and we also ordered Tofu Florentine. The Tofu Florentine was deliciously served with plenty of tofu and a side of kale and tomatoes. Both dishes came with sweet potato home fries and fresh fruit.
But since our focus is on the Biscuits and Gravy, I will tell you it was unique and mouth-watering. The first thing we noticed was that the portions were HUGE. In fact, this meal filled us for the remainder of the day! The Biscuits and Gravy were served with fried mushroom that closely reminded me of fish and I had to share it with the rest of the table, who loved it. The Biscuits and Gravy themselves were quite good although not as soft and flavorful as Sticky Fingers'. The best thing about this dish is that layered on the biscuits were a veggie sausage patty and a giant scoops of avocado. That may seem odd to pair avocado with gravy but it was unique and scrumptious. I devoured mine in minutes and savored it thoroughly!
Both restaurants offer delicious vegan brunches as well as dinner items. I enjoyed both styles of restaurants as well, counter service and sit down. I think both biscuits and gravy were delightful, yet different in their own way. We are sure to visit both restaurants again soon to try some of their other items but can assure you that both places offer a mighty tasty Biscuits and Gravy and we are sure glad we tried it. It is a far, far better brunch that I tried, than I have ever tried before.
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Surprised no-one has mentioned a certain Blue managing on the South coast yet.What was Porto Guy's actual name by the way?
But Rafa is an excellent coach. I bow to no one in the insults I used to write about him in times past. But that is past, and this is now. I would have him as our coach in the event of Koeman leaving. By the way he has not left despite what another thread pretends to claim. As for the kraut chap, well maybe a bit premature, so I will stick with the fat Spanish waiter, ooops old habits die hard. I mean Rafa Benitez.
The Unsworth shouts are poor, people seem to think being an ex player will have any sort of effect on the squad, it counts for shit nowadays - Shearer at Newcastle springs to mind
Enter Brendan Rodgers - and don't be surprisedUnfinished business on Merseyside
If he hadn't been at the shite he'd be a clear front runner
What about Hughton? Done very well with brighton to get them to Prem.
Im sorry, are we west Brom?
I'm more trusting of fellas when they have my cock in their mouth
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AMD Innovates But Still Can't Crack Dell Chipmaker demos new dual-core versions; Dell says it will stick with Intel
IT Spending By Auto-Parts Makers Expected To Increase This Year Pressure to cut costs is driving steps to eliminate disparate legacy apps and implement companywide ERP systems.
The Spyzilla Project?
(Or, A Modest Proposal...) Microsoft almost pulled a fast one on me today. As usual, those sly foxes love to play the fools, only to turn the tables when you least expect it. I eventually saw through their brilliant subterfuge, but it was a near thing.
Opera To Beef Up Browser Security Opera Software ASA released the second beta version of the next release of its desktop browser, which includes a new anti-spoofing feature.
Microsoft Signs 'Final Fantasy' Creator For Xbox Microsoft has hired the creator of the popular "Final Fantasy" video game to develop games exclusively for the next Xbox.
CA Simplifies Output Management For The Mainframe Computer Associates International Inc. plans to launch next week an upgrade of its output-management software for the mainframe.
The Observer: Adjust Expectations To Maintain Greatness When things are going well is the time to look ahead and plan ahead, says Lou Bertin.
Thunderbird, Mozilla Updates Next In Line Mozilla Foundation outlined the near-term road map for updates to that browser, as well as the Mozilla suite and the Thunderbird E-mail client.
Business Technology: Security, Microsoft, And High-Stakes Poker Microsoft is playing high-stakes poker with its customers over the security of its products and technologies, and so far, Bob Evans says, the company's raises and bluffs have held up. But the other players are getting tired of the game, and Microsoft might find that dominating such a game will be little more than a Pyrrhic victory.
Informatica Shows Shifting Product Strategy By combining data integration, analytic, and metadata management in one package, Informatica hopes to bypass competition with key BI partners.
Security Firms Follow Unwritten Code When Digging Up Dirt On Each Other While vulnerabilities within security products are rare, researchers follow an unwritten protocol for responsible disclosure.
Research: Bad Data Thwarting Data Warehouses Many companies are focusing explicitly on identifying, extracting and loading data, and not enough on assessing their data quality, Gartner says.
Research: Bad Data Thwarting Data Warehouses Many companies are focusing explicitly on identifying, extracting and loading data, and not enough on assessing their data quality, Gartner says.
Senators Vow New Laws In Wake Of ChoicePoint Debacle Federal lawmakers have joined the outcry against identity theft, calling for stricter controls on data profilers after ChoicePoint's database was hacked.
Spoofer Mocks Microsoft's Licensing Effort Microsoft's attempt to demystify its software licensing in the U.K. has already caused one satirist to send up the Redmond, Wash.-based developer in a spoofed Web site.
Securing Government IT: Your Tax Dollars Not At Work Securing our federal IT systems and networks is so important that spending tax dollars to educate some 125 federal chief information security officers about the latest in cybersecurity-and to get them to collaborate-seems like a sound investment. That's not the case, however.
RFID, Fast Follower Strategies Don't Mix The most common reaction to RFID in the retail industry appears to be apprehension. That's not a reason to stand still, however. RFID is not a technology that lends itself easily to a "fast follower" strategy, due to heavy infrastructure, as well as business process and application, requirements.


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Vacant, DirectorDivision of Behavioral HealthP.O. Box 110620350 Main St., Ste. 214Juneau, AK 99811Phone: (907) 465-3370Fax: (907) 465-2668
Workgroup Website
The federal landscape concerning Medicaid-funded behavioral health services is undergoing significant changes in the following areas:
These factors taken collectively indicate the increasing reluctance of the federal government to pay for behavioral health services under the Medicaid program and its multi-level strategies to achieve major cost containment objectives in the federal budget.
The purpose of this project is to examine the changes noted above and to assess their impact on Alaska's behavioral health system. The Project will be advisory to the State and will address two sets of issues: immediate issues and planning issues. The Project will first develop and oversee an action plan for those issues that are immediate. The Project will then research those issues that are not yet certain and that require additional information, and make recommendations on how to approach these longer-term issues.