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Kids can explore a new science topic and have fun, too, each Thursday at 4 p.m and select Wednesdays at 4pm in the Supernova Science Club. Space is limited to 16 children and there is a first-come first-serve sign up sheet each week. To be added to the notification list for sign-ups, email Mrs. Haley at hwhaley [at] hmcpl [dot] org or call 256-881-5620
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NO meetings in May. Programs will resume June 5 with exciting new projects for Summer Reading!!
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June 5 - Mindgear: Guests from Mindgear labs will present a fun science acitivity for kids to participate in.
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July 10 - Huntsville Hospital: Our Summer Reading partner, Huntsville Hospital, will visit with a medical science project.
July 17 - Genetics: We'll explore basic genetics and children will create their own genetic map.
July 24 - End of Summer Reading Party: Join us for our wrap-up party and the announcement of Science Fair Winners. No sign up is required to attend the party.
Check back each month for more programs! For more information, contact Haley Whaley at hwhaley [at] hmcpl [dot] org or call the Murphy Library at 256-881-5620.


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As a boy, Fred Profeta used to walk through a small, wooded area alongside the brook on his way to and from Jefferson School.
"I always thought it was one of the nicest, most picturesque areas in Maplewood," said ProfetaMaplewood and one of its most civic-minded residents.
Now, Profeta wants to pay forward his enjoyment of the little spot -- a small triangle of land next to Crooked Brook off Woodland Road -- by helping to build a pocket park there. He presented his plan at the last Township Committee meeting, offering to pay $20,000 of the costs of designing and building the park, which he estimates will total roughly $40,000.
He proposed naming it "Brook Park."
Currently, the spot is used by commuters cutting through Brookside Road on their way to and from the train station, as well as by Jefferson students and parents. The area is just opposite the school's "outdoor classroom."
Profeta is currently commissioning plans from two landscape architects. He foresees the park as a quiet, contemplative space, perhaps with some light recreation, that will incorporate the bridge and brook. All trees would be preserved. Profeta said the Maplewood Garden Club and the Green Team could potentially play a role in the park's use.
He pointed out in a recent interview that Brook Park could also complement the Rahway River Greenway project and the bike path, which runs along Woodland Road. In addition, he said, Jefferson students could use it as a supplement to the school's outdoor classroom.
The members of the township's Planning and Engineering Committee have signaled their initial approval of the idea. Since part of the land is owned by the school district, Profeta will need to obtain an easement, he said. He will also hold meetings with neighbors whose backyards abut Brookside Road, to involve them in the process.
If the idea gets the go ahead, the township would most likely use Open Space Trust Fund money to build the park, said Township Committeeman Jerry Ryan, who chairs the planning and engineering committee.
Ryan said that since the Department of Public Works currently maintains the area, plowing the road in the winter and maintaining the sanitary sewer system, the incremental cost of maintenance should be minimal.
"The real question is neighborhood buy-in," said Ryan in an interview with Patch, "because this is in people's backyards." Besides that, Ryan said the idea seemed to be a "no-brainer."
As Mayor Vic DeLuca told Profeta at the Dec. 19 meeting, "You are offering us free money...and that's something we don't get offered a lot."
One long-term resident, who wished to remain anonymous, was critical of the plan, calling it "disturbing" and "outrageous."
"Former mayor Profeta's intentions to 'landscape' one of the few remaining pockets of relatively undisturbed woodland in Maplewood, while well-intentioned, is extremely upsetting," said the resident. "As one of the commuters who has walked through the Brookside Drive area for many years, I greatly value this beautiful sliver of mature trees and meandering stream gently bordered by native stone walls and a lovely small arched stone bridge, all irreplaceable. The idea of tearing apart this tranquil haven which already serves as green space, to the benefit of contractors, construction crews and the supposed improvements of an architect seems to me, frankly, outrageous and totally unwelcomed by those who use the area. I am sure there are far more urgent matters facing Maplewood than the destruction of a small bit of tranquil woodland that has long provided invaluable pleasure to Maplewood residents."
The resident did note that she believed Profeta to be "a kind and caring individual who welcomes comments and feedback from residents."
Profeta said the park would not take long to build, and perhaps could be completed as early as this fall.
Profeta hopes the park will inspire other, similar projects, he said. For instance, he mentioned the area of town-owned land at the corner of Kendall and Jefferson Roads, as well as a wooded area off Boyden Parkway behind Winchester Gardens.
"It would be nice if more of this could happen," said Profeta. "One thing we lack in Maplewood is open space. It would be a very nice trend if there could be more public/private partnerships like this."


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Police have charged two drivers involved in a road-rage incident Saturday.
At 4:30 PM on Saturday officers responded to the report of a motor vehicle accident near the entrance of the Oak Ridge School on Quaker Meetinghouse Road.
Both drivers described an altercation on the roadway near the intersection of Service Road and Quaker Meetinghouse Road.
One of the drivers, a 42-year-old female from Sandwich, said she was cut off by the second vehicle, operated by a 52-year-old man, also from Sandwich. When she honked her horn, the woman said, the man pulled his vehicle over and as she passed he yelled profanities at her. She said, he then began tailgating her. Police said the woman then allegedly slammed on her brakes. The man was unable to stop in time and crashed his vehicle into the rear of the woman's vehicle.
The man sustained a minor injury and declined to be transported to the hospital. One of the vehicles had to be towed from the scene.
Based on interviews of both operators and a passenger, police charged the drivers with operating to endanger, which is a misdemeanor. Both drivers will receive summonses to appear in court.
As the holiday week approaches, Sandwich police are increasing traffic enforcement patrols. Police encourage courteous driving and recommend reporting hostile driving instead of responding in an aggressive manner.


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Nine Inch Nails have released the track listing for their upcoming album Hesitation Marks. The LP hits on September 3 via Columbia Records and will show off Trent Reznor's production alongside longtime collaborator Atticus Ross. The new release boasts an all-star cast of studio musicians in addition the group's standard touring members. Some of the special guests include Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham, King Crimson guitarist Adrian Belew and bassist Pino Palladino.
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Nine Inch Nails, 'Hesitation Marks' Track Listing
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Monday, the Decatur City Council is expected to vote on the long-awaited Sweetwater development project. It has taken years of negotiations dating back to 2006, with potential deals falling through on more than one occasion.
But in the latest move to push the project forward, an anchor store, Bass Pro Shops, is on board. With the deal now on paper, the project is closer than ever to coming to fruition.
If approved by the council, the first phase of the project would include the Bass Pro Shop, a hotel, 2-4 restaurants and several other retail stores.
Sweetwater would be at an intersection of I-65 and 565, in the Limestone County side of Decatur. An overpass would be built over Highway 20 to limit traffic issues.
There are incentives (PDF) involved with the deal – more than $31 million in tax rebates for the Bass Prop Shop, and $14 million for the hotel.
A deal to get the project done died last fall. City officials said the difference this time was that the outdoor retail chain was included in the discussions. "We got to sit down with Bass Pro at the table, and that helped a lot," said council member Gary Hammon. "With the developer mediating, it worked out well."
Mayor Don Kyle said we would see up to 400 new jobs in the short term, and more than 4,000 jobs produced over the next 15-20 years.
A public hearing on the development will be held Monday morning at 10 a.m. Residents will be able to voice their opinions there. A council vote is also expected.
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March 15, 2013
Mercy Hospital of Buffalo's Stroke Center staff recently gathered to bless and dedicate its new Stroke Education Room on 5 McAuley West.
The room was named in honor and memory of Charleen Grzybowski. Since 2009, her family has coordinated an annual golf tournament to benefit stroke services at the hospital.
To date, the Grzybowski family has donated $14,500 to the Mercy Hospital Foundation.
Pictured above, Chris Grzybowski presented a $5,000 donation from proceeds raised at their 2012 golf event.
Save the date for this year's tournament, set for August 19, 2013 at Fox Valley Country Club.
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3. Sharing your calendar with colleagues
Using Outlook 2007 with your Oxford Nexus Exchange account enables you to share your online calendar with colleagues within the University. However your colleague must be a registered Nexus user for you to share calendars. If they are using other local departmental systems or are from outside of the University please see 3.1. Sending calendars to Non-Nexus colleagues. To share your calendar with colleagues on Oxford Nexus do the following:
- Click on the
Calendarbutton found on the lefthand menu. This will open your calendar as shown below:
- To share your calendar with others, right click on the name of your
calendar under
My Calendars. A contextual menu appears.
- Choose the
[Share Calendar]option from the menu. A new screen appears which is partially completed for you.
- Type in your message into the box provided and if you want to be able to
see the other person's calendar make sure that you tick the box labelled
Request permission to view the recipient's calendar.
- When you have finished your message click on the
Sendbutton. Your request will then be emailed to your colleague.
- Your colleague will receive an email similar to the one shown below.
- When your colleague accepts your request, they will be able to see your calendar in their Outlook 2007 client.
Private calendar events: Some clients do not fully support private items and your private items may be revealed to those you share your calendar with. Please see the "How private are my private calendar entries?" entry in the Nexus FAQ for more details.
3.1. Sending calendars to Non-Nexus colleagues
If your colleague is not on Nexus but you still wish to send them your calendar, Outlook will let you send a static version instead. To create and send a static version do the following:
- Click on the
Calendarbutton in the main menu.
- Under the
My Calendarssection right click on the calendar you wish to send and choose
[Send via Email...]option from the menu.
- Two separate screens will appear one on top of the other. One is a
normal email screen where you can type a message and fill in the email
details of your colleague. The other is the
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Daily Scheduleby default, but can be changed to just a list of your events.
- Click on
OKwhen you have set your calendar options.
- Outlook will then compile your calendar details into the open email:
- Add in any message and click on the
- Your calendar will be sent to your colleague.
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After you have shared your calendar with someone else you may decide that they no longer need to be able to access it. In order to review who can see your calendar and change their permissions for it:
- Open the Calendars section by clicking the button in the main menu.
- Locate the calendar who's permissions you wish to review - under
My Calendarssection.
- Right click on the calendar name to open the contextual menu and click
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- Select one of the people in the list in order to review their
permissions on your calendar.
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It seems to be an upbeat season for retailers who are painting good numbers as they continue to discover more about customer tastes and preferences and using it effectively to get money out of their pockets. For The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR), America's largest grocery store chain, it turned out to be no different as it posted strong third quarter results.
Buying Numbers
For the third quarter, Kroger reported revenue of $21.81 billion, which on a GAAP basis, was around 6% higher than the same period last year. Even though there was a slight dip in the gross margin numbers, the net margin improved around 50 basis points than the last year quarter. Kroger has been beating the Street's EPS estimates since the last couple of quarters, as it posted a GAAP EPS of $0.60 this quarter.
The company has put in good efforts in monitoring changes in gas and fuel prices as well as overall inflation. The growth strategies are in place for leveraging the rising customer confidence along with tight expense control and feasible expansion plans.
Kroger recently launched Simple Truth and Simple Truth Organic brands, which exclude the artificial flavors and preservatives, and are growing rapidly as they have been well aligned with customer demand. The same store sales, or as the management calls it, the identical sales, grew at 3.2% without fuel, which is commendable as they are being able to sustain growth on a consistent basis.
Talking Competition
Kroger amongst others directly competes with the huge elephant that is Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT), which is stepping up its investment in grocery products and by leveraging its efficient supply chain, providing value to its customers. The company attracted shoppers across the globe during the Black Friday weekend by offering huge discounts along with improved customer service quality. The company has maintained the trust of various stakeholders by showcasing consistent strong performance and sustainable growth strategies.
SUPERVALU (NYSE: SVU) has not recently been performing really well amidst concerns of a gloomy economy and stiff competition. The company has lost significant cash over the last couple of years and even though it showcased better than expected results in the last quarters, it was not quite sufficient to bring it safely out of the dive. Private equity firm Cerberus Capital is in talks with SuperValu for buying out some of its chains.
Target (NYSE: TGT) has been showing consistent performance and it has good scope of growth as spending figures are improving for the developed economies. Target scored well on the Black Friday pitch as it showcased some new moves in terms of approaching high-end luxury products.
Safeway (NYSE: SWY) has been doing well when it comes to sales, delivering consistent figures over the past few years. However the bothering part is that its operating margins have not followed the same line and declined significantly. Since the stock is not quite overvalued at this point in time (trading at P/E ratio of around 8), good results will ensure upward movement in the share price.
To begin with, Kroger is working towards the acquisition of Axium pharmacy, a leading specialty pharmacy, which will create a good synergy.
Looking at the cash flow for the company, it has increased around 23% over the same period last quarter. Its impressive the way management has kept a good command over expenses, which compensated for factors like fuel prices and inflation to a good extent. As has been outlined in the earnings call, cash will be used in the direction of giving value to the share holders via share repurchase, dividends and also working on the funding expenditures that will fuel growth.
One key metric that matters to supermarket chains like Kroger is loyal household growth, which gives management a good sense of how the company is linking with its loyal customers. As for Kroger, the loyal household count increased across all the divisions. This reiterates the point that Kroger has put efforts and improved in the area of customer service inside the stores. Their customer first strategies have yielded well in terms of bonding further with the customers increasing brand presence in times of stiff competition.
As the result of a strong quarter, Kroger management has raised the outlook for fiscal 2012 to $2.44 to $2.46 for the full year, up from the previous range of $2.35 to $2.42. The management has expressed concern over return on invested capital that declined around 20 basis points from same quarter last year. The company has laid down specific targets to improve ROIC over time.
The stock is currently trading at a P/E ratio of around 19, which is higher than the average P/E for the industry, which indicates that the stock is slightly overvalued and the company would have to fuel sustainable growth to justify such valuation.
I would not recommend building a new position in the stock, but you might want to hold the stock as it shows promising scope for better growth.
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Looking for a great family home with A-rated schools, a 4th bedroom and pool setting that is probably one of the nicest ones you'll find on the market in this price range? How about a friendly established neighborhood that is convenient to Winter Park, Downtown, Altamonte and elsewhere yet still far enough off the major highways to give you a little peace and quiet? Then come quick to check out this extremely well-maintained solid block home in Seminole County's A-rated Lake Howell High school district. This split plan home features formal living and dining rooms and an eat-in kitchen that overlooks the spacious screen-enclosed poolside lanai. The immaculate landscaping and beautifully renovated backyard pool setting is the perfect escape and provides lots of room for entertaining friends and family. This really is a smart floor plan. The bedroom split provides a nice level of privacy from the other three bedrooms and living areas. The large laundry / mudroom is perfectly located off of the garage and includes plenty of cabinetry and storage for all of your "stuff." The kitchen with breakfast bar opens up nicely to the family room and wood burning fireplace. The master opens up beautifully to the pool lanai through French doors – the perfect spot to enjoy a morning cup of coffee. With newer master bath, custom plantation shutters, knockdown ceilings, and updated plumbing, this house is looking for its next owner. Call today to make your private appointment!
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5 Spooky (and Thrilling) Haunted Houses
For most of the year, the definition of a "scary house" is one you haven't had time to clean in more than a few days. But this time of year, scary is synonymous with haunted—creepy crawlies, ghosts and goblins, you name it. Your kids may screech with delight at the blinking lights and puppetry of the amusement park variety, but for you, genuine scares can happen in real homes with a wicked past. Here are five local destinations where you can bring the kids for good thrills all around.
The Patterson House in Fremont
The original part of this Ardenwood Farmhouse is more than 150 years old, and the Queen Anne addition that stands today dates well over a century. The weekend before Halloween, the house will be open at night for candlelit tours. But beware—it can get pretty spooky, so much so that young children are allowed, but not recommended. Parents, use your discretion. Also, registration is required at regerec.com.
34600 Ardenwood Boulevard, Fremont
Online: fremont.gov
Winchester Mystery House in San Jose
If Mom and Dad seek some thrills, this 160-room Victorian mansion is brimming with spine-tingling lore. Sightings of ghosts, including that of Sarah Winchester, who spent half her life building the mansion's secret passageways and twisting hallways, have been reported here. To the kids, however, it may just be one fun, eccentric maze, and now through November 10, there's a straw labyrinth on the premises.
525 South Winchester Boulevard, San Jose
Online: winchestermysteryhouse.com
History Park in San Jose
On October 26, you can bring the kiddos for trick-or-treating, mummy wrapping, and a costume parade among the landmarks of San Jose's storied past. Located in San Jose's Kelley Park, History Park is a 14-acre site with paved streets, a running trolley, and original homes and businesses of times gone by. Check out the old buildings which, after years of being unused, have taken on a sort of eerie vibe.
1650 Senter Road, San Jose
Online: historysanjose.org
The Mystery Spot in Santa Cruz
Strange phenomena were discovered in the dense redwoods of Santa Cruz in 1939. Come by this kid-friendly destination and prepare to question everything you know about gravity and perspective. In addition to walking the surrounding woods, you and the fam will enter a rickety wooden shack to experience the mystery for yourselves. 45-minute tours are offered daily every half hour.
465 Mystery Spot Road, Santa Cruz
Online: mysteryspot.com
Ghost House in Williams Historical Park, Fremont
A 19th century carriage house becomes the Ghost House during the last two weeks of October, offering family entertainment and the perfect setting for the Halloween ghosts and goblins that will transform the premises. Sponsored by the Candle Lighters, the Ghost House also includes an accompanying midway and country store.
39169 Fremont Boulevard, Fremont
Online: candlelighters.com
Another Tour Worth the Drive:
Flashlight Tours on the U.S.S. Hornet
Have you checked out any of these spooky Halloween houses with your kids? Tell us about it in the comment section below.
–Renee Macalino Rutledge
Photos courtesy of Patterson House's Facebook page, Winchester Mystery House's Facebook page, HarshLight, and The Mystery Spot's Facebook page


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A Theory of Endogenous Coalition Structure
AbstractWe study endogenous coalition formation in contexts where individual (and group) payoffs depend on the entire coalition structure that might form. We capture potential interaction across coalitions by means of a partition function.
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OSU Institute of Technology has one of Chrysler's premier automotive training programs, ensuring graduates will have a successful career at a Chrysler, Dodge, or Jeep dealership.
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Students are trained on all current Chrysler products in a variety of areas including engines, electrical, brakes, steering & suspension, automatic/manual transmissions & transaxles, climate control, and engine performance systems.
The average salary for entry level technicians is very competitive. With just a few years of experience, the salaries increase dramatically. Employers also typically provide health and retirement benefits. With paid internships as part of the program curriculum, students can begin earning even before graduation!
Because of dealer sponsorships there is nearly a 100% job placement rate among students who have earned an Associate in Applied Science degree in Automotive Service Technology from OSU Institute of Technology.
Graduates are prepared for a career as a Chrysler trained technician who can analytically diagnose problems and perform factory recommended service procedures to maintain high customer service satisfaction. Upon graduation, students will have received a majority of Chrysler issued certifications and are also eligible for ASE Certification.
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A growing number of Americans are without dental insurance.
But Saturday, people across Kentucky took part in "Dentistry from the Heart" at Pearson Justice Dental and Lexington Dental Center.
The program provides free extractions, filling and cleanings to people who don't have dental insurance.
There are 200 annual "Dentistry from the Heart" events nationwide.
Dentists at Pearson Justice Dental said their goal today was to see 400 patients.
More than $8 million of free dental work has been given through this organization.
For more information visit http://dentistryfromtheheart.org/
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Why, then, would we look for evidence of socialism only where a state seized by radicals of the Left inaugurates a dictatorship of the proletariat? Or, to lower the rhetorical volume and evidentiary stakes, why would we expect to find socialism only where avowed socialists or labor parties contend for state power? We should instead assume that socialism, like capitalism, is a cross-class cultural construction, to which even the bourgeoisie has already made significant contributions – just as the proletariat has long made significant contributions to the cross-class construction we know as capitalism. What follows?
Poverty is an abstraction, even for the poor. But the symptoms of collective impoverishment are all about us. Broken highways, bankrupt cities, collapsing bridges, failed schools, the unemployed, the underpaid, and the uninsured: all suggest a collective failure of will. These shortcomings are so endemic that we no longer know how to talk about what is wrong, much less set about repairing it. And yet something is seriously amiss.Historian Tony Judt, dying of Lou Gehrig's disease, makes a passionate call for a new New Left. [Previously]


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Chris Dutton is a sports reporter at The Canberra Times.
Palmer to bid adieu to Brumbies
Chris Dutton Dan Palmer will sacrifice his immediate ambitions to be a Wallabies prop to join French club Grenoble next year.
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Brumbies call on fans to help beat Reds
Chris Dutton, David Polkinghorne Brumbies coach Jake White wants 20,000 fans at Canberra Stadium for a ''fortress''.
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Kimlin leaves Brumbies to sign French deal
Chris Dutton Versatile ACT Brumbies big man Peter Kimlin will leave Australian rugby at the end of the Super Rugby season to test himself in Europe.
Kimlin's adieu to Brumbies
Chris Dutton THE opportunity for a new challenge after a decade at the ACT Brumbies convinced Peter Kimlin it was the right time to leave Australian rugby and sign a French deal for next season.
Larkham v Fisher: the race to be the next Brumbies coach begins
Chris Dutton Wallabies and Brumbies great Stephen Larkham says he is ready to be a Super Rugby head coach and Laurie Fisher believes he's capable of replacing Jake White, who quit his ACT coaching job on...
Ben won't get a helping Hand
Chris Dutton ACT lock Ben Hand is determined to kick start his Super Rugby season and force his way into the team after missing his first game since joining the Brumbies four years ago.
Giteau's Brumbies dice with danger
Chris Dutton Stand-in ACT Brumbies captain Matt Giteau has urged his teammates to have a go in their last trial match before the Super Rugby season kicks off on February 19.
Injury-hit Brumbies stick to tri-halves plan
Chris Dutton The injury depleted ACT Brumbies are confident their growing casualty ward will not derail their hopes of beating the Western Force on Sunday.
Giteau moves to pivot for Brumbies
Chris Dutton Desperate for a Super Rugby victory, Brumbies coach Tony Rea has again shuffled the ACT back line ahead of the clash with the Natal Sharks in Durban on Sunday morning.
Lift workrate or be dropped: Rea
Chris Dutton The message from Tony Rea yesterday was clear: lift your work rate or you'll be benched.
Brumbies lament costly lapses in concentration
Chris Dutton THE Brumbies' lack of confidence and focus under pressure late in matches has cruelled the team's Super Rugby season, says second-rower Ben Hand.
Tomane will do whatever it takes to be a Cheetah beater
Chris Dutton NRL convert Joseph Tomane is preparing for a physical ambush from the Free State Cheetahs when he lines up against his first South African Super Rugby opponent at Canberra Stadium on Saturday.
Off-field drama won't disrupt our preparation: Mowen
Chris Dutton The ACT Brumbies are adamant they will not be distracted by off-field speculation as they pursue a dream start to the Super Rugby season at Canberra Stadium tomorrow.
Lack of game time forces Hand to look at European offers
Chris Dutton ACT Brumbies lock Ben Hand is on the verge of finalising a European deal which will end his stint in Canberra at the completion of the Super Rugby season.
Refreshed White expecting the unexpected against Wales
Chris Dutton Jake White has returned from his trip to Japan refreshed and reinvigorated and is warning his inexperienced ACT Brumbies to brace for a Test-like atmosphere tomorrow night.
Brumbies play final Hand
Chris Dutton Veteran ACT Brumbies lock Ben Hand will use tonight's match against Wales to farewell Canberra after the toughest season of his career.
Brumbies fight to the bitter end
Chris Dutton The underdog ACT Brumbies continue to earn respect when you least expect it after the Super Rugby surprise packet almost secured one of the biggest upset wins in the club's history last night.
Toomua to start trial at fullback but flyhalf spot his goal
Chris Dutton Matt Toomua will start at fullback in the ACT Brumbies' first pre-season trial, but he has no intention of ending his quest to be the team's first-choice No.10 this year.


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After five years of tinkering with a grocery delivery service in Seattle, Amazon is reportedly set to roll it out in California and elsewhere. Here's why the business, with its razor-thin margins, appeals to the company.
NASA says there's no chance this "small asteroid" will strike the Earth, but it could be nasty if it did.
InMarket debuts its iBeacon platform in dozens of Safeway and Giant Eagle supermarkets to give shoppers grocery list reminders, deals, and reward points.
Blippy now lets third-party developers tap into its user data feed. It's also partnered with Safeway to track what you're buying at the grocery store.
The grocery service was previously available only in Seattle. It provides free same-day and early-morning delivery on orders.
CNET's Sharon Vaknin has long hungered to shop for groceries online, and now that AmazonFresh has arrived in San Francisco, she finally can. But how does the experience stack up to a regular supermarket?
The first meeting of an international group tasked with figuring out how to react to asteroids that threaten our very existence is set for next week.
Raising $150 million in the run-up to its delayed IPO, the cloud storage service amends its SEC filing to reflect a jump in revenue.
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The retreat will be held at Deer Run Retreat Center in Thompson's Station, Tenn, Oct. 30-31. The goal of the retreat is to provide a practical guide to help students uncover their gifts and passions in order to identify their life purpose.
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- Learn about their purpose for their lives and how they can find their true identity through living the life that they were designed to live.
- Look at their personal mission, identify their core values, and set short and long range goals that will lead them to fulfil their purpose.
Elmore, founder and president of Growing Leaders, Inc., will speak on the topic of "The Life Your Were Meant to Live." He will speak on the following topics. For more information, visit www.GrowingLeaders.com.
- Leadership development (Habitudes™)
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- Mentoring: How to invest your life in others
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- Explore academic opportunities and goals within Trevecca's programs and beyond.
- Connect students with services available to them in the Center for Leadership, Calling, & Service.
- Develop relationships with peers, & members of the Center for Leadership, Calling, & Service team.
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Architectural Historian Kimberly Prothro Williams will speak about the development of the Meridian Hill neighborhood, as the brainchild of Mrs. Mary F. Henderson and her husband, Senator John Henderson. Beginning in the late 19th century and continuing for several decades, the indefatigable Mrs. Henderson campaigned for and financed the construction of the area's grand mansions and foreign legations, transforming the area from a rugged and under-developed post-Civil War settlement into an impressive gateway to the nation's capital.
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Red wines that are more fruit-forward and lighter in tannin and body.
Medium bodied reds that go down easy, with smooth tannins and supple fruit.
Wines where earthy and/or spicy dominate the flavors – typically medium to full body.
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Chateau Leoville Las Cases is one of the largest and oldest classified growths in the Medoc region of France. The fruit is harvested by hand. The fermentation vessels include a fascinating mix of wooden, cement and stainless steel vats. When finished the wine is pumped to the barrel cellar. Here it is transferred into oak barrique, between 50% and 100% new for the grand vin, depending on the vintage.
"This is massive, hugely concentrated, topped with wood and intense tannins. Flavors of bitter chocolate are dominant, heavy fruits, blackberries and texture that fills the mouth with dark, dense flavors. Big in all senses."
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"Full ruby-red. Plum, tar, cedar and nutty oak on the nose; less exotic than most '03s. Then massive and full on the palate; almost too big for the mouth. As silky as this is, it also possesses very good acidity for the vintage. Finishes with huge but lush tannins and superb length. The IPT here is 74, compared to 70 in 2005, and the alcohol is a tad higher, at 13.2%. A perfect vintage of Las Cases for tasters who normally find this wine too rigorous, but this still promises to be long-lived."
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Chateau Leoville Las Cases is one of the largest and oldest classified growths in the Medoc region of France. Originally the other two Leovilles, Leoville Poyferre and Leoville Barton were part of the large estate. Today Leoville Las Cases comprises over 209 acres and has been run since 1950 by the Delon Family. Currently, the estate is run by the well-known Michel Delon.
The estate stretches from Chateau Beychevelle down to Chateau Latour, and the main estate is a picturesque, enclosed 100 acre vineyard depicted on the label. The winery is established as a Second Growth. vineyard.
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The smallest of the top four Haut-Medoc communes, St-Julien is directly south of Pauillac. With no first growths to its name, the commune often goes overlooked. But it has 11 excellent second, third and fourth growths, and the highest proportion of classified growths of the top four. It doesn't have the concentration and powerful punch of a...Read More About St-Julien
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