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OURAY – In just five short months, the idea of creating a dog park on an empty city lot in Ouray has sprung from dream to reality. This Sunday, June 24, Ouray Mayor Bob Risch makes it official when he snips the ribbon at a ceremony scheduled for 2 p.m.
All well-mannered dogs-about-town, and their people, are encouraged to attend. There will be doggie treats, and a contest that recognizes each dog's uniqueness.
The brand-new dog park is the only place in Ouray where dogs are officially allowed to run off-leash. However, due to the volume of guests expected to attend Sunday's ceremony, organizers ask that dogs be leashed for the occasion.
The park is located on an empty, city-owned lot at the west end of Eighth Avenue, adjacent to the Uncompahgre River. Residents and visitors have been "unofficially" enjoying the site since it was fenced in a couple of weeks ago.
Amenities currently include a water tap, water bowls, custom-painted trash cans, some donated chairs and picnic tables, and splash pools for pups to play in. Signage outlining the park's rules and guidelines, and a "poop bag" dispenser, are due to be installed shortly.
Further down on the dog park's wish list, and not crucial for its opening, are improvements to landscaping including sod and crushed gravel, a divided area for small dogs, agility equipment, shelter from sun and rain, and lighting. There is even a proposal to install a "Park Spark," a street light that would be powered by methane from dog poop.
It may not look like much, this gravel and dirt lot with its patches of weeds and grass, and a few shade trees here and there, but already, the dogs are loving it. There's plenty of room for chasing and fetching, and getting to know new friends of both the canine and human varieties.
June Kirchner has been the catalyst for the park's creation. She and her husband came up with the idea after traveling with their own pet pooches and discovering wonderful dog parks in other parts of the country. She googled "how to start a dog park" and from there the idea gained a life of its own.
The city's Parks and Recreation Committee worked with Kirchner to develop a formal proposal, which was approved by the Ouray City Council in January.
A flurry of fundraising ensued with the goal of raising enough money to pay for gated fencing and signage at the park. By April, Kirchner and her group had raised close to $5,000. Council pledged to spot the project an additional $1,110 to help cover the cost of fencing, so that the park could open in June.
Kirchner and her group still have to raise $760 to pay the city back for this loan. They have a few more fundraising events planned throughout the summer, including an upcoming yard sale, an ice cream social, and possibly a reception for summer residents.
The group is also selling Tshirts and "Dogs of Ouray" calendars. Look for their booth at the Mountain Air Music Series at Fellin Park for the next two Thursdays. Cash donations are accepted at the Wildflower Boutique.
Kirchner believes the park will be a happy place not only for dogs, but for humans too. "The people you meet at dog parks are so nice," she said. "Dogs are a good ice breaker, a good conversation-starter."
A recent morning at the Ouray Dog Park seemed to prove this point. As Kirchner's dogs Buddy and Cedrick romped with other pooch pals who had stopped by to play, the humans gathered in the shade to swap dog stories, sip coffee and enjoy the fresh summer morning.
"It truly feels like the 'people's dog park,'" Kirchner smiled.
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In "Simon Killer," a deranged young America escapes to Paris after the derailment of a 5 year relationship... and then basically goes on a rampage of violent self-destruction (I'll gladly note this was the least relatable of them all).
In "Celeste and Jesse Forever," high school sweethearts cope with the end of their decade long marriage by spending all their time together. Until, of course, that implodes.
In "The Surrogate," a severly disabled man has to move forward after his relationship to a hired and temporary "sex surrogate" turns into his first sense of real love and human connection.
In "The End of Love," a man has to confront the severe pain of loss and the courage it takes to change when the mother of his son tragically dies.
In "Smashed," a marriage built on mutual alcoholism spirals out of control when one of them decides to get sober.
In "Save The Date," a woman attempts to rebound from an intensely dramatic breakup while watching her sister plan her wedding.
In "Keep The Lights On," the challenged 9 year relationship of two gay men with some seriously self-destructive behavior slowly and painfully falls apart.
Over and over again, any attempt to repress or deny my own situation was made impossible by varied responses to break-ups care of a mostly talented bunch of Sundance filmmakers.
"Keep The Lights On" was by far the most relatable, and not simply because it was about gay men. Director Ira Sachs paints a painfully realistic portrait of an epic relationship that I'm sure is universally heartbreaking for any audience member. I almost thanked god when I came out of the film to find a blizzard of snow that helped mask the fact that I was hysterically crying the entire walk back to the Indiewire condo.
The point of all of this? Beyond the teenage girl in me coming out to be dramatic and over-personal in a blog post? These films reminded me yet again of the power of cinema to creep inside you and bring perspective. It's pretty remarkable how powerful the essential death of a human connection can be. It can completely transform you, for better and definitely for worse. With every film, I desperately hoped for the happy ending I so desperately want for myself. And sometimes it happened and I thank those filmmakers for giving me a temporary sense of (false?) hope (the aforeblogged "Reality Bites" retro screening was perhaps the highlight of such hope - Troy and Lelaina 4evr). But more often than not, I got a harsh reminder that we can't control our destinies and sometimes things don't turn out the way we planned. It's a simple lesson, but given the fact that so much art - whether film or whatever else - is themed around it goes to show just how fucking hard it is for us humans to wrap our heads around it.
But that this group of filmmakers clearly made it to the other side and lived to turn their experiences into varying degrees of art is in retrospect somewhat comforting. Sometimes all we can do is patientally turn these soul-sucking experiences into an opportunity for positive growth, whether artistically or simply personally. And while I'll gladly take that optimism with me on my long walk home, I also cannot wait to get the fuck out of here. Cathartic or not, no one likes to spend 12 days crying in movie theaters.
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Are you tired?
Well I'm not surprised, according to a new study, 84% of us have had our sleep interrupted by someone's snoring . . . either the person we're sleeping with, or our OWN.
I don't snore, I grind my teeth, but I have busted my wife snoring!
Women are twice as likely as men to leave the room to get away from their partner's snoring and get some sleep. No way, I'd just bump or try to roll you over to make you stop.
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I will say this, a lot of this has to be true because caffeine is everywhere you look, and I here about more and more people saying they have sleep apnea.
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By Jennifer Sheehan, Of The Morning Call
The Lehigh Valley has its share of local sports rivalries.
And arguably two of its most famous are based in Easton — Easton versus P'burg (high school football) and Lafayette versus Lehigh (college football).
"When I think of sports in Easton, I think of the rivalries," says Matthew Cochran, who was born and raised in the city that's home to the Red Rovers and the Leopards.
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So it's no wonder Cochran and his business partner, David Madochick, chose to name their new sports bar and nightclub Rivals in celebration of those classic annual contests.
The restaurant is just off Centre Square at 5 Lehn's Court, grouped near other top dining spots and watering holes in Easton (and in the former site of Club Beyond).
Cochran says he and Madochick looked at sites for a restaurant nationwide.
But he heard from a friend about an available site in his home city — the one he and his partner ultimately chose for their venture.
"I always loved the building," Cochran said. "The layout was awesome."
Cochran and Madochick, a Salisbury Township native, saw a need for a sports bar in downtown Easton.
Now they have a great spot for any sports fan looking to watch the game. The bar and restaurant area is equipped with 16 screens including a 5-by-8-foot HD projection screen and a massive wall with eight TVs.
"Whenever you sit you can see a TV," Cochran said.
While it's a sports bar, it's a family-friendly one that Cochran hopes will attract hungry visitors from nearby Crayola Experience. A kids "little league" menu is available featuring pizza quesadillas, mac and cheese bites and fluffer-nutters. Live music for kids also is planned.
For adults, the menu features classic sports bar fare, such as wings, which are offered in 20 different sauces.
For those who are trying to keep to a New Year's resolution, there are also wraps and salads.
Around 11 p.m., Rivals kicks into nightclub mode, featuring DJs from New York, the Jersey shore and Philly, as well as live music.
"Every night is different," Cochran said.
Hours are 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; and noon to 2 a.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
For more information, call 610-392-2932 or visit http://www.rivalseaston.com. They're also on Facebook.
Now for some exciting news for our readers who have been eagerly anticipating the grand opening of the new Golden Corral at the former Chi Chi's restaurant at the Lehigh Valley Mall in Whitehall Township. Amanda M. Johnson, director of mall marketing and business development, says the buffet-style restaurant will open to the public at 10:30 a.m. Thursday.
Other news in Whitehall: A YoFresh Yogurt Cafe will be opening in the spring on MacArthur Road. It will be the second franchise for Theo Aranki. The self-service yogurt shop (guests come in, choose a flavor and toppings and pay by the weight) will open next door to the SaladWorks we wrote about recently in Retail Watch (2401 MacArthur Road). It's where Blockbuster and Staples used to be at MacArthur Road and Schadt Avenue.
A lot of us have been wondering what's planned for the former Bob Evans on Lehigh Street in Allentown. It's the last vacant spot in the corner that's home to the Tilted Kilt restaurant, Turkey Hill and Dan Schantz Greenhouse. Rodizio Grill, a Brazilian steakhouse chain, will open its 13th location there in the spring, (hopefully March) according to Steve Cihylik of the Frederick Group, the real estate firm involved in the deal. The restaurant is slated to be bumped out 1,500 square feet on the I-78 side and the interior will be renovated.
Rodizio is known for its 3-foot skewers of grilled meats carved table side, large gourmet salad bar, homemade desserts and specialty beverages. We'll keep working on this one and let you know when there's a specific opening date. If you can't wait and need to know more, visit the chain's website at http://www.rodiziogrill.com/about-us.
Cihylik also tells us that Dollar General has an agreement to lease a 12,000-square-foot building at 18th and Tilghman streets in Allentown. The site used to be home to Haldeman Ford. Dollar General hopes to open in the spring.
Liquid Layers Hair Salon has opened at 960 Broadway, Bethlehem. It offers everything from a basic haircut to a full head of extensions, as well as makeup applications, waxing, manicures and pedicures. For more information, call 610-625 2727.
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Located in the trendy Fells Point historical district, our houseboat provides a central base for your Baltimore adventure. With numerous restaurants, hot spots, and boutiques, you are sure to find something to do all day. The houseboat's eleven foot ceilings with exposed beams, ceiling fans and air conditioning, provide a feeling of spaciousness and comfort. A full size refrigerator, sink, microwave and cook-top stove makes cooking easy. It has a comfortably sized bathroom with a full size shower. The Master Bedroom has a queen sized bed, closet storage and a patio door leading to a private deck. Two twin beds in the sleeping loft are a great spot for kids, and the sleep sofa and aero bed provide additional sleeping options. The well appointed houseboat provides a calming respite after a day full of activity. Imagine relaxing on the roof deck, drink in hand, enjoying your own private sunset!
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Free Wifi, Parking, Large Sundeck, Sleeps 5+ : WiFi is included free with the rental. The houseboat is fully air-conditioned and heated. An Aero-bed offers additional sleeping options, as does the living room sleep sofa. There's tons of outdoor sunning areas: a front and back porch with a gas grill and a large roof sun deck. All sheets and towels are provided. The boat is large enough to comfortably accommodate up to four adults or 2 adults with a few children. This unusual and funky craft comes complete with lots of flowering plants, a private stateroom with a queen-sized bed, a full bath with shower, plenty of closet space, a full-size eat-in kitchen with standard size fridge, stove and oven, microwave, and all the needed utensils and cookware.
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Fun and Chic in Fells Point!: It is truly our goal that every guest have an exceptional and memorable experience, so come, relax away your tensions, inhale pure sea air and nautical vibes, 'chill' in an outdoor, relaxing setting during the most picturesque time of the year! Ahhhh... Think outside the hotel box on your vacations! With locations in 5 cities and quickly growing, come Sleep Afloat! with us! Please Note: We always keep our calendar up to date, so please check calendar before contacting us to make sure the dates you want are available! Also, unless it is a last minute inquiry, please email us initially rather than phone us!
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In LGBT Report, GLAAD Urges Film to Be More Like TV
Gay and lesbian characters are being left out as studios emphasize action films, a GLAAD study finds.
Be more like TV. That is GLAAD's message to the film industry with its "Studio Responsibility Index," a report card on LGBT representation in film released Wednesday.
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GLAAD has conducted similar examinations of the television industry since 2005 (its report on the latest TV season is expected in the days to come), but this is its inaugural study of recent movies. Its finding were dismal, with only 14 of the 101 films studied including any LGBT characters, and just four featuring LGBT characters in "major" roles.
The report looked at the major releases of the six biggest Hollywood studios in the 2012 calendar year, which made up 76.4 percent of the total theatrical releases.
Universal, Paramount and Sony Columbia fared the best, each scoring "adequate" grades for their films' LGBT inclusion. Disney and 20th Century Fox were both "failing" by GLAAD's standards, with the latter not releasing a single film that included an LGBT character.
"If the major Hollywood studios want a real barometer of how much has changed in our society and how much catching up they have to do, they need only look at what's become one of the greatest threats to their viability: television," the study warned.
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It cited popular TV shows like "Modern Family" and "Grey's Anatomy" for having fleshed-out LGBT characters who play pivotal roles in their plots. To 20th Century Fox it pointed specifically to its sister TV company Fox Broadcasting Network, "where highly rated inclusive shows like Glee have helped Fox attract a younger audience."
But other trends in the film industry may be working against GLAAD's goals of greater LGBT inclusion. The report found comedies to be the most LGBT-friendly films, with nine out of 24 including LGBT characters.
However midrange comedies and dramas are becoming increasingly less common among major studio outputs, as they turn to more big budget action and fantasy movies (or "genre" films, as they are classified in the GLAAD report with sci-fi and horror films) that play better in international markets – which now make up an estimated 70 percent of box office receipts.
Of the 34 genre films released by the major studios, only three included an LGBT character and just one of which – "Cloud Atlas" – garnered flat out praise from GLAAD for its LGBT representation.
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But Hollywood's growing attention to foreign markets is all the more reason for greater inclusion of LGBT characters, GLAAD says, as they could help bring about a change in public opinion in places most restrictive on gay rights.The organization vows to work behind the scenes to help studios make films that are more LGBT inclusive, however it also posted an open petition to Hollywood filmmakers to include more LGBT characters.
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Taste of Fargo-Moorhead: Red River Valley Fair
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This past weekend, Jake headed North to Grand Forks while I drove east. On the way to the Twin Cities, I stopped at theRed River Valley Fairin search of lunch. At 11 a.m., the temperature had already...
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Hard rock band Chevelle to play Red River Valley FairWEST FARGO – The Red River Valley Fair is adding some rock 'n' roll to its concert lineup with today's announcement that Chevelle will play the West Fargo fair's grandstand on Saturday, July 14.
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Video: 2011 Red River Valley Fair previewJoin The Forum's John Lamb and Tammy Swift as they check out Media Day at the 2011 Red River Valley Fair.
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Uncle Kracker slated to perform at this summer's Red River Valley FairUncle Kracker started his career as a DJ for Kid Rock before releasing his solo records marked by hits like "Follow Me" and "Smile."
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Red River Valley Fair adds Trailer Choir to lineupThe Red River Valley Fair has announced the country trio Trailer Choir will play to the grandstands on July 11.
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RRVF adds Finger Eleven to lineupThe Red River Valley Fair announced rock band Finger Eleven will play to the grandstands on July 9.
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RRVF reveals first rock bands in lineupThe Red River Valley Fair announced its second show and its first rock acts: My Darkest Days and Sick Puppies.
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Red River Valley Fair announces first musical acts for 2011The Red River Valley Fair has announced its first grandstand acts for 2011. The country band Little Big Town and country singer Jason Jones will headline the first night of the fair, July 8. The fair runs through July 16.
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RRV Fair seeks board of director applicationsThe Red River Valley Fair Association is seeking nominations for membership to the 50-person board of directors.
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Red River Valley Fair makes ABC appearanceThe ABC television program "Good Morning America" aired a report from the Red River Valley Fair in West Fargo on Friday morning.
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VIDEO: 'Good Morning America' inspects Red River Valley Fair petting zoosABC's flagship morning television program traveled to West Fargo to investigate how clean petting zoos really are.
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RRVF could learn from ND State FairWow, the North Dakota State Fair in Minot set another attendance record this year. Way to go, state fair organizers.
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Red River Valley Fair to review "Special Needs Day" after complaintsKnowing the Red River Valley Fair was dedicating a day to those with special needs this year, Kate Dahl wasn't sure what to expect.
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Too much fun at four area fairs?People looking for a fun time at the fair had plenty of choices last week in the Fargo-Moorhead area, and it's expected to show up in the Red River Valley Fair's attendance figures.
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Today's opening of Red River Valley Fair midway delayed until 3 p.m.WEST FARGO – The carnival operation at the Red River Valley Fair has delayed its opening for four hours today to give it more time to inspect the rides after strong storms earlier this morning.
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Revisit the original recipe for this Southern favorite
Once a Southern staple, cane syrup has mostly fallen by the wayside. But for this diehard bunch in South Carolina, making it is just as much fun as tasting it
Toast the South's liqueur legacy with a homemade version of Southern Comfort
Morels add truffle-like richness to everything from grits to veggies
The singer may be "metamodern," but his music conjures old-school country through and through
The old and the new converge on a countryside family estate
Whether you're bound for the Derby, the steeplechase, or entertaining at home, we've gathered the necessities for celebrating horse season in style
After serving multiple jail sentences, the country's most notorious cat burglar headed south, where police suspect he started making up for lost time
Deep in the Alabama woods at the base of the Cumberland Mountains lies a cemetery like no other
A photographer's anthology of a life aquatic
A springer and a family find a home in Tennessee
In the South Carolina Lowcountry, a devoted duck hunter carves hollow-bodied decoys loaded with history
A free-spirited version of baseball is coming to a sandlot near you
Five of the country's most prominent races take place right here in the South (the tailgating isn't bad either)
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If anyone thought The Mining Journal is no longer keeping a close watch on gasoline prices being charged in the greater Marquette area, as opposed to the Upper Peninsula, think again.
We have observed, with a growing sense of concern, that gas prices have slowly inched upward in recent months.
It appears, in part, that reasons for the increases relate to problems at refineries or varying sorts and product transportation issues.
Make no mistake, we oppose the increases but it doesn't appear that Marquette is being treated any differently than other areas of the U.P.
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With only a handful of exceptions, the prices in the region have been comparable to what is being charged in and around Marquette.
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Spirit Lake Tribe, Benson County celebrate unique partnershipThe Spirit Lake Nation has entered an agreement unlike any other in the country. It started a partnership with Benson County. Ten employees from Benson County Social services will move their offices to the reservation to give tribal members closer access to financial aid programs.
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An exhibition celebrating the return of Ireland's representation at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2012 opened in Dublin's CHQ Building in the Docklands.
The national tour, starting in Dublin is supported by the Arts Council. The national representation features the work of heneghan peng architects, while the exhibition will also feature two other architecture firms that exhibited in the Biennale. Grafton Architects and O'Donnell & Tuomey Architects were invited to participate in the Biennale by the Artistic Director, internationally renowned architect David Chipperfield. The former won the prestigious Silver Lion Award at the Biennale.
This is the first exhibition in the national tour of the Irish representation in Venice which will be shown as part of the Galway Arts Festival in July and at the National Sculpture Centre in Cork in Spetember.
Orlaith McBride, Director of the Arts Council said "Supporting an Irish tour of Ireland's representation at the Venice Biennale is critical to the Arts Council's policy of bringing the best of Irish arts to Irish audiences. It is part of our commitment to promote architecture to Irish audiences. The Biennale is the most important international cultural arena in which to platform Ireland's architects and, with this in mind, the Arts Council will continue to ensure that the exhibit returns home for the benefit of communities across the country. We hope that people will go and see this exhibit, whether that is in Dublin, Cork or Galway."
On opening the exhibition Minister Quinn said, "This exhibition is a celebration of the success, nationally and internationally, of the achievements of contemporary Irish architecture. High quality design will be a key element in the delivery of a sustainable future."
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The Mother's Day Azalea sends your sweetest wishes to your mom in celebration of her constant love and support! A gorgeous azalea plant displays bright fuchsia blooms amongst lush, dark green foliage to create the perfect blooming gift. Arriving in a periwinkle blue tin container with a metallic silver accent on the front that reads, "Mom", this azalea plant will help you convey your love and affection to your mother this coming May 11th. Measures 6.5-inches in diameter. Arrives with a 5.5-oz. box of Russell Stover® Chocolates.
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Juan Mata says the people of St Louis have been 'amazing' since the squad arrived in America on Monday.
The team trained at the Busch Stadium on Wednesday night having been to St Louis University on Tuesday, and the Spaniard has been impressed from the minute the squad touched down.
'The reception from the city and from the people was amazing. We're really happy to be here in the city at this amazing stadium, at the university camp also, and it's good to promote soccer to people here, to see a lot of people wearing Chelsea shirts,' Mata said. 'We're very happy to be here and will do our best in the game [against Manchester City on Thursday] to win.'
It was a sentiment echoed by Branislav Ivanovic, who discussed the City game: 'It's a pleasure to be here, it's great to promote football.
'It will be a competitive game played at as high a level as possible because we are professional. We will do our job, we finished the season well and we will try to carry on. We want to do our best in these two games.'
Mata paid tribute to the quality of our opposition, who were unbeaten against the Blues in four meetings during the 2012/13 campaign.
'Man City has a lot of players with quality, midfielders and offensive players,' he said. 'It's hard to play against them. They keep the ball, have possession and have a lot of goals in their game. It's difficult to defend them, but we will see tomorrow. We know each other really well.
'For both teams, the best thing will be the atmosphere of the stadium. It is a huge venue and it is a pleasure for us to play here. We are expecting a great atmosphere and we will do our best for the supporters that are going to be here.
'It is not the same because if you lose these games you don't lose three points, but when we represent Chelsea what we want is to win, no matter if it's a friendly game or not.'
Mata was also quizzed by local journalists on what he knew about the town. One of life's more studious characters, the 25-year-old was able to respond confidently.
'To be honest not much,' he began, 'but yesterday I learned that in the 1950s or 1960s the United States soccer team had six or seven players from here. In history it's a city that liked football, and that's why we are here. I know the Cardinals are famous, but I don't follow baseball too much!'
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A Tosa resident for almost 20 years, Karen is a mom and freelance writer, addicted to playing tennis. When not on the tennis court, she spends the fall and winter in the stands at Green Bay Packer and Marquette basketball games.
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Growing Old with Brett Favre
Interestingly enough, Brett Favre and I have a couple of things in common: 1) We have big birthdays coming up this month, although Brett's seems more nationally significant and mine is merely the end of an era. 2) We're both battling the same demons – time and gravity – and those two are perhaps scarier than a blindside defensive blitz. Nevertheless, as Brett and I begin our "farewell tours," I can't help but consider the implications.
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I have, at best, a tumultuous relationship with technology. That could be attributed to the fact that I remember the days B.I. (before the internet.) In the eyes of many, that makes me old. I, however, prefer to think that I have a balanced perspective. I have the ability to look at the old and the new and decide what's better.
It seems to me that the purpose of technology should be to make things simpler. My generation can attest to the fact that this is most definitely not true and I have evidence to prove it.
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I'm doing some work in my attic to upgrade insulation. I'm pulling up the existing insulation as I go to ensure that there are no problems. I'm coming across alot of old knob and tube wiring, alot of which has been disconnected, and new wiring has been run all over. There are a few places where the wiring disappears down through the ceiling. I'm guessing that these wires are no longer live, but I want to be sure before I add new insulation. What's the best / easiest way to test these old wire to ensure they have been disconnected? I plan on removing any old wiring I find to leave no doubt for the next guy that owns this 80 year old ramshackle. Can I trust a non-contact voltage detector?
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I would, but let's wait for a real pro's opinion...
Generally they can be trusted as long as they are tested before each use.
The only thing I would be careful about is cutting 1 leg of a 3 way switch that happens not to be energized, or even a regular switch for that matter.
Lets see what the sparkys have to say.
So, I was all excited to get up in the attic and do my insulating before I came across this K&N wiring. I tested the wires (blacka and white) with a non-contact testor and the tester is lit up like a christmas tree on all of the wiring. I thought that it would all be dead since someone ran new wiring all over in the past. Needless to say, I'm completely limp. Since many of the wires disappear into the floor, I'm not sure how to proceed.
If you've got new wiring, odds are you've got a relatively modern service entrance panel, with circuit breakers. With you in the attic, and your lovely assistant (you do have a lovely assistant, don't you?) at the panel, have her turn off the circuit breakers one at a time until your K&T circuit goes dead. Repeat for all K&T segments you can find. That will identify the circuit(s) that are associaed with the K&T wiring. Then it's a matter of tracing each of the "bad" circuits to see where the K&T segment(s) are.
It'd be nice to say "then replace them", but if they weren't all replaced when the new wiring went in, there was probably a reason. If it was just because the previous owner or electrician was lazy or ran out of money, you're OK, since you're ambitious and flush. If replacing the K&T is going to involve some serious demoliton, that's another story.
Having said that, another alternative is to just go ahead and add the new insulation, perhaps posting a sign in the attic to warn future attic-crawlers of the danger hidden under the insulation. Be sure to use non-conductive insulation, but I can't think of any that is (conductive), offhand.
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She's lovely alright. Thanks for the advice. Is it possible to mistake a wire being dead by having a switch turned off somewhere, or will it typically be energized always? Also, I just went around and tested every receptacle in the house and they all have grounds. Am I correct in thinking that all of these have been re-wired and the live knob and tube is probably being energized by a light or from a switch?
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You're close. The wire must be energized, but current need not flow, for the non-contact gizmo to say "live" on the ungrounded conductor (black, aka "hot"). I'm not sure if the gizmo will ever say the grounded conductor (white, aka "neutral") is live even if current is flowing, but I'm sure someone else knows. I think not, but will experiment today. I think you're probably right, that they elected to rewire the receptacles, but skipped the lighting. Which wires are hot depends on how the lights and switches are wired.
I had a few places that I couldn't replace the K&T without demo, so I put an electrical box over the hole where it disappeared into the wall and then just switched to romex and ran that to where ever it went. Did the same where it went down again.
If the switch is off, the wire from the switch to the light will seem dead; it'll only show up as live if the switch is turned on.
Ditto the neutrals on a receptacle with nothing plugged in, or the neutrals from a light that's turned off or doesn't have a bulb in it.
I wouldn't take it for granted. Someone may have run a separate ground wire. I've never dealt with k&t, but I have seen this in houses with cloth-wrapped 2-wire cable, where someone had obviously added the ground wire, later.Also, I just went around and tested every receptacle in the house and they all have grounds. Am I correct in thinking that all of these have been re-wired and the live knob and tube is probably being energized by a light or from a switch?
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So, when I came home from work today, I found that the breaker labeled "third floor bathroom, plugs on north wall in basement which includes fridge and answering machine", was tripped. This is what I'm dealing with. Who labels things like this in the panel??? Total bushleague. This breaker has tripped about 4 times in the last 3 years, and I find it too coincidental that it tripped a couple of days after I pulled insulation off of the old wiring. Now I'm nervous. I'm also nervous that some of the wires I found just laying there under the insulation had been previously broken off and pulled out of the ceiling leaving bare wires just hanging out in the walls. I think I'm going to go up and sketch up the wiring layout and try to figure things out. If I can't figure it out, I'll call in a pro.
At home, I identify every outlet and have a spreadsheet posted on the panel door that lists all outlets by breaker, and all breakers by outlet. Makes it easy to quickly see what breaker I need to trip to work on a specific outlet, and what other outlets will be affected when I do.
Mikey, how do you ID every outlet? Do you put a number on them?
Labelling on the panel is only supposed to be indicative.
It would have been sweet if the downstairs refrigerator and answering machine were still there so I knew what they were talking about. Oh yeah, the bathroom was re-done sometime in the recent past. Shouldn't it have been put on its own circuit?
Yes it probably should have. I would have at least. Does it at least have a GFCI?


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When Jerry Mayse first heard about ozone wash systems five years ago, his understanding was that if a system was powerful enough to work for heavy soil and stain conditions, his healthcare facilities would be unable to afford it. As Vice President of Engineering of Harborside Healthcare, which has 50 separate skilled-nursing and long-term care properties ranging from 50 to 360 beds and each producing .5 to 2.3 million pounds of linen per year, Mayse wished they could enjoy the same benefits as healthcare laundries handling 50 million pounds.In June 2001, Mayse's wish became reality. The TecH2Ozone® laundry system made by Orlando, Fla.-based Agrimond, a wholly owned subsidiary of AJT & Associates, was installed in the Rockledge, Fla. facility (100 beds), followed quickly by a second system placed in the Sarasota, Fla. facility (120 beds) last October. A third system is due for installation in Ocala, Fla. (180 beds) in the beginning of 2002.
"We were looking for a way to control energy costs without compromising laundering quality," said Mayse. "My primary objective was to offset rising utility costs by reducing consumption." The system's key selling point was based on the return on investment (ROI) that could be expected by simply shutting off the hot water to all washers, he said, with an estimated payback in two years -- without factoring in probable chemical and labor savings."
And Mayse is very pleased with the results so far at the Florida facility. "In all actuality, we have observed a substantial reduction in our natural gas consumption when measuring the therms used over the past six months compared to the same period a year ago, this reduces our exposure to the volatile utility market.
"Our wash cycle was cut from 45 to 25 minutes," said Mayse, adding that because the detergent and other chemicals are so well flushed from the linens, our drying time is typically reduced by 30 percent as well. This translates to additional savings in electricity, gas, and labor. Fully flushed detergents and chemicals also result in a higher level of linen sterility (less trapped bacteria) and in turn, longer linen life can be expected because residual chemicals are not present to break down the cloth fibers, he added.
Further savings are expected by replacing the bleaching agents with the ozone process and could reduce chemical consumption by as much as 30 to 40 percent in the Rockledge facility, foresees Mayse. "We spent the first couple of weeks with Agrimond adjusting our chemicals and formulations to work with our ozone system," said Mayse who added that it is important to point out ozone is not a sole means of laundering and stain removals because chemicals are still an important component. "Ozone can however, provide at a minimum, provide results equivalent to conventional laundering. This is accomplished using cold water. Energy savings were our primary objective and we are seeing results.
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Mayse noted, The introduction of ozonated water allows for a reduction in the number of fill/drain cycles in the wash formulation, equating to water/sewer savings.
This 100-bed facility utilizes three wash formulations to process a daily average of 9 loads of white towels/sheets, 4 loads of pads, and 2 loads of personal clothing. The annual savings on water/sewer total approximately 360,000 gallons. When considering a linear relationship between the amount of water savings and size of the facility, the larger the facility, the greater the water/sewer savings. And helping along the water usage savings has been a reduction in the rewash rate for stubborn stains from 15 to four percent.
But to Mayse, the final compliment to his new ozone laundry system was when laundry workers at the Rockledge facility noticed the tremendous reduction in residual stains and odors on incontinent pads, a healthcare linen item that represents the highest challenge to any wash system.
"They were truly amazed," concluded Mayse. "The cooperative effort from our laundry staff, chemical vendors and ozone technical support has brought Harborside Healthcare a viable alternative to higher energy costs. We view ozone laundering as cutting edge technology that not only improves the bottom line but also conserves our precious natural resources."
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Nine women's teams will battle at the par 72, 6,066-yard Reserve Club course for the second straight season. Just three teams have ever won the CAA women's golf championship title: James Madison, Georgia State and UNCW.
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which judge had it 48-47, he needs to be fired lol. I had it 50-45 Brown. 1st round was close. Unfortunate Urijah hurt his hand though, fight was good coulda been better. I don't know how you could argue Faber won two rounds, maybe one but w/e.
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THE greatest responsibility that the rules of rugby league carry relates to the issue of player safety.
While the game is recognised as one based on physical confrontation and collision, the bottom line is that the most important consideration must always be are we doing the best we can in ensuring the safety of those involved?
We all love the huge hits and intimidation that is inherent in the contest, but we don't want to see anybody get hurt.
By the sport's very nature the two are difficult to separate.
Over the past week we have seen a couple of incidents that have drawn attention and concern. This has raised the spectre of whether immediate action needs to be taken in an effort to avoid further issues.
The problem is that both incidents involve an assessment of player "intent", and that is always a particularly difficult, if not impossible, area to adjudicate.
In Wednesday night's Origin decider Queensland back-rower Nate Myles appeared to lead with his head when going in to make tackles during the rugged encounter.
The most noteworthy was the one that left Blues hooker Robbie Farah concussed.
There have been accusations that this was a deliberate ploy from Myles and that tackling in such a manner wasn't about stopping the ball carrier but inflicting the most damage possible.
It can be argued that is part of the philosophy of every tackle being executed as long as it is within the rules.
The problem with leading with the head is that it will do serious damage when it hits other parts of the body outside of contact above the opposition's neck.
The unusual aspect is that the tackler is also exposing himself to injury by going into the ball carrier in such a fashion.
I have no idea whether Nate went into the match with the intention of tackling in a manner, if not "within the spirit of the game", certainly in a way that was not acceptable or desirable.
I will say that good defenders in the game rarely take their eye off the target as early as he did on a number of occasions.
But I do give him the benefit of the doubt because I don't have the insight as to what his mindset was when going about his defensive duties in the Maroons victory.
At the very least Bill Harrigan should now remind players that tackling in this way will be under much greater scrutiny over the rest of the season and give Nate a private tip that he will be especially under the spotlight.
Of greater concern is the penalising on Monday night of the Roosters' Mose Masoe for a so-called "cannonball" tackle on opposing Cronulla prop Bryce Gibbs.
I may be wrong, but it is the first such tackle I can recall being penalised in the NRL this season after it became a hot topic following Issac Luke's crunching of David Shillington in last year's Four Nation's tournament.
The problem with Monday night's decision is that it was no different to 100 other tackles I had seen over the weekend.
This one would have been called "play on" by the referees if Gibbs had got to his feet to play the ball.
That is not a shot at Bryce, because he did attempt to get up and was obviously in some discomfort after the tackle.
What worries me is that it is still an injury waiting to happen and it will only be when one of our players suffers a serious cruciate problem that things will come to a head.
At the moment the rule states that a player will be penalised if he "forcefully spears his body at an opponent's legs in a dangerous manner".
That is still not definitive enough because there is an implication of unnecessary force, and I don't believe a referee is necessarily able to determine how much is needed to complete the tackle.
A clearer interpretation needs to be introduced as of today.
It is impossible to ban any player coming in late around the legs of a man in possession still moving forward, and as I have pointed out in the past, the wrestle in today's tackle is taking place above the ground.
If Konrad Hurrell is muscling his way over the try-line you cannot tell a defender that he can't come in and help stop him via a legs tackle.
The only real alternative then is to put the onus on the referee to make an early "held" call as soon as he deems the man carrying the football has lost his momentum.
As soon as this call is made the legs become a no-go zone.
This will mean that the referees, especially the pocket refs, will need to be right on their games.
But if we are looking to avoid a serious injury that is certain to eventually happen, this appears to be the best available option.
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