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A dying inmate at the Blue Ridge Regional Jail has been granted a medical furlough by a judge
Bill Farmer will leave the jail on Friday, Sept. 20, after being sentenced in July to serve three years in prison for a slew of DUIs and other related offenses.
Doctors say Farmer has terminal liver cancer, and has just months to live. Jail officials say his condition has worsened in the last few days, and even they think it's right for him to be with his family during this time.
"If there were any other options medically for him and he could still serve out the remaining part of his time, we would definitely go for it," says Beth Boyd, Farmer's stepdaughter. "But we have no other options. There is no other medical plan in place for him. It's for him to die."
Farmer will return to his home in Madison Heights to receive hospice care and be put on supervised probation.
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Strong and unusal boy names?
We just found out we are having a boy! Now I need some help widening my list of names to talk over with my husband. He wants something strong, I want something uncommon. We both like names that are easy to spell/pronounce, but I don't want anything near the top 100. Our last name starts with S, which kind of puts a damper on some of the names we actually both like and agree on, Atlas, Caius, Ramses. I like Rennon, he thinks that it's not quite "strong" enough, he likes Perrin (a character from a book) I think it's no stronger than Rennon!
Any ideas for us??Setra Reign 6/22/08
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Elizabeth Winona "Elsie" ~ Adelheid Ruby "Addie Rue" ~ Casilda Josephine "Cassie Jo"
Hildemara "Mara" ~ Lucinda "Lucy" ~ Wilhelmina "Lina" ~ Marilla "Millie"
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Gideon Boone ~ Matthias Wesley ~ Cadmar Luke "Cade"
Malcolm "Cal" ~ Simeon ~ Gilbert ~ Alaric "Lark"
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If you like unusual and remarkable names, use them!
Freya Romilly/ Melody Elysia/ Belle Seraphina/ Eva Melisande/ Elodie Sunniva
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Sen— The latest Russian space freighter to service the International Space Station was launched yesterday laden with supplies.
Progress 47 blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan, carrying 2.8 tonnes of food, fuel and other goods for the crew of the orbiting outpost.
It was the latest in more than 130 launches by the unmanned cargo ship since 1978 and helps puts the programme back on track following the crash of a Progress after launch last August.
Following lift-off, NASA mission control commentator Rob Navias in Houston said: "A flawless launch. Progress is now in its preliminary orbit, headed for the International Space Station."
The spacecraft reached orbit less than ten minutes after launch and began two days of manoevres that will bring it in line to dock automatically with the space station on Sunday (April 22).
The automated docking, which uses a radar-based system called Kurs, will be monitored by the Russian Mission Control Center located just outside Moscow and by the astronauts aboard the space station.
It will connect with the ISS's Pirs docking compartment, replacing another cargo ship, Progress 46, that undocked on Thursday, full of unwanted rubbish, and will be sent to burn up in a fireball over the Pacific within days.
Following the latest Progress's arrival, the six-man Expedition 30 crew aboard the space station will begin to unload its cargo of fresh fruit and vegetables, canned fish, water, fuel, books, gifts and essential equipment.
Yesterday's launch was the third of a Progress since the disaster last August which happened after a rocket engine shut down too soon and its third stage failed to separate.
The mishap severely threatened the space programme because Russia's Soyuz spacecraft, which are currently the only ones that can ferry astronauts to the ISS, are made to a similar design.
As well as delivering supplies and helping with rubbish disposal, the Progress can be used to lift the space station's altitude and change its orientation by firing its thrusters.
The Progress spacecraft dock using an automated, radar-based system called Kurs, though there is also a separate back-up system called TORU.
Following retirement of the Space Shuttle, and until private U.S. company SpaceX begins its Dragon flights, the only spacecraft other than Russian rockets to service the ISS are Europe's Automated Transfer Vehicles (ATV) and Japan's H-11 Transfer Vehicle (HTV). The third ATV, named Edoardo Amaldi, is currently docked with the space station having delivered supplies in March. Japan's second HTV mission completed in March 2011, and a third is due in July 2012.


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LINCOLN — By Tuesday, Ross Els' voice had found that familiar rasp, produced by hours of coaching football.
Nebraska's recruiting coordinator called for a group of ninth- and 10th-graders — dozens of different-colored helmets with every manner of decal, including Millard North's plain gray and Ralston's take on a Ram logo — to line up on the sideline for a drill. One wave of players, then another.
"Let's go!" Els said, weaving through the drill, watching. Most of the players who attended NU's Big Red Football School on Tuesday aren't fielding Husker offers, but the hands-on approach at the camp typically means the assistant coaches don't take the pedal off the gas in their styles — unless it was a scheduled water break, during which most players and coaches caught a breather near midfield of the Hawks Center.
Amid the crowd of high school hopefuls — who will work out through Wednesday as a new batch of players arrives that day — coach Bo Pelini and staff look for players who could earn a scholarship or walk-on offer. Size, speed and athleticism are the right place to start. They search for more, too.
"Competitiveness," Els said in an interview last week. "Does he work hard? Does he win every rep? Or is it drudgery for him? Because it's a long day that you go through."
Millard West defensive end Harrison Phillips had a competitive, head-spinning day. The 6-foot-3, 245-pound line prospect with offers from Duke and Kansas State, among others, worked out at five positions Tuesday: defensive end, defensive tackle, tight end, center and guard.
Phillips went from lining up against newest Husker commit Tanner Farmer to working against cornerbacks in one-on-one passing drills. Phillips said he got 30 repetitions at each station.
"Wow — it was a great camp," Phillips said in a phone interview after his one day in Lincoln. "Nebraska did a great job of running it."
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NU didn't offer, but Phillips said that Pelini was "impressed" by what he saw. Phillips and Farmer squared off 15 times, both players said, with several close battles.
"A lot of them were draws," said Farmer, who was coming off a long series of camps and the travel that comes with it.
Said Phillips: "We were about dead even."
Phillips will head to Kansas State's football camp this weekend before spending a week at Stanford, where he also hopes to earn an offer. Phillips said he's had conversations with UCLA, a 2013 NU opponent, as well.
Phillips said he was "excited" by the feedback Pelini and other coaches gave him. Talking generally about prospects, Els said NU coaches usually don't extend scholarship offers in camp, instead waiting until after to discuss specific players. That fit with the perspective of Phillips, who said Nebraska would get back to him in two weeks with an update.
"It's a lot better than being asked just to walk on or wait until after my senior season," Phillips said. "So it's good news."
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A great Italian Restaurant especially for this area – Excellent pork, veal and pasta dishes. Pay close attention to the specials. It is not inexpensive so don't be shocked at the bill. Given the general lack of truly good Italian restaurants in this part of Pittsburgh I would say it is one of the best within a 45 minute drive. A reasonable but limited wine selection with mixed drinks available. Parking is not a problem. Ambience is typical for the far northern suburbs of Pittsburgh.
Great Local Italian Place – Mario's is now located in a smaller facility, and they have brought only the best of their previous location with them. The Salmon salad is not only huge and delicious, but artfully presented. Be prepared to ask for a box to take the rest of your pasta with you. I've made a meal of just the appetizers - stuffed peppers, fried zucchini, eggplant parmesan - they're all fantastic. The pastas and entrees are all delicious, and the house-made sauce is killer. Mario's is now serving lunch from the same dinner menu, but they also have a selection of lunch specials. They have a full bar and plenty of parking in the lot. Very cozy decor - bring a date.
Wonderful homemade italian food – I recently visited this restaurant for the first time with my family. I have to say that this is some of the best italian food I have ever eaten. We got the fried zucchini as a starter and it was great, it was lightly hand breaded and delicious. The restaurant is not that big so if you're going on a weekend make reservations. I would definately reccomend this restaurant, the food and the service were both excellent.
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The event, held every two years, saw members of The Chamber and its endorsed candidates interacting with one another and the public. Candidates from across the board, including Senate candidate Dean Heller, Congressional candidate Mark Amodei, State Board of Education candidate Dave Cook and many more are being endorsed by The Chamber in 2012.
Bruce Gescheider, chamber member and president of Moana Nursery, said The Chamber speaks for more than 2,500 businesses in northern Nevada. He said to obtain the endorsement of The Chamber a candidate must follow key values, goals and expectations.
"The interesting part is you have small, medium and big business, a diversity of ethnic, religious and male and female gender. By expanding the size we were able to better create a representation of all business," he said. "We give them our agenda for economic vitality that contains a very specific set of pro and con statements and a mission statement about what we believe for our community."
Gescheider said the expectations given to each candidate encompass issues such as tourism, economic development, education and taxes. He said each of the candidates will have the chance to present their position on such topics before The Chamber makes its final decision.
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Gescheider said some of the candidates are ones The Chamber has worked for on the legislative level and people it has endorsed before. He said important seats will be voted on for education, including the Nevada State Board of Education and the Washoe County School District Board of Trustees.
The Chamber has endorsed Dave Cook to sit on the State Board of Education and current Board of Trustees President Ken Grein at the county level. With new WCSD Superintendent Pedro Martinez at the helm, Grein said he is looking for another four years at the school district to see the Strategic Plan through.
"Every decision I made was in the best interest of the kids, and I knew if I made those decisions in the best interest of the kids I could sleep at night," Grein said. "This community, together, has built a strategic plan and it is unlike any other strategic plan I have ever seen in 34 years. This administration and this board is focused on utilizing that plan, we are focused on kids and the community is buying in all the way through. This is what is going to make Washoe County a better district."
Grein was endorsed by The Chamber when he became a board member four years ago and, being a legislative year, he feels his 34 years in the school district will benefit benefit the board and Martinez in Carson City.
"We have already started discussions and meetings about heading to the legislature," he said. "Our main thing is no more cuts. We are not asking for a bunch of money, but we are asking for a steady source of income for the Capital Projects Fund. We have schools that need technology updates for kids and if we are going to help our kids, we have to have those technology updates for our kids."
Grein said election season "is one of those things you have to do" and he is looking forward to hustle of the season coming to an end. Gescheider said the upcoming November election is about strengthening the northern Nevada region to battle against Clark County to improve schools and Capital Projects.
"The most important thing for us, probably, is banding together as northern Nevada against Clark County and the emphasis they have down there," Gescheider said. "The way schools are funded and our need for capital improvements, and the fact that Clark County has three ways to pay for it and we have one — and it's tapped out. Our group of legislators have to work together to protect the Washoe County system and to protect the rurals, too."
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"I booked this film off a Skype audition," says Tequan Richmond about "Blue Caprice," which was a big hit at the Sundance Film Festival and is opening in movie theaters this week.
Tequan plays Lee Boyd Malvo, the younger of the DC snipers who terrified Washington, DC, back in 2002. He was very casual about the audition at first. "I read for (the director) on Skype and then met with him in New York. And he got the job. "Thank you, Skype!"
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Nashville's finest restaurant? – Since the hiring of executive chef Matt Bolus, Watermark has elevated to the top echelon of Nashville restaurants.
I have dined there several times and it has been superb every time
NOT AT ALL UP TO MY STANDARDS – I read many good things about this restaurant and when I ate here I was very sad indeed. My fish was not warm on the inside and should have had at least a few tiny vegetables on the plate or something else to at least feel like you are eating a bit more and I am a very small person. the bread was just ok if you are really hungry and too salty at that. The other foods on the table had complaints and were either too salty or just not up to standards I knew it should be. All and all I have to give this place a less than average rating. They sure raved about it in the papers and I would stick to Merchants any day or even Sperrys over Watermark. Way to expensive for the taste or presentation of the food. I didn't want to hurt the person's feelings paying for it when my fish was not very warm. Oh so bad.
The Watermark Experience -- not to be missed – An excellent fine dining experience. Watermark delivers on all fronts -- from the simple yet elegant ambiance and attentive yet unobtrusive service, to the outstanding cuisine. Be sure not to miss the superb grit souffle or the indulgent chocolate sampler. Hats off to Sean Norton for a truly inventive and well-executed menu. A memorable and highly satisfying evening.
Disappointing on many levels – Very over-rated, overpriced restaurant. Terrible ambiance - high walls & wood floor make for a very noisy setting. Spare interior design is severe, not Zen-like. Half-finished condo project across the street (which, given the economy, will likely remain unfinished) ruins what was probably a wonderful view. Shrimp appetizer was so overcooked & rubbery a knife could barely cut through them. Chorizo? where? The pumpkin soup had a strangely heavy mouthfeel and bitter aftertaste. The grit souffle IS stellar, but one dish does not a chef or menu make. Salad prices are like early high scores in ice-skating: they serve to artificially inflate the scores/prices appearing further down the program/menu. Roll your eyes if you must, but anyone who orders fish at restaurants needs to understand how commercial overfishing has caused the collapse of fish populations. Watermark seems not to have heard the news: Daurade, grouper, tilefish are on all "do not order" lists yet those fish, plus an "organic" (farmed? wild? who knows?) salmon and hebi were the choices available. Hebi are taken mostly by long-line fishing (which threatens the leatherback turtle) and can be kept frozen on board ship for up to two weeks before they make it to market (despite being overnighted from Hawaii as per our waiter). In any case, hebi are replacing the collapsed swordfish anyway. It's hard to understand how a chef who appears so invested in creating a menu that reflects seasonal foods (butternut squash, pumpkin, root vegetables) also seems insensitive to other aspects of menu-making like these. I did like the use of so many types of wild mushrooms. The filet and lamb were both very good but overpriced. The service was glacially slow, even for a large party. Perhaps the slow service was designed to pump up the wine bill; no one should have to wait nearly an hour between courses, even in a party of 10. Kudos to Sam Tucker and Heather Riley, who are responsible for the delightful dessert choices.
A must-try – Visited Watermark in early September. We began our evening at the bar, where the fine barkeep, Ned, kept us lubricated and entertained. He mixes a fine drink (esp. the Lemon Drop Martini made w. Hangar Vodka) and delivers equally fine comedy. The hostess let us know that our table was ready whenever we were an that there was certainly no rush...I love that! No one likes to be forgotten, but I don't like to have to gulp my drink to accomadate a table seating.
Overall, our dinner was exceptional. I started with the grit souflee. It was exquisite..but big enough to share. I didn't finish it as I was eager for my dinner. My husband had the foie gras and loved it. For dinner, I had the filet and my husband had the buffalo strip. Entrees were excellent. And for dessert we enjoyed the chocolate sampler. Everything on it was delicious.
For the negatives, I would have to mention a few very small details that would be so easy to correct but left me feeling a little underwhelmed. Firstly, filter your water. I know I could have ordered bottled water, however in a restaurant of this caliber, I would think the table water would be filtered so as to compliment the meal, not compete with it. Also, we had two small 'to-go' containers. The waiter, (who was excellent, by the way) offered to get a bag so we could carry them easier. He returned with a white plastic (Kroger-like) grocery sack with "Thank you, Thank you, Thank you" on the front...you know that type. C'mon Watermark! invest in some of those cute little bags with the handles. Put a sticker on it so you can advertise. It would be much chic-er (is that a word?) and I could carry my work lunch in it and advertise for you even more. Stop cutting the little corners!
On another note, I also tried sister (or is it brother..) restaurant Miro District....delicious.
Cosmopolitan Stopover – This is a modern setting with several interesting design touches. The seating includes an outdoor patio that seemed ideal for Nashville evenings with a cool summer breeze. Before commenting on the food I must take a moment to compliment our waiter. He was the most personable and knowledgable individual we have encountered in many a year. My wife was uncertain about a wine selection and our waiter graciously offered to bring a tasting of several selections, correctly pointing out the characteristics of each wine. His suggestions about the menu offering were on the money, and led to a thoroughly enjoyable evening. My only dissapointment was that much of the menu was based upon fish shipped daily from Boston (I was hoping for dining selections based upon the products of local purveyors). The appetizers of beef carpaccio and duck confit were well executed. I throughly enjoyed the wood grilled buffalo strip with watermellon-red onion relish and fried okra, and others at my table raved about the wood grilled pork chop with sour cherry relish, and the antelope with spiced blackberries.
An excellent choice for a special occasion. – I was looking for a place to take my family that was visiting from out of town. My brother is a general manager of a large hotel in Mayalsia. I was not disappointed in my choice of Watermark. Our table was ready when we walked in the door. Our waiter was very knowledgable of the wines and menu. The wait staff was efficient without being overbearing. The appetizers and main meal were delicious. The desserts were equally delicious. I would choose Watermark for a group or a special occasion for a couple. Thanks to the Watermark for making the occasion a special one for my family!
CUISINE FOR DINERS – A most refreshing and rewarding experience. From "entrance" to "exit Monte and staff performed like a well oiled high performance engine. Our server Mindy was "Southern professional" . Executive chef Sean
obviously ensures an "haute cuisine" experience for the diner with great care in all aspects from procurement to presentation. Service, drinks, appetizers, entrees excellent.!! The desserts were a perfect finish to a perfect meal. (Thanks Pastry chef Sam) !!!
Incredible "first" night out! – My husband and I decided to go to Watermark for our first date out since we had our second daughter. We had the most amazing time! When I made the reservation, the woman on the phone asked if it was a special occasion, I told her that it was for us because this was our first date since we'd had our baby. Well when we got to the restaurant, the hostess handed me a hilarious note listing all the different phone numbers for the restaurant including her personal cell for the babysitter! It's little things like this that set Watermark apart from the bunch. Not only was the service fantastic, the food was the best we've had in a very long time! We started with the beef carpaccio and then had the she-crab soup and lettuce salad. For our entrees he had the lamb loin and I had the scallops. Amazing! Loved it!! Can't wait to go back!
Great food – I really like this pace. It is comfortable, breezy, with good service and interesting food. Nashville deserves restaurants like this.
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Auburn didn't have a great morning, but Gene Chizik's rebounded nicely this afternoon. In addition to five-star offensive lineman Avery Young, the Tigers have also nabbed the signature of fellow Floridian Ricardo Louis. Louis is a four-star receiver prospect from Miami Beach.
Louis had been an Auburn commitment before switching late to Florida State and then declaring himself undecided. Turns out, he wound up where folks thought he would all along.
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The principal fundraiser to aid downtown Rhinelander is being held Saturday night and the downtown will also be aglow.
The fundraiser is an adult Halloween Costume party and auction, earning the moniker this year the "Haunted Hodag Howl".
Downtown Rhinelander, Inc.'s Maggie Steffen says the event auctions off Hodag replicas that are seen around the community. But this year, the mythical beast is smaller and there's more of them...
Impassioned testimony lasted all day at the state capitol, as groups lined up to speak on a bill limiting local control of some mining activities.
The legislation drafted by Hazelhurst Senator Tom Tiffany says towns must defer to state standards regarding air and water quality standards for blasting and other activities.
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It's National Radon Week. Health officials are reminding people to get their homes tested for the dangerous gas to prevent long term exposure.
Oneida County Public Health Nurse Charlotte Ahrens says the problem with radon is that it's colorless and odorless.
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The recently-ended federal government shutdown is affecting more than federal programs: it's also slowing down the state's reporting on unemployment.
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After several successful years, Rhinelander's city council decided not to hold an in-city bow hunt for deer this year. But if a bill circulating in Madison becomes law, the city might have to open a hunt again.
City council member Alex Young says Assembly Bill 8 allows for bow and arrow and crossbow hunting within city limits statewide. Young says Rhinelander has set forward restrictions during its hunts that aren't in the state bill. He says the bill preempts local restrictions..
A state Senate bill regulating frac sand mining could overturn local rules relating to the proposed Penokee mine.
The bill authored by Senator Tom Tiffany has drawn attention for how it would limit local control over nonmetallic mining.
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Wednesday, the group Citizen Action of Wisconsin released a report saying Minnesota residents are paying far less in premiums under the Affordable Care Act. Rhinelander and Wausau are two cities the report compared to Minnesota communities.
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Wisconsin's bear hunting season ended this month.
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Sunday, August 20, 2006Valparaiso finished its exhibition season on Sunday afternoon with a scoreless tie against Drake at Eastgate Field in preparation for the 2006 regular season.
The Bulldogs outshot the Crusaders 11-7 in the match, holding a 5-3 advantage on goal. Erin Murray (Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley H.S.) made three stops for Valpo, playing the first 75 minutes, while Mele Cabral (Boulder, Colo./Fairview H.S.) had two saves in relief.
Drake's Jenny Schroeder made two first half saves while Erin Jarvis made one stop in the second stanza.
Drake had seven corner kick opportunities in the match while the Crusaders managed just one.
Kendall Brown (Lake Zurich, Ill./Carmel Catholic H.S.) had three shot attempts to lead the Brown and Gold, including two on frame, while Danielle Oswald fired four shots for Drake.
Valparaiso will open the 2006 regular season on Friday afternoon in Terre Haute, Ind. against the Sycamores of Indiana State. Kickoff is set for 4 p.m. CDT.
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"There are seven things that will destroy us: Wealth without work; Pleasure without conscience; Knowledge without character; Religion without sacrifice; Politics without principle; Science without humanity; Business without ethics."—Mahatma Ghandi (via lawrence-weathers)
November 2011
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Got Not Got: The A-Z of Lost Football Culture, Treasures and Pleasures
As you would expect from a blog like ours, that likes to look at the retro side of football, we love any new football books that focus on the nostalgic elements of the beautiful game. Got Not Got is one of those books, it's a beauty. An absolute must-have for all you nostalgia junkies out there. It's a memory-filled journey back into the 60s, 70s & 80s when football was .. well .. better.
Better than it is now anyway, with it's all-seater stadiums where you have to sit down and shut up .. except that is when the goal music plays. Then you have to stand up for a bit and do some stupid half-arsed 'victory dance' dreamt up by a knobhead from the Soccer AM studios.
Manchester United Tour of Bermuda 1987
Here's some nice Manchester United trivia for you. What was Alex Ferguson's one and only appearance for the United first team? The programme cover above is a rather large clue. During the mid-season tour of Bermuda at the back end of 1987 Fergie came on as a second half substitute in the game against Somerset Cricket Club. Now you know.
Rotherham United New Community Stadium
Work is well under way constructing Rotherham United's new community stadium. Local company Ellrod Site Services must be congratulated on their use of social media to provide updates on the construction of the stadium. They're tweeting regular photos of the site and looking through their twitter gallery it's fascinating see the stadium rise from the ground.
Happy Birthday Accra Hearts of Oak SC - Established 11-11-11
Founded 11 November 1911 Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club are Ghana's oldest exisiting football club. The club motto is 'Never say Die' and the official club website has these profound words to say on the matter ..
"The motto "NEVER SAY DIE" reflects the art, science and reality that the Oak tree is very strong and tough in the forest and thus able to survive all kinds of weather conditions. Yes, as a human institution, the founding fathers were very much aware that there would be good and bad times at one stage or the other due to mortal failures, shortcomings and differences in opinion. They however never compromised on the spirit of love and unity that bonded them together to be able to ride the storms of life."
The remotest football pitch in the World - Tristan da Cuhna, South Atlantic Ocean
Tristan da Cuhna is a group of volcanic islands in the South Atlantic. It is considered to be the remotest inhabited part of the World situated 1760 miles from the nearest land in South Africa.
With a population of less than 300 the locals have managed to put together a local football team, Tristan da Cuhna FC, and usually play games amongst themselves or against the crews of visiting ships. One recent game saw a local XI take on an International Salvage XI. Played on one of the island's cattle fields the locals triumphed 10-5.
Football's Strangest Matches: Extraordinary But True Stories from Over a Century of Football
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Red, White & Khaki - The Story of the 1915 FA Cup Final
A new book all about the only FA Cup Final to be played during wartime will soon be published. Written by Matthew Bell (who co-authored Fit and Proper?: Conflicts and Conscience in an English Football Club
) it tells the story of how Sheffield United and Chelsea reached the 1915 FA Final amidst the chaos of a world at war.
"When, on April 24th 1915, Sheffield United captain George Utley lifted the FA Cup, it brought to a close one of the most controversial football seasons in history. The same day, thousands of allied troops were killed or injured in a German poison gas attack near Ypres.
British Football's Floodlit Firsts
On this day, the 26th October, in 1955, two simultaneous floodlit firsts took place, the first time in British football history that two such games had been played on the same day. So perhaps it's fitting given my fascination with floodlit football that we recap a few floodlit firsts of British football.
24th October - Happy Birthday Sheffield FC
Sheffield FC - The World's first football club is 154 years old today. (24/10/11)
Here's a selection of programme covers from landmark games in the club's history. First up we have the the game against Scotland's oldest club that was played on 24th October 1957 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the club. Then in 1977 came the club's finest modern-day moment. A visit to Wembley to play in the FA Vase final. Manchester Utd provided the opposition for the 125th anniversary game whilst Inter Milan, who including World Cup winner Marco Materazzi and a certain Marco Balotelli in their line-up, made the trip to Sheffield to play in the 150th anniversary game.
September 2011
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32 Programmes by Dave Roberts - The Next Chapter Programme 33
I've recently finished reading what for me is most definitely the football book of the year. 32 Programmes by Dave Roberts is a fascinating & evocative tale of love, life and obsession. When the author relocates to the USA, his wife informs him that they can only take what is 'absolutely essential'. Packing his collection of 1000+ (1,134 to be precise - football fans are sticklers for statistics) football programmes he is aghast to be informed that the programmes do not fall into that category. He must whittle down his treasured archive to just 32 programmes, the amount that will fit into a paperback sized plastic container.
I am honoured to say that the author of this wonderful book has agreed to write one more chapter for the book, on the programme that almost made it .. but not quite. Over to Dave as he takes up the tale of programme 33 ..
Did Sheffield United play the first game at the Estadio Azteca?
I am currently doing some research for an article about Sheffield United overseas tours. As I was flicking through an old Blades matchday programme from the 1966/67 season I came across an article about the Sheffield United tour of Mexico and South America that club undertook at the end of the 1965/66 season. This snippet of information caught my eye ..
"Any simulating action anywhere on the field, which is intended to deceive the referee, must be sanctioned as "unsporting behaviour" which is misconduct punishable by a yellow card - FIFA HANDBOOK"—
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Groundhop Week - 165 Grounds: 165 Hours
There's something about football that brings out the eccentric side of people and makes them do crazy things all for the love of the game.
August 2011
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50 Football Blogs on Tumblr
More top tumblr blogs about football. Since I compiled Top 25 Tumblr Blogs about Football there's been something of an explosion in the number of football-themed blogs on tumblr. So here's a bit of an update with links to those that I think are worthy of a wider audience. Again as with my previous post this is a personal list and doesn't claim to be definitive. Indeed there are probably some great football tumblr blogs out there that I'm yet to come across. Ordered alphabetically here are more football tumblr blogs that have caught my eye ..
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Non League Day 03.09.11- South Yorkshire
Following on from the success of last years Non League Day it will again take place this season and is all set for 3rd September 2011. Here's a round up of non league fixtures taking place in and around the South Yorkshire area on the day. For info on fixtures throughout England and to find your nearest club head on over to the Non League Day website.
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The classic holiday fairy tale, The Nutcracker Ballet, has come alive on stage at Stephens Auditorium each December for more than 30 years. This annual Iowa State Center production features choreography by Robert Thomas and Miyoko Kato Thomas of the Dancenter, Ames; over 200 local dancers from surrounding central Iowa communities; and principal dancers performing the roles of the Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier.
The Nutcracker Ballet tells the story of a young girl, a heroic prince, and the fantastic dream they share. From the opening party scene to the last tinkling notes of Tchaikovsky's famous score, a festive holiday spirit permeates the whole performance. Local dancers from The Dance Connection studio include Carolyn Burchfield, Gemma Borer, Bronwyn McKee, Harleigh McKee, Halle Patten, Madi Schwering and Mara Borer.
This year's performances will be on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are now on sale and available to the general public at the Stephens Auditorium Ticket Office and online at Ticketmaster.com.
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Carolyn Burchfield, Gemma Borer and Bronwyn McKee are in the cast of "The Nutcracker."
For ticket information, call the Ticket Office at 515-294-2479 or toll-free at (877)THE-CENTER.


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Rock/Mineral Scavenger Hunt part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Games:Examples
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Names in the Field: A Simple GPS Field Exercise part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Teaching with GIS:Examples
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This geohydrology course is built around a winter pond study and a snowpack analysis of a skiing area. Both projects are ice- and snow-dependent projects for use in the Vermont winter.
Stream Terraces part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Field work is surveying terraces along the Mohawk River and two of its tributary streams in eastern NY State. Lab write up requires students to present data graphically and to propose an hypothesis that explains ...
Mapping a local Dune Field, and estimating paleowind speed and direction part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
We visit the Pinebush dune field in eastern New York State (20 minutes from campus). Students map one large parabolic dune, and collect sample of dune sand. In the lab, students map the dune field from aerial ...
Stream Surveying part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
This is a multi-week field activity to teach basic stream surveying using FS methods, and using the collected data to calculate basic hydrologic and hydraulic parameters.
Wastewater Treatment part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
This activity involves a tour of the local waste water treatment plant, where the students learn about the waste water treatment process. Following the tour the students write up a paper describing the water's ...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Earth Materials and Ancient Cultures part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Students investigate properties of earth materials through the lens of art and archeology. It allows ties to other required core curriculum courses (particularly classics and art history), and integrates the use of ...
Snowpack analysis part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Measurement and analysis of snowpack density and SWE. Students collect field data on the snowpack, analyse and interpret the data, and present their results.
Physical Geology: Amazing GeoRace part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Allows introductory physical geology students the opportunity to examine various uses of geological materials in society, in a manner that is also fun and enjoyable.
Physical Geology: Idaho Field Trip part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Optional field trip to local sites of geologic interest/relevance.
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Riverbank rock identification part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Students collect rocks from a sand-bed river, identify them, and place them on a bedrock geology map of Minnesota to identify the original rock sources.
Geomorphic Analysis of Soils part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Students will sample and describe a series of soils in the field. Data gathered in the field will be used to compare sampled soils to mapped soils and local soil development.
Shoreline Geomorphology Lab part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
Students will observe shoreline processes, sketch and describe beach and barrier island profiles, and investigate the impact of development and shoreline control structures on beaches.
Measuring bankfull channel features, bed sediment, and bed load part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
The students gain field experience measuring bankfull channel characteristics in an urban park, and apply their measurements to determine whether the channel is 'adjusted' to its incoming flow regime and ...
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Drainage Basins Field Lab part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
This field activity and follow-up assignment explores the geomorphology of drainage basins in an active tectonic setting. It introduces basic concepts of drainage basin structure and landscape analysis using ...
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Geomorphology Field Research Project part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
This research project allows students to integrate and apply their geomorphic knowledge in a comprehensive study of a local landscape. Working in teams, they investigate uplifted alluvial deposits along the ...
Tombstone Weathering Lab part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
During a field trip to a cemetery students collect data on the weathering of tombstones. They graph the data and make hypotheses about factors other than age that contribute to the different degrees of weathering ...
Soil Field Descriptions and Soil Forming Processes part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
This assignment covers the basic techniques of soil descriptions in the field using a modified version of the NRCS Field Book for Describing and Sampling Soils (2002). Students investigate soil profiles at ...
Mass Wasting and Slope Stability part of Cutting Edge:Geomorphology:Activities
An investigation of mass movements along the shores of Lake MI. Students will assess strength characteristics of unconsolidated sediment in the field, survey the morphology of the movement, and determine the ...
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U.S. U-20 WNT Falls to Germany in Pre-World Cup Training Camp
HERFORD, Germany (June 13, 2010) – The U.S. Under-20 Women's National Team lost to the German U-20 WNT by a 3-1 score in its second and final exhibition during a training camp in Germany. The USA also lost to the Japanese U-20s, 2-1, on June 10.
These were the final international matches for the USA before the start of 2010 FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup being held in Germany from July 13-Aug. 1. The losses were the first in international competition this year for the U.S. U-20s who will carry a record of 11-2-1 during 2009 to the World Cup.
The USA brought 20 of its 21-player World Cup squad to Germany. At the U-20 Women's World Cup the USA will be playing in Group D along with Ghana, Switzerland and the Korea Republic, and will be based in Dresden for its first two games before moving to Bielefeld to finish the first stage.
The U.S. will open against Ghana on July 14 before facing Switzerland on July 17, with both games taking place at the Rudolf-Harbig Stadium in Dresden, a newly built 27,000-seat venue that will also host games of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. The U.S. team will then travel to the recently renovated Bielefelder Alm Stadium, a 28,000-seat venue in Bielefeld, to conclude group play against the Koreans.
Against the powerful Germans, who feature several players that regularly appear for the full German Women's National Team, the USA fell behind 2-0 after just 17 minutes.
The first goal came in the 12th minute when the Germans struck a long ball to the top of the U.S. penalty area and some hesitation from the U.S. central defense let Alexandra Popp latch onto the ball and power a shot into the net.
Germany made it 2-0 in the 17th minute on a free kick about five yards outside the penalty area on the right side. The ball was crossed to the far post where it bounced around and the U.S. was unable to clear. Bianca Schmidt pounced on the chance and finished.
The USA pulled a goal back from forward Sydney Leroux in the 23rd minute as Kristie Mewis dribbled from the right side towards the middle directly at the German center backs. Leroux was making a run on from left and Mewis slipped the ball through for the U.S. forward to touch past the 'keeper and finish into an open net.
Germany sealed the game just four minutes into the second half as star forward Dzsenifer Marozsan split the two U.S. center-backs running onto a ball over the top. She took a touch and struck from just outside the 18 sending it across U.S. goalkeeper Adrianna Franch on a line into the upper left corner.
The U.S. team will have a little more than a two-week break before coming together on the East Coast for a short training camp before departing for Germany to prepare for the opening match against Ghana.
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Match: United States U-20 Women's National Team vs. Germany U-20 Women's National Team
Date: June 13, 2010
Competition: Foreign Training Camp
Venue: Ludwig-Jahn Stadium, Herford, Germany
Weather: Cloudy, humid – 69 degrees
Scoring Summary: 1 2 F
GER – Alexandra Popp 12th minute
GER – Bianca Schmidt 17
USA – Sydney Leroux (Kristie Mewis) 23
GER– Dzsenifer Marozsan 49
USA: 18-Adrianna Franch; 23-Tiffany McCarty (16-Maya Hayes, 69), 4-Crystal Dunn, 2-Toni Pressley, 6-Kendall Johnson; 12-Zakiya Bywaters (21-Casey Short, 46; 13-Courtney Verloo, 81), Christine Nairn, 5-Amber Brooks (8-Samantha Mewis, 46), 7-Kristie Mewis (9-Jenna Richmond, 77); 20-Vicki DiMartino (3-Rachel Quon, 46), 19-Sydney Leroux
Subs not used: 1-Bianca Henninger, 10-Teresa Noyola, 14-Sade Ayinde
Head Coach: Jill Ellis
Germany: 1-Almuth Schult (12-Desiree Schumann, 46); 20-Bianca Schmidt, 15-Valeria Kleiner, 5-Kristina Gessat, 3-Tabea Kemme; 9-Svenka Huth (17-Turid Knaak, 46), 2-Stefanie Mirlach (6-Marina Hegering, 46), 19-Kim Kulig (16-Maries-Louise Bagehorn, 74), 8-Selina Wagner (7-Jessica Wich, 46); 11-Alexandra Popp (18-Ramona Petzelberger, 63), 10-Dzsenifer Marozsan (13-Sylivia Arnold, 74)
Subs not used: 4-Marith Prieben, 14-Inka Wesely, 21-Laura Benkarth
Head Coach: Maren Meinert
Stats Summary: USA / Germany
Shots: 7 / 12
Shots on Goal: 3 / 5
Saves: 2 / 2
Corner Kicks: 3 / 3
Fouls: 9 / 16
Offside: 0 / 1
Misconduct Summary:
GER - Kim Kulig (caution) 36th minute


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I haven't really had any frustrations with the school. Getting in touch with my adviser was hard at first but we finally worked it out. The class schedule is pretty flexible.
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The teachers are WONDERFUL. All my instructors so far are very flexible about rescheduling missed exams if you're sick/in a car accident (no on-campus housing), etc. I have found it very frustrating that there are not many options for certain classes - particularly science classes. I was hoping to take two science classes next semester, but it was impossible because there was only one daytime option for each class and the class times clashed. Big bummer. There's also a lot of other classes that only have one or two class options and they are extremely hard to get into. I am hoping to transfer to a 4yr school next year, and so far all the universities I've spoken to have told me that my classes will transfer without any issues. As long as you stick to the university transfer program/classes you should be fine.
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Most classes are offered day, night and online. There are about 4 classes that I will need for my major (accounting) that are only offered in a seated classroom. Due to the size of the school, not every class is offered every semester. Some are spring only, others exclusively fall. So if you have trouble getting in/through a course, it can be a real setback if it is a prerequisite for another course.
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Getting the credits for my Military Transcripts has been crazy. If the descriptions don't match up precisely then I didn't get credit for them. I has been very frustrating and is still ongoing to try get what I think is the correct number of credits.
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