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similar way to previous years "but with a few tweaks", or a
major party would push ahead with the development.
"The first preference is to find someone to come in and
invest the money to take my father's dream forward."
Mr Lee said 1000 cars a day passed through the Cardrona
Valley and if just a small portion went up in the gondola
"for a look", that would make it viable.
A gondola could carry 1000 passengers an hour, the trip
taking just over 12 minutes.
Mr Lee believed growing interest in mountain biking would
underpin the gondola's viability through the summer months,
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Katy Perry's album went to number one this week, knocking Eminem out of the top spot on the Billboard 200. 192,000 individual sales and counting, according to Nielson Soundscan, It's a record for Perry. It's the opposite of a record for her label, Capitol Records — 192,000 sales for a major artist is pretty dismal, but that doesn't take away its top spot glory. Being top dog — or whatever Perry is — is not what it used to be.
No surprise that someone with two chart-topping singles would do well with album sales. Both "California Gurls" and "Teenage Dream" have the same coven of pop producers behind them: Dr. Luke, Max Martin, Benny Blanco. The consumer can safely assume that other songs on the record might be dealing with the same topics: girls in daisy dukes making out with melting popsicles — and have that same popsicle sound.
One interesting aspect of Teenage Dream's achievement, however, is this, according to Capital's press release:
Katy has now achieved the highest pre-album street date track sales of all time, with 4.4 million digital tracks sold prior to the album's release — setting a Nielsen Soundscan-era record.
The supremacy not of Perry— but of the single— is cemented in this achievement. If you had any doubts that the release of download-able digital tracks is what makes a pop artist today, lose them in the face of that 4.4 million compared to the 192,000 albums sold.
Eminem's first and second singles off his album, Recovery, both went to number one — "Not Afraid" and "I Love the Way You Lie" (which is still the number one single) — and those songs were also similar. They had different production teams, but both had strong rock crossover potential and were hyped up, uber-confessional rap ballads — in other words, perfectly produced singles, with potential to dominate in various markets.
Eminem's album sales were much — much — stronger than Katy Perry's, however: 741,000 in its first week. Recovery's well over two million now. Whether singles success leads to album sales (tepid or otherwise) will get an interesting test when Kanye West puts out his album in November, after releasing one track a week until the album itself drops.
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An excellent list of games
As an advocate for leisure you may find yourself in charge of leading games for kids or youth.
It is always good to have a hand full of "back pocket" games ready for whenever, but after you run games with the same kids for any length of time you are going to need to get new materials.
This link is an excellent list of games that take little to no materials or set up.
Here are some hints to keep your games fresh and your participants engaged.
1. Always end the game too soon. This may seem a bit like bad advice, but you should always leave them waiting more. If you end the game while they still want to play, they will look forward to playing again.
2. Since you are running your games short make sure you have more than you think you will need. It's really hard to make up games on the spot once your list has run out.
3. If a game is not working, or the participants obviously don't get it, stop the game immediately and go to a new one. There is nothing worse than forcing people to play a game. They may get it eventually but it's not worth the time.
Taboo leisure defined
A group of people in my town thought it would be a good idea to spray paint the local beach. Some people's leisure is collecting tattoos on their face, binge drinking or vandalism. Throwing eggs at peoples houses, toilet papering trees and generally making a mess of the place I suppose could be considered leisure.
Is it Leisure? By definition the people participating in these acts are taking advantage of their free time, they could be feeling a sense of pleasure and experiencing flow. These acts could be considered artistic expression or socialization. So technically it is leisure, but it is not the self positive growth, self bettering leisure that we know and love. Actually this style of leisure is usually frowned upon by most people.
Thus our term today is taboo leisure. These are recreation and leisure activities that do not fall within the parameters of what society views as wholesome. Often these pursuits are deemed inappropriate, socially unacceptable, illegal, and may include self inflicted harm or harm to others, however, these activities can manifest into traditions, or social change.
Social perception is key when defining taboo leisure. Different cultures and societies have different standards. For example Dancing and bowling are two forms of recreation we take for granted now, but it wasn't long ago when society frowned upon that promiscuous behaviour.
So back to the question, is going out and vandalising or causing mischief leisure? Does taboo leisure have a place in the world, or does leisure have to be positive, self bettering, community bettering?
Personally, I think yes taboo leisure is leisure and most of the harmless stuff should be up to the participant's discretion. Taboo leisure that inflicts harm should not be recommended and finally any activities that break the law I would personally say are not leisure, they are crimes.
Hobbies are a longstanding form of leisure. When you search it on the internet you get a wikis, videos, lists, websites and ideas of hobbies. You get a sense that people know what "hobbies" is as a topic and it has become a common term for most people.
Another leisure that has been around for ages is collecting. If you search for collecting on the internet you will get all the good sites and even personal videos showing off people's collections, and sites like the "Center for the History of Collecting".
If you search leisure on the internet, however, you will get hits from nearby recreation centres, travel blogs, and maybe a dictionary.com reference. Although the study of leisure, and leisure as a topic is expanding by leaps and bounds I don't think the general population quite gets it yet.
I guess this bugs me a little, because people do understand leisure since we all do it. In fact hobbies, collecting, and making videos are all leisure. There should be top 10 lists, websites and discussions on it in my opinion.
Maybe I'm just jealous. I can spend a whole day exploring blogs, journals and reports on RVing, but can barely find anything on the parent topic, leisure.
Quick dip in the lake (Winter edition)
I'm going to ask you a question. Your initial response is likely going to be "No way" or "pfft yeah right". I want you to move past that original instinct and really think about the answer.
If I were to go down to your local lake and cut a hole in the ice, would you jump in?
My brain is wired to immediately say yes to experiences like this. In my opinion if I don't have some medical reason not to, I have to. These are the once in a lifetime experiences that should never be passed up.
Yes it was cold, but not nearly as cold as I was expecting. The Gasp effect didn't force me to suck in water, and my extremities didn't send cold blood back to my heart and kill me (obviously). With the level of adrenaline going through my system it was similar to jumping into a cool pool from the sauna.
If there is an opportunity for you to try this, I highly recommend it.
Throwing Games
I think I could say I am slightly above average when it comes to throwing darts. That being said Sometimes I can throw three bulls eyes in a row (when aiming for the 20) and sometimes I can throw 12 darts without hitting the mark (or even the board).
Like most people I bowl maybe twice annually and I average around 100 points per game. That average would probably be higher if I didn't have the random games where I bowl a 67 trying as hard as I can.
Logic games like chess (where I have yet to beat my dad) let you stop and think about your move until you are confident enough to make it. Horseshoes, however, is a game that incorporates that distracting itch on your nose that causes you to throw like you're playing discus. When you play these games, part of your strategy can be based on your opponent's ability to totally wreck their shot, inevitably blaming it on sunbeams or wind direction.
These are the games where you can be in your best condition and break your neighbours windows with the bolo-balls you just threw, and the type of game where you can give up, throw a bean bag over your head backwards and get a three pointer.
Additionally the only way to get any better at these games is to throw, flick, toss, that one thing at the other thing 10,000 times. If you ever do find the determination and time to throw that bocce ball enough to become good, none of your friends will want to play with you anymore because you always win.
I guess what I'm trying to say is throwing games where the point is to be accurate are very hit or miss (heh).
I don't know why I am getting so down on these games though, I honestly love them. These games are extremely social. playing one five minute game of horseshoes can go on for two hours due to the stops to socialize and it's awesome. I also love that everyone has their own throwing game. Every time I visit the east coast I get the pleasure of playing the washer toss game. In Finland they invented Mölkky, Greeks invented Quoits. Every culture has their own throwing game, and one of the quintessential Canadian throwing games is the whole reason why I started this article.
For the first time in my life I got to fulfil my cultural stereotype. I finished my dinner of pancakes with maple syrop, donned on my tuque, drove my Zamboni to the local igloo and went Curling!
I hear all around me that curling is a dying sport, and I can't believe it. If you haven't curled you owe it to yourself to find the local curling rink and throw a few stones. I threw my first stone this year and I was instantly hooked. I know how boring it can be watching it, but don't judge a sport by it's show and actually try it.
The throwing portion of curling is just as fun/aggravating as all the other throwing sports, but now you have team mates who can attempt to salvage your bad shots by sweeping. The other portion of the game is the crazy strategy which is why curling has been nicknamed "chess on ice". So now you get to hyper plan out your moves perfectly like a strategy game, and frantically hope that you can make the shot. This makes for a very interesting, fun, and competitive game.
I'm not sure how to pump it up anymore or explain why it's so good, but I've bought a broom, joined a team and joined the curling community on Google+ (that is to say I'm in).
The best game you didn't realize is installed on your phone
Everyone loves a fun diversion, and if it's an not-overly-addicting game all the better! Even if you don't think you have any time wasters installed on your phone, you probably have an amazingly simple and challenging game that you can play solo or with friends of any age:
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The type of snow best used to build sculptures and snowmen…
Growing up we called it packy snow. Although Here they call it sticky.
Either way when the snow is a perfect wet to cold ratio there is nothing else you should be doing than making snow sculptures or pelting someone with snowballs.
Some of the best parts of building
with snow is destroying it after.
What is your leisure?
If you could drop everything you are doing and do whatever you wanted, what would it be?
T.V, movies, surfing the net do not count.
Comment below, or in the LeisureBeam community on G+
My new job, and our new life has brought us to beautiful Mackenzie British Columbia, home to the coolest sledding hill.
Leisure: Cooking
Cooking is creative, productive and it can be a relaxing output for many people. It can be exciting coming up with a meal idea, or a creative cake idea for your wife who happens to be gluten free.
Rather than risk messing up everything like I almost did with the waffles fiasco, Jen and I worked together to create the monstrosity we call her birthday cake.


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Great page about my favorite Iceland. But still many things to explore. :)
What a great page on Reykjavik Region. The Apotek Restaurant sounded fantastic [both sides], and the Blue Lagoon experience seemed magnificent, even in WINTER. [or from your view, because it was WINTER!} Excellent narrative.
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Influenced by such classic mod rock groups as the Who and the Kinks, Canadian band Novillero play their own brand of guitar- and keyboard-driven melodic pop. Formed in 1999, the Winnipeg quartet released its debut album, The Brindleford Follies, on Endearing Records before calling it quits in 2002. A year later the band re-formed, ultimately losing original member Rusty Matyas to his other band, the Waking Eyes. Eventually featuring the talents of vocalist/keyboardist Rod Slaughter, guitarist Sean Stevens, bassist/vocalist Grant Johnson, and drummer/vocalist Dave Berthiaume, Novillero released their sophomore effort, Aim Right for the Holes in Their Lives, on Mint Records in 2005. Little Tradition followed in 2008. ~ Matt Collar, Rovi


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The MV Braemar entering the English Channel via the Western Entrance of Dover Harbour at 4.48 pm on Thursday, 1st of July, 2010.
The Western Entrance lies between the Admiralty Pier and the Southern Breakwater (out-of-shot to the left). The photo was taken from the public walkway above Cruise Terminal 3 (see the MS Minerva photo) on the Admiralty Pier, Western Docks.
The lighthouse was built in 1908 and is a 72 feet high cast iron tower with a white flash every 7.5 seconds when in use: click to see the Admiralty Pier Light photo for more information.
The Braemar has just left Cruise Terminal 2 (CT2) on the Admiralty Pier after arriving earlier in the day from Stavanger in Norway at the end of the 13-night BM1013 "North Cape Navigator" cruise. The ship is now embarking on the 7-night BM1014 "Norwegian Summer" cruise. A round-trip with the following itinerary: Bergen, Olden, Flåm (Flam), Gudvangen, and Stavanger (all in Norway, of course!).
The distant ferry to the left of the Braemar is the Pride of Canterbury (P&O Ferries) which arrived in port about 15 minutes later. The Pride of Canterbury also appears in the Seafrance Nord Pas de Calais in the Western Entrance photo.
Other photos of the Braemar currently include:
MV Braemar at Cruise Terminal 1 (11th of May)
MV Braemar Cruise Ship and DHB Dauntless Tug (29th of May)
See later "comments" for any future additions.
During her recent major refit and lengthening in 2008, Braemar added over eighty passenger cabins and suites with balconies, bringing the standard occupancy up to 929. Voted 'The Best Refurbished Ship' in Cruise Critic's 'Editor's Pick Awards' 2009, she is also the second Fred Olsen Cruise Lines ship to feature a pub, which, on occasion, offers entertainment in the form of a late night comedian or jazz. (1)
Ship's details (1) (2):
Cabins: 484
Passenger: 929 Standard Occupancy
Crew: 371
Refitted: 2008
Fully Stablised: Yes
Tonnage: 24,344 grt
Length: 195.92 m
Beam (width): 22.5 m
Speed: 17.0 knots
Callsign: C6SY7
Flag: Bahamas [BS]
The vessel was constructed in 1993 for Crown Cruise Line, operating under the name Crown Dynasty. Between 1993 and 1997, the vessel was also charted by Cunard Line, who named the ship Cunard Crown Dynasty.
In 1997, the vessel was transferred to Majesty Cruise Line, who renamed her Crown Majesty. This only lasted until the end of 1997, when the vessel was transferred again; this time to Norwegian Cruise Line, who renamed the vessel Norwegian Dynasty.
The vessel returned to her original fleet and name in 1999, but was sold to Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines in 2001, where the vessel currently operates under the name Braemar. (3)
Another Fred Olsen Cruise Lines ship, the Balmoral, was berthed at CT1 on Wednesday, April 21st, 2010.
(1) Fred Olsen Braemar information page
(2) Marine Traffic Braemar information page
(3) Wikipedia entry for Braemar
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MS Braemar MMSI: 311541000.
When in range of AIS, the vessel's current position is shown at:
The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is an automatic tracking system used on ships and by vessel traffic services (VTS) for identifying and locating vessels by electronically exchanging data with other nearby ships and AIS Base stations. AIS information supplements marine radar, which continues to be the primary method of collision avoidance for water transport.
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Pakistan Media Project Aims to Change Attitudes about Women
An innovative initiative has worked for the past five years help the media in Pakistan examine the way women are portrayed and develop more balanced and positive approaches reports the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
The project has trained 400 media professionals, helping them develop ways to present women in Pakistan in a new light in programmes aired by the Pakistan Television Corporation and ensure that all the corporation's productions are sensitive to the issue of gender and avoid reinforcing biases against women.
The media in Pakistan often portray both women and men in ways that reinforce prejudices, researchers have found. Women are frequently presented as weak, dependent and uninformed, while men are usually portrayed as aggressive, manipulative and insensitive.
The project has established a system to monitor how women are portrayed on television. It commissions TV productions on gender issues, has helped integrated gender issues into television training curricula and has brought together media professionals to examine and address issues concerning gender and media. The initiative is also helping organize regional and international film festivals dealing with gender themes.
"Ingrained attitudes towards women can only be changed by a persistent nationwide effort," said Onder Yucer, UNDP Resident Representative. "The mass media, especially television, is the ideal arena for this because of its obvious influence on people's prejudices and social behavior."
A workshop in Lahore earlier this month on gender and creativity for drama production brought together 25 television producers and writers from all over the country.
With support from the British Council and the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development, UNDP invited acclaimed screenwriter Haseena Moin to work with participants to prepare a script for a television drama dealing with gender-based violence and victimization of women. Pakistan Television will produce the drama for broadcast.
The project has already led to number of gender-sensitive productions telecast by Pakistan Television. Among them are a daily one-hour special broadcast, Khawateen (Ladies) Time; a long play, Dasht-e-Tanhai Mein (In the deserts of loneliness) telecast on International Women's Day in March; and drama serials entitled Dopatta and Ana.
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Opatija Riviera
A holidaymaking tradition spanning 167 years connects the sequence of pearls of the Opatija Riviera - from Volosko to Lovran - with the ten-mile Lungomare walkway. Opatija's most famous resident - the Girl with seagull statue, invites you from her towering cliffs to spend an unforgettable summer on this fabulous riviera, which has turned once-fishing towns into famous travel destinations.
A romantic walk through the history of the Opatija Riviera
The Opatija Riviera is the birthplace of Croatian tourism. As early as the year 1844, the first holiday home was built, the Villa Angiolina, and the Kvarner hotel - Croatia's first - opened its doors in 1884. If you look down from the impressive Viennese-style architecture, Opatija boasts the marble stars bearing the names of Croatian celebrities.
Walking further down the Opatija Riviera, down the romantic Lungomare walkway, takes you to Ičići, the site of the gorgeous Villa Munz. According to a legedary love story, Jakob Munz had his dream-villa built for his wife Emma. The historical minutes of the Opatija Riviera continue on a 157 meter tall cliff (over 450 ft.), where the medieval Brseč town holds a seventeenth-century olive press, called the toš. In this building, the "old fashioned" olive crushing apparatus can be seen.
Greek legends on the floral coast of the Opatija Riviera
Opatija has bedecked its main park, a true monument to gardening, with as many as 150 plant species collected all over the world. Among them, the Japanese camellia has become a symbol of the town.
The circuit of the name-legend continues to the town of Medveja, supposedly named after the Greek sorceress Medea who was the first to bathe at its gorgeous beach. Kvarner's most beautiful surf - Sipar beach - hid itself in the Mošćenička Draga, whose clear sea is the ideal habitat for the famous Draga shrimp, an Opatija Riviera specialty.
The streets of art in the Opatija Riviera
The Opatija summer during the musical and dramatic nights of the Kaisernacht becomes a stage for the Imperial Austrian period, which has left numerous mementos on the town's buildings. Liburnia - Croatia's biggest jazz festival - winds its way through the streets of Opatija as well. The festival is held on open-air stages, in parks and even on the decks of boats.
Classical and folk music infuse a vitality to the summers in the town of Lovran, the name of which comes from a word used for the bay laurel, the scent of which infuses the area.
In Volosko, the summer is known as the painting season - the town's numerous visitors try their skills in a painting competition in the old town harbour - the Mandrać. Near this painters' Mecca is the port of Preluk, a premier windsurfing destination, where numerous competitions in that sport are held.


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"Home of Legoland, HC Andersen and butter cookies" Top 5 Page for this destination Denmark by marielexoteria
Denmark Travel Guide: 7,332 reviews and 19,761 photos
If truth be told, I had all the tips in their respective cities but I thought that instead of having one city with one tip, and so on, it might look better if I moved my tips altogether to "Denmark". The only exception is Copenhagen but that's because I'm too lazy ;)
Denmark...before moving to Europe, what I "knew" about Denmark was:
- the capital's name
- butter cookies
- Danish cheese
- Hans Christian Andersen.
Now I know that:
- Denmark is a monarchy with Queen Margrete as the first woman. I think Anders Fogh is the prime minister
- Copenhagen is located on the island of Sj�lland (I think, I always confuse all the islands)
- there's a bridge connecting Copenhagen with Malm�
- taxis are cheaper in Aalborg than in Sweden
- Danish is weird (joking neighbors) ;)
- Danes are more laid back and friendly towards strangers than Swedes (no offense to anyone but that's how I experienced it).
Uninteresting trivia:butter cookies are traditional snacks during Christmas in my country. There hasn't been a year that my family hasn't bought one or 2 tins. Unfortunately I don't get the good ones here in Sweden hehe.
- Pros:Cool, laid back people, interesting sights
- Cons:(Not so) Expensive
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Waht do you mean, (Not so) Expensive. Does that mean, it's not expensive? Because that's what I thought. The only thing that was expensive was food, and beer. Everything else was cheap. Tell me where else you can buy airport souveniers for $7. LOL
Ah, I'd love to go to Skagen one day, especially for the wind :-)) That poor little church! Oh and the Legoland figures and buildings are sooo cute!
Nice overview of the rest of Denmark, outside of Copenhagen. In your photo the tower of the Buried Church looks freshly painted. Do they keep it in good repair even though the rest of the building in buried in the sand?
I love this place where the two seas meet. Its a nice walking area,too. Skagen is my favorite Danish region.
nice page neighbour. you seem to roam the with everything from legoland to �bleskiver:O) you seem roam around the northern part of denmark quite a bit.
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Ashley Cowie
Ashley Cowie (born 1973) is a Scottish historian, author, photographer, TV host and producer who started out studying photography before returning to his homelands of Caithness in the north coast of Scotland. Beginning in 1993, Cowie explored the landscapes of Caithness and over the following decade he discovered many pre-historic artefacts including Meolithic & Neolithic flint scatters and carved stones. In 2000, Cowie was involved in field walking projects in Caithness which revealed lithic scatters around the shores of Loch Watten and Yarrows, which was new evidence of early prehistoric settlement in Caithness. He went on to discover some of the first flint tools from the Mesolithic lithic scatter at Oliclett in the Yarrows basin which became one of the most significant archeological digs in British history. Cowie began presenting his work in up-beat lectures on the International Science Festival in Orkney where his lecture entitled The Rope Age received a standing ovation from over 100 of the worlds most acclaimed professors of archaeology. After this lecture, Cowie was elected as a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland and his work was featured in several Scotsman Newspaper features.
Between 2002 and 2009, Cowie was privately commissioned to conduct research projects at various historic locations and during this time his discoveries in the architecture and symbols of Rosslyn Chapel were published in the best selling "The Book of Hiram", where he is credited for having discovered one of the earliest mapping systems known to date. In his own books, The Rosslyn Matrix (2007)[1] and The Rosslyn Templar (2009),[2] he detailed the possible connections between the Clan Sinclair, the chapel and the activities of the Knights Templar.[3][4] Cowie's last book 'The Super Star - America's Royal Secret' 2011[5] solves a long standing historical mystery recounting his discovery of an ancient map, which leads him on an adventure through the Scottish Highlands and finally to a far-flung island where he discovers evidence of the, pre-Columbian, Norse discovery of America.
In 2009, Cowie became Resident Historian on STV's The Hour Show, where he wrote and presented a series of live TV episodes discussing the origins of Scottish traditions and superstitions. At this time the Scottish media branded him "The Hunky Historian". He next appeared as an expert/sceptical historian on Sky Living TV's 2010 Paranormal Investigation Live where he analysed apparently supernatural occurrences and debunked them with logic and reason. Cowie also appeared as an expert historian in History Channel's Holy Grail in America. In 2011, Cowie was credited as producer, writer and host, of NBC Universal's TV series, Legend Quest. This fast-paced, cinematic, action-adventure series follows Cowie as he travels the world in search of history's greatest and most mysterious artifacts. Each of the six one-hour episodes include Indiana Jones-type adventure and Da Vinci Code-style puzzle solving. In Legend Quest, Cowie hacks through dense jungles, dives in volcanic lakes, treks through forbidding deserts and climbs some of the highest mountains in the Peruvian Andes. The show premiered on Syfy Channel on 13 July 2011 attracting 1.2 million viewers, boosting SyFy's ratings by 19%. The series is a co-production from BASE Production's John Brenkus and Mickey Stern and Universal Networks International. Legend Quest has aired in the USA, Canada, Australia, Asia and Europe and premiered in the UK on SyFy Channel on 23 April 2012.
Cowie's research was featured in the Scottish Sun's 2012 Lost Treasure Week, where he wrote several articles about his searches for various lost treasures. Cowie recently featured in the documentary series Great Estates Scotland, which aired on PBS in the US and on History Channel in International territories.
- ^ The Rosslyn Matrix (2007) ISBN 978-0-955-36230-9
- ^ The Rosslyn Templar (2009) ISBN 978-1-906-30787-5
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Ten years ago, as the US invasion of Iraq began, and I was the editor of Editor & Publisher, I turned to veteran war reporter (then still at The New York Times) Chris Hedges for insight on what was going on—and what was likely coming. On most questions, his was a minority voice. Also, as it turned out, quite prescient.He told our reporter Barbara Bedway that the US military's use of embedded reporters in Iraq had made the war easier to see and harder to understand. Yes, "print is doing a better job than TV," he observed. "The broadcast media display all these retired generals and charts and graphs, it looks like a giant game of Risk. I find it nauseating." But even the print embeds had little choice but to "look at Iraq totally through the eyes of the US military," he pointed out. "That's a very distorted and self-serving view."


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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - In a fast-paced game that featured two of the Big West's early unbeaten teams, it was Cal State Northridge that prevailed over Long Beach State, 73-52, Wednesday evening at The Matadome.
LBSU (9-6, 2-1 Big West), which saw its five-game win streak come to an end, was playing its first road game in nearly a month as the 49ers' last contest away from the Walter Pyramid was at San Diego on Dec. 15.
It was a frantic game from the beginning as the two teams combined for 46 turnovers. Long Beach State committed 25 of them and shot 32.1 percent from the floor.
Sophomore Alex Sanchez led the squad with 13 points, four rebounds, four steals and three assists. Sophomore Devin Hudson chipped in her third double-double of the season with 11 points and 12 rebounds, while classmate Bianka Balthazar added 10 points.
The 49ers took an early 6-3 lead on a Balthazar layup at the 17:56 mark, but CSUN proceeded to score 15 unanswered points to go up, 18-6. Balthazar then ended a five-plus minute scoring drought with a free throw and Ella Clark followed with a 3-pointer, but a Matador basket put the home team on top, 20-10.
LBSU came storming back late in the first half, using a 15-4 run, capped by a Sanchez layup, to hold a 33-32 edge with 2:42 to play. Northridge then regrouped and scored the final eight points as it went into the locker room with a 40-33 advantage.
Balthazar paced Long Beach State with 10 points in the first period. Hudson added nine points and six rebounds.
LBSU cut the deficit to 40-38 with five-straight points to start the second half as Sanchez nailed a 3-pointer from the left corner and Hudson followed with a layup. CSUN then responded once again with a 14-0 spurt to pull ahead, 54-38.
Lauren Spargo eventually ended the 49ers' offensive slump with a jumper and Sanchez's third trey of the game made it 54-43, but the Matadors used another big run (17-3) to go up by as many as 25 en route to the 73-52 victory.
Cal State Northridge (9-5, 3-0 Big West) shot 41.1 percent on the evening and was even better from long distance with a 50.0 3-point field goal percentage. Ashlee Guay led the way with a game-high 22 points, while Marta Masoni added 19.
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From suboxone to morphine,how soon after last dose of sub can u take morphine?
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Is your doctor switching you to morphine from subs? This is not a usual practice, but if he/she is trying some other type of pain relief then he/she should be able to help you.
You should wait at least 24 hours before taking morphine. And, you cannot switch back as quickly as you will be forced into precip wd's which can land you in the ER, or worse.
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i was under a sub dr care,he had me on 16 mgs it was to high,and they stopped taking my insurance,i cant afford outta poket.i am down to 4 mgs,i ran out this morning..i already feel like crap:(i have 3 kids to care for i cant do wd`s!!so could i take a morphine pill till i find a dr??
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COPENHAGEN -- Taylor Phinney of the United States won the 1-kilometer time trial on Saturday for his second gold at cycling's Track World Cup Finals, and four-time Olympic champion Chris Hoy of Britain was unhurt after a high-speed crash in the keirin final.
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Ask any parent: Whoever designed the car-seat-and-stroller combo was a genius.
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Another bit of advice: Spring for a plane ticket for your child. "Many families don't want to pay for a seat for their toddler, and I understand the economics," she says. "But having enough space is important -- not only for you, but for the people around you. Also, a baby is much better protected strapped into a car seat and a plane seat, rather than in the parent's lap."
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