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Mavis is indeed a colloquial name for the song thrush but but can refer to both male and female birds. It appears to have been used in East Anglia, Ireland and Scotland and is certainly a name for this thrush which I have heard before.
The name Mavis appears in Chaucer and was used by other Middle English poets. It comes from the French word mauvis and may be of Celtic origin.
It was used by Shakespeare, as was the word throstle for song thrush, which, in East Anglia, refers to the mistle thrush. Just to confuse things, in southwest Scotland Mavis is generally the word used for the mistle thrush with throstle referring to the song thrush.
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Ralph Lundy, son of the longtime College of Charleston coach of the same name, scored four goals to lead Discoveries Soccer Club Green to an 8-1 win over East Fishkill Thunder Thursday that secured the South Carolina team a place in the under-18 boys final at the U.S. Youth National Championships in Lancaster, Mass. For all of Thursday's boys highlights ...
Lundy, one of six DSC players who will play for his father at Charleston in the fall, had two goals by the 11th minute, completed his hat trick in the 45th minute and added his fourth goal in the 82nd minute.
Dennis Moore and North Carolina-bound Enzo Martinez each had two goals for DSC.
The only other team to win two games is Sereno White. The Arizona team got two early goals from Riggs Lennonand hung for a 2-1 win over SCSA Gold of North Carolina.
In the McGuire Cup, the Baltimore Casa Mia Bays, the only boys team in Lancaster to have previously won a National Championship title, defeated Pike Indy Burn, 2-1, rallying thanks to goals by John Raley from the penalty spot in the 90th minute and Gary Weisbaum two minutes into stoppage time.
Longtime Eastern Pennsylvania rivals YMS Xplosion and Lower Merion Velez, who were in different groups last year and did not meet at the 2008 National Championships, played to a 0-0 tie in under-17 boys action.
Lower Merion, which had a 10-4 edge in shots, Triangle United and CZ Elite are tied for first place with four points.
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"A lot of the suspects that have been arrested have alluded that they use muthi to avoid detection by Rangers and dangerous animals. Whether this allegation is true or not, is irrelevant. What is important is that we have entered into a pact, to ensure that we fight these criminals, for the good of our beautiful country. This pact means that no criminals or poacher will get any muti. If they are to get any muti, it must be one that will expose them" said KNP Managing Executive Mr Abe Sibiya.
Traditional Health Practitioners are of the opinion that through their 'muti' they can be able to make a contribution towards the reduction of rhino poaching in the park. This initiative headed by Dr Sylvester Hlati is the first of its kind, where communities bordering the park come publicly to declare their stand against rhino poaching.
"Society cannot stand by and watch helplessly as international criminals declare war on our nation. We all need to defend our heritage with everything we have" added Mr Sibiya.
He furthermore urged communities to take part in anti-rhino poaching initiatives. "To the rest of us, we need to go out there and expose these selfish detractors and betrayers of our country. They live in our neighbourhoods. They are easily identifiable through their lifestyles".
The Traditional Health Practitioners had a night vigil at Mkhuhlu stadium where they performed the rituals and asked intervention from their ancestors.
The KNP is the main target for poachers as it hosts the highest number of rhinos. The number of rhinos killed in the park alone so far stand at 226.
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The 4-H Building will be full of exhibits and displays. While there are to many to list here, some of the favorites are cooking, quilting, produce, arts & crafts, woodworking and of course our "Wheat Showcase". All these events at the Russell County Free Fair will probably make you hungry so, take time to enjoy the food vendors or the 4-H Food Stand.
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We got a lot of work done tonight. I'll tell you what, two things stood out to me tonight. Number one, the offensive line, we were down a couple guys, and they were rotating through, and they were battling. It's not fun for them but it's good for them, learning to play different positions, having to adjust on the run. Learning the scheme, and learning to play next to each other, I thought that was pretty good. And we haven't talked about Ka'imi Fairbairn at all, but I think he's only missed 1-2 field goals the entire spring. He hit another 60-yarder tonight. I think every time I've put him at 60-yards, he's made it. I think he's made tremendous progress. I think a lot of that has to do with the snap and the hold and the mechanics of kicking a field goal is more than just swinging his leg. The snap has to be right. Right now you're seeing Longo put the laces in the right spot every single time. Jerry worked with Ka'imi and they adjusted the way the ball was put down on the ground, they leaned it forward a little bit. Jeff Locke came back with a little tip from the NFL to increase the sweet spot, and I think he's really hitting the ball well and with a lot of consistency. It was a good night and a good practice, coming back after an excellent practice on Saturday and got some work down. I like where we're at.
On Zach Whitley and Caleb Benenoch:
Zach probably won't like me saying this but he fell down the stairs today, he took a wrong step. I don't know what he was doing, but his heel slipped and he took a stumble and got a bruise. He'll be back on Wednesday. Caleb, same thing, he felt like his knee hyper extended a little, but you saw him over there riding the bike, and he'll be back on Wednesday.
On Johnny Johnson:
He hurt his shoulder and he's out for the rest of spring.
On Isaako Savaiinaea:
He'll be back on Wednesday. You guys worry too much about injuries. Worry about the guys practicing, not the ones not practicing.
On Malcolm Bunche:
I didn't watch him. I'll tell you after I watch the film. If you want to call me after midnight, I'll tell you.
On Poasi Moala and Kenny Lacy:
All I know is that they had to move around a lot. Adrian was back there, going crazy. But they did a good job. It wasn't perfect, but there is a lot to learn putting them in that position.
On Mossi Johnson and Ishmael Adams:
We had a little tussle between Mossi and Ish. Forced them to stay in there. I wanted to see if they could get refocused and play the next play. Your typical reaction some time is to get them out of there. But I think we're at the point as a team, rather than get them out of there, I want to see if they can get refocused. If they can play the next play. This is when you have to learn those things. Those are some competitive guys right there. Mossi has caught our eyes, I know you guys have seen that and he presents a heck of a challenge. It's great for guys like Ish and Fabien. There is going to be dustups like that. If they can get refocused for the next play, that's big for us.
On if Asiantii Woulard and Jerry Neuheisel are still neck-and-neck:
You know, I'm not evaluating the quarterbacks yet. I want to see their body of work, throughout the spring. I want to see where they are and evaluate them at the end, instead of on a day-to-day basis. You know, I think the guy that we don't talk about enough is Mike Fafuel. Mike does a heck of a job when he's out there. He's got a heck of an arm. He's accurate. To me, all three of those guys are kind of in a cluster. We'll see who emerges here in a couple of weeks.
On Craig Lee's progress:
He, in his protection and the way he catches the ball, he's got good burst through the hole. He looks good. I've been impressed with him. And he seems like he has a much better grasp of what he's supposed to do right now. It's hard for those guys on the scout team last year. They went almost the entire year not playing in our offense. Now, they sat in our meetings and they heard the verbiage, but they really didn't get to practice our offense like those guys. Now that he's got a couple of weeks under his belt, you're seeing him starting to take off. You guys get to see Kennedy's individual work, and he does a phenomenal job. The focus on fundamentals, his attention to details is fantastic. When you watch the 1on1 pass pro that we do, it gets competitive and violent.
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Like all athletes, 16-year-old swimmer Ye Shiwen of China was hoping to have the time of her life at the London Games.
When she did, people started asking questions.
Ye shattered Stephanie Rice's world record in the 400-meter individual medley on Saturday, finishing in 4:23.43. She swam the final 50-meter split in an astoundingly quick 28.93 seconds. To put that in perspective, that's faster than the 50-meter split time turned in by Ryan Lochte (29.10) in the men's 400 IM.


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Downtown road projects planned
By TOM CALLIS
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Traffic cones and lane closures may become common sights for motorists driving to downtown Hilo next year.
Hawaii County will be rehabilitating portions of Kilauea and Kamehameha avenues near the town's commercial core, with both projects scheduled to occur almost back-to-back.
Kilauea Avenue between Ponahawai and Pauahi streets will be first.
That $1.5 million project, awarded to Yamada and Sons, will begin Jan. 2 and end in March. Along with new pavement, it will also include drainage improvements and an upgraded pedestrian crossing near Kukuau Street.
Roadwork on Kamehameha Avenue between Ponahawai Street and the canoe parking lot on the Hamakua side of the Wailoa River bridge will follow in May. The project is estimated to take 18 months to complete and will include new pavement, sidewalks, curb ramps, a bike lane, street lights, and signal changes at the Pauahi Street intersection.
The project is estimated at $15 million, with 80 percent of the cost covered with federal funds.
Lane closures will occur from approximately 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday for both projects.
It's unclear how many months lane closures will occur on Kamehameha Avenue since a traffic plan hasn't been made, said Noelani Whittington, Public Works public information specialist. That will occur after a contractor is selected.
The project will go out to bid Wednesday, she said.
At least two lanes — one in each direction — will remain open on both roads during construction. Whittington said drivers should be aware of potential delays.
Parade organizers may also have to worry.
Kamehameha Avenue is a major route for the several parades that happen each year. Whittington said organizers may have to make adjustments for the long duration of construction.
Dan Kama, organizer of the Veterans Day parade, said the county told him he will have to find a new spot for the viewing stand and large U.S. flag that is flown over the road.
"It can be done," he said, "but I'm a particular guy. Strictly for the military, for the vets, I got to be very careful where I put the flag let alone the viewing stand."
Whittington said work on Kilauea Avenue will be done before the Merrie Monarch festival's parade, which uses both roads.
Work on Kamehameha Avenue is scheduled to begin after the festival, which runs March 31 to April 6, though there may be an impact on the 2014 parade.
Alice Moon, Hilo Downtown Improvement Association executive director, said she is concerned about the impacts to parades but thinks the projects will overall have a minimal effect on downtown.
"I'm personally happy to hear they are doing it," she said. "I think to put up with that for a period of time to have better egress and ingress into downtown is not a bad thing."
Moon said she had not heard of concerns yet from any downtown merchants about the upcoming work.
At least one business owner will be glad to see it.
Kim Tokihiro, owner of Hilo Floral Designs, said she has dealt with frequent flooding at her store on Kilauea Avenue, and has even had to use sand bags.
The reconstruction work will result in better drainage outside her shop, the county has told her, relieving her of a near constant source of frustration.
"We always get flooded," she said, "whenever we get a big rain."
Tokihiro said she will also be glad to see lights installed at the crosswalk near her shop.
The crosswalk is located between Kukuau and Ponahawai streets, and is invisible to many motorists, she said.
"I get scared for the old people when they cross the street," Tokihiro said, noting that it's difficult to get the attention of drivers in all four lanes.
Whittington said traffic cameras will be installed at the intersection of Pauahi Street and Kamehameha Avenue.
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Johnny Manziel passed for 273 yards and 4 TDs and rushed for another 2 TDs to lead Texas A&M to a 57-7 rout of UTEP.
Texas A&M started slow, trailing UTEP 7-2 early and by a slim 9-7 after one quarter. but the Aggies took advantage of 3 Miner turnovers to score 27 second quarter points and take a 36-7 halftime lead, then cruised to a 57-7 win
UTEP received the opening kickoff and picked up a first down on two runs by Aaron Jones before the Aggie defense tackled Jones for losses on three successive plays. Facing 4th-and-19 from their 12-yard line, a UTEP punt was blocked by Aggie defensive back Floyd Raven and the ball went through the endzone for a safety to give Texas A&M a 2-0 lead at the 11:26 mark in the first quarter.
Texas A&M went 3-and-out on their first possession and a short punt gave UTEP the ball at their 27-yard line. UTEP marched 73 yards in 9 plays, and Aaron Jones scored on a 4-yard run to give the Miners a surprising 7-2 lead with 5:39 left in the first quarter.
It took the Aggies just 4 plays and 63 seconds to regain the lead when Johnny Manziel threw a 44-yard touchdown pass to Travis Labhart to take a 9-7 lead.
UTEP and Texas A&M exchanged punts until early in the second quarter when the Aggies mounted a 5-play, 63-yard scoring drive. After a 23-yard run by Ben Malena and a 23-yard pass completion from Johnny Manziel to Malcome Kennedy to the Miner 1-yard line, Tra Carson bulled his way into the endzone for a touchdown. The Aggies extra pouit attempt was unsuccessful due to a bad hold, leaving Texas A&M with a 15-7 lead.
On the first play of the ensuing Miner possession, a Blaire Sullivan pass attempt was intercepted by Aggie cornerback DeVante Harris and Harris returned the interception to the UTEP 32-yard line. It took Texas A&M just 3 plays to take advantage of the turnover, with Johnny Manziel throwing a 15-yard touchdown pass to Malcome Kennedy to extend the Aggie lead to 22-7 with 8:32 left in the second quarter.
UTEP drove to the Aggie 47-yard line, where facing a 3rd-and-15, the Miners threw a screen pass to Jordan Leslie but Texas A&M linebacker Darian Claiborne forced a fumble that was recovered by Aggie defensive back Noel Ellis at the UTEP 49-yard line. Johnny Manziel led the Aggies to another touchdown in 6 plays, with Manziel scoring on a 10-yard scramble to give the Aggies a 29-7 lead with 3:07 left in the first half.
The next UTEP possession ended when Aggie safety Howard Matthews intercepted a Blaire Sullivan pass and returned it to the UTEP 28-yard line. After an 11-yard Johnny Manziel scramble, Manziel throw a 17-yard touchdown pass to Travis Labhart to extend the Texas A&M lead to 36-7 with 1:09 to go in the half and UTEP ran out the clock to take it to the locker room.
At the half, Texas A&M led in total yards, 246 to 138, and in first downs, 12 to 6.
Texas A&M received the second half kickoff, and in under two minures opened up a 43-7 lead on a 49-yard Johnny Manziel touchdown scramble.
After Texas A&M forced another UTEP punt, Johnny Manziel was sacked twice before connecting with Laquvionte Gonzalez for a 57-yard pass completion, then Manziel threw a 26-yard touchdown pass to Mike Evans to give the Aggies a 50-7 lead with 7:39 left in the third quarter.
That was to be the end of Johnny Manziel's night, completing 16 of 24 passes for 273 yards and 4 TDs and rushing for 67 yards and 2 TDs on 7 carries.
After Aggie return man LaQuvionte Gonzalez fumbled a UTEP punt, the Miners looked to be threatening a score when with a 1st-and-10 at the Aggie 14-yard line a Blaire Sullivan pass was intercepted in the endzone by Aggie safety Howard Matthews and Matthews returned it to the 24-yard line.
True freshman Kenny Hill came on at quarterback for Texas A&M and led the Aggies on a 6-play, 74-yard scoring drive, with Trey Williams scoring on a 14-yard run to give Texas A&M a 57-7 lead with 2:05 to go in the third quarter.
From that point both UTEP and Texas A&M pretty much just ran out the clock as the Aggies win in a rout to improve to 7-2 for the season.
Texas A&M rolled up 564 yards of offense, 330 passing and 234 rushing, while holding UTEP to 198 total yards and forcing 4 Miner turnovers.
Travis Labhart had 4 catches for 83 yards and 2 TDs, Malcome Kennedy 4 catches for 63 yards and 1 TDs, and Mike Evans 4 catches for 46 yards and 1 TD. Brandon Williams rushed for 59 yards on 5 carries and Ben Malena added 45 yards on 4 carries.
For UTEP, Blaire Sullivan completed just 9 of 17 passes for 71 yards with 3 interceptions.
Of significant concern for the Aggies going forward, big back Tra Carson was injured early in the fourth quarter and had to be stretchered from the field.
Texas A&M (7-2, 3-2 SEC) now gets ready to host Mississippi State in a nationally televised broadcast on CBS next Saturday afternoon.


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Kids in the Hunter Valley are well catered for. The following restaurants and cafes are happy to welcome the little ones and have a menu especially suited to children.
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San Martino (St Martin) is the patron Saint of Churchgoers, Innkeepers, Vignerons, Winemakers, and the protector of all drinkers. An authentic Italian dish always starts with the best flour, garden fresh tomatoes, and the best quality local produce. Then of course matched to a great wine. Sounds simple … We make all our own pasta and sauces from scratch, in the traditional Italian way. Come in and enjoy our Bites, Pizza and Pasta. So a visit to Wine Country is not complete without a visit to S...
Sabor in the Hunter has the Hunter Valley's LARGEST range of desserts. Over the last 3 years SABOR have grown their dessert menu to include over 50 different desserts, each one created individually as nothing is served by the slice. This brings a new level of culinary delight to desserts in the Hunter Valley. Indulge in multi-award winning Portuguese Chocolate Mousse, decadent cakes, pastries, hand-made chocolates, Portuguese tarts and gourmet ice-cream. A large range of gluten free desse...
In the heart of Wine Country, with the distinctive Heritage Brick Beehive Kilns, Potters provides the perfect setting for your Hunter Valley experience. Potters is home to the Hunters only Micro-Brewery - the Hunter Beer Co. Join a tour, talk to our Brewers, or sit back in our relaxing beer garden whilst enjoying one of our several award-winning beers and a tasty snack, or recharge with a hearty meal in our famous Brasserie. For a truly memorable Hunter Valley experience stay the night in our we...
A must visit on the Pub food trail! Great food, great service & oodles of character.
Come & experience the friendly hospitality the Australia Hotel has to offer. Situated in the town of Cessnock, the gateway to the Hunter Valley vineyards & surrounded by a number of quality golf courses, the Aussie offers the perfect affordable alternative for your next Hunter Valley stay. Comfortable pub style accommodation, welcoming bars, a great tab, undercover outdoor area & the award winning Aussie bistro awaits you at the Aussie. Let us arrange your next Hunter Valley getaway ...
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In 2015 The Verandah Restaurant will also be hosting Paella Classes, dates and more information can be found our our website.
Esca Bimbadgen is situated high on a hill in the heart of Hunter Valley Wine Country. Dedicated to the art of food & wine matching, Esca's modern Australian cuisine, fresh local and home grown produce and spectacular views make for a truly memorable dining experience. Esca's contemporary restaurant design features large glass windows and an open balcony allowing guests stunning wine country views over the Bimbadgen vineyards to the Brokenback ranges. Esca Bimbadgen is a regional ...
With its long-standing reputation for excellence, the multi award-winning Cellar Restaurant is a must-visit. Specialising in rustic Mediterranean cuisine with a focus on quality steaks as well as a range of other meats, poultry and fish, all cooked to your liking on the char-grill. Start your meal with a selection of tasty morsels and don't miss the delightful desserts. There's a great Hunter focused wine list too! Open for lunch and dinner, Monday to Saturday. Bookings ...
Oishii has something to please every kind of palate.Whether dining inside in the Thai-themed dining room or outside overlooking the architecturally designed amphitheatre and vines, Oishii is a must for the gourmet traveller.
Estate Tuscany's "The Mill", has had rave reviews regarding the incredible diversity with modern Hunter cuisine. Named after the windmill on the corner of our property, the Mill has it all, good wine, good food and good times.
Set atop Hope Estate winery and in the heart of Hunter Valley Wine Country, Harvest Restaurant overlooks 420 acres of rolling vineyards and picturesque lakes. The stunning view from the enormous deck is the perfect accompaniment to great wine & food. The restaurant's food style is of light, fresh flavours that are in pure harmony with the fabulous wines of Hope Estate. Enjoy a walk through the inspiring Great Cask Hall and sample the wines of Hope Estate at the cellar door before lunc...
Located at Estate Tuscany (Formally Tuscany Wine Estate Resort), the Brokenback Bar offers that relaxed feeling whilst overlooking the local vineyards & Brokenback Ranges. Offering Beer on tap, variety of local wines, tapas meals, pizza's & pasta. Open from 12noon until late, 7 days.
Looking for a great place to have a relaxed Breakfast or Lunch? Drayton's Log Press Cafe at Drayton's Family Wines offers morning teas, lunch and afternoon teas as well as a range of handmade and natural gifts and produce. Catering for all functions - we can arrange packages to cater for that next special event to suit most prices and tastes. Bus groups are welcome.
Restaurant Cuvee is open for Breakfast & Lunch 7 days a week. Our breakfast specialty is our Bubbly Breakfast which includes a superbly cooked breakfast, chocolates and Peterson House Sparkling Wine so why not indulge for breakfast when next in the Hunter Valley. Our Head Chef Chad Pridue has just realsed his new menu which is a treat for the senses. Enjoy a quick bite between wine tastings or sit back with friends and enjoy a long lunch.
Emerson is the first in the Hunter Valley to offer a Chef's Table. Presenting dinners a unique opportunity to eat dinner in the kitchen while watching the Chef's at work. So close you can almost touch them.
Enjoy an alfresco lunch on the terrace overlooking the vineyard. The seasonal menu is an eclectic compilation of foods with a distinct focus on high quality meals with incredible depth and flavour. Food is matched with Vinden Estate Wines which are available for tasting at the cellar door. Reservations Recommended. Ph: (02) 49987410 Open for Lunch Saturday & Sunday 12:00-3:00pm
Come and join us at Brickworks Brasserie at Potters Hotel and Brewery for a great relaxed meal with family and friends. With the extensive menu there is something to cater for every taste, from the signature Beer 'n' Beef Pie, to a light Salad or mouth watering dessert. Match your meal with a Beer brewed right onsite in the Hunter Valley's only Brewery - the Hunter Beer Co. With both indoor and outside seating and a children's playground, Potters is a perfect&nb...
Award winning 'Il Cacciatore', located in the heart of the vineyards, is one of the more popular restaurants in the valley for both locals and visitors.
The Lovedale is our popular and versatile dining space with wide appeal. It's a bar. A restaurant. And it has the Lovedale Brewery and Distillery right next door. It's a place where tantalising meals are made, where the drinks run cold and where conversations just flow. Located on the ground floor and enjoying beautiful resort views, just stepping into The Lovedale will put a smile on your face. Relax on our outdoor deck or on the comfy chairs indoors and enjoy our friendly se...
The Legends Grill restaurant is a dining experience to remember. Delivering the simple pleasures in life, the seasonal menu features contemporary Australian cuisine incorporating the star attraction - the distinctive and unique Grill.
Twine Restaurant at Wynwood Estate is the ultimate for those who enjoy modern Australian food with a twist. Enjoy our signature half dozen oysters done six different ways or for something sweet, try our Rocky road parfait. Overlooking the picturesque vineyards, Twine Restaurant spills out onto a rose-trimmed courtyard, perfect for lunch in the sunshine, or evening cocktails under the stars. In 2015 Twine is also hosting Trout, Salmon and Chocolate classes, see our website for more...
Casual dining, overlooking our vineyards. Our signature 'Cypriot Meze' is a four course feast inspired by Mediterranean and Middle East cuisine. Take as long or as little as you like for a true Hunter Valley experience. Lighter options also available. "Kopiaste...come, eat, enjoy!!"
Amanda's On The Edge Restaurant is located on the beautiful Windsor's Edge Vineyard. Enjoy stunning sweeping views looking out over the vineyard and surrounding country land.
Pokolbin's first and only boutique brewhouse. This is where the amazing Bluetongue Brewery story began back in 2001. Now known as the Matilda Bay Brewhouse Hunter Valley, only a glass wall separates you from the original brewhouse. Winemakers often say "It takes a lot of beer to make a quality wine…" So what better way to finish a hard day of wine tasting in the Hunter Valley Wine Country than with a cleansing beer… Experience the unique Beer Tasting Paddle with a...
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For the first time in six seasons, the Amarillo Gorillas did not make the Central Hockey League playoffs last season.
The Gorillas finished 22-32-10 and last in the Southwest Division, leading the league in overtime losses.
Things have changed in the Jungle since then.
Amarillo has a new owner, Randy Sanders.
Amarillo has a new coach, Tom Coolen.
Amarillo has an almost entirely new roster of players.
Left winger Austin Sutter, who played in all 64 games last season and was fourth on the team with 65 points, might be the only Gorilla to return from last season.
Depending on the final roster, which is due to the league today, the other 18 roster spots are new Gorillas.
The Gorillas had two preseason games, beating New Mexico twice, including once in overtime.
"We had some good players that didn't play (in preseason) games," Coolen said. "Overall, we were pretty pleased with the preseason games, I thought we played pretty well 5-on-5, and the goaltending was solid."
At the start of the season, the Gorillas will rotate goaltenders Sebastian Jonsson and Simon Nielsen.
Nielsen, from Denmark, stopped 26 of 30 shots in a 5-4 preseason win against New Mexico. Jonsson, from Sweden, stopped 36 of 39 shots against the Scorpions in a 4-3 preseason win.
Coolen said Jonsson will start the season opener in net, while Nielsen will start the home opener.
"They are both battling," Coolen said. "Right now, the plan is to rotate the goalies."
Coolen said his team will combine a mixture of physical play with finesse.
"You try to get that good mix," Coolen said. "You have to have both."
The Gorillas will be in a strong division, with defending CHL champion Arizona.
"Arizona won it all last season, but every team has some changes from last season," said Coolen, who coached in Europe against Arizona defenseman and captain Chris Bartolone. "I know they are a good team. And we'll have to be good also to compete.
"Are we where I want them to be? No. We still have a lot of work to do. We'll be a solid team, though."
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Several former Gorillas are in the CHL. The Rapid City Rush, the lone expansion team this season, is coached by former Amarillo coach Joe Ferras, who guided the Gorillas to the postseason four consecutive seasons. Former Gorillas Chris Lipsett, Mark DeSantis and Rich Hansen are on the Rush roster ... Former Gorillas coach Jim Wiley is the CHL Director of Hockey Operations ... Former Gorillas right winger Bill Vandermeer, who tied for the team lead with 84 points last season, is playing for the Oklahoma City Blazers ... Former Amarillo Rattler Chris Brooks, the 1996-97 WPHL MVP, is head coach of the Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees.
This is the 17th season of play for the CHL, which has 16 teams across nine states.
For the second consecutive season, the CHL playoffs will consist of 10 teams. The format will be each division winner from each conference earning the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds. The other three teams per conference will be determined by highest point totals.
The 2009 CHL All-Star Game is scheduled for Jan. 14 at the Budweiser Events Center in Loveland, Colo.
The CHL will have two expansion teams for the 2009-10 season, Independence, Mo., and Allen, Texas.
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Robert Reich: The horror of the Boston Marathon is real. But the xenophobic fears it has aroused are not. I would have hoped United States senators felt an obligation to calm public passions than pander to them.
Prolonged Solitary Confinement on Trial
Angola3Media: A diverse grassroots movement confronting the widespread use of prolonged solitary confinement in US prisons appears to be gaining momentum.
Arizona Considering Requiring Hospitals to Verify Immigration Status
Andrea Nill: SB-1405 would require hospitals to conduct an immigration status check before admitting a patient for non-emergency care. If the person is in the country illegally, hospitals will be forced to report the patient to federal authorities.
Why the GOP's Bizarre Attack on the 14th Amendment
Andrea Nill: it likely boils down to two things: riling up their base before November's midterm elections and creating a toxic environment to kill any chance of the DREAM Act passing if and when it is introduced this fall.
LA Progressive Articles — June 27 to July 3, 2010
Articles by Ivan Eland, David A. Love, SH. Scott Prosterman, Michele Waslin, Jerry Drucker, Ed Rampell, Georgianne Nienaber, Robert Letcher, Robert Fuller, Tom Degan, Kathleen Gronnerud, Anthony Samad, Andrea Nill, Sikivu Hutchinson, Tracy Emblem, Michael Sigman, Rev. Irene Monroe, Tina Dupuy, Linda Milazzo, Bill Londrigan, Mike Price, Jim Fuller, Mary Pallant, John Peeler, Sharon Kyle, Lydia Howell, and Steve Hockstadt,
Supreme Court Hearings: What's at Stake
David A. Love: I don't know about you, but after watching the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan, I was given the distinct impression that Thurgood Marshall was being subjected to a criminal trial, post-mortem, by Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
What's Wrong With Kagan's Confirmation Hearings
Kathleen Gronnerud: Elena Kagan now faces a Senate Judiciary Committee intent on getting her to reveal how she would decide as a Supreme Court justice. Historian Kathleen Gronnerud explains how todays inquiries are far from the process envisioned by the Founders.
Reid's Office Clarifies: No Floor Vote On Immigration Reform Before Memorial Day
Andrea Christina Nill: Though Reid has by no means tabled immigration reform, getting a bill won't be easy. The legislative calendar is packed and leaves little room for obstacles or distractions. Reid seems confident that he already has 56 votes, but he may be pressed to find the last few supporters he'll need to get a piece of legislation past cloture. And while his statements seem to have left the prospects for reform unchanged, of more significance might be the fact that Graham was quoted today saying: "immigration is going nowhere this year."
Blending Empathy and Justice
President Obama praised Sonia Sotomayor's "empathy" when he nominated her for the Supreme Court. Some have argued that empathy has no place in jurisprudence, but legal scholar Joel K. Goldstein finds historical precedents to the contrary.
Alabama Senator Linked to White Supremacists
With the recent announcement that Justice David Souter will retire from the U.S. Supreme Court, President Obama must now find a replacement. And over the next four years – eight years if there is a second Obama term – the president has the opportunity to shape the federal courts to reflect 21st century realities. Much […]
Republicans Begin Devouring Their Own
It didn't take the GOP long to begin devouring its own. No sooner had the Senate passed The Stim yesterday but notorious right-wing funder-in-chief Richard Mellon Scaife's front organization, "The National Republican Trust PAC," sent an urgent e-mail to fellow travellers asking for money to defeat Senators Arlen Specter, Susan Collins, and Olympia Snowe – […]


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The UFRA - Unterfrankenschau, which takes place every two years in Schweinfurt, offers a wide range of products, services and information from regional manufacturers and service providers. The visitors can receive detailed information and comprehensive information on the latest developments, trends, services and products in the fields of clothing, electrical appliances, building materials, consumer electronics, vehicles, tools, office supplies, toiletries and much more. Exotic delicacies and savory delicacies are waiting for the hungry visitors in the dining areas. Traditional dance performances, fairy tale reading sessions, musical performances, lectures and different product presentations round off the program. Explore the wonderful world of UFRA and experience an unforgettable day with the whole family.
On the whole the organisers welcomed on the 9 days of the fair, from 27. September to 05. October 2014, about 70000 visitors on the UFRA in Schweinfurt.
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The Islands that surround Scotland are a popular region, though one that is not recognised legally (instead it falls within the Highlands region). Distilleries include the malty, citrussy Arran, on the island of the same name; the oily, smoky Jura; Highland Park and Scapa on Orkney to the north, both of which produce heathery, honeyed whiskies; the Isle of Skye houses the renowned Talisker distillery, which produces very youthful, spicy whiskies, and of course Mull plays home to Tobermory, which makes soft, sweet whiskies.
A superb 18 year old from the Highland Park distillery and a winner of a Gold Medal at the 2005 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. More info
This 16 year old from the Isle of Jura was a bronze medal winner at the 2004 International Wine and Spirits Competition. More info
A single malt made up of different ages, 13 percent of whisch is said to be heavily peated... It turns out Stevie was wrong, Superstition is the way! More info
Rich and full bodied, Arran seems to suit red wine, and this Port Cask finish is testament to that. Great maturity and at 50% for additional complexity. This expression was released in 2010. More info
A classic Island dram from the Isle of Skye. Always highly rated, this was an Editor's Choice at Whisky Magazine. Lots of spice and fresh, tangy peat. More info
A gentle, affable 10 year old single malt from the Tobermory distillery on the Isle of Mull. Now at the higher strength of 46.3%... More info
A very peated edition from Isle of Jura, Prophecy is made from a selection of old and rare Jura whiskies. Very interesting indeed. More info
The entry level bottling from Scotland's most northerly distillery, Highland Park, aged for 12 years with plenty of citrus and green notes. More info
Many experts rate 21-year-old Highland Park as one of the best examples from this popular distillery. Originally created exclusively for global travel retail and duty free markets, this whisky was… More info
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A light hued single malt from the Tobermory distillery on Mull. Ledaig represents peated single malt from the distillery. More info
The 2010 released Amarone finish from Arran. This has a similar style to the brilliant Sassicaia finish. Amarone is dry Italian red made using partially dried Corvina grapes, Rondinella grapes and… More info
The 2010 release from Arran, the 14 year old replaces the previous benchmark, the 12. This was finished in fresh bourbon and sherry hogsheads 2 years before it was bottled. The result is a sweet,… More info
The Arran Malt finished in Sauternes casks. These casks that previously held Bordeaux sweet wine give a honeyed sweetness to the isle of Arran's only single malt distillery. More info
A single malt from the Isle of Arran distillery, celebrating the famed Scottish poet, Robert Burns. This bottling is officially endorsed by the World Burns Federation, it is said that Burns held… More info
Talisker Storm is a new no age statement whisky released at the beginning of 2013. It offers up plenty of distillery character alongside some smokier depth and complexity. More info
You can spend years waiting for a new release in Talisker's core range then two come along at once! Hot on the heels of Talisker Storm in early 2013 comes Talisker's Port Ruighe, pronounced 'Port… More info
An autumn distillation, this Ledaig may only be 7 years old but these peated malt whiskies produced in Tobermory are excellent at these younger ages. Part of Douglas Laing's Provenance range, this… More info
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Elixirs are said to give life to those who need it, if fantasy fiction is to be believed. While we don't think this Isle of Jura 12 Year Old Elixir has any magical properties (in fact, we're sure of… More info
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If you imbibe, Raki is what you will find yourself drinking in Turkey.
Also known as "lion's milk," because it turns milky white when water is added, this is an anise-flavored spirit typically enjoyed at the start of a meal with the medley of little appetizers called meze.
In the cookbook "Classic Turkish Cooking" (I.B. Tauris, 2011, paperback $26), author Ghillie Basan says:
"It can be drunk in three ways: as a shot; in a tall glass mixed with water and ice; or in two glasses — one containing a measure of raki, the other water — drunk alternately and cooled with ice."
Basan adds that liquid mastika, a gummy resin from the acacia tree, is sometimes added to bottles of raki, "which gives it a chewy twang and knocks back the spirit."


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ATLANTA - Auburn receiver Darvin Adams was already approaching SEC championship game history when a pair of first-half dropped passes helped South Carolina get back in Saturday's game.
He more than made up for those missteps on the last play of the first half - the play that gave him the championship game record for receiving yards. Adams hauled in a Cam Newton Hail Mary for a 51-yard touchdown - a pass that South Carolina safety DeVonte Holloman tipped up in the air and cornerback Stephon Gilmore had a chance to deflect - giving him a record 217 receiving yards in the game and his team a 28-14 halftime edge.
"I thought Kodi (Burns) was about to catch it, but it bounced up," said Adams, who did not have a catch in the second half and finished with seven catches for 217 yards and two touchdowns. "Gilmore actually tried to get the ball and I just tried to go over him and catch the ball."
Auburn dominated the first quarter, thanks in large part to Newton's 62-yard completion to Adams on Auburn's second play from scrimmage and a 54-yard touchdown pass to Newton later in the quarter.
The Tigers led 21-7 for nearly all of the second quarter, but a touchdown catch by South Carolina's Alshon Jeffery trimmed Auburn's lead to 21-14 with only 16 seconds left until halftime when the Tigers took over for one last-gasp drive before the break. A quick 8-yard pass to Emory Blake moved the ball to Auburn's 49, setting up one last shot at the end zone.
Then Newton rolled right, heaved a pass into the end zone, where Adams nabbed the tipped ball and reclaimed the momentum that had just shifted sidelines.
"It was a big momentum swing," said Auburn cornerback T'Sharvan Bell, who returned an interception for a 10-yard touchdown in the third quarter. "After he got that catch, it was like, 'Hey, anything can happen. Hey, this is our time.' "
Second-half team
Nobody will confuse Auburn's porous defense with that of the 1985 Chicago Bears, but the Tigers continued their dominant play after halftime on Saturday.
A week after allowing Alabama only 67 yards, three points and no third-down conversions in the second half of a comeback victory, the Tigers again allowed only three points to South Carolina and limited the Gamecocks to a 2-for-6 effort on third down after halftime.
They even managed to slow down superstar receiver Jeffery, who caught four passes for 36 yards and the 1-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter. Jeffery had eight catches for 192 yards and two touchdowns when the two teams met in September.
"We don't want to be a second-half defense. But we know when the time comes that we have to step up," Bell said. "We'd like to start every game fast and not let them score on the opening drive and things like that, but we knew when we get the corrections and play the way we can play, we knew we'd have a great game."
Hometown connection
Jefferson's Brandon Mosley expected big things when he enrolled at Auburn in January, but even he wouldn't have predicted what would come 11 months later.
"I expected to win a lot, but I didn't expect this," Mosley said on the field after the game, as confetti fell on his undefeated team that had just clinched a spot in the BCS championship game. "We pulled it off. Nobody expected us to do this, but we proved a lot of people wrong."
A transfer from Coffeyville (Kan.) Junior College, Mosley started the season as one of Auburn's backup offensive linemen. He was pressed into significant action when starting tackle Lee Ziemba went down with an injury in the second game of the season - a win at Mississippi State.
Mosley took over at right tackle the following week against Clemson when A.J. Greene suffered a season-ending injury, and he has been a fixture in the starting lineup ever since.
He started his 10th consecutive game on Saturday, with only one more to go - when the Tigers play Oregon for the national title on Jan. 10.
"It's been amazing. I can't even really grasp it yet," Mosley said. "It's just been so unreal to me."
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There were at least nine SEC championship game records set or tied Saturday, including biggest margin of victory (39 points), points by one team (Auburn's 56), total offense by one team (Auburn's 589 yards) and average yards per play by one team (Auburn's 8.29). ... South Carolina set a championship game record with 139 kickoff return yards. ... The SEC West has won five of the last eight conference championships, but owns an 8-11 record in championship game history. ... The higher-ranked team has won 13 of the 19 SEC championship games.
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Marvel at this impressive piece of Victorian engineering, the world's largest working waterwheel – the Great Laxey Wheel.
Designed by the Victorian engineer Robert Casement, the wheel was built in 1854 to pump water from Glen Mooar which was part of the Great Laxey Mines industrial complex.
Standing at over 72 feet high the wheel, which is also known as Lady Isabella, has been one of the Isle of Man's most popular tourist attractions for well over 150 years.
You'll have the opportunity to watch the wheel turning before attempting to climb to the top where you'll be rewarded with panoramic views across the Glen Mooar Valley.
Once back on solid ground you can walk through the valley to find the Great Laxey Mines – learn about the lives of the miners, walk into the mine audit and take a trip on the Great Laxey Mines Railway which was once used to carry lead and zinc ores from deep inside the Great Laxey Mine.
Opening Times & Admission
The Great Laxey Wheel is open between February and October 2016.
- From 6th February 2016 open on weekends from 11am to 3pm
- From 20th March 2016 open daily from 11am to 3pm
- Between 25th March and 30th October 2016 open daily from 9:30am to 5pm
Admission costs £5 for adults and £2.50 for children.
FREE admission to all Manx National Heritage properties for members of the National Trust, English Heritage, Scottish National Trust, Historic Scotland, CADW, York Archaeological Trust, OPW Ireland and members of the Trusts of Australia, New Zealand, The Cayman Islands, Bermuda and Malta.
This site has its own car park.
Disabled parking is available although disabled access is limited.
You can also purchase a Manx National Heritage Holiday Pass which allows you to discover all of the Isle of Man's most fascinating heritage sites from the world's largest working waterwheel to castles to cottages, museums and historic homes. The Manx National Heritage Holiday Pass cost £20 for adults and £10 for children and are valid for 14 days from the first date of use.
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于 2011年10月29日 07:00, Eric Blake 写道:
On 10/20/2011 04:45 AM, Osier Yang wrote:This patch is to solve the problem by introducing internal XML (won't be dumped to user, only dumped to status XML). The XML is: <origstates> <unbind/> <remove_slot/> <reprobe/> </origstates>
Oh, I forgot to clarify this, will add when pushing. <hostdev> <source> <origstates>...</origstates> </source> </hostdev> only for PCI device.
Which element will this be added under?+++ b/src/conf/domain_conf.c @@ -59,8 +59,12 @@ verify(VIR_DOMAIN_VIRT_LAST<= 32); /* Private flags used internally by virDomainSaveStatus and * virDomainLoadStatus. */ typedef enum {- VIR_DOMAIN_XML_INTERNAL_STATUS = (1<<16), /* dump internal domain status information */ - VIR_DOMAIN_XML_INTERNAL_ACTUAL_NET = (1<<17), /* dump/parse<actual> element */+ /* dump internal domain status information */ + VIR_DOMAIN_XML_INTERNAL_STATUS = (1<<16), + /* dump/parse<actual> element */ + VIR_DOMAIN_XML_INTERNAL_ACTUAL_NET = (1<<17), + /* dump/parse original states of host PCI device */ + VIR_DOMAIN_XML_INTERNAL_PCI_ORIG_STATES = (1<<18),Is this worth a new bit, or does it fit under the already-existing umbrella of VIR_DOMAIN_XML_INTERNAL_STATUS, since we are treating these three bits as internal status? But we can change that later, if we need.
I like a new *_PCI_ORIG_STATES more, as it allows us control the the status XML more precisely, e.g. one only wants to dumpxml PCI_ORIG_STATES, though there is no such requirement currently.
+++ b/src/conf/domain_conf.h @@ -153,6 +153,31 @@ struct _virDomainDeviceInfo { } master; }; +typedef struct _virDomainHostdevOrigStates virDomainHostdevOrigStates; +typedef virDomainHostdevOrigStates *virDomainHostdevOrigStatesPtr; +struct _virDomainHostdevOrigStates { + union {Don't you need some sort of discrimination field outside of the union which tells you which part of the union is valid? Typically we use a discriminator such as 'int type; /* enum vir... */'. But until we have something to distinguish from, I guess this works.
I considered this when making the patch, there is a "type" in virDomainHostdevDef, and virDomainHostdevOrigstates won't be used standalone. We only need it when doing something on virDomainHostdevDef. So I think it's not necessary.
+ struct { + /* Does the device need to ubind from stub whens/ubind/unbind/ ACK with spelling nit fixed.
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From MissingMommy: What Should Have Been (Percy/Audrey, Percy/Oliver); Playing for Hearts (Charlie/Draco); Beautifully Misunderstood (Charlie/Draco); The Distance Between Them (Percy/Oliver); Skipping Beats (Bill/Charlie); come home soon (Charlie/Draco); love isn't always magic (various pairings, all of which are love)
From Exceeds Expectations: Chapter 15 of Impossibilities (Charlie/Draco); Chapter 26 of Impossibilities (Dean/Seamus); Sometimes (John/Sherlock); not even real (Sirius/Regulus, Sirius/Remus)
From Cheeky Slytherin Lass: Imaginary Things (Dean/Luna); Take the Pain Away (Percy/Oliver); Chapter 20 of Beyond Reason (Charlie/Draco); Chapter 24 of Beyond Reason (Lavender/Parvati); Describing Justin (Justin/Ernie)
From cherryredxx: Kindred Spirits and Second Chances (Charlie/Draco)
From TheGameMrsHudsonIsAfoot: Division (Mycroft/Lestrade)
From autumn midnights: The Greatest Victory (Dean/Seamus)
From xakemii: Draw You (Dean/Seamus)
From Forever Siriusly Sirius: It's where my demons hide (Charlie/Draco)
From HedwigBlack: Inevitable (Bill/Charlie); the music our collisions make (Charlie/Draco)
From starlight.moon.princess: Life Shaded In Hues Of Red(chapter 4) (Rodolphus/Rabastan)
All are fantastic stories by even more fantastic authors, and you should definitely go read them.
"But on your bad days, couldn't you just say, 'Hey, I am having a bad day'?" –Andrea Gibson, "Letter to the Playground Bully"
I would just like to say that my muse has a ship. My muse has a ship. People (well, person, Paula), ship my muse.
Clarence/Gertrude forever!
(ClaraHarry, if you want to go by nicknames, which we do XD)
(Clara is Sam's muse)
(they belong together :D)
"In a world that could have left us hard as metal we were soft as nostalgia together." -Andrea Gibson, "I do"
I would also like to say that, for some bizarre reason, people have begun to ship Saura.
Being Sam/Laura.
Being Sam and I.
Look, we have fanart! ON A DINO, NO LESS. BECAUSE DINO SAURA.
(still deciding between flattered and disturbed)
And look! We have two fics! Wait, when did we get three fics?
We also have a joint account
(because what else were we going to name it?)
"If I'd never met you, I wouldn't like you. If I didn't like you, I wouldn't love you. If I didn't love you, I wouldn't miss you. But I did, I do, and I will." –Anonymous