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Pierce Ranch Vineyards is a boutique winery located in a highland valley at the southern border of Monterey County, but its wines have the robust characteristics of those from the Iberian Peninsula. That's because the family that operates the vineyard specializes in Spanish and Portuguese varietals. They use careful growing methods and fermentation techniques to craft a wide range of limited-run wines. Each and every one of their yearly production of 2,000 cases is grown on the estate. While lesser-known varieties such as touriga, tempranillo, and albariño are emphasized, more familiar grapes such as cabernet sauvignon and zinfandel are represented as well. Previous vintages have included their 2010 albariño that was awarded "Best in Show" at the Central Coast Wine Competition and a 2007 petite sirah that was declared "Best in California" at the California State Fair Wine Competition
Flowers and ornamental vines surround the winery's tasting room, which occupies a cozy bungalow near the coast of Monterey Bay. Servers jot the day's wine offerings on a chalkboard and fill glasses behind a wooden bar. In addition to wine tastings, visitors can stop by for live music or open-house events.
Odonata's winemaker, Denis Hoey, combines old-world methods with modern ideas and techniques to create subtly complex wines in the traditional French style. A focus on sustainably grown, organic local grapes helps to create the food-friendly wines, which can be enjoyed immediately but also age well.
1933 was a banner year for Phillip and John Bargetto. Prohibition finally ended, and the brothers were able to reopen their winery in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Originally from Piedmont, Italy, Phillip and John embraced their passion for growing northern-Italian varietals, twining their hillsides with vines of dolcetto, nebbiolo, and refosco grapes.
Now run by the Bargetto family's third generation, the winery continues to cultivate these same grapes as well as two of Santa Cruz's more well-known varietals, chardonnay and pinot noir. Its most heralded wines hail from the 40 acres of trellised vines at Regan Estate Vineyards, which produces balanced yet concentrated fruit thanks to its sunny hilltop location, loamy soil, and cool breezes from thousands of naturally occurring ceiling fans.
Controlled aging in new-French- or American-oak barrels imbues some of the winery's reds with lingering finishes and toasty sweetness, and stainless-steel barrels ensure that the whites retain their vibrant acidity. Although most of the wines display a more approachable style, the La Vita line embraces the family's Old-World routes, featuring complexly tannic and age-worthy blends of Phillip and John's favored dolcetto, nebbiolo, and refosco grapes.
After immigrating to America early in the 20th century, Emilio Guglielmo saved up for years before he was able buy a plot of land for his winery in 1925. In the years since, three generations of his family have run the vineyard and kept its Old World style alive. Large wooden beams, stone walls, and terracotta tiles surround guests in the tasting room, where they can sample carefully selected vintages. Each year, the winery produces nearly 40,000 cases, including the award-winning 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon and Estate Petite Sirah, each of which took home gold medals in San Francisco's International Wine Competition.
Inaugurated in 2012, the Monterey Bay Bacon, Blues & Brews Festival beckons Bay-area residents to take part in an afternoon filled with meat, music, and mead. Local chefs, including restaurant professionals and amateurs, compete to see who can win over the judges with bacon-centric dishes that festivalgoers can sample throughout the day. Although judges determine the grand-prize winner, guests decide the People's Choice titleholder through a unique voting process. Each festivalgoer is granted nine marbles with which to vote, and at the end of the event, contestants' marble jars are weighed to crown the winner. As the afternoon endures, a lineup of local and national blues musicians aims its tunes at the open sky, simultaneously entertaining onlookers and emphasizing with the lonely Man in the Moon.


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Great taste, easy preparation and clean up celebrated with time tested favorites: Jambalaya, Beef Stew, Risotto, Braised Pork and Cabbage, Chicken Dumplings. Don't miss this hands-on culinary workshop on Friday, March 21 @ 6:00pm. Learn more
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Learn to make Pate a Choux, Pate Brisee and Pate Sucree. Master éclairs, profiteroles, cream puffs, pie crust and tarts along with pastry cream, diplomat crème, and ganache. Get hands on March 14th! Register today! Learn more.
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New $73 Million Univ. of Iowa Health Clinic To Open MondayBy Addison Speck, Reporter
CORALVILLE, Iowa - On Friday, University of Iowa Health Care leaders cut the ribbon on a new 73 million dollar clinic. The clinic is projected to eventually serve up to 300 thousand patient visits a year. The facility, located in the Iowa River Landing development in Coralville, will be easily accessible to patients and provide free parking.
University of Iowa leaders said the 167 thousand square foot facility will enhance the patients health care experience. "As we started to look at what the University Hospital needs to look like for the future, it became very clear that we couldn't do much on the main campus, unless we decongested the main campus," said Sally Mason, President of the University of Iowa. Leaders believe this will open up new doors for patient care. "We wanted to make sure that the experience that the patient has coming here, will be an experience that we were unable to give before," said Jean Robillard, Vice President for Medical Affairs at the University of Iowa. The clinic was built in a developing area that leaders believe will continue to grow. "Originally in 2006 when we opened up the Marriott, we knew it would be a springboard. Now with the opening of this, we know that economic development will certainly follow," said Jim Fausett, Mayor of the City of Coralville. Mason also believes there will more to come. "Very soon there will be some excellent shopping and some wonderful dining along with a number of features that will be appealing to folks as they come to this area for their health care," she said. Initially 225 employees, some new and some transferred, will work at the clinic. Services range from primary care to cardiology and women's health. Construction started back in 2010, doors will open Monday, October 8th. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. |
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Kuznetsov gets USTA wild card for French Open
Wednesday - 5/1/2013, 6:39pm  ET
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) -- Alex Kuznetsov earned a wild card into the French Open's main draw from the U.S. Tennis Association based on results on the USTA Pro Circuit.
The 26-year-old Kuznetsov, of Richboro, Pa., and Tampa, Fla., had the best combined results at clay-court challenger tournaments in Sarasota, Fla., Savannah, Ga., and Tallahassee, Fla. He is currently ranked 176th.
Kuznetsov was the junior runner-up at Roland Garros in 2004. He has played in qualifying rounds at the French Open four times.
The USTA will also give a woman a wild card for the French Open based on clay-court results.
The U.S. Open and French Open award trade wild-card invitations every year.
The French Open starts May 26.
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Health Tip: If Your Child Develops Food Poisoning
(HealthDay News) -- If your child develops a bad case of food poisoning, it can take a few days of TLC before he feels better.
The Nemours Foundation offers these tips for the parents of a child with food poisoning:
Encourage lots of rest.
Offer plenty of fluids to help prevent dehydration. Electrolyte solutions and most beverages are fine, but avoid caffeine or milk.
Have your child take frequent but small sips of fluids.
Skip dairy products and solid foods until any diarrhea has subsided.
Don't give the child any over-the-counter anti-diarrheal medications. Such medicines can actually prolong symptoms.
Once major symptoms subside, offer small amounts of low-fat, bland foods for several days.
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PayCal is an iPhone app to help shift workers, freelancers, and students keep tack of their hours. It supports multiple jobs and multiple shifts per day and calculate gross pay per shift and pay days.
PayCal is a unique new iPhone app that allows you to easily schedule your work shifts using an efficient and beautiful gesture-based tray interface. PayCal also is the only app available that instantly translates your hours scheduled into gross pay per shift, as well as pay days.
PayCal is available on the iPhone and on sale for free until the end of today.
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We have just changed the price in the app store back to FREE until November 2nd so you guys have a chance to get it. It might take a bit to update so it may still show 99 cents right now, but I promise we have changed it to free and it should change very soon!
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Interesting idea!
Unfortunately the geolocation fencing in background is something that is reserved for Apple right now. :P


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MobiBlu Cube3 gets US price and release date
We haven't been having much luck with MobiBlu MP3 players recently, but the company's brightest star, their Cube series, will be seeing a refresh on May 1st. The MobiBlu Cube3 will be offered in a 2GB capacity priced at $99, and includes a music player, photo viewer, voice recorder, video player, FM radio, and radio recorder. Looking at the text on the MobiBlu USA Web site, it's not apparent how the Cube3 will differ from the Cube2, but we're hoping the Cube3 will be small enough to inhale.
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Categories: Reproductive Rights, Abortion, Contraception, Emergency Contraception
"Though it has lurked on the sidelines in the national health care debate, Indian Health Services is one instructive example of a government-run health system that, for all its faults, serves as a fraying lifeline for impoverished communities devastated by just about everything from diabetes to teen suicide," writes Michelle Chen for the Air America website.
Read More...Women's E-News' Julia Marsh interviews NOW President Terry O'Neill about what NOW and other women's organizations are doing to "Stop Stupak" and what we can do to rally support for a more pro-choice Senate health care reform bill: "Pro-choice activists are battling to keep the House's Stupak-Pitts amendment out of the Senate version of the health care bill. In doing so, they find themselves squaring off against an old, nearly forgotten barrier: the 1977 Hyde amendment."
Read More...USA Today's Liz Szabo reports on why women are saying "no thank you" to a recent independent panel recommendation suggesting most women don't need routine mammograms until age 50: "A vast majority of American women plan to ignore controversial new recommendations about mammograms, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll shows. The poll also shows that most women sharply overestimate their risk of developing the disease."
Read More...Connie Schultz writes for the Cleveland Plain Dealer: "Language matters, so let's be clear: Women's reproductive health is not a 'social issue.' . . . The sooner we reject this dismissive casting of a woman's essential right, the sooner elected officials will understand it's not theirs for the tinkering."
Read More...Carol Moseley Braun's opinion for the Chicago Tribune addressing why the anti-abortion funding provision of the House's health care bill betrays women's trust: "As written, the bill so eviscerates Roe vs. Wade as to practically eliminate a woman's right to reproductive health choice. To be sure, it does not make this most personal of decisions a crime, as was the case in most states pre-Roe, but it does take away the ability to pay for it, even for women who have private insurance."
Read More...Lancaster Online reporter Suzanne Cassidy reports on the NOW protest against the Stupak-Pitts Amendment held in Rep. Joseph Pitts' 16th district in Pennsylvania: "The National Organization for Women held a rally Saturday morning just down the street from where the first women's rights convention in Pennsylvania was held in 1852."
Read More...Politico's Erika Lovely reports on the Democratic Senate primary race in Massachusetts and interviews NOW President Terry O'Neill on why abortion has taken center stage in the debate: "While all of the top contenders for the nomination support abortion rights — not to mention the president's plan for a health care overhaul — the debate surrounding the amendment has nevertheless emerged as a key issue that has candidates scrambling to respond."
Read More...Washington Post's Howard Kurtz quotes NOW President Terry O'Neill about how the House version of the health care reform package sold women out: "It was initially reported as just another Washington compromise, a backroom bargain that brought health-care reform back from the brink. It also turned out to be a ticking time bomb."
Read More...NOTE: Link only works for people with paid subscriptions to the Ed Schultz Show. Listen to NOW President Terry O'Neill interviewed by radio show host Ed Schultz analyzing the Stupak-Pitts Amendment.
Read More...NOW President Terry O'Neill spoke with AFP reporter Karin Zeitvogel about NOW's opposition to the Stupack-Pitts Amendment in the health care reform: "Rights advocates Monday accused the most pro-choice US government in decades of throwing women under the bus after lawmakers tagged on an amendment restricting abortion access and funding to the health care reform bill."
Read More...NOW President Terry O'Neill was interviewed by NPR's Liz Halloran about the Stupak-Pitts Amendment: "Democrats have been showing a fresh determination to make Republicans' near-unanimous opposition to a national health care overhaul — and its implications for women — the GOP's Achilles heel during next year's midterm elections."
Read More...NOW President Terry O'Neill interviewed by Politico's Johnathan Allen: "Abortion-rights advocates are calling in the cavalry to help fight off an anti-abortion provision House Democratic leaders swallowed in order to win passage of their health care reform bill. "
Read More...ABC News Senior White House Correspondent Jake Tapper interviews NOW President Terry O'Neill in his popular blog "Political Punch" about the Stupak-Pitts Amendment: "Terry O'Neill, the president of the National Organization of Women, was not happy to hear President Obama's response when ABC News asked him about an amendment added to the House Democrats' health care bill Saturday night that further restricts abortion services in both public and private insurance plans."
Read More...Watch NOW Action VP Erin Matson speaking with ABC News Political Director David Chalian and ABC News Senior Politial Reporter Rick Klein about the Stupak-Pitts Amendment on ABCnews.com's "Top Line".
Read More...Read NOW President Terry O'Neill opinion for the Washington Post on women and health care: "Women are providing more health-care services, unpaid, to their family members and receiving fewer health-care services themselves under the current system. A new paradigm for health care that doesn't address this disparity won't be any fairer to women than the failed system we have now."
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Wafra launches $54m project at CityscapeKuwait-based Wafra Real Estate has launched a $54 million commercial and residential project inspired by artefacts and elements of the Islamic world at the ongoing Cityscape Abu Dhabi, a major real estate event. Cityscape Abu Dhabi is conc More… |
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Empower urges switching to district coolingEmirates Central Cooling Corp (Empower), a leading district cooling service provider, has urged real estate developers participating at a construction event in Abu Dhabi to switch from conventional cooling systems to district cooling. City More… |
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Baniyas to showcase key projects at CityscapeAbu Dhabi-based Baniyas Investment and Development Company (BID) is set to showcase its premium garden homes and apartments in Bawabat Al Sharq Phase II development at the upcoming Cityscape Abu Dhabi 2011. The annual real estate exhibitio More… |
Cityscape a 'continuing success'Cityscape Abu Dhabi, one of the largest gathering of real estate and investment professionals, was declared a 'continuing success' despite gloomy predictions ahead of the event and volcanic ash disruption. "A fundamental re More… |
Bloom unveils key project at CityscapeAbu Dhabi-based Bloom Properties said it is marking its third consecutive participation at Cityscape Abu Dhabi with the launch of 'Bloom Central', its latest mixed-use project. A leading real estate investment and development event, the Ci More… |


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Sticking to some of Franklin's other ideas, such as "A penny saved is a penny earned," seems safer. In that light, a coalition of energy activists, environmentalists, housing advocates, social-justice groups and others wants North Carolina legislators to create a statewide, independent nonprofit, called NC Save$ Energy, that would be charged with reducing residential energy use in North Carolina.
"Energy efficiency is the fastest, cheapest way to deal with our energy issues," says Gracia O'Neill, assistant director of Clean Water for North Carolina (one of about 30 groups backing the proposal). Saving energy, she explains, saves money, cuts carbon emissions, reduces the need to build new power plants, creates jobs and saves water. Power plants, she notes, account for about 80 percent of the water withdrawals -- the total removed from a ground- or surface-water source, some of which is eventually returned to it -- in the state.
"The [proposed] bill also includes a job-training program and prioritizes energy-efficiency programs to target low- and moderate-income residents," says O'Neill. Last year, she notes, the No. 1 request received by the United Way of Asheville and Buncombe County was for help paying energy bills. And simple, relatively inexpensive weatherization projects such as installing insulation, caulking drafty windows and putting timers on hot-water heaters could help all residents cut their energy bills, but particularly the most needy, O'Neill argues.
In New York, an energy-efficiency program has saved state residents $230 million since its inception in the late 1990s, says Richard Fireman of NC Interfaith Power and Light, a climate-change program of the North Carolina Council of Churches. That initiative, he reports, has also created or retained almost 5,000 jobs. "For every dollar invested in such programs, you can get back $2 to $3 in the long run," says Fireman, citing a 2007 study funded by Clean Water for North Carolina.
NC Save$ advocates suggest funding the project via a $2 surcharge on electric bills across the state, with an opt-out option for low-income residents. The surcharge would provide an estimated $60 million per year, and a similarly funded energy-efficiency effort in Oregon has cut annual electricity usage by 931,000 megawatts, notes Fireman, citing the 2007 study.
Both advocates say this is a small price to pay -- and a far better option than relying on private utilities to curb energy use.
Jim Warren of the nonprofit North Carolina Waste Awareness & Reduction Network goes a step further: Duke Energy's Save-A-Watt program, he maintains, is "not serious" and "costs way too much" without even covering the entire state (many Western North Carolina residents, for example, are served by Progress Energy). In Warren's view, there's an inherent conflict of interest in expecting for-profit utilities to reduce their customers' energy bills. "NC Save$ benefits everyone in the state," he maintains.
A longtime advocate of efforts to address climate change, Warren also trumpets the need to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions and "move away from dirty energy" (i.e. fossil-fuel-fired and nuclear power plants). A Vermont energy-efficiency initiative reduced that state's annual greenhouse-gas emissions by an estimated 200,000 tons, he reports.
An independent nonprofit would also be better positioned to take advantage of local, state and federal grants, argues O'Neill. But while a portion of the federal economic-stimulus package targets energy programs, "We're coming in a little late," she says, noting that North Carolina is years behind some other states. Proponents first pitched the program to the North Carolina Utilities Commission, but the agency said it lacked the requisite authority, she recounts. Nonetheless, "There are caulk-gun-ready programs out there" that NC Save$ could tap into, says O'Neill.
Independent, nonprofit energy initiatives "have been shown to work in other states, and it can work here. It's just a matter of political will," O'Neill asserts.
To learn more about NC Save$ Energy, go to www.ncsavesenergy.org. An informational meeting will be held Tuesday, April 7, at the First Congregational Church in downtown Asheville, starting at 7 p.m. Advocates will explain the program and answer questions. For details, call Richard Fireman at 206-8877.
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League One
December 8, 2012
Collins set for Iron return
Team Stat Comparison
Scunthorpe United | AFC Bournemouth | |
Matches Played | 46 | 46 |
Table Position | 21 | 2 |
Points | 48 | 83 |
Goal Difference | -25 | 23 |
Goals for * | 1.3 | 1.4 |
Goals against * | 1.7 | 1.4 |
Last 5 | W-W-L-D-L | D-W-W-W-W |
Last 5 home | W-D-W-L-L | W-W-W-W-L |
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Scunthorpe could be boosted by the return of midfielder Michael Collins for the home game with Bournemouth.
Collins has made only four appearances for the Iron this season due to a long-term Achilles injury and although he featured against Gillingham at the beginning of last month he has played no part since.
The Iron will be without skipper Paul Reid again as he sits out the last of a three-game ban following his recent dismissal against Notts County, and fellow centre-half David Mirfin is still out with a knee injury.
Striker Adda Djeziri, a recent loan signing from Blackpool, is hoping to feature in the squad and goalkeeper Steve Mildenhall has recovered from a knee injury he sustained against Bury.
Scunthorpe are chasing their first league win in four matches.
Bournemouth captain Miles Addison will miss the clash after suffering a foot injury that is expected to sideline the 24-year-old for three to four weeks.
Tommy Elphick and Steve Cook have been Eddie Howe's defensive partnership in recent weeks but with Stephane Zubar struggling with injury the manager is short of cover in that position with the exception of midfielder Joe Partington.
And Howe's squad may make the trip to Glanford Park without two of the first-team regulars. Shaun MacDonald's dead leg and Lewis Grabban's hamstring issue has meant neither has trained this week and both are doubts.
Bournemouth head into this match in 10th place in npower League One and unbeaten in 12 games in all competitions since Howe returned to the club.


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The 2014 budget and "Pay for Delay"
On this week's Capital Impact show, Bloomberg Government analysts discuss President Obama's 2014 budget proposal, and patent litigation settlements involving pharmaceutical companies.
April 18, 2013
Tags: acquisition , contracting , 2014 budget , President Barack Obama , Congress , deficit reduction , Loren Duggan , Federal Trade Commission , patent litigation , pay for delay , Brian Rye , Allen Scott , Bloomberg Government , Capital Impact
Federal Drive Interviews -- March 26, 2013
Digital Strategies Director Rob Roberts talks about the Department of Energy's Internet efforts. Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) discusses the Congressional Watchdog Caucus. Dr. Don Moore of the National Zoo talks elephants. The Federal Bar Association's Bruce Moyer talks about the impact of sequestration on the federal courts. Cameron Leuthy of Bloomberg Government discusses sequestration. Prof. Michael Schmitt of the U.S. Naval War College discusses a new cyber war handbook. GAO's David Maurer talks about the Department of Homeland Security's high-risk list.
Tags: Rob Roberts , Jackie Speier , Don Moore , Bruce Moyer , Michael Schmitt , David Maurer , Federal Drive
Budget battle and the economy
On this week's Bloomberg Government Capital Impact show, analysts will compare the House and Senate budget proposals, and discuss sequestration's impact on the economy.
March 21, 2013
Tags: acquisition , budget battle , budget cuts , Paul Ryan , health care , continuing resolution , sequestration , Bloomberg Government , Loren Duggan , Nela Richardson , Allen Scott , Capital Impact
$4 billion up for grabs and $1.6 billion potential cuts
On this week's Capital Impact show, Bloomberg Government analysts examine how the ongoing budget battle is affecting contracting.
March 14, 2013
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The impact of sequestration
Host Roger Waldron talks sequestration with Deltek's Ray Bjorklund, and Bloomberg Government's Cameron Leuthy.
March 5, 2013
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Civilian discretionary spending under scrutiny
On this week's Bloomberg Government show, nine programs that make ideal targets for budget cuts.
February 7, 2013
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Federal Drive Interviews -- Jan. 31, 2013
Mort Rosenberg of the Constitution Project details the implications of a recent court ruling on recess appointments by the Obama administration. Cameron Leuthy of Bloomberg Government talks about nine civilian agency programs that look particularly ripe for a little carving. OFPP Administrator Joe Jordan discusses data collection. Al Banghart of Deloitte Consulting LLP discusses why federal agencies and Congress are concerned about the supply chain.
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NASA's $1 billion opportunities and a preview of the 113th
On this week's Bloomberg Government Capital Impact show, analysts examine NASA's acquisition forecast for this year, and the legislative agenda on Capitol Hill.
January 10, 2013
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Campaign issue comparison & campaign finance
On this week's Bloomberg Government Capital Impact show, analysts will discuss the presidential candidate's positions on defense spending and their energy policies. Also, who is contributing to the campaigns?
November 1, 2011
Tags: acquisition , Bloomberg Government , Capital Impact , Allen Scott , federal budget , President Barack Obama , Mitt Romney , defense spending , Robert Levinson , Rob Barnett , energy policy , Peter Brusoe , Melissa Avstreih , campaign contributions
Republican convention, sequestration, and the real cause of the budget crisis
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August 30, 2012
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The Maryland Live! Casino says it's "looking for a few good dealers." To be exact: 800.
Supporters of Question 7, the state's expanded gambling measure, promised jobs. Well, a week after the referendum's passage, here are some of the first: Maryland Live! Casino announced Wednesday that with the addition of 150 now-legal tables games — blackjack, poker, roulette, and the like — they're launching a free school for would-be dealers.
At a press event today, David Cordish (pictured above in a red tie), owner of the Maryland Live! Casino at Arundel Mills, and Robert Norton (pictured above in a red shirt), general manager of the facility, said they'll start their dealer school this January in association with Anne Arundel Community College.
Overall, Maryland Live! says they will add 1,200 new jobs with the introduction of table games and 24-hour gambling. Approximately 800 of those jobs are for table game dealers, according to a press release, which notes that completion of the dealer training course does not guarantee employment.
"We have the opportunity to provide long-term careers in the gaming industry to personable, outgoing and professional individuals," said Norton in a statment. "Interested Dealer School applicants do not need casino, gaming or dealer experience to apply to the school. Working in association with Anne Arundel Community College, we will provide all the training necessary to successfully complete the courses and position graduates to take advantage of the opportunity to interview for a dealer position at Maryland Live!"
Applications for the 12-week school are being accepted now through the end of December.
More information on the school can be found here.
Since the application process opened Monday, Maryland Live! said they've already received 500 applications.
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Short Description for Pharmakon Pharmakon traces the emergence of an ethical discourse in ancient Greece, one centered on states of psychological ecstasy. In the dialogues of Plato, philosophy is itself characterized as a pharmakon, one superior to a large number of rival occupations, each of which laid claim to their powers being derived from, connected with, or likened to, a pharmakon. Accessible yet erudite, Pharmakon is one
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Pharmakon: Plato, Drug Culture, and Identity in Ancient Athens examines the emerging concern for controlling states of psychological ecstasy in the history of western thought, focusing on ancient Greece (c. 750 - 146 BCE), particularly the Classical Period (c. 500 - 336 BCE) and especially the dialogues of the Athenian philosopher Plato (427 - 347 BCE). Employing a diverse array of materials ranging from literature, philosophy, medicine, botany, pharmacology, religion, magic, and law, Pharmakon fundamentally reframes the conceptual context of how we read and interpret Plato's dialogues. Michael A. Rinella demonstrates how the power and truth claims of philosophy, repeatedly likened to a pharmakon, opposes itself to the cultural authority of a host of other occupations in ancient Greek society who derived their powers from, or likened their authority to, some pharmakon. These included Dionysian and Eleusinian religion, physicians and other healers, magicians and other magic workers, poets, sophists, rhetoricians, as well as others. Accessible to the general reader, yet challenging to the specialist, Pharmakon is a comprehensive examination of the place of drugs in ancient thought that will compel the reader to understand Plato in a new way.


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Today begins our 30 Days of Summer Break Doctor Who which conveniently ends on August 27th (see what we did there?) the day of the premiere of "Let's Kill Hitler".
We've taken questions both from your submissions and from other 30 Day Doctor Who challenges along with some of the best questions of the 30 Day DW-related tumblr tags. We think they should be fun.
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- Day 01: Which regeneration of The Doctor would you most want to meet and why? (via xtermin8)
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- Day 03: Favorite quote or one liner from Doctor Who? (via toastweasel)
- Day 04: What's your favorite relationship on Doctor Who?
- Day 05: What habit of the Doctor's makes you laugh the most?
- Day 06: If you had a vortex manipulator and could tell your past self just one thing, what would it be?
- Day 07: If you could have your memory erased of any Doctor Who episode so you could watch it again like it was brand new, which one would it be & why? (viakittieswithpottymouths)
- Day 08: Draw whatever you think a Time Head would look like.
- Day 09: Name something/someone in real life that you suspect is from Doctor Who
- Day 10: Who is your favorite guest actor to appear in an episode of Doctor Who?
- Day 11: What actor would you love to see guest star on Doctor Who?
- Day 12: Name a Doctor Who TV crossover that you would love to see happen (other than Torchwood/Sarah Jane Adventures).
- Day 13: What is your favorite/scariest Moffatism?
- Day 14: Which Doctor Who baddies could you potentially see teaming up with The Doctor (not including the Master)? (via welpidunno)
- Day 15: Would you perfer to have River's sonic blaster or the Doctor's sonic screwdriver? (via timelordanon)
- Day 16: What's your favorite Who-related Tumblr (other than DWO)?
- Day 17: What songs would appear in your Doctor Who mixtape?
- Day 18: Mods are asleep! Anything goes!
- Day 19: Which Doctor Who character is most like you?
- Day 20: What's your favorite "guest appearance" by someone from history (i.e. Churchill, Van Gogh, etc)? (via motel-money-murder-madness)
- Day 21: Post your favorite Who-related photo or GIF
- Day 22: What is your favorite Who-related video on YouTube?
- Day 23: Favorite villain [classic and new] (via fildespensees)
- Day 24: What is your most memorable Rory death scene? (via sexplosion)
- Day 25: The TARDIS has a pool. What other weird rooms or objects do you think are in there?
- Day 26: Which character would you most want to meet IRL and why?
- Day 27: What scene makes you hide behind the sofa?
- Day 28: Name a Whoism that you use in real life
- Day 29: Make up your own short fanfic using Doctor Who animated GIFS.
- Day 30: Why do you love Doctor Who?
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Submitted by srlinuxx on Wed, 23/02/2005 - 6:21pm Filed under"A Dutch Web site claimed victory in a David-and-Goliath battle against Microsoft Corp. this week after the software vendor's AntiSpyware program flagged the Dutch company's home page as malicious content."
"Microsoft has agreed to compensate and apologize to the operator of Dutch directory site..."
IBM furthers Linux While Gates Signs Contract
Submitted by srlinuxx on Wed, 23/02/2005 - 2:11pm Filed underIBM may be committed to furthering it's involvement with Linux, first with it's announcement a few days ago of significant investment, and today amidst accusations from M$ that it's all talk, they state they currently employ approximately 8 to 9000 developers to work directly on open source projects.
Microsoft signs on Alcatel for IPTV
Submitted by srlinuxx on Tue, 22/02/2005 - 5:06pm Filed under"Microsoft and telecom gear maker Alcatel have created a development and sales partnership for software that delivers services to TVs over the Internet."
M$ Not Ready to Settle Yet
Submitted by srlinuxx on Tue, 22/02/2005 - 12:35pm Filed under"Judge Legal, who is hearing Microsoft's appeal against a European Union antitrust decision, said in a Bloomberg interview that there is no sign in sight of a settlement."
Get Into the Flame War ...please!
Submitted by srlinuxx on Mon, 21/02/2005 - 3:43pm Filed underGates: 'Microsoft created the PC industry'
Jo Best contends that M$ built the pc industry. Gates surely agrees and stated as much during that interview with Peter Jennings reported here a few days ago. Best offers reasons for this opinion and the comments...
Microsoft's IT security plans spark controversy
Submitted by srlinuxx on Mon, 21/02/2005 - 6:03am Filed underFor 20 years, Microsoft Corp. has made the software on which hackers feast. Now, after three years of planning and several acquisitions, it's sending shudders through the industry as it prepares to move into the expanding market for security.
Do You Have an Xbox?
Submitted by srlinuxx on Thu, 17/02/2005 - 5:36pm Filed underSecurity Showdown: Back & Forth
Submitted by srlinuxx on Thu, 17/02/2005 - 3:15pm Filed underBattles continue today in the M$ security war. Yesterday news began circulating that M$ Windows2003 server was found to be more secure than Redhat Enterprise. I'm skeptical until details of the study are released, as apparently they used the criteria of
Interview with Bill Gates
Submitted by srlinuxx on Thu, 17/02/2005 - 6:10am Filed underabcnews has a transcript of the Peter Jennings interview with Sat^H^HBill Gates. I'd like to throw in some clever jabs and sarcastic remarks, but truth is I couldn't make it past the "Security is,
M$ Plans more Secure Browser :roll:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Wed, 16/02/2005 - 12:13pm Filed underThis story has been all over the internet, and one can't seem to click a newsite anywhere without seeing it. Seems microsoft has changed it's mind in it's previous announcement of not offering an upgrade/update to it's browser until the release of it's new Windows version in last 2006 or 2007.
Danes accused Microsoft of blackmail
Submitted by srlinuxx on Tue, 15/02/2005 - 5:18pm Filed under"U.S. software producer Microsoft is trying to blackmail Copenhagen by threatening to shut a Danish unit."
Firefox Putting on the Pressure
Submitted by srlinuxx on Sun, 13/02/2005 - 4:05pm Filed underMicrosoft must be feeling the pressure from competing browsers as they are putting a lot of thought into how to improve Internet Explorer. However, they probably won't have a new version ready until Longhorn goes gold planned for 2006. Eweek is carrying more on this story.
In other news, Bill Gates' trip to Turkey only proved that Linux is cutting into his profits more and more as well. The newer Turkix was found to be quite popular there and is picking up speed as other European nations begin to show interest.
UPDATE: More Passing the Buck from M$.
M$ Claims Safer than Linux
Submitted by srlinuxx on Fri, 11/02/2005 - 5:20am Filed underMike Nash claims microsoft is safer than Linux stating "Year-to-date for 2005, Microsoft has fixed 15 vulnerabilities affecting Windows Server 2003. In the same time period, for just this year, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 users have had to patch 34 vulnerabilities and SuSE Enterprise Linux 9 users have had to patch over 78 vulnerabilities." Did someone say biased and misleading statistics? Yep, safer huh?
M$ Antitrust Settlement May Not Foster Competition
Submitted by srlinuxx on Wed, 09/02/2005 - 11:20pm Filed underReuters is reporting that "The federal judge overseeing the landmark Microsoft Corp. antitrust settlement said on Wednesday there was no guarantee the pact will put a dent in the company's Windows computer operating system monopoly." Well, duh!
M$ Continues its Attack
Submitted by srlinuxx on Wed, 09/02/2005 - 8:39pm Filed underOn the Redmond Front
Submitted by srlinuxx on Wed, 09/02/2005 - 4:00pm Filed underIt's being reported that Microsoft has had to issue more patches for several vulnerabilities. In fact "six of the patches deal with code that was updated in Windows Service Pack 2." I wonder if this has been addressed. This comes on the heels of announcing the purchase of an anti-virus software company and being countersued by ITAC for libel. Here's that story. Makes one really glad they use Linux huh?
More BS from the Evil One.
Submitted by srlinuxx on Fri, 04/02/2005 - 7:56pm Filed underSeems Mr. Gates is at it again with saying one thing while trying to cleverly conceal his jabs at Linux. This time speaking of interoperability amongst differing architectures while stating that doesn't mean open source as open source is detrimental to interoperability. Does that seem backwards to anyone else besides me? This is posted all over the net, but here's one reference at Betanews.
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GOTHENBURG, Sweden — A 37-year old woman is facing possible prison time after being arrested for allegedly having sex with human bones.
The unidentified woman was arrested in September after police found more than 100 bone fragments in her home, as well as photographs in which a woman is seen kissing the skulls, according to the Swedish news agency TT.
Prosecutors say the woman used the remains, which included six skulls and one backbone, in sexual situations, according to the TT.
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That was one lucky stiff…
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Thanks Cardigan, There goes my boner. My wife will be in touch.
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Six skulls? Well, the morgue the merrier…
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She looks for dates on E Obituary Harmony…
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I didn't really need to read that. No, not at all. As if the election wasn't enough to jeopardize my psyche.
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The poor demented woman!
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Talk about a boner.
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She liked getting boned.
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I guess she wanted to jump his bones – literally.
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So THAT's why Sweden wants to get rid of sex-ID'ed toys?
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Does this mean I have to stop dating Agnes?
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All I can think of is the old spiritual song that blacks sung once upon a time, Dem Bones. Or maybe she was just trying to bone up on her obviously lacking sex life. Geez, what next!
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Maybe a skeleton was the only date she could get. Are you sure this isn't a plot for a new Steven King novel or a Tim Burton movie?
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♪♫ The leg bone's connected to the… ♪♫
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Well hell that :$ was supposed to make a
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What's the big deal? Until they separated, Arnold Schwarzenegger was doing the same thing sleeping with Skeletor's daughter Maria.
Oh, and was that John Boehner's backbone?
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Swedes confuse BONES with BONER. That must be what made the blonde in ABBA go over the cliff, since she never did learn English.
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Is her nickname "Boney Maroney"?
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LOL, it is now.
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Fluke is Swedish?
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Now that's my kind of fetish!
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I'm sure she had a bone to pick with someone.
Ba da bing!
I'll be here all week……
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Polaroids…or it didn't happen.
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Logan (Hugh Jackman) races into a battle that's shattered a sacred ceremony. Photo credit: Ben Rothstein. (Twentieth Century Fox / October 4, 2012) |
Don't get us wrong. We don't mean to take anything away from the more substantial qualities of ''The Wolverine,'' a fairly satisfying if not stellar installment in the saga of the famous mutant that Hugh Jackman's been playing since, wow, 2000. But let's just point out that Jackman bares it all in a brief but memorable scene in a bathtub, and the studio would be wise to advertise this scene as much as possible. Because Wolverine is all about Jackman, and not only is the actor in amazing shape, but he's funny in the scene, too. So why not flaunt it?
Jackman's been in good movies and not-as-good movies, but one thing he's never lacked is charisma. Whether hoofing it in a Broadway musical or crooning as Jean Valjean in ''Les Miserables,'' that charisma makes him always worth watching. And so, whether you're an X-Men fan or not, it's Jackman that makes ''The Wolverine'' worth watching, too.
Oh yes, the movie. Well, as we mentioned, it's fairly satisfying. On the plus side, we get to know the Wolverine, aka Logan, a little better. We also see him physically challenged, losing some of his mutant healing powers, which gives Jackman a nice chance to display weakness.
There are also some welcome funny moments in the script, many having to do with its Japan setting. When Logan and a young woman he's protecting want to hide, they enter a Japanese ''love hotel'' where, they're informed, their room options are: dungeon, nurse's office or Mission to Mars. (They pick the latter). Also pay attention to Logan's great comeback after throwing a bad guy out a window into a swimming pool.
And director James Mangold sets one terrific action scene — the film's best — on a speeding bullet train, making great use of those bone claws.
On the minus side are some lackluster performances and an ending that, sorry to say, is simply not that exciting, or maybe we've all just run out of steam by then.
The film, Jackman's sixth outing as Logan, finds him hiding out in the woods of the Yukon, his best friend a grizzly bear. He runs into Yukio (an appealing Rila Fukushima), who tells him he's needed in Japan.
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Before escaping, though, he attends Harada's funeral, and finds himself fighting off mob thugs seeking to kidnap the man's granddaughter, Mariko. Wounded, he manages to escape with Mariko onto a bullet train, where that great fight scene unfolds up on the roof.
Some quiet scenes follow, giving Jackman a chance to display a winning vulnerability. He makes us worry about Logan in a way we never did before.
If his character has some depth, the same can't be said for all the supporting players. Svetlana Khodchenkova, as Viper, is supposed to be villainous but comes across as only vampy; she recalls Uma Thurman as Poison Ivy in ''Batman & Robin,'' only less interesting. Tao Yokamoto is attractive and sweet as Mariko. Famke Janssen appears as Logan's dead love, Jean Grey, in ghostly scenes that are a bit silly.
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Oh, and check out that bathtub scene. In 2-D and 3-D. (PG-13, 129 minutes)
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In delivering a film about a garden snail that dreams of winning the Indy 500, it's as if the makers of ''Turbo'' had been pressed to come up with the most extreme underdog tale they could think of. Or else animators really are running out of ideas for original new characters. An attractively designed but narratively challenged one-note film, ''Turbo'' skews younger than the norm for big animated features these days and has limited appeal for little girls. In both 2-D and 3-D. (PG, 96 minutes).


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Tennessee offered a scholarship to 13-year-old safety/quarterback Evan BerryBerry's genes make him a safe bet for Tenn., where his dad and brother starredBerry isn't alone; many elite athletes' kids should be recruited out of the womb |
Scientists have argued nature versus nurture for decades; college football coaches have not. On the gridiron, quality genes (nature) have proven excellent predictors for success. The Mannings (Archie, Peyton, Eli) and three generations of Matthewses (Clay, Bruce, Clay Jr., Clay III) are prime examples. Yet everyone seems so surprised that Evan Berry, the 13-year-old brother of star Tennessee safety Eric Berry, has committed to play for the Volunteers as the first member of the class of 2013. Offering a scholarship to a random 13-year-old probably isn't the most prudent recruiting gamble, but in this case, Vols coach Lane Kiffin is doubling down on 11. Berry's father, James, was a star running back at Tennessee. Eric might be the nation's best collegiate safety. Evan has a twin brother, Elliot, who also could eventually climb on board. "Yes, I committed to Tennessee," Evan told Jamie Newberg of Rivals.com. "It's the only college I know right now and it seems the best for me. My dad went there and my brother is there now. I know I can do the same things there. I have a real friendly relationship with the coaches there. I know I don't know them too well but I know I will have plenty of time to get to know them. I want to play in the secondary, and I want to play for coach [Monte] Kiffin." Of course, there's no guarantee Evan Berry will ever run through the T. In 1998, Wake Forest offered a scholarship to eighth-grader Chris Leak. The Demon Deacons looked to be in pretty good shape. They had just signed Leak's older brother, C.J., but after C.J. injured his knee, he transferred to Tennessee. Chris, a frequent visitor to Knoxville after his brother's transfer, dropped the Vols because of a perceived slight against C.J. and wound up signing with Florida. Who was the crazy Wake Forest coach who offered young Chris Leak that scholarship? Only Jim Caldwell, the current head coach of the Indianapolis Colts. Unfortunately for those of us who inherited the 5.5-second 40-yard dash genes, all are not created equal. Some probably should be recruited while still in the womb -- or at least as soon as they show the slightest glimpse of aptitude. Here are a few examples. Jaden and Jaz Agassi: Talk about a mixed-doubles team. The elementary school-aged offspring of Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf have the ultimate distillation of elite genes. Check out Jaden's swing in this video. The tennis coaches should hurry, though, because coaches in other sports may want to harness the Agassi-Graf athleticism. Last year, proud pop Andre told the Las Vegas Review-Journal Jaden batted .943 in his coach-pitch baseball league. Zion, Selah, Joshua, John and "Baby" Marley: If the Berklee College of Music hasn't offered full rides to Rohan Marley and Lauryn Hill's children, the school needs to fire its reggae and hip-hop coaches. Mom's solo debut won five Grammys. Bob Marley's their grandfather. The genes don't get much better than that. Miami football coach Randy Shannon also might want to keep his eye on the boys. Their dad was a fair linebacker for the Hurricanes in the early 1990s. Ava and Grace Garciaparra: Soccer and softball coaches already should have extended offers to Mia Hamm and Nomar Garciaparra's 2-year-old twin daughters. This one looks like an all-ACC affair, though. Mom played at North Carolina, while dad played at Georgia Tech. Lailaa Williams: Kiffin's hoops colleague, Pat Summitt, should have the inside track to sign former Tennessee guard Candace Parker and former Duke forward Shelden Williams' two-month-old daughter. Of course, Mike Krzyzewski might try to help out Duke women's coach Joanne P. McCallie by bending ex-Blue Devil Williams' ear. As for Evan Berry, his genes make him a safe bet for the Vols. But even if he hadn't been a known commodity, Kiffin's only previous foray into tween recruiting seems fairly prescient. Last month, Kiffin said he had offered a scholarship to only one player younger than 10th grade. "Matt Barkley," Kiffin said. "That year I had Orange County, and Barkley was a freshman." In 2005, Kiffin was USC's offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator. He visited Mater Dei High in Santa Ana, Calif. -- Matt Leinart's alma mater -- and saw Barkley throwing. Kiffin's instincts were dead on. Barkley wound up being the top-rated quarterback prospect in the 2009 class, and as a true freshman this season still may push Aaron Corp for the Trojans' starting job. Expect Kiffin and his coaches to pay attention to players as young as Evan Berry even more in the future. "When you really have a recruiting machine going," Kiffin said last month, "you're in on the ninth and 10th graders because you know your areas so well." Just don't expect a flood of offers from the Vols. Kiffin said those are reserved for special cases such as Barkley, a player the Trojans staff had seen in camp for years. "It's not like basketball where guys are playing. ... We don't get to see them very often," Kiffin said. "And the growth is so much different. A ninth-grader in football grows so much and adds so much weight that it's pretty hard to project." Projecting gets easier, though, when dad was a star, big brother is a star and dad says the younger brother is further along in his development than the older brother at the same age. That's the case with the Berrys. Father James told Rivals.com Evan and Elliot are currently ahead of Eric's pace. Even so, Kiffin understands the risk he's taking. Evan, now 5-foot-8 and 145 pounds, may never experience the growth spurt that gives him the size and strength to be an All-America safety. But his genes suggest strongly he will. Kiffin probably worries more about two other unknowns. 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Matthew 27:44 And the robbers also who had been crucified with him cast the same reproaches on him. (DBY)
Romans 15:3 For even Christ didn't please himself. But, as it is written, "The reproaches of those who reproached you fell on me." (WEB KJV WEY ASV DBY WBS YLT NAS RSV)
2 Corinthians 12:10 Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses for Christ's sake: for when I am weak, then am I strong. (KJV WBS)
Hebrews 10:33 partly, being exposed to both reproaches and oppressions; and partly, becoming partakers with those who were treated so. (WEB KJV WEY ASV DBY WBS YLT NAS)
Hebrews 11:26 because he deemed the reproaches which he might meet with in the service of the Christ to be greater riches than all the treasures of Egypt; for he fixed his gaze on the coming reward. (WEY)
James 1:5 But if any one of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all freely and reproaches not, and it shall be given to him: (DBY)
Psalms 44:16 At the taunt of one who reproaches and verbally abuses, because of the enemy and the avenger. (WEB NAS)
Psalms 55:12 For an enemy reproacheth me not, or I bear 'it', He who is hating me Hath not magnified himself against me, Or I hide from him. (See NAS)
Psalms 57:3 He sendeth from the heaven, and saveth me, He reproached -- who is panting after me. Selah. God sendeth forth His kindness and His truth. (See NAS)
Psalms 69:9 For the zeal of your house consumes me. The reproaches of those who reproach you have fallen on me. (WEB KJV JPS ASV DBY WBS YLT NAS)
Psalms 74:22 Arise, O God, plead Thine own cause; remember Thy reproach all the day at the hand of the base man. (See NAS)
Psalms 119:42 So I will have an answer for him who reproaches me, for I trust in your word. (WEB NAS)
Proverbs 17:5 Whoever mocks the poor reproaches his Maker. He who is glad at calamity shall not be unpunished. (WEB)
Proverbs 27:11 My son, be wise, and make my heart glad, that I may answer him that reproacheth me. (See NAS RSV)
Isaiah 43:28 Therefore I have profaned the princes of the sanctuary, and have given Jacob to the curse, and Israel to reproaches. (KJV DBY WBS)
Ezekiel 35:12 And thou shalt know that I Jehovah have heard all thy reproaches, which thou hast uttered against the mountains of Israel, saying, They are laid desolate, they are given us to devour. (DBY)
Daniel 12:2 And many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt. (See JPS YLT)
Hosea 12:14 Ephraim hath provoked most bitterly, And his blood on himself he leaveth, And his reproach turn back to him doth his Lord! (See RSV)
Micah 2:6 Prophesy ye not, 'thus' they prophesy. They shall not prophesy to these: reproaches shall not depart. (ASV NAS)


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With Top Seed, UConn Awaits Winner Of 8-9 Game
Story | Mar 3, 2014 | 7:51 PMLOUISVILLE, Ky. — As the No. 1 seed in this weekend's first American Athletic Conference tournament at Mohegan Sun Arena, UConn will play the winner of Friday's 8 vs. 9 first-round game in the quarterfinals. UConn's quarterfinal will be played at... -
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Story | Mar 3, 2014 | 8:13 PMPROVIDENCE, R.I. — UConn earned the inaugural American regular-season title and clinched the No. 1 seed in the 2014 American Women's Basketball Championship, to be held March 7-10 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville. All 10 league teams will... -
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Story | Mar 3, 2014 | 1:01 PMShabazz Napier's case for American Athletic Conference player of the year is getting stronger. Napier was named AAC player of the week for the fifth time this season after leading the Huskies to two victories last week. Napier, who will be honored... -
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Story | Mar 2, 2014 | 3:56 PMNo. 1 UCONN WOMEN at No. 3 LOUISVILLE Site: KFC Yum! Center, Louisville, Ky. Time: 7 p.m. TV: ESPN2 (Beth Mowins and Stephanie White) Radio: WTIC-AM 1080, WILI-AM 1400 (Bob Joyce and Debbie Fiske) Series history: UConn, 14-1 Last meeting: UConn, 81-... -
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Story | Mar 7, 2014 | 7:42 PMUNCASVILLE — Alyesha Lovett scored 19 points and Jasmine Whitfield added 10 as eighth-seeded Cincinnati held on to beat No. 9 Central Florida 54-52 in the first round of the inaugural American Athletic Conference women's basketball tournament at...


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Make a grand entrance at your ceremony with these silk rose petals sprinkled down the aisle. Drenched in color, these elegant fabric petals are also ideal for setting a sophisticated table at your wedding reception or bridal shower. These pretty silk rose petals also make fabulous favors. Approximately 225 poly-satin petals (enough to cover four to six tables) are packaged in each ribbon-wrapped clear plastic box. Just like real rose petals, these vary in size. Choose Pink, Red, Lavender, Ivory, or Blush (pink with yellow) to match your ceremony colors.
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(5 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Nice petals
By Future Mrs.
from Washington, DC
About Me Quality Oriented
Comments about The Knot Boxed Rose Petals:
I will be using these petals for my wedding in July. I bought them in Ivory and Purple/Lavender. I just got them in the mail last week and I'm satisfied. Will give the last star once I get feedback after the wedding.
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
By veronicalynnedimick
from Lansing, MI
About Me Bride
I was pleasantly surprised to see that they were even more realistic than I imagined. They are nice looking and even feel nice to the touch.
(12 of 13 customers found this review helpful)
Perfect For The Aisle
By Manda
from State College, PA
I ordered 2 boxes of Ivory and 2 boxes of Red. I just received the Ivory and they're nice. I am not using roses at the wedding so didn't have the option of taking real petals from our bouquets at the florist. These were inexpensive and, too be quite honest, they're being thrown on the floor...how high scale do they have to be? Anyway, the ivory are beautiful and I can't wait to walk on them!
(9 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
By krissy
from tampa, fl
I ordered the ivory petals and when looking at them in the box they appear to be a yellowish color, but when you spread them out they are actually a white/cream color. I would recommend them for any wedding.
(9 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
bought the "Blush" petals--love'em!!
By Babagirls
from Milwaukee, WI
The petals are gorgeous but feel rough to the touch, not silky by any means. Though they don't feel real, they do kind of look real because it has a yellow color fading into the dark blush color (I bought the "Blush" petals-8 boxes). [...]