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CoP hasn't been listed on the park maps for as long as I can remember. It's because the attraction is considered "seasonal". It's still there and in operation!
Something strange must be going-on with the "Carousel of Progress" at the Magic Kingdom. On recently published maps in the "Disney Vacation Planning Guide", the "Carousel" is not listed as an attraction at the Magic Kingdom. Is it closed for renovations? If opened, wouldn't it be listed? Strange. Also, the pavilion is illustrated but no attraction is listed for it.
CoP hasn't been listed on the park maps for as long as I can remember. It's because the attraction is considered "seasonal". It's still there and in operation!
Phew, that scared me!
He won't win the MVP or be voted into the Hall of Fame........then again, some heroes don't play games.
I always have to go to Carousel of Progress. It has always been one of my favorite things to do and never a long line
Por favor mantangense alejado de las puertas"I only hope that we don't lose sight of one thing - that it was all started by a mouse." -- Walt Disney
I must do the Carousel of Progress. After all, there's a great, big, beautiful tomorrow shining at the end of every day. There's a great, big, beautiful tomorrow and tomorrow is just a dream away!
I never really remember it being listed, we just had to walk up and find out. I would say it is my top ride at the Magic Kingdom. It would be kinda cool if they added another time or something. Even maybe updated the AA's. I love that ride...I have the song too! "It's a great big beautiful tomorrow..."
honestly ive never been on it. my parents always said that it didnt look like it was open. ill be sure to go on it when i go next week tho
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If anyone wants it, I found a free poly ringtone for "There's a great big beautiful tomorrow"!
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i still have my guidemap for MK from back in march and CoP is listed
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MUSKOGEE, Okla. —
Kypton Greenwood's bedroom was turned from a bright, happy place to a pile of damp, ashy mush Tuesday by a fire that left his family homeless.
His toys — what remains of them — are melted mostly beyond recognition. His bed is an almost unrecognizable pile of charred wood and box springs.
But things could have been much worse, the 3-year-old's parents say, if he hadn't braved flames, smoke and fear to alert them their house was burning down.
"I woke up and he was tugging on my arm, saying 'Mommy, my bed's on fire," Kypton's stepmother Kendel Ames said. "As soon as I opened my eyes and took a breath, I was just filled with smoke. I was in shock.
"He's a hero, pretty much."
Ames said she looked down the hallway to Kypton's room and could see the foot of his bed engulfed in flames. The fire, which began just before 1:30 a.m., had begun in an adjacent bathroom and had spread to Kypton's room through the hall.
"I don't know if he walked through the fire or crawled past it or what," Ames said. "But I really don't think we would have made it if he hadn't."
Ames said she and her boyfriend, BJ Greenwood, have lived in the house at 720 S. 30th St. for about 18 months. The family searched through what was left of the house Tuesday morning, looking for anything salvageable. Drywall, weighted down with water, had begun cracking and falling overnight. Most things not burned to a crisp were water damaged — firefighters battled the blaze for more than two hours before it was fully out.
"Funny thing is, I had my phone charging on the headboard of my bed while I slept," Ames said. "The dresser next to the bed is just completely burned and destroyed, but my phone was fine."
Greenwood said the Red Cross had put them up in a hotel and given them enough money on a debit card to buy some clothes. Faced with the prospect of starting over, Greenwood was resilient.
"We'll be back on our feet soon," Greenwood said. "It shouldn't take long."
Kypton, for his part, seemed to be taking it all in stride. Sitting on the patio outside the house, he said he saw his house on fire and "woke my mommy up."
Then, like any normal 3-year-old, stood up and announced: "Let me go, I want to go run over there and spit."
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Flying snakes sound like creatures from a bad B-movie, but these serpents are elegant gliders that have evolved a special skill that sets them apart. In two new studies, engineers have used simulations to try to decipher how the wingless reptile manages to remain airborne despite its lack of flight appendages.
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Oddjob is a Java job scheduler and task automation framework. A GUI designer or XML are used to define a hierarchy of jobs. Sequential, parallel, and conditional execution (or combinations) allow for nearly any business process to be modelled. Oddjob can run on the desktop or on a server and uses JMX to control remote instances via an Explorer-style GUI. Basic Web-based monitoring is also available. It can be embedded in client code and is easily extensible via a simple API.
google-rfc-2445 is a Java implementation of RFC 2445 recurrence rules. RFC 2445 describes a scheme for calendar interoperability. This project implements core parts of RFC 2445, including a parser for recurrence rules and date lists and a mechanism for evaluating recurrence rules.
The Darwin Calendar Server is a standards-compliant server that allows multiple users to collaboratively share calendaring information. It provides a shared location on the network to store schedules, and allows users to send each other and manage invitations. In order to provide interoperability with multiple calendaring clients, the server implements the CalDAV protocol, which is an extension of WebDAV, which is in turn an extension of HTTP.
BART Tracker reports on arriving San Francisco area BART trains in real time, using a system tray icon. It uses BART's new "Estimated Arrivals" or "BART System Status" feature, which reports on the current up-to-the-minute status of arriving trains at every BART station. It requires Java 6.
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Bishop of Jerusalem during a period of oppression by the Roman government, Jewish opposition, and general political upheaval in Palestine.
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by Navy from Cleveland Oh on 10/06/2012.
Trim: 2010 Ram 1500 SLT Crew Cab 4WD, Owned 1 year.
I have been driving mine for about 2 years, 70,000 miles zero issues. At this point this is the best truck I have ever owned out of 5 (Dodge 1500, Ford 150,Ranger, Toyota Tundra, and Avalanche). My 2010 Ram gets 24-28 mpg highway with cruise control in the Cleveland topography, far and away better than the "Consumer Reports, "as tested"" review. Hill assist is a wonderful tool when towing with very little drift-back if any. The fact I can fill this truck in Cleveland OH travel to Vermilion OH and then on to Alcoa TN, point to point is 569 miles on one tank of fuel in traffic, with hills and still have enough fuel in a 26 g tank, to not worry about if I'm going to make it, is astounding!
Cost, general maintenance is expensive. If it is done on time the benefits are nice but, with an oil change costing $60 every 6-7 weeks in addition to each tire online cost is over $250 (granted limited repetitiveness) still times 5. The Flex Fuel idea is nice but with the availably being very sparse and the poor fuel economy (when compared to gas) makes it an ineffective addition to the truck. Iridium spark plugs, are an amazing advancement but when quality and availably is limited, the price is high. The blind spot in the headlight coverage to the far right or left gives an unsettled feeling when navigating the very narrow roads in the back country of Pikeville KY.
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Overall I see this as a step in the right direction for the future of Ram, from the styling to functionality. In a couple of more years and I trade it off, I can't wait to see what they have up their sleeves. As of now I am a Ram Man.
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Awesome...Its a Beast
by An MSN Autos Consumer on 02/23/2013.
Trim: 2010 Ram 1500 Sport Quad Cab 4WD, Owned 1 year.
Hemi sport int. touch screen radio
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A Beast!!!!!!
by Steve from Ashland , WI on 08/18/2011.
Trim: 2010 Ram 1500 TRX Quad Cab 4WD, Owned 1 year.
I looked at the everything in the class and this flat blew them away. Great ride plenty of room, and tuff enuff to tackle anything on or off the farm. The price was at least 3 grand less then chevy, ford or toyota, and it has a lot more power...
I wish it came with a gas card
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Best on the market for price and power
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Mine didn't last long before the problems came.
by Farmermanidaho on 02/26/2014.
Trim: 2010 Ram 1500 SLT Quad Cab 4WD, Owned 4 years.
I loved it at first. Nice smooth ride for a pickup. Lots of power. Looks good although I still prefer the looks of ford and gm.
Fuel mileage has always been poor. after 60,000 miles truck just started giving me problems. Random leaky radiator just cracked for no apparent reason. Engine makes a loud ticking sound that has gotten worse (they say it is common and call it the "hemi tick"). Now consuming oil at an alarming rate. Had to have some work done on the rear axle. Faulty sensor for the traction control. The plastic ignition switch wore out already. The seat has torn at the seams already just from getting in and out of the truck everyday. Other things as well. Went from best truck I ever owned to worst truck in a short amount of time. Ram still has a lot of work to do to improve reliability/longevity.
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I would not recommend ram pickups anytime soon. They need to improve the quality and durability. Stick with ford or chevy.
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Great truck
by Sean on 01/02/2014.
Trim: 2010 Ram 1500 Sport Crew Cab 4WD, Owned 4 years.
Looks, comfort and ride quality are excellent. I have only replaced front brakes in 60,000 miles, the truck has proven very reliable.
I wish the gas mileage was better, but every full size truck owner wishes that!
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This is a great full size truck.
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Latham, Braley Seen as Early Favorites for Open Iowa Senate SeatBy James Lynch, Reporter
DES MOINES, Iowa – U.S. Reps. Tom Latham and Bruce Braley are seen as the early front-runners in the race to succeed retiring Sen. Tom Harkin.
However, GOP leaders and insiders are uncertain Latham, a 10-term House member, is interested in giving up his seniority to run for the Senate. There's little doubt Braley, 55, will consider running for the Senate seat even though he said Friday he's planning to run for re-election in northeast Iowa's 1st District. "But things can change," he added. And they did Saturday when Harkin, a five-term Democrat, announced he would retire at the end of his current six-year term rather than seek re-election in 2014. His retirement sets up the first open-seat Senate race in Iowa since Democrat John Culver defeated Republican David Stanley in 1974. Republican Party of Iowa Chairman A.J. Spiker sees an opportunity to pick up a seat and help the GOP win control of the U.S. Senate in 2014. "Yes, the Republican Party can, and with enough hard-work, I'm confident we will," Spiker said to questions about Republicans' ability to win the seat Harkin has held since 1985. He points out the president's party historically loses seats in the mid-term elections after his re-election. Republicans will have strong state ticket led by Gov. Terry Branstad and the open-seat Senate race will attract the support of the National Republican Senatorial Committee. It also will attract the attention – and money – of the so-called Super PACs, added Brian Dumas of Victory Enterprise, which advises many GOP candidates. "My media buys just got a lot more expensive," he said, predicting that the PACs so-call Super PACs backing candidates in both parties will spend $25 million or more on the contest. Newly elected Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Tyler Olson is confident the party will have a great candidate whether or not it's Braley. "I'm focused on building the infrastructure we need to hold on to the seat," Olson said Saturday. "Over the next few weeks there will be people who will indicate interest." Greg Hauenstein of Groundswell Creative, a public affairs and political campaign firm, says 2014 is a long time from now and there's plenty of time for someone to get into the race. "The excitement will still be there if someone announces in six or eight months," he said. Former Gov. Chet Culver, 47, also is mentioned as a possible Harkin successor. "The Senate is in the family blood," Tim Moran, a former GOP State Central Committee member, said about the son of John Culver, who served in the Senate from 1975-81. Rep. Dave Loebsack, an Iowa City Democrat, brushed aside questions about whether he might run for the Senate and declined to speculate about the party's prospects without Harkin at the top of the ticket. "It certainly mixes things up, there's no question about that," Loebsack, 60, said. "It certainly makes that seat more competitive." Over on the Republican side, the buzz about Latham, 64, of Clive – who defeated Democratic incumbent Rep. Leonard Boswell in 2012 – is that he's represented about two-thirds of the state during his tenure. That gives him a head start over other Republicans who might be interested in the Senate seat. Among them is six-term Rep. Steve King, 63, a conservative from western Iowa who has represented about half of the state's 99 counties. He's who never ruled out a Senate bid even if it meant challenging Harkin. Moran believes the prospect of an open seat race would be appealing to his former boss. For King, one GOP strategist said, the primary would be easier than the general election. A top party official speculated some Republicans would have reservations about running King in a statewide ticket. Despite those misgivings about the outspoken King running on a statewide ticket, Moran thinks the party – both on a state and national level – might find it "refreshing to have Steve King at top of ticket to drive the message and definition of the party." Other speculated King is in a safe seat in conservative western and northwestern Iowa and could hold that seat for at least another 10 years. "I've never known Steve King to sit back and be comfortable," said Moran, a former GOP State Central Committee. Also on the list of potential GOP candidates are statewide officeholders Secretary of Ag Bill Northey, Secretary of State Matt Schultz and Auditor David Vaudt. However, it's not known if any of them are interested in moving to Washington. Beyond that, it's a veritable who's who of Republicans being mentioned as possible candidates including Cedar Rapids Mayor Ron Corbett, the former GOP speaker of the Iowa House, and West Des Moines Mayor Steven Gaer. Other names tossed into the hat include three-time gubernatorial candidate Bob Vander Plaats, former state representatives Steve Sukup of Sheffield and Danny Carroll of Grinnell, Lt. Gov. 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How can DNA save the panda?
2nd May 2012
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Did you know that pandas defecate around 40 times a day? But how can this information and DNA help to save the panda, one of the world's most adored and threatened species? Join Professor Mike Bruford at this public talk as he shares his stories about how DNA helps conservationists to protect endangered species around the world and answer the question - can we use DNA to bring extinct animals back to life?
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Using light microscopy alone, images of biological matter smaller than 250 nanometers appear blurred and, as a result, are virtually impossible to analyze. Super-resolution microscopy can help to overcome the limits of light microscopy by reconstructing images at a resolution surpassing the diffraction limit of the objective lens. With patent-pending image processing techniques, the new MetaMorph Super-Resolution System is capable of 20 nm lateral resolution in real-time.
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2009 Tour de France: Stage 14
Close Call: Heartbreak for Hincapie
American and Columbia-HTC team member George Hincapie missed the yellow jersey by 5 seconds, igniting debate over Garmin-Slipstream's role in his loss.
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A gentle smile and a sigh of relief came across George Hincapie's face. "You've got it," a team assistant told him as hounds of reporters gathered around and security forces pushed him toward the victory podium. The 36-year-old American had just been told that he had won the yellow jersey for the second time in his career.
News at the finish was well received. After all, the amiable Hincapie has spent much of his career as a domestique, a support rider. The reward of yellow, everyone agreed, was just recompense.
But then as Hincapie stood behind the podium, the initial standings reported another story. Hincapie missed yellow by a mere five seconds.
Minutes later, another Hincapie bolted out of the victory arena, and rode directly to his Columbia-HTC team bus without a word.
Chaos ensued.
For much of the day, it appeared that Hincapie could well finish stage 14 of the Tour de France as the race leader. After making the breakaway with a group of 12 riders less than 15 kilometers into the race, Hincapie tried to control the front group, in hopes that they would be caught before the finish so that his team's star sprinter, Mark Cavendish, would have a chance to regain the green points jersey.
But when the group gained nearly a nine-minute lead with 79 kilometers remaining, some thought that Hincapie had a chance to finish with the yellow jersey on his shoulders, as he started the day less than five-and-a-half minutes behind race leader Rinaldo Nocentini of Italy.
While Nocentini's AG2R team applied pressure, the lead slipped to six-and-a-half minutes with 25 kilometers remaining. Hincapie's advantage appeared narrow, but perhaps still possible.
But then two Garmin riders got into the chase and the lead continued to dwindle.
When the pack crossed the line, Nocentini was still in the lead and Hincapie's ephemeral dream of yellow had ended.
Johan Bruyneel, manager of Lance Armstrong's Astana team, was instantly critical. "At the end of the stage I saw something I didn't understand when Garmin started riding 100 percent," Bruyneel said. "The only reason I can think that they would do that is that they didn't want another American team to have the jersey, and that doesn't seem correct. There was no other reason for Garmin to ride like that."
Rolf Aldag, director to Hincapie's Columbia team added, "They started chasing when the winner was almost at the finish line, so they weren't chasing for the stage win. I thought we had a sporting rivalry, but if they take it personally then that makes it a little more complicated."
Hincapie, obviously devastated, was in no mood to speak, and did not.
Twitter accounts lit up. Lance Armstrong tweeted, "No one, I mean no one wanted George in yellow more than me...Our team rode a moderate tempo to put him in yellow by at least two minutes. AG2R said they would not defend but then they started to ride...Until 10 kilometers to go he was solidly in yellow, until Garmin put on the gas and made sure it didn't happen."
Bruyneel admitted that his Astana team hoped to put George in yellow so they could count on the support of his Columbia team to help control the mountaintop stage to Verbier, Switzerland on Sunday.
Garmin team manager Jonathan Vaughters tweeted back, "That had nothing to do with George or Columbia. [Bradley Wiggins] nearly lost 15 seconds the other day due to a split. We can't have that happen again."
David Millar serves as Garmin's team captain at the Tour de France and sometimes trains with Hincapie, since both live in Girona, Spain. " We weren't chasing George down in the slightest," he told Bicycling. "It was just easier to have some guys up front when the race starts to get strung out. It sure didn't feel like we were going all out. And it seems odd that Bruyneel would say that. After all, his riders rode at the front for over 100 kilometers today and the Columbia riders came to the front for the sprint."
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I'm bothered because it always becomes more than a different opinion when discussing a body with people, women especially. It becomes a venomous vehement disagreement with the person in question being spit in the face. I didn't get that from here, I'm just rubbed the wrong way.
I'm not bothered when women tell me they're not attracted by skinny men, and prefer muscles, it's just different strokes. Nor, am I bothered when someone looks different than any other.
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And my wife is probably correct in telling me that I'm weird because I've been sitting in our spare bedroom the last 4 days calling it the bunker, swearing an alien hit squad is out to get me for telling secrets on the internet, and wearing nothing but Saran wrap, baby oil, and tinfoil around my head?
And Obama isnt our savior?
Jeez whats next the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus dont exist?
How do ya like that for a Monday morning wake-up slap.
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GALLATIN, Tenn. – After seven years of notifications, penalties and waiting for homeowners to pay their property taxes, Sumner County began their first tax lien auction.
With every property there are taxes to be paid, but Thursday people got to bid on property tied to a different time, before the word "recession" was part everyday vocabulary.
"We decided to wait with the economy the way it was," said Sumner County Clerk and Master Darlene Daughtry. "We feel like it's time that the economy is turning around."
Sumner County is finally auctioning off parcels delinquent as far back as 2005.
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8:50 p.m. - Redskins Round Table Part Two
WTOP's George Wallace, USA Today Sports' Chris Chase and Politico's Ben White
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Tech companies send an open letter to the President asking for changes in NSA's spying rules
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Will Shanahan stay on as coach of the Redskins?
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First woman to lead U.S. Park Police ends controversial career
WTOP's Megan Cloherty reports
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No soul searching in Virginia after GOP losses
11:30 a.m. - Ellen Nakashima, The Washington Post
Agencies collected data on Americans' cellphone use in thousands of 'tower dumps'
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Internet companies don't want the government to collect so much information
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Here's a little piece of grilling heaven—right in the city. Perched on a grassy expanse nearly the size of a soccer field, Fort Miley is a geographic slice of gastronomic delight hidden behind Lands End. To reach its solo grill, make a short climb up a road through a dense forest, then emerge onto a private plateau with giant views of Ocean Beach all the way down Sloat Boulevard. This is a truly secluded playground, so bring the bocce, the burgers, and your best suds and buds. While there, explore the WWII military structures and stroll north up a little path that leads to a fresh, stellar view of the Golden Gate Bridge. The Fort Miley grill is often available for walk-ins, especially on weekdays.
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What Does Your Kitchen Say About You?
If someone were to take the doors off all your kitchen cabinets and snap a photo, what would that image say about you? That's what Dutch photographer Erik Klein Wolterink explores in Kitchen Portraits, a photography project and the subject of his new book by the same name.
As Wolterink tells Slate, he doesn't even like kitchens that much. "I'm interested in the way we live, our daily environment, what surrounds us, the everyday stuff we normally don't see or pay attention to," he says. And that is what ultimately drew him into the kitchens of 11 different people living in Amsterdam, all with diverse backgrounds. For authenticity's sake, he asked the participants not to clean their kitchen before the shoot so he could photograph it as it looked on a daily basis.
To create the photos you see above, he removed all doors and then shot each individual cupboard, drawer, or built-in appliance. Then he took those frames and combined them into one composite image, with the details remaining sharp and in focus. The result is "a remarkable detailed documentary about cultural habits," as the blurb for his book says.
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(Images: Erik Klein Wolterink)
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Cool. I dig the different perspectives within one image. I don't have any doors on any of my cupboards at the moment. They are incredibly organized!!
Mine says, you have way too much cooking stuff in here, you don't cook enough, and I know about the room full of cookbooks upstairs!
I definitely want to do a composite of my own kitchen like this - love the layout!


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Campus activity is centered around the interconnected Davis, Mayo and Cannaday buildings. The state-of-the-art Birdsall Medical Research Building allows researchers to investigate neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. The campus includes modern education facilities, including classrooms, lecture halls, an extensive library and computer lab.
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The long, hilarious career of the filmmaker, comedian, actor, and performer Mel Brooks has been documented before, but never quite like it has been on the new box set "The Incredible Mel Brooks: An Irresistible Collection of Unhinged Comedy." While previous career retrospectives have focussed on Brooks's films, this collection assembles odds and ends from around the margins of his career, ranging from classic inteviews with Dick Cavett and Johnny Carson to sitcom appearances on shows such as "Mad About You" to rarities such as the 1978 parody newsmagazine "Peeping Times" and Brooks's teaser trailer for the 1962 Italian film "My Son, the Hero."
The set will be released today. While we are pleased to offer the exclusive clip above—it's a snippet from a 1981 British documentary in which Brooks reflects on his early years, explains his relationship with his mother, and generally acts the tummler—we are doubly pleased that Brooks agreed to discuss the new collection with us. Click-through to read the conversation.


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Aug. 20, 2012 Stillwater, Okla. — Cezar Guerrero, a sophomore on the Oklahoma State men's basketball team, will not be a part of this year's team due to personal reasons, it was announced today by head coach Travis Ford. Concerns over his mother's health and a desire to be closer to her during this time led to the request. "I have spoken with Cezar and his brother, J.C., and understand the difficult time their family is going through," Ford said. We wish Cezar nothing but the best, and pray for a speedy recovery for his mother, Martha. Cezar has been a valuable member of this team, and we appreciate all the contributions that he has made to the program. We will certainly help him in any way possible to locate a school near his home that will give him an opportunity to continue his education while also pursuing his basketball career." "I really need to be near my mother during this difficult time for her," Guerrero said. "It's a difficult decision for me, but being with my mom and my family is the most important thing right now. It's unfortunate, because I have really enjoyed my year at OSU and being a part of the Cowboy Basketball family. Coach Ford has been like a father-figure to me, and I appreciate everything he's done for me, as a player and a person. It's disappointing for me to leave, because I think this team could be something special this season. It will be an exciting team to watch." Guerrero leaves OSU in excellent academic standing according to Dr. Marilyn Middlebrook, associate athletic director for academic affairs at Oklahoma State.
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WHITBY -- Several mystery authors will be dropping by the Whitby Public Library this month to celebrate November Noir.
On Thursday, Nov. 22, mystery authors Vicki Delany and Elizabeth J. Duncan will share the stage and stories about their novels, their writing process and themselves.
Ms. Delany, author of the Molly Smith mystery series and the Klondike Mystery series, has written 11 novels, including her most recent work, More than Sorrow. In the Library Journal's starred review of the novel, they called it "a splendid Gothic thriller with a theme of strong women throughout history."
Ms. Duncan is a Toronto-based writer of the award-winning Penny Brannigan mystery series, set in North Wales. Cold Light of Mourning won the William F. Deeck - Malice Domestic 2006 Grant for Unpublished Writers and the 2008 St. Martin's/Malice Domestic Award for best first traditional mystery. Her fourth novel in the series, Small Hill to Die On, was published last month.
Then on Monday, Nov. 26 at 7 p.m., local authors Ruth E. Walker and Allison Baggio will be dropping by the Whitby library for a reading and interview. Ms. Walker's first novel, Living Underground, was recently published and Ms. Baggio's novel, Girl in Shades, was released last year.
Susanna Kearsley, author of The Rose Garden, will be hosting both events.
The central branch of the Whitby Public Library is located at 405 Dundas St. W., Whitby.
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2 | Sakai | 2 | Ciani 45+2 |
4 | Kvist 55 | 7 | Ederson 21 64 |
5 | Tasci (C) 49 | 8 | Hernanes 38 72 |
15 | Boka | 17 | Pereirinha |
16 | Traoré | 18 | Kozák 84 |
20 | Gentner | 19 | Lulić |
24 | Rüdiger | 23 | Onazi 56 |
31 | Okazaki | 26 | Radu (C) |
44 | Maxim 41 | 27 | Cana 87 |
93 | Macheda 90+3 | 87 | Candreva |
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22 | Ziegler (GK) | 1 | Bizzarri (GK) |
3 | Felipe Lopes | 3 | André Dias |
7 | Harnik 55 87 | 15 | González 72 |
21 | Molinaro | 20 | Biava |
23 | Hoogland | 24 | Ledesma 64 |
26 | Holzhauser 90+3 | 50 | Lombardi |
30 | Hajnal 41 | 99 | Floccari 84 |
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S.S. Lazio midfielder Ederson thanked his coach Vladimir Petković for giving him the opportunity to shine on the European stage once again after he netted his second goal in three UEFA Europa League starts in a 2-0 win at VfB Stuttgart.
The result put the Serie A side firmly on course for the quarter-finals, but Stuttgart goalkeeper Sven Ulreich insisted the tie is far from over. He underlined that "anything can happen" next Thursday as he and Christian Gentner tried to put on a brave face in spite of a defeat which Lazio's Hernanes felt could have been even more handsome.
Ederson, Lazio midfielder
The coach put his faith in me and my team-mates helped me too. We played really well and we're delighted to come here and get such a result. We've taken a huge step towards qualifying and we now need to carry on like this in the second leg.
I'm always available for selection and I really want to help the side, like we all do. We're in this competition, which is a beautiful competition, and then we have the league and we don't want to give up on that either; then there's the cup too
. We want to fight on all fronts and we hope that our injured players return soon so that we can maintain this challenge on all fronts.
Hernanes, Lazio midfielder
It was a great performance and we had a few chances to finish things off and make it 3-0, but we didn't take them. When we have this kind of spirit, then we can beat anybody. The season's long with many games to play and we had some important players out and that does have an impact. In the end, though, we have such a strong squad that I don't think anybody is irreplaceable. Ederson scored a great goal and I'm pleased for him because he's been out for a long time. [Ogenyi] Onazi's got great potential and he played a fantastic game.
Christian Gentner, Stuttgart midfielder
We weren't effective enough. Lazio played the way you've got to play in Europe; they were clever and I think it probably looked from the outside like they won the game quite comfortably without really putting too much into it, and that is what we were lacking. We were not clever enough when we had the chance to score, and then we conceded two.
We had our moments in attack, but we didn't manage to get to grips with it and I don't think we managed to get it into our heads that this was the first leg of a European tie and we had to keep things tight. Instead, we invited our opponents to score once or twice, and they punished us for it. We had players with enough quality to score, but we just weren't effective enough, despite having the chances.
Sven Ulreich, Stuttgart goalkeeper
We played a decent game and had good chances too. Sadly, we didn't reward our efforts with goals; otherwise, I think the game would have had a different outcome. We did create some good chances and that has got to give us hope. If we can just eradicate our errors, then it's going to be easier for us to get results in future.
We've got to try to get an early goal in Rome, which would be important. Everything's possible in football and we still have a chance to go through. It was a tough match, but while there's life, there's hope. I'm quite confident that we can turn it around there
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The induction motor on our older air/heater unit isn't working so nothing else heat related is either. It was working fine up tell it wasn't. I pulled the motor/fan unit(fasco p/n 1054268). It wasn't getting hot, and it spins freely by hand.
I check the lead coming from the relay and there is no power coming out of it. I had the thermostat turned up in the house. I am assuming it should of had the relay turn power on to the relay, and then to the motor. Is that right? Does this point to the relay as the problem? Or could it be some thing else not causing power to the relay?
Where does one buy a replacement relay at? I can't afford a tech to come out, and its freezing. I got 4 small electric heaters running and its still cold in here, please help me help my self. Thanks


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