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Looking for something to do with your pet, or fun events to help support animal rescue groups?
Here is a list of pet events in the WXII 12 viewing area
3rd Annual Whiskers & Wine: August 29, 2014
Come and enjoy great food, great wine, magical entertainment, dancing, fabulous auction items and door prizes. Special guests: NETOP The Painting Dog and Singer/Songwriter, Maya Burgess.
When: Friday, August 29, 2014
Time: 6:00p – 10:30p
Where: Hanover Park Vineyard – The Studio
1927 Courtney-Huntsville Road, Yadkinville, NC
All Proceeds will go to help the animals in need in Yadkin County, NC - with the following programs: Spay/Neuter, Critical Care, P.A.W. (Project Animal Warmth).
For more information log onto http://www.whiskersandwine.org/events.html or to purchase tickets by phone, please call 336.406.0965. There will be LIMITED TICKETs.
Pool Paws to Unchain Dogs: 9/6/14
Bring your pup to swim & splash and raise money for Unchain Guilford, a new organization working to unchain dogs in Guilford County. Through outreach, education and a team of volunteers building free fences for families that might otherwise be unable to afford them, Unchain Guilford is improving our community one dog at a time.
Date: September 6, 2014
Time: 11am - 3pm
Location: Ridgewood Swim & Tennis
808 James Doak Pkwy.
Greensboro, NC 27455
To learn more log onto http://unchainguilford.com/ or follow them on FACEBOOK
Whiskey for Whiskers: September 11, 2014
Please join Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network for their first ever Whiskey for Whiskers event! The event will take place on Thursday, September 11th at 6:00pm at The Marshall Free House. Join them for a whiskey tasting, cocktails, hors d' oeuvres, sports memorabilia and more! A big thank you to After Hours Veterinary Emergency Clinic/Guilford College Animal Hospital for sponsoring the event. Tickets are $50 and every dollar goes to help animals in Red Dog Farms care. You can purchase tickets by calling 336-286-6870 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information, log onto http://www.reddogfarm.com/
Purse & Shoe Sale: September 20, 2014
Join the Animal Rescue and Foster Program for this great sale. Gently used purses & shoes (casual and dress). Purses, wallets, luggage, boots, heels, flats, sneakers, etc.
When: Saturday, September 20, 2014
Time: 8am – 1pm
Location: Sedgefield Presbyterian Church
4216 Wayne Rd., Greensboro
Payment of Checks, Cash, MC, Visa, & AMEX accepted, and proceeds help homeless animals.
Gatsby for Charity black-tie gala: September 20, 2014
The shop owners of The Factory in historic downtown Kernersville would like to formally invite you to be a guest at the first annual Gatsby for Charity black-tie gala. This event is a benefit to honor and support three Triad charitable organizations: Brenner Children's Hospital, the Second Harvest Food Bank, and AARF. So mark your calendar for Saturday, September 20, 2014; Rain Date: Saturday, September 27, 2014
Designed in Gatsby style, this gala will take place in the restored Hooker Furniture Factory, (originally built in the 1920's), and located in the heart of historic downtown Kernersville. This event will include catered hors d'oeuvres, live music performed by "Nobody's Business" (a fantastic five-piece jazz band), gaming tables (from which all proceeds directly benefit the represented organizations), extensive 1920's décor and more. Smooth wine and cold beer will be available. Formal 1920's attire is required to attend.
It is the organizers' goal to present these organizations with at least $10,000 each, in honor of all the wonderful things they do and the real-time difference they are making in our local community. The ticket price for this event is $35.00, with 100% of the ticket cost benefitting the referenced organizations. Checks are to be made payable directly to the organization(s) of choice. Tickets will be on sale from July 1 until August 15, 2014.
2nd Annual Canine Challenge: September 27, 2014
Winston-Salem's 2nd Annual Canine Challenge is currently in the planning stages and are looking for vendors to join them as well as local rescue groups.
So far there will be at least 27 vendors, and 14 local rescue foundations. and at least 34 raffle items. There will be a kids corner with face painting, and crafts, BOLT from The DASH, and much more.
Date: September 27, 2014
Time: 12p-4p
Location: Miller Park, Winston Salem, NC
For more information please visit our website at caninechallenge.net
Blessing of the Animals: October 4, 2014
The Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kernersville will be doing it's annual Blessing of the Animals from 1pm – 3pm. The church is located at 616 South Cherry St., Kernersville, NC, and the blessings will be done in the outside plaza.
Honoring God's creations and Blessing of Our Animals October 11, 2014
Costume Contest for pets alone or with their owners! Raffles, Hot Dog Lunch and much more! Many pet service organizations will be in attendance!
When: Saturday October 11, 2014
Time: 9:30a – 12p
Location: St. Christopher's Episcopal Church
303 Eastchester Dr, High Point, NC
UnchainForsyth Charity Poker Tournament: October 11, 2014
Join Unchainforsyth and Fur-Ever Friends raise funds to help Forsyth County owners free their dogs from the chain. Not only will there be a poker tournament with great prizes, but also a silent auction, food and more.
When: Saturday, October 11, 2014
Time: 1:00pm
Location: Southern Smoke Eatery & Tavern
3441 Myer Lee Drive
Winston Salem, NC.
To learn more about the tournament, CLICK HERE. To learn more about Forever Friends and Unchainforsyth, visit their website at fureverfriendsnc.org
Bark-Wine and Dine: October 11, 2014
Dinner-Cash Bar-Silent Auction and Awesome Music
At two awesome downtown restaurants.
A fabulous, relaxing evening leading to the phenomenal 2015 Bark and Wine!!
For updates and details, follow them FACEBOOK
6TH Annual Paws for Patients Dog Lovers Dog Show: 11/8/2014
Food, Events, Prizes and Entertainment! All proceeds and donations benefit Epilepsy Education fund for patients. ALL DOGS MUST BE ON LEASES
When: Saturday November 8, 2014
Time: 12p – 4p
Location: Epilepsy Institute of NC
1311 Westbrook Plaza Drive
Winston Salem, NC 27103
Paws in the Park: November 10, 2014
This fundraiser is an exclusive opportunity to enjoy the magical holiday light display in Tanglewood Park in the company of other pet lovers, with your best four-legged friend beside you! The evening will include music, food, and opportunities to begin your holiday shopping, all while helping our furry friends.
Funds raised through Paws in the Park will be used to feed, clean, house, and find loving homes for abandoned dogs and cats in Davie County, NC. Please help us meet and exceed our goal of $10,000 so we can continue to save lives and give every animal in our care a second chance.
Furr Ball is Back! November 15, 2014
Please join Forsyth Humane Society for a wonderful evening to support Forsyth County animals.
Furr Ball Tickets will go on sale September 15, 2014. Seating is limited. $100.00 per person or $175.00 per couple *Table Sponsorships Available Now - Reserved Seating for 8 / Table Sponsorship $1500.00 - Black Tie Optional.
Furr Ball will raise funds and awareness for animals who are homeless and neglected, and will support the FHS 'no kill' Adoption Center, Educational Outreach Programs, and Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Voucher Assistance Program. By supporting Furr Ball you can help end animal overpopulation and promote responsible pet ownership in Forsyth County. This event can only be possible because of the community support we receive from friends like you.
For more information, log onto www.forsythhumane.org


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Men's Basketball Defeats Ave Maria in Exhibition game, 89-58
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU men's basketball team knocked off the Ave Maria Gyrenes in an exhibition game at Alico Arena, 89-58. Delvin Franklin led the Eagles in scoring with 16 points, and freshman point guard Reggie Chambers had an impressive debut, scoring 13 points to go along with 6 assists and 2 steals. E.J. Ciaccio led the Gyrenes with 14 points and Tim Snyder chipped in a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds, along with 4 blocks.
After Ave Maria took an early 5-2 lead, the Eagles answered with an 8-0 run capped by steal and layup by Reggie Chambers. A couple minutes later the Eagles widened the gap with a 12-0 run, including 2 3-pointers from junior Ben Vega. With 8:36 to play in the first half and the Eagles leading 31-14, junior Derrick O'Neill took over. In the span of just under 40 seconds, O'Neill recorded a dunk, a steal, an assist, and a block. At the 6:05 mark the Gyrenes went on a 13-0 run to pull within 6 points with 2:15 to play until halftime. The Eagles answered back with a 6-0 run to go into the half with a 43-31 lead.
The Eagles came out and dominated the second half, outscoring the Gyrenes 28-7 through the first ten minutes of the half. Kyle Marks started the half with an alley-oop dunk off a beautiful pass from Reggie Chambers. The Eagles never looked back, outscoring Ave Maria 46-27 in the second half.
For the Gyrenes, E.J. Ciaccio scored 14 points including 4-8 from 3-point range. Daniel Vivas had 8 points and4 assists, along with 7 turnovers. Ave Maria turned the ball over 32 times in the game, 19 of which were steals by the Eagles. For FGCU, Ben Vega had 14 points, including 4-4 from 3-point range. Kyle Marks added 12 points, and Ed Rolax had 9 points and 8 rebounds. Derrick O'Neill ended up with 6 points, 6 rebounds, 5 steals, and 4 assists.
The Eagles open up the regular season against the defending national champion Kansas Jayhawks in Lawrence, Kansas, on November 18th at 9:00 PM. The game will be broadcast nationwide on ESPNU.
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AN EXTRA-curricular opportunity has got Andover College's Level 3 Motor Vehicles students revving as they put their theory into fastpaced practice with their own motorsport team.
The team's car was debuted at the Southsea Motor Club Autumn Autosolo with the team seeing it perform in a racing situation.
Autosolo is a form of motorsport based around the principles of autotesting, a series of tests to measure precision driving skill.
The first challenge faced by the team was to prepare their Nissan Micra car to get it through an MOT.
This involved welding, new brake lines, new brakes and a full service – giving the opportunity to put the skills and knowledge learned on their college courses into practice.
Compared to traditional autotests, the course doesn't involve specialised techniques like spin turns, is usually longer, and can involve a bit more speed through the corners. Autosolo events are open to drivers over the age of 16 and those without a full licence are limited to a saloon car of not more than 1400cc.
Motor Vehicle lecturer Tim Richman said: "When the car went straight through its MOT it was great to see the students' hard work pay off.
"It has given them all a sense of being part of a team.
"This has integrated into their course, contributed to holistic assessments, boosted participation and group engagement and has been a completely positive experience."
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The Lee County Sheriff's Office arrested a 15-year-old Lee County student on charges of sexual battery on a victim below the age of 12.
The incident unfolded when a virtual school teacher at the Lee County School Board Facility reported catching two students in a bathroom stall together Wednesday morning.
While the virtual school is online, the students were meeting up for testing or instruction, according to a spokesperson for the Lee County School Board.
The teacher said he went to the men's restroom to locate a student when he noticed a 15-year-old student and an 11-year-old student standing in a stall close together.
The teacher instructed the students to get out of the stall and took them to the hall way. While talking to the students, the victim whispered "help me," according to reports.
Due to the nature of the incident, the sheriff's office was contacted and a detective was assigned to investigate.
During an interview with the detective and the Children's Advocacy Center, the victim said he and the 15-year-old student were exchanging notes before mutually deciding to go to the restroom.
The victim said the two were mutually kissing in the bathroom stall before a teacher walked in. He said the 15-year-old placed his hand over the victim's mouth to keep him quiet.
The victim said when the teacher left, they continued to kiss before the 15-year-old sexually battered him.
The victim said he felt a lot of pain so they stopped and continued to kiss until the teacher who reported the incident walked in.
Tonight, parents have a lot of questions about the incident.
"It should be a safe environment," said parent John Guard. "You shouldn't haven to worry what's going to happen to your kid. You should know that everything is going to be fine."
We asked the Lee County School Board what's being done to keep incidents like this from occurring. They provided the following statement.
"Our practices always encourage active adult supervision – being able to escort yourself in and out of a school or public restroom is an age appropriate expectation for the ages of students that were present yesterday for tutoring. We will look at the events surrounding this situation very closely, however we have every reason to believe at this time our teachers followed best practices for supervising students."
A local psychiatrist says the 15-year-old may be a victim himself.
"When boys are abused, they re-enact that, and they will abuse other boys or other girls," says Dr. Omar Rieche. "So the first thing I think about when I hear this story is there must have been some prior abuse."
Now parents are calling for more supervision to make sure something like this doesn't happen again.
"Why are they not being watched as much as they should be," asked parent Mary Terranova. "Much more observation should be going on. I'm sorry but that really does upset me."
The 15-year-old was arrested and charged with sexual battery on a victim below the age of 12. The school board says on top of the criminal charges, it will follow its code of conduct to punish the students.
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NCPC Provides Favorable Comments for New National Aquarium Entrance Pavilion and General Services Administration Headquarters Modernization Plan
Washington, DC – At its monthly meeting today the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) heard an informational presentation from the National Museum of the American Latino Commission which is exploring plans for a museum in the nation's capital. The museum commission discussed several possible site locations for the museum. NCPC does not take action on informational presentations.
Under action items, NCPC provided favorable comments on concept plans submitted by the General Services Administration (GSA) to move the entrance of the National Aquarium from 14th Street to Constitution Avenue, NW to coincide with the Aquarium's relocation within the Department of Commerce building. Moving the aquarium to a more prominent location will help activate the Federal Triangle and increase traffic from the National Mall. Since 1932 the National Aquarium has occupied its current location on the basement level inside the Department of Commerce Headquarters Herbert Hoover Building.
In its comments the Commission commended GSA for balancing various design considerations and required GSA to resolve several design issues—including design and grading of the green roof, flood protection, and pavilion lighting—before bringing the project back for preliminary and/or final review. The Commission noted that perimeter security was not in the concept submission, but understands from GSA that the new entrance's outer wall would be designed to include perimeter security.
GSA proposes moving the Aquarium from its current 18,000 square foot location with the basement on the building's north side to an approximately 30,000 square foot basement-level site on the building's south side (Constitution Avenue). Plans for the new entrance pavilion include two 42-inch high and 216-feet long granite clad walls spaced ten feet apart. A staircase and an accessible ramp located between the walls would lead down to the Aquarium's entrance. New signs will be located at both ends of the pavilion and engraved on the rear pavilion wall.
In a separate action, the Commission approved preliminary and final building plans for the modernization of the General Services Administration headquarters located at 1800 F Street, NW. The nine-story, E-shaped building—constructed in 1917 with additions made in 1934—currently has 520,000 square feet of office space.
GSA proposes a complete restoration of the building's interior and exterior including its windows and exterior stone facades, and will seek a LEED Gold rating. The physical plant and other mechanical systems will be replaced, and changes made to the entrances and exits. In addition, 120,000 square feet of infill construction will replace a portion of the building's current open space courtyards. This seven-story addition will be located on the south side of the existing courtyards. The modernization will take place in two phases, with the first phase paid for with funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
GSA is currently evaluating what form of perimeter security, if any, the building will have, and submitted two options for comment. They anticipate making a decision on which option to move forward with in several months. NCPC commented favorably on the first concept with two exceptions. This concept features a new formal building entrance on E Street complete with central staircase and access ramps. Perimeter security includes hardened garden walls and three different types of bollards. NCPC's favorable comments exclude the proposed curbline bollards in front of E Street and 18th Street building entrances.
NCPC provided favorable comments and expressed strong support of GSA's second concept, which does not include perimeter security. The new E Street entrance would be on the street level. Four new locations for ground-level retail would flank this new entrance, two on either side. This concept would necessitate lowering part of the building's first floor slab.
"This is a very exciting project. It has the potential to have a positive impact on the E Street Corridor extending from the White House to the Kennedy Center, and also to serve as a model for ground floor retail in federal buildings, a move that is strongly advocated by the agency in its planning initiatives," said David Levy, NCPC Director of Urban Design and Plan Review.
The Commission was very supportive of the concept, and commended GSA for its efforts to include ground level retail, instead of perimeter security, at its headquarters. This second alternative complements goals promoted by NCPC in two recent planning initiatives: The Monumental Core Framework Plan and Activating Federal Places, both of which encourage adding retail and other mixed-uses to the ground floors of federal facilities to better integrate them into the fabric of the city and provide needed amenities.
This month's agenda also included 13 consent calendar items (no presentations were given):
The National Capital Planning Commission is the federal government's central planning agency in the District of Columbia and surrounding counties in Maryland and Virginia. The Commission provides overall planning guidance for federal land and buildings in the region. It also reviews the design of federal projects and memorials, oversees long-range planning for future development, and monitors capital investment by federal agencies.


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on Aug 31, 2013 at 2:42 pm
Yes I heard the guy. He was some kind of union troll telling everyone they'd go to hell if they didn't support fast food workers. Our children won't be safe until we do away with unions.
on Aug 31, 2013 at 7:49 pm
"as I have two small children whom were both scared by this man" They were with you...their parent. Why be scared? Maybe explain, Freedom of Speech to the children and then give them a cookie...Mrs. Fields.
on Sep 1, 2013 at 10:14 am
If this is the same fellow I'm thinking of, he was at the Farmers' Market on the East side (the Main St side). I went up to him and stood very close and took some pictures. This bothered him a bit but he soon went on with his speech. Not much you can do about him. If your kids are old enough, he provides a good teaching moment concerning the right to free speech.


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You couldn't help but notice this week, that the workplace shooting happened at the very moment congressional hearings on gun violence were happening on Capitol Hill. The issue of gun control is getting a lot of attention in Washington.Whether it was this week's shooting in Phoenix, or two years ago in Tucson, people want an end to this kind of cowardly violence.
But there are real doubts whether anything Washington is talking about would work or if they're even headed in the right direction.
FOX News' Chris Wallace weighs in on what's new with the gun control debate, immigration reform and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
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Richard lives! More thoughts on my friend, Richard Aoki
by Mo Nishida
From an early age, Richard was very conscious of his responsibility for his brother and, later in his life, taking care of his mama. In our Japanese (Jpse) culture, these family responsibilities are grouped under the term "oya koko," familial loyalties and responsibilities, usually associated with parents. Many, like myself, are not good examples, but we know the real deal when we see it and can dig and respect the practitioner.
As a young man, as he studied, Richard's curiosity took him into the world of the "left," organizationally and academically. In fact, he was one of the most well-read dudes I knew. So much of the stuff he read, like Hegel, "Capital," Bakunin etc., I had only heard of, except possibly Chairman Mao. He had studied and, more importantly, had thought seriously about what he had read and wanted to discuss it with anyone who was interested from a practical perspective.
Richard also was an advocate of armed self-defense, not the militant pacifism that was so popular behind Saint Martin at the time. Made sense to me; I wouldn't turn the other cheek. The teachings of Brother Malcolm X, "by any means necessary," came to life in this era of the Deacons for Defense and Robert Williams' chapter of the NAACP.
Many of us, in this era of segregation, lived shoulder to shoulder with Black folks, others with Brown and Red folks. Richard's life was about developing Black-Yellow unity. When he went to UC Berkeley and helped found the Asian American Political Alliance (AAPA), he advocated and built Asian Pacific unity. Through the Third World Liberation Front (TWLF), he worked on unity among people of color and did not forget about white allies. He also promoted and practiced international solidarity. All the while, many if not most of us still lived, ate and breathed in our own ethnic communities and cultures.
Richard's life was about developing Black-Yellow unity.
In building Third World unity, we did support work with the American Indian Movement (AIM) at Wounded Knee; the Brown Berets (Chicana/o and Mexicana/o youth), Los Tres, the Chicana/o hi-school blow outs, and many new Afrikan revolutionary nationalist organizations, including the Panthers and the Free Huey campaign and with pre-NAPO celebrations of Malcolm's and Uncle Ho Chi Min's birthdays. Our international solidarity work included opposition to the Viet Nam war, apartheid in South Afrika and the Hands Off Cuba solidarity movement, to name a few. We were all on the same path: Unite the many, isolate the few, under Third World people of color leadership.
While Richard was at UC Berkeley as spokesperson for the Asian Amerikan Studies (AAS) Central Committee, far-reaching practices were initiated. One of the demands at both the San Francisco State strike and UC Berkeley's was that university resources must serve our communities directly. AAS rented a house off campus, called it Ho Chi Min Hall and ran programs for the people of the community in the community itself.
The issue of student empowerment and democratic practices saw the student evaluation of instructors put into practice with teeth when a particularly arrogant instructor was not asked to come back on the recommendation of the students. In another revolutionary innovation, the whole payroll was collectivized and "survival pay" bottom-line was developed and implemented. The result? More people were able to be hired for the bucks coming in.
All those years in the community college system were summed up at his memorial service, where people of color, workers, students, both individuals and organizations, and community groups all came and paid tribute to a brotha. Richard showed, although not a part of a revolutionary collective, he could still "serve the people." This was classic Mao, "lean to the left." Many who took straight jobs only thought of their own survival and upward mobility; Richard showed that you could be principled and outspoken and still be respected by your peers.
So weigh the evidence: a long history with many friends and cohorts versus the FBI's files and two old, run-down FBI agents. Still a no-brainer to me.
When Richard retired and hit the streets, he was still hip-deep in the peoples' work. He was working with Yuri Kochiyama on promoting a general strike in the Bay opposing the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan. We worked together promoting a national conference to see the effects of incarceration on our communities. It didn't happen; we couldn't generate support from the many newer Asian Pacific ethnic folks out there, who had other pressing needs and priorities that were more important.
Now that we've had a little time to think and look at the "big picture," this is what it looks like to me:
To answer the question, "Why now?" Diane Fujino's book was getting good reviews and her book tour was successful, especially in the Bay Area. The jerk devoted only a small segment of his book to Richard, yet he piggy-backed his book release to take advantage of the popularity of Diane's book. His attack has obtained a full court press in the Bay Area – blasted by nearly every media outlet! Now who planned and financed all this? His publisher? Not! I don't think so.
Our movement has been growing by leaps and bounds, not only here, everywhere. Why not take this chance given by the jerk to try and destroy the reputation of a people's warrior, make our movement look untrustworthy, split ethnic communities. They can try and they sure as hell will try. But it ain't gonna fly. Just as Richard represents the fighting spirit, warrior's heart and the tradition of resistance to the repression of our people, there are youth and others out there who can see the okey-doke and will pick up the stick and the flame of eternal hope to beat the attack back.
All those years in the community college system were summed up at his memorial service, where people of color, workers, students, both individuals and organizations, and community groups all came and paid tribute to a brotha.
In closing, I hope that you can see what kind of cat the brotha was. A snitch? That white boy ain't got no mama, 'cause he sure ain't got no soul. Richard lives!
Mo Nishida, a revolutionary activist in Los Angeles who has known Richard Aoki since the late 1960s, can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tarika Lewis, first woman to join the Black Panther Party, on Richard Aoki: interview with Hyphen Magazine
Richard Aoki on growing up in West Oakland: interview by Wayie Ly of KPFA's Apex Express in 2006, from Hyphen Magazine
Richard Aoki on his early political convictions: interview by Wayie Ly of KPFA's Apex Express in 2006, from Hyphen Magazine
Richard Aoki on his changing political convictions: interview by Wayie Ly of KPFA's Apex Express in 2006, from Hyphen Magazine
Richard Aoki on forming the Black Panther Party: interview by Wayie Ly of KPFA's Apex Express in 2006, from Hyphen Magazine
Bobby Seale on getting to know Richard Aoki: interview by Hyphen Magazine recorded at EastSide Cultural Center
Bobby Seale on Richard Aoki and guns: interview by Hyphen Magazine recorded at EastSide Cultural Center
Diane Fujino on Richard Aoki's evolving politics: interview with Hyphen Magazine
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I'm a writer from St Giles On The Heath, Great Britain just submitted this to a colleague who was doing a little research on this. And she in fact bought me lunch just because I discovered it for her… lol. Actually, allow me to paraphrase this…. Thanks for the meal… But anyway, thanks for taking some time to talk about this matter here on your site.↓


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For Darren! Get Mackie the Testimonial He Deserves
This month sees Dazzling Darren celebrate the completion of his 10th year in our top team. 166 starts and 53 goals later, Darren has become the clubs highest scoring SPL player and our leading scorer in two of the four successful years we've celebrated under JC. His vital European goals have lead to some of the most enjoyable trips we as fans have experienced, including Berlin, Madrid and Panathinaikos while also proving to be the most lucrative for the club. His income generated per goal ratio must be astounding! What's more he's as red as us and has turned down the filthy lucre on offer elsewhere to stay and fight for his beloved Dons. The guy is a true AFC legend and I hope the club honour his achievements appropriatley.
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Study: Nebraska 3rd best managed state in the country
Nebraska is the third best managed state in the nation, according to a Wall Street Journal publication.
24/7 Wall Street conducts an annual survey of all fifty states in America and based on a review of data on financial health, standard of living and government services, determines how well each state is managed.
Governor Dave Heineman says the #3 ranking for Nebraska shows the state's economy is moving forward and government is being more efficient through the use of technology.
For the first time, North Dakota is the best run. Wyoming is number two, Iowa #5, South Dakota is #7, Kansas is #15 and Colorado is #29. California is the worst run state in the nation according to the survey.
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Robert John Brickner, 84, of Delphos passed away Friday morning at Van Wert Inpatient Hospice Center.
He was born on July 3, 1928 in Delphos, Ohio to Edward and Amelia (Wiechart) Brickner, who preceded him in death.
On April 21, 1956, he married Jeanette (Ricker) Brickner, who survives in Delphos.
Survivors include his children Gary Brickner of Dublin, Raymond J. (Suzanne) Brickner of Concord, N.C., Carmen (Robert) McGough of Columbus, Mary Kay (Kenneth) Hasenkamp of Dublin, one sister, Gertrude Brodd of Des Plaines, IL and grandchildren Rebecca and Megan Brickner and Brian, Drew and Heather Hasenkamp.
He was preceded in death by his twin brother Raymond T. Brickner, brother Edward Brickner, and sisters Rosemary Wahmhoff and Martha Manley.
Mr. Brickner was a long-time employee of Fruehauf Corporation and retired from there in 1990. He graduated from Delphos St. John High School in 1946 and from Central Technical Institute in 1958. Robert was a man of Faith. He was a lifetime Cradle to the Grave member of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Delphos. He was a member of the American Legion in Fort Jennings. He proudly served in the United States Army from 1951 to 1953. Mr. Brickner loved Delphos and was a lifelong resident. He was a big sports fan, especially for the "3 B's"; Blue Jays, Buckeyes and Browns. He also had a special knack for repairing almost anything—from broken toys to broken hearts. After retiring, Robert loved volunteering at the Inter-Faith Thrift Shop.
Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday at St. John Evangelist Church, Delphos, with Father Christopher Bohnsack officiating. Burial will follow in Resurrection Cemetery.
Family and friends may call from 2-8 p.m. Sunday at Hater and Schier Funeral Home. Special Services include Wake and Military Grave Rights by Fort Jennings American Legion Post 715 at 7:30 p.m.
Memorial contributions may be made to Van Wert Inpatient Hospice, 1155 Westwood Dr., Van Wert or St. John Elementary School Tuition Assistance.
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Top Story: For years now, I've been told I'm too negative about the Oilers and that I need to see the bright side. The Oilers are now seven years removed from their last playoff appearance - the longest streak in the NHL with Toronto in the playoffs in the east this season. The Oilers are about to enter the fourth year of their second rebuild since making the Stanley Cup finals and the same management team is still in place. A look at the remaining schedule shows the most likely outcome for Edmonton is 25th place, meaning the Oilers last four finishes will be 30-30-29-25 and the management team is in no danger of losing their jobs. It's a horrible thing to root for a team when the owner of that team doesn't care about the team's fortunes and won't care until the team is in his new arena.
The Oilers' archrivals are probably going to finish 29th and a whole slew of Oilers' fans have taken to pointing and laughing because the Flames ownership group and management team has publicly stated the team's goal is to make the playoffs next season in the first year of their rebuild. I, for one, hope the Flames do make playoffs next season and show the Oilers, their ownership, management and fans, that losing is not the way to win and slathering yourself in the arrogance of future success while your team wallows through a decade of failure is asinine.
The Oilers are saying:
"Part of being a professional is learning how to get back on the right track, how to get energy, create energy when it's not an easy thing to do. That's character, that's how you get to this level and how you're successful at this level."
--Devan Dubnyk, on playing out the string.
Dubnyk's learnings over the last couple of years will make him the ultimate professional.
The Opponent is saying:
"I've only been around for a little bit, but it feels a lot better winning in the room than it does losing. I think it's just it's just more experience for all us young guys."
--Max Reinhart, on his thoughts after beating the Coyotes in overtime last night.
Remember how Ryan Batty and I were harshly criticized for suggesting that Taylor Hall, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Nail Yakupov stay in juniors rather than waste their ELCs in the NHL? Remember how the primary argument was "blah blah blah, poison the well"? How healthy is that well now?
Key matchup:The Flames are running short on real NHL players - a phrase that should be quite familiar to Oilers' fans. The Flames will be playing the second half of a back-to-back. If the Oilers get outplayed and outshot yet again, Steve Tambellini should be fired at centre ice when the final horn sounds.
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Fast and massive, the Seagate Backup Plus Desktop is an excellent backup drive for any USB 3.0-enabled computer or server.
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Samsung unveiling new washer and dryer pairs at CES -- two 5.6-cubic-foot washers, one front-load (WF9000) and the other top-load (WA9000) and two 9.5-cubic-foot dryers, a front-load (DF9000) and a top-load model (DA9000).
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Today the pristine Derborence Valley is a nature reserve, and the old forest that arose on the debris mounds is especially important. The valley can be reached from Conthey via a small road. Derborence inspired the Vaudois author Charles Ferdinand Ramuz to write a novel of the same name.
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Moerlein Lager House is expanding just in time for the Cincinnati Reds Opening Day.
The micro brewery announced plans for the new Hops Garden, an additional outdoor bar located in front of the restaurant.
Moerlein officials say guests in the Hops Garden will enjoy draft beer, situated along Joe Nuxhall Way. It will fit up to 125 guests at a time.
"Anytime we have a special event, or the Reds are going to be in town, or a function going on in town, we'll always have someone out there so we can help take care of guests," explained Robert Gannaway, Moerlein Lager House. "So in case we're really busy, having trouble getting [people] in, there's always a place to get a beer."
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Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our modelTwo out of the three major indices are trading lower today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) trading down 19 points (-0.1%) at 13,006 as of Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, 11:50 AM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,239 issues advancing vs. 1,655 declining with 129 unchanged.The Electronics industry currently sits up 0.2% versus the S&P 500, which is down 0.1%. Top gainers within the industry include Geospace Technologies (GEOS), up 24.6%, Nam Tai Electronics (NTE), up 8.7% and AU Optronics Corporation (AUO), up 6.3%. On the negative front, top decliners within the industry include Mellanox Technologies (MLNX), down 4.1%, Kyocera Corporation (KYO), down 1.9% and STMicroelectronics (STM), down 1.2%.TheStreet Ratings group would like to highlight 5 stocks pushing the industry higher today:5. Garmin (GRMN) is one of the companies pushing the Electronics industry higher today. As of noon trading, Garmin is up $0.48 (1.2%) to $39.37 on light volume Thus far, 312,496 shares of Garmin exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 891,100 shares. The stock has ranged in price between $38.71-$39.47 after having opened the day at $39.39 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $38.89. Garmin Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops, manufactures, and markets global positioning system (GPS) enabled products and other navigation, communication, and information products for the automotive/mobile, outdoor, fitness, marine, and general aviation markets worldwide. Garmin has a market cap of $8.1 billion and is part of the technology sector. The company has a P/E ratio of 13.1, below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are down 2.6% year to date as of the close of trading on Friday. Currently there are 4 analysts that rate Garmin a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 5 rate it a hold.TheStreet Ratings rates Garmin as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, notable return on equity, expanding profit margins and increase in stock price during the past year. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company shows weak operating cash flow. Get the full Garmin Ratings Report now.EXCLUSIVE OFFER: Jim Cramer's Protégé, Dave Peltier, only buys Stocks Under $10 that he thinks could potentially double. See what he's trading today with a 14-day FREE pass
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LAS VEGAS - Wild horse advocates worry the animals will not survive if a proposed bill passes the Nevada Legislature. The bill would re-classify Nevada's wild-roaming horses, no longer considering them "wildlife." Some believe it would deny the mustangs access to sufficient water.
Wild horses represent the spirit of Nevada. Wild horse advocates worry new legislation would damage that spirit and cause the living symbol of the American west to die off.
"It could ultimately lead to the deaths of tens of thousands of wild horses and burros from dehydration, leaving a black eye on our state," said Humane Society Nevada State Director Holly Haley.
Advocates for the animals say a short paragraph in Assembly Bill 329 could be catastrophic for the animals.
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The bill would no longer classify wild horses and burros as "wildlife." Champions of mustangs worry this language sets the stage to strip the animals of their rights to drink water on public land.
"How could anyone deprive any living creature of water," asked wild horse advocate Rhea Little. "Taking the water rights away from our wild horses, America's wild horses, is removing the wild horses."
Wild horse advocates and concerned citizens lined up Friday to testify against the legislation. They outnumbered the bill's supporters three to one.
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The Nevada Farm Bureau testified wild horses first had drinking rights in 1980, drank plenty of water before that, and will continue to have access to water if AB329 becomes law.
"There is no intent and no wording in this bill to prevent wild horses and burros from drinking water," said Nevada Farm Bureau Executive Vice President Doug Bussleman.
Wild horse advocate Arlene Gawne believes these animals that call Nevada home are national treasures, and we should embrace them.
"The bill is idiocy," she said. "The thing that we need most in Nevada is new jobs, and eco-tourists (coming) to see wild horses and burros could generate millions of dollars annually."
Other supporters of the legislation say wild horses are out of control, taking away range land from other wildlife and monopolizing water sources from antelope, big horn sheep, deer, and elk.
Wild horse advocates say all living creatures deserve this life-sustaining resource.
The Assembly already passed the bill. It now goes to the Nevada Senate. If it becomes law, legal action is expected, because wild horses and burros are federally protected.


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Yet another of our wonderful current generation of females joins the ranks of gold diggers; move over Jamie Jungers, Jamie Lee Grubs, et al., we need lots of room!!
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Going beyond password protection, you should also think about how you'll want your accounts managed once you're no longer able to do so. In recent months, many new digital legacy planning tools have hit the market, designed to help us manage the ending of our online lives. Google offers its Google Inactive Account Manager, which allows you to choose a trusted contact who will be notified by email and phone when your account has been inactive after a specified length of time and who can also be given access to the Google accounts you choose. For all other accounts, you might want to look into a digital "vault," a service that allows you to assign beneficiaries for each of your online accounts and safely store other aspects of your online presence there For example, Legacy Locker explains that it allows account holders to save their online account information in a digital "safety deposit box," and then specify "beneficiaries" to receive information about these accounts once Legacy Locker has verified the account holder's death. They also offer the ability to deliver "Legacy Letters" to friends or family members. Similar services are provided by companies such as AssetLock, Cirrus Legacy and SecureSafe. Note that while all of these sites can help you focus on digital asset preservation, their services may conflict with terms of service, click-through agreements, or relevant state and federal laws, and it is important to remember this throughout the planning process.
A foundational text is Evan Carroll and John Romano's "Your Digital Afterlife," and their website includes different strategies you can explore. Make sure that whatever tool you choose for digital estate planning is logical, easy to use and most importantly, something you share with others.


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More than three months into the school year, dozens of parents have pulled their kids out of IDEA Allan Elementary School, the Austin Independent School District's first IDEA-branded charter school.
The district partnered with the charter network to improve academic performance in East Austin.
Araceli Ribera has a daughter and son at Allan Elementary. She doesn't live in the area, but says she drives them to school every day because the charter school is a good opportunity. "My daughter, she loves the school, she learns really fast," Ribera said. "More teaching about everything, about respect to other people. They have more discipline, it's good for him."
On the other hand, dozens of East Austin parents decided the school wasn't good for their kids or their neighborhood.
Some parents organized protests against IDEA, saying Austin ISD wasn't listening to them.They opted out before the school year even started.
IDEA official Larkin Tackett says another 42 students have withdrawn since then—15 cited transportation as the reason and 14 said they were moving.
"We're not happy with the number of students who have left, but it is important to note that that is about the same rate of students who leave other schools in this neighborhood, but no one would agree that that's acceptable," Tackett said.
While a quarter of the school's 544 students come from the area, Tackett says he knows there are families nearby who are against the school.
"We're starting to build bridges, but there is a lot more work to do to clear up some of the misconceptions that exist," he said.
With charter schools popping up all over the country, advocates say people will get used to the alternative style of education.
Attendees to the 2012 Texas Charter Schools Conference say charter schools give parents more options.
"Charter schools have some additional flexibility that traditional school districts don't have," David Dunn with the Texas Charter Schools Association said. "So they are able to tailor their educational programs to meet the needs of individual students, and there is a high demand for that, and parents like that."
AISD's board will review IDEA's contract at Monday's work session.
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JAMES "JIM" REID, 58, of Knobs Hill Road, Peru, died Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, at Fletcher Allen Medical Center in Burlington, Vt. He was born June 7, 1955, in Tupper Lake, the son of Hector and Queenie (Dupuis) Reid. Arrangements are incomplete with R.W. Walker Funeral Home, 69 Court Street, Plattsburgh.
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Philosophy students gain historical perspectives on philosophical concepts, principles for careful thought, and study of specific topics.
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Haram 50th
David and Karen (Keil) Haram, of Lebanon, will celebrate 50 years of marriage at an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Oct. 15, 2011, at Bethesda Baptist Church Fellowship Center in Brownsburg. The event will be hosted by their three children. The public is invited to the open house, but the couple requests no gifts.
The Harams were married Oct. 8, 1961, in Pekin, Ill. The Rev. Paul Schedler officiated.
The couple's children are Tamra and Rick Johnson of Cincinnati, Ohio; John and Rebecca Haram of Colfax; and Andrew and Dana Haram of Brownsburg. They have eight grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Haram owned and operated the Stripping Workshop and Old Barn Antiques from 1979 to 1989. Mr. Haram is retired. He was one of the founding members of the Boone County Antique Auto Club.
Mrs. Haram has been office administrator for Families First in Lebanon for 25 years. She is not yet retired.
The Harams are active members of Bethesda Baptist Church. Besides their three natural children, the Harams were foster parents to 10 children.
The couple has lived in Lebanon for 42 years, and in Boone County for 45 years.
Bennett 40th
Floyd and Mona (Gideon) Bennett, of Thorntown, will celebrate 40 years of marriage at an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, at the Thorntown Public Library, 124 N. Market St., Thorntown. Hosts of the open house are Janet Reese and Rowena Bennett will host the open house. The couple requests no gifts.
The Bennetts were married Oct. 23, 1971, in Thorntown.
The couple's daughter, Trina E. Bennett, passed away April 23, 2003.


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All applicants are encouraged to take the GRE. However, full admission will be granted to applicants who fulfill one of the following three conditions:
- GAP score of 2200 (current requirement)
- GRE of at least 1000
- Cumulative GPA from U.S. accredited university of at least a 3.2 on a 4.0 scale
International Students,
- A baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution or its equivalent
- Have at least an undergraduate minor in health, or adequate previous education in the sciences basic to health
- A GAP Score (product of applicant's Undergrad GPA and the GRE General Test score) of 2200
- A recommended minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam; a minimum score of 500 on the written TOEFL, a minimum of 213 on the computerized TOEFL, or a minimum of 79 on the internet-based TOEFL (IBL)
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• Completed Prerequisite Coursework Worksheet
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A pedestrian who was hit by as many as three cars has died, and only one of the vehicles involved stayed at the scene.
It happened about 8 p.m. Wednesday at 27th Ave and Bethany Home Road. Phoenix Police say that a vehicle, described as an older-model faded red Nissan Sentra, hit the victim and fled the scene.
A minivan also struck the pedestrian, but stopped at the scene. A third vehicle, a yellow Nissan Sentra, also hit the victim and also fled.
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The victim, a 39-year-old American Indian man, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Man had face bitten in Worcester and another had ear ripped in Bromyard
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TWO people have been arrested in connection with two separate assualts which left victims with facial injuries.
The first man was bitten on the face in an unprovoked attack at a nightclub in Worcester, while the second man had his ear torn in a fight with someone he reportedly knew at a Bromyard pub.
At around 2am on October 26 at Velvet nightclub, off Angel Place, the 22-year-old victim was grabbed by the face and bitten on the cheek causing significant injury which needed on-going treatment.
Meanwhile, two men, the victim and the offender, were involved in an incident outside the Rose and Lion pub, in New Road, Bromyard, at about 4.30pm on November 1.
The first alledged attacker was arrested on suspicion of assault, while the second was arrested on suspicion of grevious bodily harm without intent.
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Check out http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...velopers_Guide
160 pages of good stuff - still some updates needed on the Qt side though to get the Qt 4.6 info in.
Check out http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...velopers_Guide
160 pages of good stuff - still some updates needed on the Qt side though to get the Qt 4.6 info in.
I have a trouble installing Qt on scratchbox for Fremantle SDK.
The 'apt-get update' command wouldn't work for this url: 'deb http://repository.maemo.org/extras-devel/ fremantle free non-free'.
It says:
On the other hand, the packages for Diablo were downloaded well.Code:Temporary failure resolving 'nokes.nokia.com' Failed to fetch http://repository.maemo.org/extras-devel/dists/fremantle/Release.gpg
Did anyone face the same issue?
I had faced the same problem which you are facing.
I had download the ubunto image with maemo sdk for use with virtual machine.
So I think now i have to install Qt on it and when i try to run the command 'apt-get update' it gives the same error which you have mention.
Can anybody guide me for the installation of Qt on ubunto maemo sdk image using VMWARE.
Thanks in advance.
Jajal Mehul
Hi !
I am trying to follow the section ESBOX IDE but I had some problems. The first is related to download. The document specifies the following link:
Since it was not available yesterday, I downloaded the files cited as "pre final release". Is this right ? Or should I have downloaded any other version ?
Moreover, I tried to use the feature "Build Debian Package" but it didn't work for me. I created the Debian structure and my Qt project was running properly (I tested in Xephyr). Before posting long lines of log I would like to know if someone tested this function following the developer guide instructions.
Thanks !
Jajal Mehul
Hi ,
The link is working. Initially it gives an error for 5 to 6 times.
Jajal Mehul
Nice to hear that links is now working. Some DNS propagation, who knows ...
Problem is inside this file:
Make it empty, and the 'apt-get update' command would work.
Please note that it should be done for all the scratchbox targets.
I think now that i also have to a native linux installation instead of using a image on VMWare. But it takes a lot of time to do all my setup again. Can anybody have installed Qt on VMWare image?
Jajal Mehul
I had tried the suggestion given by the carbider but it do not works for me. Are you using a VMWare with the ubuntu image? I had downloaded the image of maemo pre final from HERE.
Is this the correct version or I have to use a different image.
Thanks and Regards
Jajal Mehul
Yes the document was made good manner, it's interesting to read. After reading a bit of the document, I've started configuring the Maemo SDK on my machine. So later I reallized it's not so easy job to set it up. I felt the cutomized Ubundu virtual image is a better way to start with the development. The internet speed is very bad, so it was too time consuming for me to download the virtual images. Now I'm able to boot the virtual image on VMWare.
Initially the /scratchbox/login was working fine, then when I tried to execute qmake, I got some error message. Second time when I tried /scratchbox/login, I got this error message "ERROR: Scatchbox is not properly set up!"
I never worked with a virtual image before. Now how will I proceed with the installation proceedure further is the question, after downloading the scratchbox script file (maemo-scratchbox-install_5.0beta.sh) how do I access it from the virtual OS? The downloaded files are in my local machine's drive. Is there any option to access/mount my hard drives from the virtual OS, or is it already have been mounted? And is it possible to access the internet from the virtual os? Anybody knows how to do it?
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To run the command qmake, Qt must be install properly on your virtual image.
If you are using a image maemo prefinal ubuntu than i think that Maemo SDK is already installed on it and no need to do the scratchbox installation as /scratchbox/login is also working fine. ALthough I am also working first time on the virtual image and maemo SDK.
This is what I am thinking about the Virtual image,correct me if I am wrong.
Second thing you can connect the internet from the virtual image provided your original OS should be connected to internet properly. You can download the file from your virtual OS only so that the file can be access directly.
Hope this will helps you.
Jajal Mehul
Hi vin2ktalks,
Take a look at this article which provides a guideline for the maemo SDK installation.
Hope this will helps you.
Jajal Mehul


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However, I just cannot shake the notion that any game played in-season is somehow less important than another. No, the match played tomorrow will not affect the top flight table one bit - but you have to understand that confidence and form are not things to be trifled with. Even at the professional level, much of this game is played between the ears, and there have been many teams in the past that have believed that they can turn their form on and off at will, much to their peril. Teams that abuse this practice of picking and choosing which games to get up for typically do not succeed at the very highest level.
Now, does this mean that I think Chris Hughton should play every single one of Saturday's Starting XI tomorrow? No. But I don't buy for one second the idea that the supporters should somehow treat this match any differently. Here we are, on the eve of playing arguably the best club team in Europe right now, and yes, they may play several scrubs, but this match should be something to look forward to. Instead, the feeling among the fanbase is an overwhelming ho-hum, "I don't care if we win, just want them to show well"...and that's a shame. Do you realize that this team has never in its history won the League Cup? I want that to change. Don't you?
This is a good team, in my opinion. They're currently tied for 6th in the table. Imagine for just a second that they were able to stay in that approximate position for the balance of the season, and with some strokes of luck they end in one of the Top 4 places, just one season removed from relegation. That would be quite an accomplishment! But then what? We'd get to next season and there would be a ton of bellyaching about having to play extra matches in Europe. To me, this is the exact wrong attitude. Yes, placing well in the table is important, but at the end of the day, I want to see our lads on the right side of the score line, regardless of which competition they're playing in.
This, I believe, should satisfy those who don't want to risk injury to key players while also not giving up on the match from the get-go.
I expect Chelsea to play mostly subs, and I expect them to still come away with a comfortable victory, perhaps 3-1. One thing's for sure - if they lose, I'll take it just as hard as if they lost to Stoke on Saturday. So sue me.


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What you can do to thwart a panic attack in two common crisis situations
Panic is the body's built-in alarm system to the threat of danger. In 1915, American physiologist Walter Cannon coined the phrase "fight-or-flight" to describe a series of bodily changes that occur in response to a real or perceived threat. First, signaled by the brain, the adrenal glands attached to your kidneys release a jolt of adrenaline, essentially shocking your system. Your heart begins to race, respiration becomes quick and shallow, hands and feet go cold. Pupils dilate, muscles become primed for action. The stomach shuts down digestion, and the liver releases a shot of stored-up sugar. All of this is evolutionarily designed to kick your body into lifesaving mode when you find yourself face-to-face with, say, a saber-toothed tiger. It's only in the last 20,000 years, the snap of a finger in evolutionary time, that humans have been the dominant predator on the planet. For the first 2 million years of our ever-morphing existence, our ancestors were often prey. And panic was a sensible survival mechanism.
Panic still serves a purpose in modern society—it fuels the woman who single-handedly fights off a rapist, the teenager who lifts the car off a sibling, the man who leaps into action to save schoolchildren on a collapsing bridge. But in the wilderness of today, with so few predators left, the fight-or-flight response is usually counterproductive. In most backcountry incidents, whether you're lost or injured, hungry or thirsty, two of the worst things you can do are fight or run. When you're lost, for instance, fighting manifests itself as an unwillingness to accept any physical or geographical cues that contradict your (unknowingly confused) internal sense of direction. The panicked mind reasons that the compass must be broken, the map must be old, the trail's going the wrong way. A panicking mind misreads reality.
"This is because the brain is being flooded with noradrenalin, or norepinephrine," says Dr. Kenneth Heilman, distinguished professor of neurology at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Norepinephrine is the brain's hormonal counterpart to the body's adrenaline. "Panic, what we could call excessive or extreme anxiety, has two components," Heilman explains, "physical and mental. What happens to the body is often readily recognizable, but what happens in the brain, precisely because it is in the brain, is almost invisible."