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However, on the plus side, you don't spend the whole time in the cabin, and the cabin stewards are considerate, polite and will do anything to make your stay as comfortable as they can. The waiters are exceptional, always smiling, and happy to let you try anything (just to taste if necessary) they quickly make you feel that you are important to them.
The first class part of the cruise is the ENTERTAINMENT TROUPE - who I cant praise enough, every night they perform twice, sometimes 3 times if there is a deck party, they are all true professionals. I have seen worse performed West End shows.
The itinerary of the cruise was good, although with some of the ports it was very difficult to get through the cordon of taxi drivers, which was quite scary in places. They will not take no for an answer.
Overall it was an enjoyable experience, we relaxed and saw some new places, and although we probably wouldn't choose this ship again, that is not to say it would not be a good option for the Caribbean.


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Sale To Be Featured On MLB Network on Sunday
Sale, the 13th overall selection in the 2010 MLB First-Year Draft, was called up to Chicago on Wednesday, becoming the second FGCU pitcher in three days to make the major leagues. Casey Coleman, a 15th round selection in 2008, was also promoted to the "Windy City" on Monday to appear in the bullpen for the Chicago Cubs.
Sale made his major league debut on Friday night in a relief appearance at Baltimore. The Lakeland, Fla. product became the first White Sox player to make his debut the same year he was drafted since Alex Fernandez in 1990.
The Club, the original reality series about the Chicago White Sox front office, is produced for MLB Network by MLB Productions. As a follow up to 2009's The Pen, featuring the Philadelphia Phillies' bullpen, The Club follows chairman Jerry Reinsdorf, general manager Ken Williams and manager Ozzie Guillen with unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to a Major League Baseball club's front office. The Club premieres on MLB Network on Sunday's at 9:00 p.m. ET.
During his time in Charlotte, Sale made seven relief appearances, going 6.1 innings with a 2.84 ERA. Sale's call into the game usually meant the Knights' defense could relax, as the 6-foot-6 lefty struck out 15 batters out of his 19 recorded outs. Even more impressive, Sale's last eight outs came via the strikeout, as he limited opposing hitters to a .136 batting average. Sale struck out at least one batter in all seven appearances, two six times and the side twice.
The 2010 Collegiate Baseball Player of the Year and a five-time All-American (Ping!Baseball, Louisville Slugger, Yahoo! Sports, Baseball America, ABCA/Rawlings), Sale spent just 11 days in Advanced Single-A Winston-Salem before being called-up to Charlotte. Sale went four innings over four appearances during his stint with the Dash, giving up just one earned run and three hits while striking out four. Sale did retire nine batters in a row at one point.
Sale's 11-0 record, two saves, 2.01 ERA and 146 strikeouts helped the Eagles clinch their third consecutive A-Sun regular season title. Sale became the second player in program history to win the A-Sun Pitcher of the Year award and was a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award.

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Professor of Social Work Rick Zingher has taught at Mount Mercy since 1990. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Kansas, and a Masters in Social Work from Rutgers University. Prior to joining Mount Mercy he served as an assistant professor at Georgian Court College in Lakewood, New Jersey. He also served as an instructor at Montclair State College in Upper Montclair, New Jersey.
Zingher formerly served as the director for the School Mental Health Program and the program director for Camp Vacamas in New York.
Zingher is involved with the Young Parents Network, as well as the Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission. He was named as Feld Chair for 2008-2010, an appointment awarded in recognition of teaching excellence and skill in facilitating the learning process.
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Mother Can Exclude Father From Delivery Room, N.J. Judge Holds
What's being said
It's time to eliminate child support in its entirety. This way, all of this nonsense and waste of time ends. No more courts to worry about. No more support enforcement bureaucracy wasting $10 BILLION annually, which the monies could be sent to support recipients by e-transfers, no more arguing over the children. Child support is nothing more than a racketeering scheme set up by government, courts and lawyers for the government, courts & lawyers.
The monies that the Feds give to the states for enforcement, collections and awards, is not used for the children, (42 USC Sect. 658(a)), but is being used to pay down state employee pensions, which includes judicial pensions. This is an unconstitutional conflict of interest, as stated by the SCOTUS case of Tumey v. Ohio (1927). It said that judges who sit on cases they have a pecuniary interest in must disqualify/recuse themselves because they're to prone to abuse their contempt powers to extract/extort more monies from unsuspecting litigants/taxpayers/voters. The Supreme Ct. held this is a conflict-of-interest warranting removal of judges from these types of cases, otherwise their orders would be null and void.
I concur with Judge Mohammed's ruling. This has nothing to do with subjugating the man's rights and has everything to do with respecting the woman's right to privacy, particularly because the couple is no longer together and do not have a civil relationship. Further, has paternity been determined? If not then the only correct ruling is what the judge has ruled.
I think the judge is wrong . I think the Biological father should have a participation in this pregnancy even if she don't agree . The reality is is not her baby anymore now is both . I think is more anger involved here than love .
This article misses the point. The problem isn't that the father can't be in the delivery room. It's that the judge refused to order that 1) the mother include the father's name on the child's birth certificate and 2) the child be named in accordance with N.J.A.C. 8:2-1.4, which provides guidelines for naming a child when there is a parental dispute. Neither issue has anything to do with the mother's privacy rights - they involve fundamental parental rights that the court should have recognized inhere in both parents immediately upon the child's birth.
Now the father will have to go back into court to change the child's birth certificate and name if the mother finalizes it before he even knows the child has been born - an uphill battle that the father should not have to litigate. The judge also should have entered an order concerning custody post-birth. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 9:2-4, parents have an equal right to custody from the date the child is born.
To one of the commentators below-I don't see how excluding the father from being in the delivery room prevents him (or should prevent him) from not paying child support. He still has the right to be there with his child for the next 18 years. I hardly think missing a few hours stops him from being there financially and emotionally for the child.
So I retain the perpetual right to view, totally naked, every person I have ever slept with? Awesome new legal theory Perry Mason!
"...the ruling correctly focuses on the mother's privacy, noting that during childbirth, she was "partially naked. Why should she expose herself in the most personal, intimate moment of her life?"
How stupid is that statement? The mother was TOTALLY naked when she had sex with Plotnick!!!!!!!
If the father is not allowed to see the birth of his child, then he is not obligated to pay child support either. In the NJ case of Monmouth County v. G.D.M., 308 N.J. Super. 83, 88 (1997), parents have the right to beget and raise their children, and therefore they have a CORRESPONDING & RECIPROCAL obligation to support them financially & emotionally.
If a parent has the duty to support financially, then under the doctrine of reciprocals, they have the right to beget children, and to the care, custody and nurture of their children.
This decision is once again, reflective of the unconstitutional anti-male discrimination of the NJ Family Courts.
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by Óli Dóri and Davíð Roach
"Álfareiðin" ("The Elf Ride") "Álfareiðin" is one of Iceland's most beloved elf-themed songs, and is sung by a bonfire every year at Þrettándinn ("the Twelfth Night"—celebrated by Icelanders every January 6). The song is actually not Icelandic at all: the lyrics are a translation, by fabled Icelandic poet Jónas Hallgrímsson, of a Heinrich Heine poem, and the song is by German composer H. Heide. Regardless, it is by now an indispensable part of Icelanders' cultural heritage. "Starálfur"—Sigur Rós Apparently, there are certain elements to Sigur Rós' music that tend to make their listeners associate the band with elves and Hidden
You are born. Not until a couple years later do you start to become a person, in the most rudimentary sense. It's still not for quite a few years that you start to become your own person. Or perhaps it starts off okay, but as soon as you begin examining the world beyond yourself and your family, society's homogenizing forces take hold of you. You don't stand a chance. Culture is monopolized. When I was growing up in southern California in the '90s, the musical landscape, as I remember it, consisted almost entirely of pop punk, ska punk, and whatever
by Haukur S. Magnússon and Tómas Gabríel Benjamin
You won't find Prins Póló's unexpected summer hit "París norðursins" ("Paris Of The North") on the act's recent LP 'Sorrí' ('Sorry'). Written and recorded specifically for the purpose, the song features in a highly anticipated film of the same name, which hits theatres in early September and should be pretty great if the Prince's contribution is anything to go by. The track's steadily humming, upbeat bass line is accompanied with occasional keys and distorted guitar segments, all wrapped up in a fun and danceable package. Hiding behind that cheerful façade are lyrics that explore a recurring bitter theme in Icelandic
by Óli Dóri and Davíð Roach
Following a tremendously successful All Tomorrow's Parties festival (ATP), the organisers have announced the headliner for next year's fest, indie stalwarts Belle and Sebastian. We were lucky enough to see them the last time they visited Iceland, when they rocked the packed NASA venue in 2006, and can't wait to see them again in the unique setting at Ásbrú. ATP is one of the best new phenomena to grace our musical horizon in quite some time. The abandoned military base is a perfectly outlandish setting for a festival that focuses on diverse alternative music. The execution of the festival was
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Best album: GusGus's 'Mexico' The greats of Icelandic dance music, GusGus, have yet to slip up in their almost two decade long career and they certainly don't do so on their latest album, 'Mexico.' They continue to explore the sonic terrain of their last album, 'Arabian Horse,' a sound that is not in any way minimal, but extremely economical. But that would be for nothing if it weren't for the melodies and singers. Vocalist Daníel Ágúst has particularly outstanding performances in "Crossfade" and "Sustain" and former member Urður Hákonardóttir shines on standout track, "Another Life." But they also hark back
by Bob Cluness
If you were to read about Icelandic music in the press, then you'd be forgiven for thinking that all we listen to up here all day is a continuous loop of FM Belfast, Ásgeir, and Sigúr Rós, while employing secret cloning technology to keep our cultural industries stuffed full of post-rock non-entities and ethereal pop ninnies that sport woollen ponchos, face paint, and feather headdresses. Frankly that sort of stuff would send a sane person round the bend. Oh, but reader there are much wilder sounds on this Island if you know where to look! From black metal, to feminist


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Molasses-Glazed Baby Back Ribs Recipe
My husband grills up his luscious ribs recipe for our family of five at least once a month in the summer. The sweet-and-sour barbecue sauce is the perfect condiment for the moist tender meat. Serve it with other finger-licking foods like corn on the cob. —Kim Braley, Dunedin, Florida
- 4-1/2 pounds pork baby back ribs
- 1 bottle (2 liters) cola
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/4 cup ketchup
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1/4 cup molasses
- 1 tablespoon prepared mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Place the ribs in large resealable plastic bags; add cola. Seal bags and turn to coat; refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight.
- Drain and discard cola. Pat ribs dry with paper towels. Combine the seasonings; rub over ribs.
- Prepare grill for indirect heat, using a drip pan. Place ribs over pan; grill, covered, over indirect medium heat for 1 hour, or until tender, turning occasionally.
- In a small bowl, combine barbecue sauce ingredients. Brush over ribs; grill, covered, over medium heat 10-20 minutes longer or until browned, turning and basting occasionally. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Molasses-Glazed Baby Back Ribs in Country Woman May/June 2005, p29
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mighty good!
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Can these be cooked in a slow cooker? The recipe sounds great!
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Excellent on the grill. Looking forward to making them again on Memorial Day.
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not bad, but not spectacular ..still hunting for perfect rib recipe.
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Yes but I would slow cook them in an oven first. The flavour was excellent but they were not fall-off-the bone even though I bought fresh baby back ribs which you usually can't go wrong with. We were disappointed.
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Since our splines are the same on the Farmall cub to the Int 154 cub how can i adapt the larger pto spline hydraulic pump to our smaller spline?
I'm thinking of adding a Prince hydraulic pump on my PTO on my 154 to run my FEL. Does someone manufacture a sleeve to do this?
Or do i need to tap into the PTO input shaft with my pulleys for the added pump?
The smaller 3pt backhoe attachments have the prince pump with the larger spline too.
Its recomemded that i use a 5 to 8 GPM pump or higher that has 2,500 to 3,000psi to run my FEL and backhoe attachments. Speed and pressure is the key to time vs digging. Plus a good heavy subframe too.


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|HOPKINS, D. kickoff 65 yards to the CU0, touchback.
|at Cu25
|BOYD sideline pass complete to COOPER for 7 yards to the CU32 (RHODES, X.), clock 14:45.
|Play action boot, Well played by the defense, Rhodes slightly too inside and TE slips out.
|at Cu32
|BOYD rush over right guard for 5 yards to the CU37, 1ST DOWN CU (BROOKS, T.), clock 14:28.
|11 gun
|QB keep inside off jet sweep action. Dawkins good penetration, but gets turned around. Backers hesitate and don't attack downhill thanks to motion.
|at Cu37
|ELLINGTON rush right for 3 yards to the CU40 (JONES, C.), clock 14:15.
|11 gun
|Double fake end around hand to the RB. Werner loses contain, but Christian Jones has excellent pursuit.
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|BOYD slant pass complete to HOPKINS for no gain to the CU40 (RHODES, X.), clock 13:53.
|00 gun
|Middle screen set up to Hopkins, excellent block shedding by Xavier Rhodes as he knifes through for the tackle.
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|BOYD FY pass complete to HOPKINS for 60 yards to the FS0, 1ST DOWN CU, TOUCHDOWN, clock 13:34.
|11 gun
|FSU brings a fire zone here, with Telvin Smith and Tyler Hunter coming, Werner dropping. I think they're playing 3-3 coverage behind it, and Brooks has deep responsibility. He thinks Rhodes has the guy IMO, and doesn't really see him. Fisher said his positing here was OK and his play on the ball was poor. I disagree. Preventing big plays is goal #1 v. Clemson and this is too risky a positioning.
|at Fs03
|Timeout Clemson, clock 13:34.
|Clemson wastes a timeout on its XP team? WTF.
|CATANZARO kick attempt good.
|Clemson 7, Florida State 0
|Drive: 5 plays, 75 yards, TOP 01:33
|Fail, obviously.
|BENTON kickoff 65 yards to the FS0, JOYNER, L. return 25 yards to the FS25 (R. SMITH;BENTON), PENALTY FS holding (WILDER, J.) 10 yards to the FS15, 1st and 10, FS ball on FS15.
|Cannot have penalties here. The real issue, however, is that balls into the end zone should not be returned. Just take the 25.
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|Manuel, EJ middle pass complete to SMITH, R. for 19 yards to the FS34, 1ST DOWN FS (HALL), clock 13:14.
|3-step curl/flat combo, hits curl, Clemson tackling is awful.
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|THOMPSON, C. rush over left end for 7 yards to the FS41 (ST. ANTHONY), clock 12:51.
|Inside zone, nice blocks by Matias, Erving and Pryor. O'Leary not terrible.
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|Manuel, EJ screen pass complete to O'LEARY, N. for 15 yards to the CU44, 1ST DOWN FS (BLANKS), clock 12:29.
|PA stretch boundary boot to field, good fake by O'Leary to slip out, Manuel puts it over the defender, plenty of room to run. Clemson's defense sucks.
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|PRYOR, L. rush over left end for 3 yards to the CU41 (BLANKS), clock 11:59.
|21 gun
|Stretch to boundary Matias doesn't move his feet on contact and gets beat inside. Pryor good job to get 3.
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|Manuel, EJ rush right for 28 yards to the CU13, 1ST DOWN FS, out-of-bounds, clock 11:21.
|11 gun
|QB sweep to field, no fake, excellent combo by Watson/Jackson, O'Leary gets a nice block, as does Thompson, Clemson out-leveraged, not sure they are lined up right, easy big run for Manuel. Good down-field effort by Rodney Smith.
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|Timeout Florida State, clock 10:59.
|Should not have to use a damn TO when on script. Unacceptable.
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|PRYOR, L. rush left for 13 yards to the CU0, 1ST DOWN FS, TOUCHDOWN, clock 10:54.
|21 gun
|ZR stretch to field, good give, Clemson DE slow off the ball and Erving washes him. Blitz by Clemson is unfortunate call for them and gave FSU easy angles. Good wr blocking.
|HOPKINS, D. kick attempt good.
|Clemson 7, Florida State 7
|Drive: 6 plays, 85 yards, TOP 02:37
|14 yards/play and an answer. I think this drive helped Fisher to realize that the terrible D he saw on film was that bad.
|HOPKINS, D. kickoff 52 yards to the CU13, S. WATKINS return 8 yards to the CU21 (STEVENS, T.).
|Excellent kick coverage, but ball needs to be deeper.
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|ELLINGTON rush over right guard for 3 yards to the CU24 (WERNER, B.;JERNIGAN, T.), clock 10:29.
|11 gun
|Misdirection gets backer flow, well executed inside power play by Clemson.
|at Cu24
|BOYD sideline pass incomplete to HOPKINS, clock 10:17.
|11 gun
|PA, deep ball very well covered (Rhodes), Boyd is surprised, checks down and fires wildly.
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|BOYD deep out pass complete to S. WATKINS for 12 yards to the CU36, 1ST DOWN CU (HUNTER, T.), clock 10:11.
|11 gun
|Twist up front doesn't get home, Watkins in the slot beats Tyler Hunter on an out. CU ran off outside defender with streak.
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|BOYD screen pass complete to ELLINGTON for 39 yards to the FS25, 1ST DOWN CU (JOYNER, L.), clock 09:56.
|11 gun
|Trick play freeze throwback screen. FSU has this defended for a gain or two or three, but Clemson's offensive lineman just hugs Tank Carradine, spinning him around. Huge blown no-call by the ACC refs. Instead of first-& 18 from the Clemson 28, it's a huge gain. Again, not FSU's fault.
|at Fs25
|BOYD rush QX for 2 yards to the FS23 (MCALLISTER, D.), clock 09:32.
|11 gun
|Play-action, FSU brings a delayed blitz, Telvin Smith undisciplined (shocking, and people ask why he doesn't play more) comes in out of control, Boyd easily sidesteps him. Very nice call by stoops, good coverage everywhere, and poor job by Smith. 9-yard sack turns into a gain of 2 on the scramble. Musberger is talking about how Boyd is lighter, faster, etc., but that's just shitty discipline by Smith. Break down and make a tackle.
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|BOYD pass complete to S. WATKINS for 5 yards to the FS18 (CARRADINE, C.), clock 08:53.
|11 gun
|Motion shovel to boundary, Watkins is very quick by Tank Carradine is a bit slow to react here. Good pursuit by Williams.
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|BOYD rush quarterback draw for 2 yards to the FS16 (MCALLISTER, D.), clock 08:29.
|11 gun
|Fake end around QB draw.
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|BENTON screen pass complete to D. SMITH for 1 yard to the FS15, 1ST DOWN CU (BROOKS, T.;CARRADINE, C.), clock 08:00.
|Fake field goal, FSU plays it perfectly and stops it, refs blow the call even after Fisher challenges.
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|S. WATKINS rush up middle for 9 yards to the FS6 (MCCLOUD, A.;JOYNER, L.), clock 07:13.
|12 gun
|Anthony McCloud is way too high in his stance and gets destroyed here. Really bad job of holding his gap. Clemson OL does what it should and punishes him for poor technique.
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|ELLINGTON rush over right tackle for 6 yards to the FS0, 1ST DOWN CU, TOUCHDOWN, clock 07:01.
|12 gun
|IZ to the field, Jones shoots a gap, Williams misses a tackle. Nice cutback by Ellington. Dawkins too far inside IMO.
|CATANZARO kick attempt good.
|Clemson 14, Florida State 7
|Drive: 10 plays, 79 yards, TOP 03:55
|Definitely not bad defense on the whole. Got bent over by the refs here TWICE even after challenge.
|BENTON kickoff 65 yards to the FS0, JOYNER, L. return 17 yards to the FS17 (D. SMITH).
|Very good kick. Nice coverage. Not much FSU could do here.
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|THOMPSON, C. rush OR for loss of 1 yard to the FS16 (HALL), clock 06:38.
|Option to the open side. Clemson blitzes this, well timed, forces early pitch, can't get wide enough. Rock paper scissors.
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|Manuel, EJ screen pass complete to THOMPSON, C. for 5 yards to the FS21, out-of-bounds (BLANKS), clock 06:06.
|11 gun
|3 step game, Clemson coverage deep, swing pass to Thompson, good ball. Nice moves by Chris Thompson, poor tackling Clemson
|at Fs21
|Manuel, EJ rush QX for 17 yards to the FS38, 1ST DOWN FS, clock 05:44.
|10 gun
|FSU has something BIG set up here to Benjamin deep, but Cam Erving gets beat inside on a spin move. Steps weren't correct. Manuel flushes and scrambles for 17. Smart to slide.
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|THOMPSON, C. rush left for no gain to the FS38, out-of-bounds (WILLARD), clock 05:25.
|Zone to the boundary, Clemson plays its blocks well, but I think Thompson misses the hole here. Not totally sure.
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|Manuel, EJ crossing pass complete to DENT, G. for 16 yards to the CU46, 1ST DOWN FS (MEEKS), clock 05:06.
|PA, protection is excellent, Manuel hits Dent in stride on crossing route. Nice play.
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|Manuel, EJ middle pass complete to BENJAMIN, K. for 7 yards to the CU39 (BLANKS), clock 04:34.
|Curl flat combo again v. zone. Poor throw, but Benjamin makes a very nice off-balance catch. But then he dances for no reason. Just go forward, TE-sized wideout.
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|Manuel, EJ rush left for 6 yards to the CU33, 1ST DOWN FS, out-of-bounds, clock 04:03.
|11 gun
|QB sweep to field, no fake, excellent combo by Watson/Jackson, O'Leary gets a nice block, as does Wilder, Clemson out-leveraged, not sure they are lined up right, easy big run for Manuel. Nice by Erving and Matias, too.
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|Manuel, EJ screen pass incomplete to O'LEARY, N., clock 03:38.
|Boot FSU ran on first series, O'Leary covered, needs to feel coverage and get up-field to give Manuel throwing opportunity. EJ throws it away.
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|PENALTY FS false start (O'LEARY, N.) 5 yards to the CU38, clock 03:38.
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|Manuel, EJ crossing pass incomplete to PRYOR, L. (D. WILLIAMS), clock 03:33.
|21 gun
|Don't like this. 21 gun set with no play action. Ball gets deflected at line. Take this out of the playbook. Run it or use play-action from that set.
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|Manuel, EJ screen pass complete to THOMPSON, C. for 12 yards to the CU26 (BLANKS), clock 03:09.
|10 gun
|Big blitz by Clemson from the field, FSU handles it, Manuel flips to Thompson who gets a nice gain. Clemson wanted to force quick throw and they did.
|Drive: 11 plays, 57 yards, TOP 04:14
|Not the best. Credit Clemson for some of its calls being well timed.
|at Cu26
|HOPKINS, D. field goal attempt from 44 MISSED - wide right, spot at CU27, clock 02:41.
|Elite kicker, you say?
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|BOYD middle pass complete to JA. BROWN for 14 yards to the CU41, 1ST DOWN CU (BROOKS, T.), clock 02:32.
|11 gun
|Veer PA and Tyler Hunter is thrown to the ground by Clemson's receiver, which is a good way to get open. Nice physical play by him on his only catch of the night as Hunter otherwise shut him down.
|at Cu41
|ELLINGTON rush left for 12 yards to the FS47, 1ST DOWN CU, out-of-bounds (BROOKS, T.), clock 02:22.
|11 gun
|Rhodes loses contain and the ball is bounced outside. Similar to what we saw early v. Wake Forest.
|at Fs47
|BOYD sacked for loss of 1 yard to the FS48 (CARRADINE, C.), clock 01:48.
|11 gun
|Another delayed blitz from Telvin, good overall pressure and Boyd is ultimately cleaned up by Tank Carradine. Very nice coverage down-field.
|at Fs48
|BOYD sacked for loss of 11 yards to the CU41 (CARRADINE, C.), clock 01:23.
|11 gun
|FSU brings a little stunt and blitz here into PA, Clemson's blocking is all sorts of screwed up and Tank Carradine comes clean. Nice defensive play-calls here on consecutive downs, but this is a Clemson mistake.
|at Cu41
|BOYD middle pass incomplete to S. WATKINS, QB hurry by WERNER, B..
|11 gun
|Nice pressure up front forces a running sidearm throw from Boyd that he almost completes to Watkins. Clemson is talented.
|at Cu41
|Timeout Clemson, clock 01:03.
|at Cu41
|BENTON punt 33 yards to the FS26, fair catch by GREENE, R..
|Hey, catching punts! Good idea!
|Drive: 5 plays, 14 yards, TOP 01:45
|Very good defense. Had Clemson off balance.
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|Manuel, EJ middle pass complete to O'LEARY, N. for 5 yards to the FS31 (ST. ANTHONY), clock 00:38.
|11 gun
|Curl flat combo, no PA, nice catch by O'Leary and good ball.
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|THOMPSON, C. rush over left end for 41 yards to the CU28, 1ST DOWN FS, out-of-bounds (MEEKS), clock 00:13.
|11 gun
|ZR stretch to the boundary. Excellent blocks by Erving, O'Leary, Matias, Stork, Jackson and Watson. Thomspon cuts this all the way back to the backside B gap, then makes Clemson's defender miss and races 40 yards. Very nice.
|at Cu28
|PENALTY FS false start (STORK, B.) 5 yards to the CU33, clock 00:04.
|Was Clemson barking signals here?
|Drive: 2 plays, 41 yards, TOP 01:26
|Clemson 14, Florida State 7


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Xander Bogaerts homered among his four hits, and fellow rookie Mookie Betts also went deep as Boston beat New York 9-4 on Tuesday.
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- I love my time at King's and find it a fantastic school to be part of. Meiling
- Personally I think King's has some of the nicest people. Annie
- King's is an amazing place to be and what makes it special is it feels just like home. Louise
- I can tell I'm going to like it here! Amelia
- The sport at King's is very good and at a high standard. Meiling
- When I was at my prep school I always thought of King's as a school where there were more opportunities and I was completely right. Jamie
- I can already see that this is probably going to be the best few years of my life so far. I have enjoyed every moment of every lesson. Toby
- There's just so much food, it's like a feast … every meal time! Annabelle
- King's is a great school and I am so glad that I came here. I can tell that it was the best decision for me. Louise
- Ever since I got here, everyone has been so friendly and welcoming; it has been so easy to settle in. Toby
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- The hockey is very sociable and a good way to get to know your friends. Annie
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Le chêne des Hindrés à Brocéliande
Ce superbe chêne (Quercus Petraea) de 600 ans se situe en forêt domaniale au nord-est de Paimpont.
Il mesure près de 23 mètres de hauteur et 5 mètres de circonférence.
Il semblerait que ce site fut le théâtre de nombreuses cérémonies druidiques lors des nuits d'équinoxe.
This 600 years old beautiful oak (Quercus Petraea) lies in state forest north-east Paimpont.
It measures nearly 23 meters high and 5 meters in circumference.
It seems that this site was the scene of many druidic ceremonies during equinox nights.
Dans une ancienne carrière de Brocéliande non loin de la tombe de l'enchanteur Merlin, on peut admire...
Remarquable par ses dimensions (9m60 de circonférence), ce chêne pédonculé est le plus spectaculaire ...
La grande école du commandement forme des chefs capables dedécider en situation difficil...
Ce monument apparaît comme un ensemble de blocs de pierres (blancs et volumineux à l'est, en poudingu...
La grande école du commandement (Saint-Cyr) forme des chefs capables dedécider en situati...
Après la cérémonie de présentation au drapeau de l'Ecole Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr, la cérémon...
France is affectionately referred to as "the Hexagon" for its overall shape.
French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
During the period of colonization France controlled the largest empire in the world, second only to Britain.
France is one of the founding members of the European Union and the United Nations, as well as one of the nuclear armed nations of the world.
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Orville and Jessica Haney of Kosciusko County have been named winners of Indiana Farm Bureau's Young Farmer Achievement Award.
The award recognizes young farmers whose farm management techniques and commitment to their communities set a positive example for everyone involved in production agriculture.
With Orville's father and brother and their families, the Haneys milk 185 dairy cows and also produce corn, hay, wheat, beans and oats.
They represent the sixth generation to raise children and milk cows on their family farm, which is on the Kosciusko-Fulton County line. Jessica also works off-farm as a nurse, and the couple have three children: Keith, Claire and Levi.
The announcement came during IFB's annual convention, held Friday and Saturday in Indianapolis.
The Haneys will now represent Indiana in the American Farm Bureau Young Farmers & Ranchers Achievement Award competition, which will be held in conjunction with the AFBF convention Jan. 13-16 in Nashville, Tenn.
As the state YFAA winners, the Haneys receive a $6,000 cash prize from Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance; 250 hours maximum free use of one M-Series tractor (and loader, if appropriate) courtesy of Kubota Tractor Corporation; the David L. Leising Memorial Award; and expenses paid to the 2013 national convention in Nashville, Tenn.
The two runners-up, Travis and Sara Zook of LaGrange County and Craig and Mindy Freuchte of Adams County, receive $1,000 cash prizes from Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance.


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Featured speakers included Ernest McDuffie, PhD, lead, National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education at the National Institute of Standards and Technology; Michael R. Dunleavy, business manager/financial secretary, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 5; and Jinx P. Walton, chief information officer, University of Pittsburgh. The Honorable David J. Hickton, US district attorney, Western District of Pennsylvania, served as moderator for this event, which took place at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, at the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) Allegheny Campus in the Foerster Student Service Center Auditorium.
The event was the latest in the college's Robert M. Mill Lecture Series, Pittsburgh Labor & Management Past & Future: A Labor-Management Discussion. This latest discussion was created to provide a forum in which individuals with diverse viewpoints can gather to discuss how the Pittsburgh region could benefit from the development of a national cybersecurity model in workforce development and technology applications in the education, government, law enforcement and industry sectors.
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'Both ways Barack'?
By Bill Adair, Angie Drobnic Holan
Published on Thursday, July 24th, 2008 at 5:55 p.m.
It must warrant an entire chapter in the campaign playbooks: Call your opponent a flip-flopper!
It's become a common and sometimes effective tactic in presidential campaigns, most notably by Bush-Cheney '04, which used it against Sen. John Kerry. (One ad used the back-and-forth of Kerry windsurfing to illustrate his policy changes.)
Sen. John McCain's campaign recently tried the flip-flop attack against Sen. Barack Obama and now Let Freedom Ring, a conservative group, has produced a flip-flopping ad that is airing on cable news channels and MTV.
The ad begins with Obama surrounded by newspaper headlines, with the words "FLIP-FLOPPER?" on the screen.
"People are saying that Sen. Obama's recent changes of position have made him a flip-flopper," the announcer says. "He's not! Flip-floppers only hold one position at a time."
As photos show Obama talking from both sides of the screen, the announcer says "Sen. Obama is different: he holds two positions at the same time."
The announcer then lists the issues on which Obama has allegedly flipped: "Both ways on banning handguns . . . Both ways on public campaign financing . . . And now, both ways on withdrawing from Iraq."
The ad concludes, "He's 'Both Ways Barack.' Worse than a flip-flopper!"
We examined some of these charges when McCain made them, but we'll republish them here because the ad will be new to many of our readers. We should note that the group tries a new twist on flip-flopping by alleging Obama is worse because he held the dueling positions simultaneously. But the evidence the group cites doesn't attempt to make the case he held the positions at the same time, so we're addressing the standard charges that he held one position and then took another. Here are our findings:
• Public financing. We found Let Freedom Ring was on target with this one. Obama said he would "aggresively pursue" an agreement with McCain for public financing, but there's no evidence he did so before he opted not to accept public money. We rated this True.
• Handguns. We examined Obama's statements about guns and the District of Columbia law and found he was consistently on the fence. We gave Let Freedom Ring a Half True.
• Iraq. We scoured dozens of statements and debate answers that Obama gave on Iraq and found that his July 3, 2008, remark was not a departure from his previous comments. We gave Let Freedom Ring a False on this one.
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Researchers: Angie Drobnic Holan
Names in this article: John McCain, Barack Obama
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Twelve years ago, my mom bought me a suit. I was 22, a recent college graduate and had just been hired for my first real desk job, which was about as real as All-Star Wrestling. She called it my "power suit."
"Every woman should have a red suit," she declared as I unwrapped the suit on Christmas morning. It was wool and fire-engine red with built-in shoulder pads. When I put it on, I felt like the center for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Growing up, my mom defined '90s businesswoman chic. She wore department store suit sets, silk blouses, gold Anne Klein earrings, neutral hose and Joyce pumps that she called "timeless." She spritzed on Red Door perfume and shielded herself from the world with a hair-helmet lovingly cemented with Aqua Net. People treated her like a senator's wife because she looked the part. Before she left for work, she'd strike a model pose in front of her full-length mirror and click her tongue approvingly.
I wanted to grow up to be just like my mom but I didn't know exactly what that meant. Mom had been in sales most of her life, and I too imagined myself as a corporate 9-to-5 something-or-other—someone in a corner office of a high rise with an administrative assistant taking my calls. Someone people listened to. Someone important. Someone in a red power suit with Joyce pumps.
After college I worked an unfulfilling desk job for three years. I answered phones, filed papers and watched the second hand slug around the clock. I dressed nice and people respected me enough, but I didn't respect myself. I didn't respect the work I produced. I never donned the red suit. Not once. The red suit seemed like something reserved for a real businesswoman, whereas I was merely acting the part.
I could have returned it. The tags were still attached. It didn't fit in with the rest of my clothes; instead it hung quietly in the back of my closet. I felt guilty when I saw it there, glowing like the red-light district in a seedy part of town. Guilty because it cost my mom $100. Guilty because I told her that I wore it to every important meeting. Guilty because it reminded me of what I hoped to become but hadn't yet achieved.
Then one day, with my husband's blessing, I walked away from my desk. I went back to school, earned a graduate degree and started teaching college courses. Then I had a baby and went back to school to get a second graduate degree and now I'm raising our daughter and making a living teaching and writing. And I do it in jeans and ballet flats. Sometimes I do it in my pajamas. Most importantly, I do it all without the red suit.
Last year, I tried to part with the suit at our garage sale. My friends mocked me when they saw it saying, "Hilary Clinton wants her suit back." Like "Alf" and Def Leppard, the suit was no longer relevant—its time had come and passed. So I took it to Goodwill and I didn't look back. I didn't think much about it at the time, but I did feel a sudden sense of relief when it was gone, as if someone had pulled a nagging, rabid monkey off my back.
Today as I sit down and quietly reflect on what I've accomplished in my life and where I'm headed, I realize that the red suit represented the woman I felt I should be, not the one I wanted to be. I wanted to be a wife, a mother, a writer, a teacher. I didn't want my mom's 9-to-5 desk job, and she didn't necessarily want that for me either. Giving me that suit was simply Mom's way of saying she wanted me to be my best person. Isn't that what every good mom really wants?
It took me a while to discover that life is about finding fulfillment by opening yourself up to possibilities you never thought possible. I have not accomplished everything I hope to accomplish, but I feel as if I'm headed in the right direction. Mom wasted $100 on that suit—but maybe that just depends on how you look at it. Rather than representing what I wanted to become, the suit showed me what I didn't want. As far as life lessons go, $100 is pretty cheap—at least I hope Mom sees it that way after reading this.
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The "Red Suit Story" by Andrea Goto really hit home. Her mother was definitely me...the suit, the silk blouses, the earings, the pumps, the neutral hose, the "helmet" hair do and especially the aqua Net, the latter of which I still refuse to give up. And my girls...couldn't convince them to "follow the leader" even though they thought I was the Queen Bee....and I was. I wish they had followed my lead because overall, even though they did ok, I think they would have achieved much more. I think they tired of hearing "just like your Mother". Thanks for your story...I'm working on my great granddaughter...stay tuned!
By Prudence Mathews on August 17, 2011
I'm a guy so call me silly - but oddly enough clothing does have cycles. The suit might need to be altered but someone will wear it. There's something about timeless chic. I watch Mad Men and the men and women in it remind me of my childhood when men wore hats regularly and took them off inside. Women wore all manner of clothing from gloves to in the lats '60's jeans. My grandmother put on a pant suit for the first time in the early '70's. She hated it - she was 72 - and then it grew on her - just as it had women in the '20's in the 1940's. My aunt, her daughter-in-law is a timeless beauty. She's 82 now and she still dresses impeccably when she wishes to do so. I'm sorry - and no offense - but women today - many of them don't have that same chic respect. Bare midriffs, muffin whatever they are pants. Sure they're sexy - but so are capris pants. Men today don't look as chic either. There's something about a nice golf shirt, a great, tailored suit on a man - we look better in them. I'm sorry - I know it wasn't the point of the article - but I think a bit of skin but not too much, tailored but not so much as to leave nothing to the imagination - timeless fashion is just that - timeless. Chanel did it right and so did the American men's and women's fashionistas that followed her. I agree with the author's money - timeless fashion is beautiful. Sure we need to update the fabric and cuts but there's a reason my friend could give some of her '60's era clothing to her granddaughter - because it looked great then - and some of it looks great now.
By Kevin H on August 16, 2011
is wonderfull have a great mom,congratulations !
By mercedes fayad posadas on August 12, 2011
You have the BEST mom! She always looks like a million dollars, and she really does (and always has) only wanted for you all the things that you want most. I wish I had seen the red suit, but I can absolutely picture it. Obviously, you are doing exactly what you were meant to, and are AMAZING.
By Erica on August 11, 2011
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Virginia Commonwealth is not in discussions with the Atlantic 10 about a possible move to the conference, according to a report by the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
This contradicts a CBS report that VCU, George Mason and Butler have all had discussions with the A-10 about potentially joining the league. That report also said that VCU's Board of Visitors has met at least twice about potentially moving to the A-10.
"All of this speculation is internet chatter," a source told the Times-Dispatch.
VCU has been one of the most important members of the Colonial Athletic Association since it joined the league in 1995. CAA Commissioner Tom Yeager said he had been in contact with VCU Athletic Director Norwood Teague and George Mason Athletic Director Tom O'Conno through email about the reports, and that "they couldn't deny it any stronger."
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The purpose of the State Bar of Montana is to aid the courts in maintaining and improving the administration of justice; to foster and maintain and require on the part of those engaged in the practice of law high standards of integrity, learning, competence, public service, and conduct: to safeguard a forum for the discussion of and effective action concerning subjects pertaining to the practice of law, the science of jurisprudence and law reform, and relations of the bar to the public; to provide for the continuing legal education of members of the bar; and to insure that the responsibilities of the legal profession to the public are more effectively discharged.
A statewide needs analysis determined that over a quarter of Montana veterans have a consumer related legal issue. With over 100,000 veterans in Montana, it is important that these veterans have access to the resources and organizations that can help alleviate these issues. The goal of this project is to improve the resources available to Montana veterans and to expand outreach to educate veterans about available resources. The member will develop a partnership between the State Bar of Montana, Montana Legal Services Association, ArmyOneSource, the Supreme Court Administrator's Office, the VA's Veterans Justice Outreach Specialist, the Montana State Law Library, and the University of Montana School of Law to identify available and missing resources, create a distribution plan for the newly created Veterans' Guide to Finance Related Law, recruit and train volunteers to conduct outreach presentations, and develop materials aimed at educating veterans about consumer related issues.
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The Carolina Panthers may not make it to .500 this season, but Mike Tolbert's post-touchdown dances are at a perfect 100%. After scoring against the New Orleans Saints it almost looked like his streak would be broken, as Tolbert ran back to the sideline -- but this was just a way to tease us before breaking loose at the bench.
Wide receiver Brandon LaFell hasn't missed a beat, as his gentle shimmying keeps Tolbert on tempo.


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Someone is $400,000 richer just in time for Labor Day after a winning Lucky Day Lotto ticket was sold in Willowbrook.
The winner, who has yet to come forward, bought the winning Quick Pick ticket at Dominick's, 6300 S. Kingery Hwy. in Willowbrook, according to a release from the Illinois Lottery.
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Now that owner Bud Adams' flirtation with Peyton Manning is in the books, what impact did Manning choosing the Broncos have on the Titans' organization?
For starters, although Adams went against the wishes of the front office, his forthrightness helped matters. QB Matt Hasselbeck appreciated the candor and said there were no hard feelings and we hear GM Ruston Webster and head coach Mike Munchak surely would have had no problems making it work if Manning had chosen Nashville. However, a question certainly worth raising is, will the 89-year-old Adams, who desperately wants his team to contend for a title, be meddlesome again moving forward? Given his track record, it can't be ruled out.
As far as the perception by some that the acquisition of OG Steve Hutchinson wouldn't have occurred if the team wasn't trying to land Manning — as the two are close friends and Hutchinson makes an already-strong pass-protection group even stronger — that is false. Word is Webster and his staff intended all along on pursuing Hutchinson, who is also tight with Hasselbeck from their five years together in Seattle. However, it is not surprising for people to have wondered if the Hutchinson signing was a sign of the Titans straying from their original free-agent plans — Munchak has been sending mixed messages about his offensive line since early last season. After the season wrapped up, he said the focus on bolstering the group would be by bringing in young guys. That obviously changed.
Would Tennessee have pursued Bills OLB Mario Williams if Adams hadn't mandated a change of course at the 11th hour? We hear Williams was definitely on the Titans' radar, though most of our sources doubt they would have been willing to shell out the kind of dough he received in Buffalo. That doesn't mean the Titans didn't miss out on other players, though. We have it on good authority that, if their hands weren't tied waiting on a decision from Manning, Rams C Scott Wells and Panthers S Haruki Nakamura both would have signed with the club. That means C Eugene Amano might have been the beneficiary of all this; he likely would have been the odd man out if Wells — or Packers C Jeff Saturday — came to Nashville.


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Education might be summarized as the process of seeking knowledge of the world and your place in it. As the inscription above the Delphic Oracle reads: "Know Thyself". However, such knowledge is incredibly difficult to achieve, largely because of the natural assumption that our own cultural practices, beliefs, experiences, and worldview are the norm. It is only in encountering the Other person's, culture, religion, political viewpoint, and historical understanding that we can dislodge the default view and be opened to a broader understanding. Most ironically, and most importantly, moving away from the default view allows us to stand outside ourselves and look critically upon our own culture and worldview. To read more about our campus theme, click here.


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Highly impressed with Sidharth Malhotra's performance in Mohit Suri's latest offering 'Ek Villain', the superstar of Bollywood Salman Khan has gifted a designer watch to the actor. The 29-year-old actor tweeted about Salman's precious gift. Sidharth Malhotra hosted a party at his residenc


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Jonathan Grant will take you through an overview of the significant findings in this year's Low Carbon Economy Index.
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The Georgia Bulldogs football program is always one of the top tier football teams in the country. Sitting at Sanford Stadium, you'll hear the school fight song, "Georgia, Georgia" sung to the tune of "the Battle Hymn of the Republic", and you'll feel like the Bulldogs have really shown up for battle. Cries of "How 'bout them dogs!" will resonate throughout the stadium. At halftime, you'll be awed by the size and power of the 375-member Redcoat band, as they continue a tradition more than 100 years old. A home game in the storied Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia is an experience you'll never forget! Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Georgia Bulldogs football tickets.
A 2012 season that saw the Georgia Bulldogs win 12 games and come within yards of upsetting Alabama in the SEC championship has only set the stage for a highly anticipated 2013 campaign. The Bulldogs will kick off their season by traveling to Clemson, and with early home contests against conference foes South Carolina and LSU, Mark Richt's squad has a chance to make an immediate statement to the college football world. The Bulldogs will return 8 starters on offense, most notably quarterback Aaron Murray and running back Todd Gurley. Murray threw for 3,893 yards to go along with 36 touchdowns while Gurley rushed 1,385 yards and 17 scores. With the high-powered offense and the success of 2012, it will not surprise anyone if the Bulldogs are playing for a national championship by seasons end.
Check out our Georgia Bulldogs Season Preview History page for previews of previous Bulldogs seasons.
The Georgia Bulldogs play their home games at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia. Holding over 92,000 spectators, the field is surrounded by privet hedges in emulation of the Rose Bowl. Watching a game "Between the Hedges" is an unforgettable experience rich in tradition. The Georgia Bulldogs home bench is on the Sanford Stadium sideline with sections 126-136. Sanford Stadium parking is covered in our Bulldogs event guide.
South Carolina Gamecocks, Florida Gators, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Auburn Tigers
While Georgia has a significant lead in the all-time series, the Gamecocks have had the upper hand recently in this inter-state battle. With recruiting battles heating up between the two schools and SC coach Steve Spurrier saying that the Bulldogs were their biggest conference rival, this matchup will get more heated every year.
Held annually in Jacksonville at Everbank Field, it's the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party – one of the only places where the pre-game is as crazy and adventurous as the contest itself. Fans from Athens and Gainesville make the trip to Jacksonville to be a part of a huge rivalry and lots of fun, and this game is a must for any college football fan.
It's just some "Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate" and so far, it's the Bulldogs that are coming out victorious most of the time. The universities were founded over a century apart, but the hate is embedded in everything, including both school's fight songs. If you're a Georgia fan, you love to sign "To hell with Georgia Tech!" and this game is the best place to do it.
This is the most-played rivalry game in Georgia's history, making it become known as the "Deep South's Oldest Rivalry." The first game was played in 1892 and to the second of this publishing, it's a dead heat at wins, losses and ties. Both teams are college football powerhouses, and thus the game has had national title implication on the line many times. This is THE game for the hardcore Georgia (or even college football) fan to see in person.
How's this for postseason bowl game dominance? With almost 50-bowl game appearances and more than 20 wins the Georgia Bulldogs are one of the top 5 most successful postseason teams in College Football History. The 13 SEC titles they have earned make them a feared force in the conference every year. Ticketcity offers tickets to all college football bowl games and the SEC Championship Game.
There are privet hedges (bushes) on all sides of the field. Sanford Stadium was the first SEC stadium to encircle their field with hedges, when they installed them for their 1929 game against Yale. There are a handful of other SEC teams that have added hedges around some portion of their football field.
Georgia Bulldogs season tickets are available to buy until kickoff of their home opener. Check our listings above or call us if you would like to purchase Georgia football season tickets. Let us know if you want a particular section at Sanford Stadium.
Athens, Georgia is a smallish town in North Georgia that comes alive on gameday as fans pour into town. Grab a burger and fries at The Varsity or visit the last Resort Grill for some authentic Southern dishes like fried green tomatoes.
TicketCity offers a big selection of Georgia football tickets which include some of the lowest priced seats on the market. Georgia tickets fluctuate based on demand and opponent. Marquee SEC opponents, like Alabama, Florida and Auburn, can drive up home game prices. While cheap tickets are more plentiful for unranked, non-conference opponents. Those early season games may offer best opportunity to purchase Georgia tickets near face value.
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The Bulldogs 2014-2015 football schedule is listed as soon as it is announced by the SEC. Georgia plays in the SEC East, which means games against Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Missouri. Game times are announced by the SEC as soon as the TV schedule is set. Georgia's home opener is typically one of the most popular games. They also play Florida in the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. If you are looking for Bulldogs news or scores, then visit our partners at CBS Sports. They are also a good source for the official Georgia Bulldogs team roster.
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NORMAL, Ill. -- Illinois State University police are looking for leads after $18,000 in concessions were stolen from Hancock Stadium on Saturday.
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On Thursday, March 5th, there will be an artist reception for Jerry David Cornelia in the Dawson Community College Art Gallery 126 from 5:00 – 6:30 with an artist talk at 5:30. This gathering is free and open to the public. Please join us for a viewing of Jerry's artwork, for conversation, and refreshments. If you can't make it then, Gallery 126 is open Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm, and Tuesday-Thursday 6:30 – 9:00pm. Jerry's artwork is on exhibit from March 2 – April 10. For more info: http://www.dawson.edu/ [4]
Regional art is alive and well in Eastern Montana. It's amazing how many accomplished and talented artists live and work in our rural communities. One exemplary example is our neighbor, Jerry David Cornelia. After attending fashion design school in Atlanta and a ten year stint in New York City, painting mannequins, creating for store windows, and simultaneously sculpting classical forms and creating a diverse portfolio of paintings, including surrealistic, neo-expressionistic, and neo-primitive styles, Jerry returned to his hometown of Sidney, Montana, in 1995. Jerry says of his return to Montana, "I can make my own world here. There's a bigger void to fill. I live in a creative vacuum, where one painting inspires the next one and so on."
Nicole R. Todd, director of Visions West Gallery of Bozeman, Livingston, and Denver, the gallery that handles Jerry's artwork, calls him "The Fabulist Painter." Jerry has been a popular artist in the Yellowstone Art Museum's Art Auction for a number of years, and he is exhibited and collected widely throughout the region. I quote the description of his art work for his one man show at the Yellowstone Art Museum in Billings, "Jerry Cornelia is known for his whimsical take on people and animals, and for paintings that tell fragments of stories that keep his viewers wanting more. With no formal art training, Cornelia has successfully compiled an eclectic body of work ranging from neo-primitive to very detailed figurative pieces. He has made a concerted effort not to be limited by self-imposed restrictions on the style or type of art he produces, switching easily from boldly expressionistic work to highly detailed paintings and sculptures. His background in fashion and display lends drama and character to his work, which is further enhanced by subtlety of surface and attention to finish." Another distinctive and integral part of Jerry's art work is the titles. For instance, "She might have looked like a simple girl... but Delores was fancy on the inside." gives the image a little twist.
Not only will we have the pleasure of seeing Jerry's amusing and uniquely colorful artwork on exhibit at Dawson Community College, we will, also, have the opportunity to hang out with him, talk with him, and learn from his eclectic experiences and development as a professional artist at home and abroad.
[1] http://www.dawson.edu/news/2009/02/24/gallery-126-exhibit-%E2%80%9C-i-see-it%E2%80%9D-jerry-david-cornelia
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The Georgia Department of Labor's (GDOL) will assist Diversity Hiring with a career expo in Cobb County Wednesday, Jan. 23. The expo will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cobb Galleria Centre, located at Two Galleria Parkway near Marietta.
The expo will feature a number of employers, educational institutions, and resource agencies that provide assistance to job seekers. The employers will be hiring or discussing present and future employment opportunities, while other organizations will provide educational and other resources.
Applicants should bring plenty of resumes and be prepared to fill out company applications and interview for available job openings. Attendees are encouraged to dress appropriately to improve their opportunities for employment.
Among those expected to participate in the expo include: AT&T, Consort Institute, CredAbility, CVS Caremark, Drive Time, Farmers Insurance, Georgia College of Construction, HBCUcareers.com, ProvNet Strategies, Primerica, Southern Polytechnic State University, The Art Institutes, University of Phoenix, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Department of State, Virtuous Career Services, and Wells Fargo.


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MP Brooks Newmark to stand again at next year's election (From Braintree and Witham Times)
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Braintree MP Brooks Newmark has been chosen to fight the seat again at next year's general election.
The politician, who has represented the town since 2005, has been re-adopted by the Braintree Constituency Conservative Association.
District councillor and retired school teacher Malcolm Fincken, 66, of Knowles Close, Halstead, will contest the seat for the Labour Party.
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From wine novices to advanced wine enthusiasts, Vines is a casual and fun evening for all CSU Stanislaus alums and friends! Sip great wines poured by the Central Valley's best wineries. Savor great Cuisine presented at festive tasting stations, where the area's hottest chefs prepare their signature dishes just for you.
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Moyles Court School is to be found in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Close to the market town of Ringwood the school sits astride the western border of the U.Ks latest National Park i.e. The New Forest. Woodland streams, lakes, roaming ponies and cows are all to be found on the school's "doorstep".
A little further a field is the beautiful cathedral city of Salisbury and to the north the somewhat older religious monument of Stonehenge. To the south are the seaside towns of Poole,Bournemouth and Christchurch providing stunning beaches and in the case of Poole the second largest natural harbour in the world.
Transport links to the continent are available through the ports of Poole and Portsmouth whilst local air travel can be accessed from Bournemouth and Southampton airports.
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After seeing what Nikon threw out there with the D7000, coming in at $100 more expensive than the 60D. there's a perception Canon dropped the ball on this one. I think the 60D looks about $100 overpriced now.
That being said, Canon will still sell a lot of them to upgrading Rebel users. There are more Rebels out there than any other DSLR.
The D7000 is going to take new DSLR buyers away from Canon, but I don't think it'll make too many people switch.
$100 is being too kind. Drop the 60D to $900 and it will outsell the D7K, problem solved. Drop the 500D to $600 and 550D to $750 and there would be no need for a 2000D, another problem solved. Heck, they could even drop the 7D price to $1400 and it would kill the D7K, the same way the latter would kill any more D300s sales . Canon can and should just sandwich that model price-wise. Afterwards, they could fire their product planners and some of the higher-ups who continue to spout arrant nonsense like Maeda and Westfall.