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Blazing camp fires, muddy shoes, nature walks, ease, joyful children, great friends, story telling, laughter, simplicity, child-friendly food, meditation practice, art, song, swimming, rolling in the grass, and more. Playing, practising and exploring nature, parents and children have time to spend both together and apart in a creative and gentle adventure. Includes organized group activities and play, contemplative practices, and plenty of time for individual practice and just plain visiting. In the morning, programmes run for children aged 3-10, while the parents have time for meditation practice, study, and contemplation. In the afternoons and evenings, there will be both structured and spontaneous activities : outings, campfires, parent circles, and contemplative activities for the whole family. Children aged 8-10 will be able to complete the rites of passage, click here to find out more.
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Overview: The fact that all 10 players picked with the No. 29 selection over the past 10 years remain in the league shows just how valuable the spot can be. Packers DT Ryan Pickett, who was drafted all the way back in '01, started in Super Bowl XLV. PFW found that the 29th pick, held by the Bears in 2011, has been very good to the teams with the selection:
2010: Jets select Boise State CB Kyle Wilson
Wilson started the first three games of his NFL career, recording 14 tackles as the Jets got off to a 2-1 start. He made just three more starts the rest of the way, but likely will compete for a starting job in 2011 if Antonio Cromartie, who is due to become a free agent, does not return.
2009: Giants select North Carolina WR Hakeem Nicks
After a solid rookie season, Nicks broke through in 2010 with 79 receptions for 1,052 yards and 11 touchdowns in just 13 games. On the field, he resembles Hall of Famer Michael Irvin and likely will become the Giants' top target for years to come.
2008: 49ers select North Carolina DE Kentwan Balmer
Balmer never played a major role in San Francisco during his first two seasons and was traded to the Seahawks for a sixth-round pick after falling out of favor with head coach Mike Singletary. He started 11 games in Seattle last year, tallying 43 tackles.
2007: Ravens select Auburn OG Ben Grubbs
Grubbs made his first career start for the Ravens in Week Five of the '07 season and has held on to his spot ever since. The 27-year-old is both strong and athletic, and he has become one of the NFL's more underrated guards.
2006: Jets select Ohio State C Nick Mangold
The three-time Pro Bowler has held his own in the middle of the Jets' O-line since Day One. Mangold has never missed a start in his five-year career and was rewarded with a lucrative contract extension last year.
2005: Colts select Michigan DB Marlin Jackson
Jackson showed the potential to be a productive NFL corner but has struggled to stay on the field. He played in just 11 games for the Colts from 2008-09 and missed all of last season with a torn ACL after signing with the Eagles.
2004: Falcons select Ohio State WR Michael Jenkins
Jenkins has been a steady and productive receiver over his seven-year NFL career, reeling in at least 436 yards and 36 receptions in each of the past six seasons. Jenkins' best year came in '08, when he produced 50-777-3. He's a solid No. 2 option to Pro Bowler Roddy White.
2003: Packers select Oregon State MLB Nick Barnett
The speedy Barnett recorded 105 or more tackles in each of his first five seasons in making himself a key part of the Green Bay defense. However, he has finished two of the past three seasons on injured reserve and the team adequately replaced him last season after he went down with a wrist injury in Week Four.
2002: Bears select Boston College OT Marc Colombo
After failing to impress in Chicago, Colombo has revamped his career with the Cowboys since arriving in Dallas in '05. He has become a regular starter at right tackle, starting every game in which he has played since 2006.
2001: Rams select Ohio State DT Ryan Pickett
Pickett has been a serviceable defensive tackle over the past 10 years. Splitting his career between the Rams and Packers (five years apiece), Pickett has made 9½ sacks. He started in Super Bowl XLV and made two tackles in Green Bay's win.

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Baked Vidalia Onion Recipe
Served alongside a variety of fish and meat, this tender onion is a nice change of pace. Folks find it a fun and flavorful side dish.Norma Durham, Rogersville, Tennessee
- 1 medium Vidalia or sweet onion
- 2 teaspoons butter
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, optional
- Pepper to taste
- Garlic salt to taste, optional
- Quarter onion halfway through and open slightly. Place on an 18-in. x 12-in. piece of heavy-duty foil. Place butter in center of onion; sprinkle with seasonings. Fold foil to seal tightly. Bake at 350° for 60-70 minutes or until onion is tender. Open foil carefully to allow steam to escape. Yield: 1 serving.
Originally published as Baked Vidalia Onion in Taste of Home April/May 1997, p12
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text: Family Resolution Ideas For New Year's Group Effort: 9 New Year's Resolutions the Family Can Make Together by Laura Marie Meyers 12/30/12 5 Reactions 1 Shares Print 1 0 0 0 0 It's easier to stick with goals if you have a support system, so why not make your new year's resolutions as a family? Not only will you benefit from positive, productive efforts, but also, your little ones can learn how to follow through on their ambitions. Healthy habits, fun activities, useful projects — we've come up with nine family-friendly resolution ideas to make 2013 your best year yet. Check out our favorite picks for a happy, healthy new year! Exercise as a Family What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When you're hoping to focus on your family's health this year, group exercise is a win-win: you'll get your hearts pumping while also spending time together. Make a habit of nightly walks, spend Sundays at the park, or join a gym with kid-friendly activities like basketball and swimming. Source: Instagram user cjcastle20 1 / 9 Take Up New Hobbies What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Limit everyone's screen time by replacing it with a more positive, creative activity. Teach a family cooking class in the kitchen, get the group into painting, or introduce your kids to a new sport and play along. Source: Instagram user justine_bester 2 / 9 Eat More Produce What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hoping to boost your family's fruit-and-vegetable intake? Visit the local farmers market on weekends to make produce more of a priority. Your kids will look forward to the weekend trip, and you can introduce them to new, unique foods. Source: Instagram user amandaswander 3 / 9 Go Green What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Instill useful, eco-friendly habits in your little ones by focusing on green efforts around the house. Ask your kids to color on recycled paper, make sure they turn off lights when they leave rooms, and turn your recycling bin into cookie monster — whatever you need to do to put green habits front and center. Source: Instagram user _random_pink_giraffe_ 4 / 9 Make Reading a Priority What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Set aside 30 minutes every few nights as family reading time. Let your kids choose their favorite books, and grab one of your own so that the whole group can enjoy a little peace and quiet. Source: Instagram user rebecca_simpleasthat 6 / 9 Spend More Time Outside What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Every little bit of fresh air counts, so take advantage of any and every opportunity for outdoor time. Walk your kids to school, have some weekend picnics, and dine alfresco when the weather warms up. Source: Instagram user abbyrd83 6 / 9 Have Tech-Free Family Nights What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Instead of turning to the TV or computer again and again, make screen-free entertainment a regular habit. Play some kid-friendly board games, grab a deck of cards, try some arts and crafts, and relish those tech-free nights. Source: Instagram user misslitospoonie 7 / 9 Keep the House Clean What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The best way to keep things neat and tidy around the house? Create a family chore chart. Give your little ones simple tasks, like picking up their toys and feeding the pet, and then develop a simple reward system to encourage them to maintain their positive habits. Source: Instagram user zitnic 8 / 9 Eat In More Often What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Save money and get in some extra quality time by committing to more at-home meals. Invest in a new recipe book as further incentive, and then encourage your spouse and kids to join you in the kitchen to make it a fun family effort. Source: Instagram user emilie_w 9 / 9 1 0 0 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More ParentingHoliday Holiday 100+ of the Best DIY Gifts Ever 3 days ago Make Your Coffee Table Gorgeous With These Beauty Books 1 week ago 40+ Life-Changing Books to Read This Summer 4 weeks ago How to Assemble a Pinterest-Worthy Cheese Plate 7/08 101 Memoirs Penned by Famous Females 6/29 40 Killer Vegetarian Appetizers 6/24 parenting How to Help Your Daughter Buy Her First Bra 3 hours ago Prepare Yourself! The 9 Women You'll Meet in Your New-Mom Group 7 hours ago 15 Instagram-Worthy Teen Bedrooms 8 hours ago 7 Things That Don't Fly in This Mom's House 22 hours ago It Costs How Much to Raise a Child?! 23 hours ago 20 Stock Photos of Kids That Missed the Mark 1 day ago What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


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RIR keeps both race weekends for 2013
Officials from Richmond International Raceway today announced that the track will continue to host two NASCAR weekends in 2013. The events will be held April 26-27 and Sept. 6-7, with the September Sprint Cup Series race again serving as the final race before the 2013 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup (the circuit's playoff equivalent).
The total financial benefit to the region as the result of both weekends – each of which includes a Nationwide Series and Sprint Cup Series race – is more than $300 million, according to RIR officials.
"Bringing NASCAR back to Richmond International Raceway twice next year is huge for everyone in Greater Richmond," said RIR President Dennis Bickmeier. "The money being pumped into our economy twice a year makes a big difference in the livelihood of the 1.3 million people who call Greater Richmond home. Hotels, restaurants, grocers and many other locally owned businesses will benefit when NASCAR flocks to RIR."
Tickets for the April NASCAR weekend go on sale Friday, Dec. 7. Fans who purchased tickets to this month's NASCAR weekend at RIR will be receiving renewal invitations in October. Guests who renew receive a savings on each ticket purchased, opportunity to keep their seats and may add or relocate seats before the general public.
For details, visit http://www.rir.com or call 1-866-455-7223.
Celebrating 106 years
Former Sandston resident Mildred Taylor celebrated her 106th birthday Aug. 9. Taylor, who now lives in Powhatan, is still a member of Sandston Baptist Church. She was visited the day after her birthday by several members of the church, who played for her a recording of the entire church membership singing happy birthday to her during worship. > Read more.
YMCA breaks ground for aquatic center
YMCA officials gathered last week to break ground on the new Tommy J. West Aquatic Center at the Shady Grove Family YMCA on Nuckols Road. The center, which will featured 7,600 square feet of competitive and recreational space, including water slides, play areas for children and warmer water for those with physical limitations, is the fourth phase of a $4 million expansion at the facility. West was president and CEO of Capital Interior Contractors and a founding member of the Central Virginia Region of the Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. > Read more.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
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'The Hundred-Foot Journey' fails to capitalize on tasty concept
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a curious little Romeo and Juliet of a film. A family, forced out of their native India, begins a trek across Europe.
The family's sole mode of transportation sputters and dies in a sleepy little French town, but the town's food culture is high, and that's a perfect place for a family of restaurateurs to settle down. There's only one problem – the family's rustic "Maison Mumbai" is right across the street (a hundred feet away, if the title didn't clue you in) from a prestigious French bistro with a Michelin star, run with an iron fist by the dreaded Madame Mallory (Helen Mirren, pictured).
It's here that a particular Romeo and Juliet story begins to develop, with Hassan (Manish Dayal) on the Indian side and Marguerite (Charlotte Le Bon) on the French side. > Read more.
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Enjoy the final days of summer with comedian Guy Torry, the Sam's Club National BBQ Tour or mystery writer Mary Miley Theobald at Twin Hickory Library. Another great way to welcome the beginning of fall is to check out the UR Spider Football season opener with man's best friend. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Bottoms up
Short Pump brewery offers more than just beer
I am still (happily) thinking about my entire experience at Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery last week. Knowing nothing about this new brewery out of Denver, I was leery of brew-pub in the heart of Short Pump Town Center – this is not what I'd usually think of as a perfect fit, and yet, it was.
The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
As I walked up to the back of the mall near the comedy club, I was taken aback by what I saw: at the top of the stairs was an overflowing restaurant with outdoor seating, large umbrellas and dangling outdoor lights. > Read more.
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Sonny Gray has been named Baseball America's 2010 Summer College Player of the Year.
There might not a better pitching matchup this whole year than Vanderbilt's Gray vs. UCLA's Cole on Friday at Jackie Robinson Stadium, in the first day of the Dodgertown Classic. The two flame-throwing righthanders are two of the top four prospects in the sophomore class, and they were teammates with Team USA last summer, when Cole went 4-0, 1.06 and Gray went 3-1, 0.75. "You're talking about two premier arms," Bruins coach John Savage said. "A premier program in Vanderbilt, Coach (Tim) Corbin, Sonny Gray. And then the summer that Gerrit had with USA. Two projectable high draft picks in the '11 draft. It should be fun to see those two good arms."BaseballAmerica.com: College: Weekend Preview: Feb. 26-28
VU 2, AP 1, End of 11th Russell Brewer gets the win with 2.1 innings of scoreless relief, and the Commodores improve to 4-0 on the season.
"Being a player, having fans in the stands is a boost," pitcher Sonny Gray said. "You're playing for Nashville and the University as well as the fans. It makes you want to do that much better. It means a lot to see a big crowd, especially when it's cold out there in February. "Put on a heavy jacket and come out and support us. It's going to be a fun season. Hopefully it will be a season that we'll never forget. We've put in a lot of work in the offseason and it's nice when fans come out and show their support."VUcommodores.com Blog: A new beginning
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Vanderbilt is now accepting applications for the 2010 Athletic Hall of Fame class. Fans and friends of the varsity athletic program are invited to nominate their favorite all-time Commodores based on three sets of criteria. Turn in your nomination by Friday, March 12, 2010VANDERBILT OFFICIAL ATHLETIC SITE - Athletics
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Abysmal shooting dooms Commodores.
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NASA SOHO images have been capturing countless UFO's by the Sun. Google Earth in sky view is now showing another anomaly by the Sun. What appear to be giant cables running from the Sun to other areas in space.
Could the two be related? These cables span vast distances in space.
Are they being used to harvest energy from the Sun? Are they Power Lines? Are they navigational aids? Are they Alien Launch Loops?
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This new event provides Imaging Professionals with a host of exciting new visitor attractions including, Photographers Equipment Fair, Studio Area Live, Turning Pro Advice Centre, Cameras and Equipment Area, Printing Zone and Photographers Work Gallery. Don't miss the ever popular show features including, Camera Cleaning, Discount Vouchers and great Live Demos.
These extremely popular and sociable one day events now stretch across twelve different locations in the UK and Ireland. They attract thousands of Photographic Professionals, so why not join them and come and see the latest additions to the imaging industry as well as the leading trade suppliers all under one roof.
If the Photographic industry is your business, whether it is Professional Photography, Photo Lab, Retail or Graphic Designer, then make it your business to be at the Photovision Equipment & Technology Shows.
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News is coming out about this tragic accident this morning:
Wow. Tragic news: UCLA WR Nick Pasquale struck by a vehicle and killed in San Clemente early this morning. Prayers to his family & friends— Hunter Hewitt (@HunterHewitt) September 8, 2013
Pasquale is a red shirt freshman from San Clemente. With the bye week, he was probably at home with his family.
From the OC Register (not behind the firewall)
According to an Orange County Sheriff's Department log entry, OCSD responded to a report of a pedestrian being hit. A 20-year-old was pronounced dead at the accident scene.
Pasquale is a preferred walk-on, and had been working with the scout team.
Prayers to Nick's family, friends and his teammates during this absolutely trying time for all of them. We'll update this as we get more information.
UPDATE: There will be a vigil tonight in San Clemente for Nick:
There will be a vigil tonight for Nick Pasquale at San Clemente High, 7 pm
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The event, which raised almost $10,000 for the school during last year's inaugural event, is one of two major fundraisers held at the school each year.
The day's events will kick off at 5:30 p.m. with entertainment at the school, followed by the 5K at 6 and the fun run at 6:30.
The cost to participate in the 5K and fun run is $12 for students, $25 for adults 18 and older. Those participating will receive a T-shirt.
You can get more information on the event by going to simmonsatsunset.com, or by calling the school at (205) 387-2535.
"It's so much fun," said Cammie Channell, a teacher at the school who is coordinating the event along with T.R. Simmons teacher Ashley Harbin. "Last year, we had 380 runners sign up. We really didn't know what we were getting into last year, but it turned out great."
Channell said the support from the community helped make last year's event a success.
"The community has been really great supporting this," she said. "We're very proud of the support we got last year and are getting this year. It really is a team effort to get this going."
"We've had great community support," said T.R. Simmons principal Suzanne Snow. "It's been wonderful."
Funds raised from the event this year will be used to build a new playground and fitness facility that includes a basketball court and is handicap-accessible.
Businesses and individuals helping to sponsor the event include Southern Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, the Sapp Law Firm, Alan Johnson, Manchester Auto Parts, Harbin's Outdoors, Bivona Dental, Urgent Care Northwest, Bull Building Supply, Modern Woodmen of America, Nelson, Bryan and Jones law firm, Hager Oil, Lavish Boutique, the Beaird Law Firm, Buddy's Furniture, Carl Cannon Chevrolet, Scott Crump Toyota, King Wiley and Williams law firm, Johnny Brusco's and Tan Essentials.


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Alabama's Attorney General Luther Strange said Tuesday that the Southern Poverty Law Center's case to block the Alabama Accountability Act was, "without merit."
"They're not alleging there's anything unconstitutional about the act" said Strange after an event in Wetumpka. The state filed to have the case dismissed in Federal Court.
The SPLC filed a lawsuit last month alleging that the school reform measure that allows students to leave failing schools to attend better public or non-public schools, violated the Equal Protection Clause of the US Constitution.
Attorneys for the SPLC filed the suit on behalf of students in rural counties like Barbour and Lowndes, alleging that they have no access to better schools while students in other more densely populated areas could use the law to leave their struggling schools.
"Certain groups of citizens, those who live in isolated communities aren't able to take advantage of the act" said Richard Cohen, President of the SPLC. "If we're going to worry about kids in failing schools we ought to worry about all of them and not say only certain kids are going to get those benefits."
In some rural counties, the nearest qualifying private school is more than 20 miles away from some failing schools and a non-failing public school doesn't exist.
The SPLC's case alleges that the state has violated the Equal Protection Clause of the US Constitution because the law clearly only impacts a specific group of citizens while leaving others out.
So far, approximately 750 students have transferred out of failing schools, as defined in the law. Roughly 50 of those students left to attend private schools. Under the law, families could qualify for tax credits worth up to $3,500 to offset the cost of tuition in order to send a child to a private school.
Cohen said his group supports the mission of putting an end to failing schools, but added that he hopes the state " goes back to the drawing board with the Accountability Act."
He added, "The governor said when he signed this act that it was going to kids a way out of failing schools, regardless of their income and regardless of where they live. If you look at the facts, that's not what's happening and the state should live up to its commitment."
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Due to a technical difficulty, a story from 2012 ran in today's Press-Republican instead of a report on a $36.6 million capital project district residents will vote on at a referendum set for noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, in the school auditorium.
The project includes a redesign of the Elementary School, expansion and roof replacement of the bus garage, installation of electronic security measures and overall energy-efficiency upgrades to the boilers, lighting, flooring and windows.
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A program that provided nearly 40,000 meals to South Georgia kids in need this summer may soon expand to an after school program.
The Tift Area YMCA's "Food for Thought" program has been feeding children under the age of 18 for the last three years with the help of Walmart grants. They're partnered with Tift and Tuner County Schools and several local organizations.
Roughly 22,000 lunches were served in Tift County and nearly 19,000 were served in Turner County last summer.
"In our community there is a great need. There are a lot of at risk children and children that may not get nutrition for an entire day, so we definitely want to reduce that and make sure every child has a meal before they close out the end of the day," said Celeste McNeil, Tift Area YMCA Marketing & Communication Director.
McNeil said the kids also participated in exercise and educational activities to promote healthy living.
She said the Tift area YMCA is collaborating with the Housing Authority to implement the first "Food for Thought" after school program later this year.
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Watch out for your friends and ask that they watch out for you. A real friend will get in your face if you are about to make a mistake. Respect them if they do.
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The campus community should contact the Conway Police Department (501-450-6120) for listings and information regarding registered sex offenders, or visit the Arkansas Crime Information Center's website.
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While much ado has been made over the whereabouts of Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, a new report said she is in Afghanistan visiting troops.
The report from bloomberg.com said the information on the governor's travel plans came from a source "familiar with the governor's schedule."
More than 9,000 Arizona Army and Air National Guard members have been ordered to active duty since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks against New York City and the Pentagon outside of Washington, according to the Arizona guard Web-site. The person with knowledge of the governor's schedule wasn't authorized to speak publicly.
Brewer skipped Arizona's official election canvass on Tuesday. Her spokesman, Matthew Benson, said he could not disclose the governor's location, but a later report said that her staff was not informed of her travel plans. That drew criticism from the media.
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A judge says a woman accused of splattering green paint at the Washington National Cathedral is incompetent to stand trial.
Online court records show that a judge Thursday found Jiamei Tian incompetent to stand trial after she was evaluated by a psychologist. A three-page report filed ahead of the hearing concludes that Tian's overall knowledge of the U.S. legal system "remains rather limited." The psychologist says it's likely Tian, who holds a Chinese passport, will be competent to stand trial in the "foreseeable future."
A previous, preliminary finding had also found Tian incompetent to stand trial.
Tian was charged in July with defacing the Washington National Cathedral with green paint and suspected of similar vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial and other sites. A further hearing is scheduled for Dec. 3.
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Bookings: Perch 59', Enrique 67', Nolan 69'
Substitutions: Krul for Harper 35', Gutierrez for Ben Arfa 84'
CHN Man of the Match: Ben Arfa
Not many people thought that the Toon would go into Goodison Park and snatch away a victory, though you can't really blame anybody for being skeptical following last week's abomination. Not only did Newcastle win, they were dominant in this game, save for a few stretches where The Toffees showed a little bit of life.
The headline of this match will be Hatem Ben Arfa's brilliant play, but the injury to Steve Harper (speculated to be a possible collar bone break, which would certainly keep him out for an extended period of time) casts a dark cloud over an otherwise cheery day. Tim Krul made a couple of very good stops, but he seemed a little eager at times. He'll need some support from that strong back line in the coming weeks - a back line that will certainly feature Sol Campbell as James Perch will have to serve a suspension for drawing his fifth yellow card already. Also receiving yellows were Kevin Nolan and Jose Enrique, and both were easily avoidable. I'd even characterize them as stupid. The referee is always going to book players for strong dissent, and I don't think I've ever seen a foul reversed because a player was emphatic enough. Say your peace and walk away.
Anyway, back to Ben Arfa. On a day when Andy Carroll was non-existent on the offensive end, HBA showed us the creativity we've all been itching to see, and he combined well with Joey Barton and Jose Enrique to create a total of 9 chances on goal for the team by my count. They only finished on one of them, obviously, and we're lucky that the lack of finishing didn't end up being the main story. It was the finish, though, that will have everyone talking for a solid week. Higher quality versions of this video will surely be available shortly, but for now, just enjoy the brilliance of one Hatem Ben Arfa in his debutante match for NUFC:


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Disney 5/4 villa w/pool, spa, game, Wii, WiFi, Cable. in Kissimmee
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- sleeps 12
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This newly renovated 5/4 villa is in Solana Resort, a fully gated, secure vacation community with on site clubhouse comprising large heated swimming pool, spa, mini golf, games room, gym, cyber cafe, executive lounge with WIFI etc.
The 2-story villa is family orientated, safe and clean, with full air-conditioning and private pool, spa, lanai. it is an ideal place to relax after a exciting day in the theme parks.
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1 x King master - downstairs - with ensuite comprising corner bath, separate shower room, walk in dressing room, HD TV
1 x Queen master - Upstairs - with en-suite bathroom - HD TV
1 x Queen bed bedroom - Downstairs - with adjacent bathroom with Shower HDTV
2 x Twin bed bedrooms - Upstairs - (sleep 4 persons in separate single beds), HDTV
1x Crib for baby
Other features;
1 x Utility room with large washer, dryer, ironing board, iron
1 x Kitchen area with separate dinning area for 4 persons - ice maker - dishwasher, stove, oven- microwave etc
1 x Dining area with seating for 6 persons
1 x sofa bed in living room, ceiling fan in living room.
1x highchair
Long distance phone service
WiFi internet access.
Wii game system
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- Broadband high-speed internet with wireless access.
- Dedicated phone line to allow you to stay in touch with friends and family
- Six LCD TVs with digital cable and VCR/DVD player
- Wii game system
- Great club house with all amenities, free of use
- Conveniently located off US 27, 10 minutes to Disney world
- Fully equipped kitchen with stove and oven ranges, dish washer, and a refrigerator
- Pots, pans, and utensils are provided. Coffee maker and toaster are available
- Washing machine and dryer in the house
- Full-size pool table
- Air hockey table
- Screen covered pool and spa with children safty fence
activities and attractions in Kissimmee Central Florida
Attraction: Disney World, Seaworld and Universal Studios
Shopping: Florida Mall, the Mall at Millenia and the designer outlet stores.
Golf courses: Champions Gate and Reunion are just minutes away.
vacation rental rates
January to May, $988/week, $2580/month
June to August, $1098/week, $3480/month
September to December, $948/week, $2580/month
Thanksgiving $1148/week. Christmas and New Year $1298/week; Easter $1248/week
$125 cleaning charge apply if stay less than 6 days.
Pool and Spa heating deal at $30/day
Tax rate: 13%
Please note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Amy Yang 484-437-6819
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Top things to do in Kissimmee
- Play a round of golf – more than 10 courses
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- Soak up the sun in the pool and spa
- Enjoy the fitness room in the clubhouse
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DURHAM — Most years during March Madness, that team from Durham likely means just one group Duke University, a perennial player in the NCAA basketball tournament.
But not this year.
The Eagles of N.C. Central University are giving the Blue Devils intense competition as that team from Durham that everyone is talking about.
N.C. Central will make history Friday night with its first appearance in the NCAAs Division I tournament. Its a big coup for the school, its fans and many Durham residents. From the campus to the barbershops and clothing stores along Fayetteville Street, seemingly everyone is talking about the Eagles.
They have as much of a chance as anyone does, Derrick Green, owner of Deluxe Barbershop on Fayetteville Street, told a customer Thursday afternoon. Im pulling for them.
Green, 43, a Durham native, said NCCU is giving the community something new to be proud of.
Central making the tournament is almost a championship in itself, he said. It gives us a whole new perspective on what Durham has to offer. To the people around here, just getting there, they already won.
Cars bearing Eagle banners honked at each other as they passed on Fayetteville Street on Thursday.
At Eagle Land, a clothing store that sells NCCU paraphernalia on the corner of Fayetteville Street and Burlington Avenue, January through March often is the slowest time of the year, owner Marvin Bass said. But because of N.C. Centrals success, business has been booming this year.
You can see the excitement running up and down Fayetteville Street, Bass said. Its good to see the team doing such an exceptionally good job.
N.C. Central began its transition to Division I sports in 2007-08, playing in Division II as a member of the CIAA. The mens basketball team even won a Division II national championship.
But Bass, a 1971 alumnus and owner of the shop for 20 years, said the excitement surrounding that Division II championship could not compare to the hoopla of the school playing in the 68-field Division I tournament.
The Eagles, a No. 14 seed, will face off against the No. 3-seed Iowa State Cyclones in a game from San Antonio scheduled for 9:45 p.m. Friday. It will air on TNT.
Should NCCU win and UNC prevail in its Friday game against Providence, the Eagles and their Tar Heel neighbors would square off Sunday for a spot in the NCAAs Sweet 16.
The better the Eagles do, the better the business at Eagle Land. Bass has a one-word message for the team: Win.
During lunchtime Thursday, customers came in to purchase NCCU gear. Vivian Spencer drove from Raleigh to Durham to buy a shirt she can wear to an N.C. Central watch party Friday night.
This is school history, so I want to take it in, said Spencer, a 2002 alumnae. Its awesome, and Im so glad the team feels supported.
University spokeswoman Ayana Hernandez said the school hopes the national exposure generates interest from people who may not be familiar with N.C. Central.
Hopefully, students will explore attending the university for its academics, she said. This is an excellent way to not only celebrate the basketball team but to raise the profile for the university.
Thursdays Wall Street Journal spotlighted famous alumni from each school in the tournament. N.C. Centrals list included Andre Leon Talley, the former Vogue editor; Maynard Jackson, the first African-American mayor of Atlanta; and actor Ivan Dixon, who starred on Hogans Heroes.
As the Eagles prepared to leave for San Antonio on Wednesday, community members and students gathered around the gym to wish them well. A live DJ played music, and a musical group, We are Toonz, danced.
Fans chanted Eagle Pride, Amplified! as the players lined up to get on the bus. Some players took selfies with fans.
Head coach LeVelle Moton has shown his appreciation for the fan and community support all season. He said the team wouldnt be here without it.
I think this is a moment in N.C. Central history that everyone will cherish and remember, he said. To have our fans join us at the hip and wait along with us, its pretty much parallel to how we are as a university. And that is a unit and one family.
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Experts are split on whether the rate of job creation in Maryland in 2014 will increase enough to lower the state's unemployment rate to 6 percent.
Moody's Analytics and Towson University's Regional Economic Studies Institute are both predicting about 40,000 positions added in the state, reports the Baltimore Sun. Maryland employers added about 34,000 jobs in the 12 months ending in November.
But, expert with Anirban Basu of Sage Policy Group in Baltimore, predicts the rate of job growth will be slower this year, adding 20,000 to 25,000 openings.
Basu told the newspaper he's concerned that some national economic drivers won't help Maryland much, including increasing energy production, industrial production and farm production.
If Moody's Analytics guesses correctly, the state's unemployment rate will drop from 6.4 percent to about 6 percent by the end of the year and 5.2 percent by the end of 2015, the Sun says.
Read the full story on the Baltimore Sun website.


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Albert Pujols might be the best hitter in baseball today. It's an open argument. Maybe you're partial to Miguel Cabrera or Joey Votto or someone else. The exact name doesn't matter, but those are all the correct answer.
But when I watch Pujols, I'm rarely thinking about how much I want to see him on the Giants. I'm usually muttering something like, "There goes Albert Pujols, one of the baddest hitters ever to swing a baseball bat." There's an appreciation for him and his talents, but rarely is there an unabashed sense of envy.
That's a feeling reserved for the covetable players. The best players in baseball aren't necessarily the most covetable. Those adjectives aren't synonyms. Maybe this is just some weird semantical parsing that only I bother myself with, but I'm pretty sure I've seen a similar feeling expressed with baseball fans all over the Internet. Here's my attempt to explain it.
The best players in the game, the ones you expect to win the MVPs and make All-Star teams without doing anything all that differently than they have been, have already accumulated the bulk of their history with another team. Pujols gave the best years of his career to St. Louis. Votto will have done the same for the Reds. Any team would be thrilled to have them, but they're established. They probably aren't getting better, and the chances are that you didn't get to enjoy their best seasons with your favorite team.
The covetable players are those with delicate balance between past performance and future potential. They're already good. But they could get better. A lot better. Giancarlo Stanton is probably the best example of this kind of player. If he doesn't improve at all -- if he plays the next 15 years and has the exact same season every year -- he'll be a perennial All-Star, if not a Hall of Fame candidate. He's freakishly strong, and he's already a fantastic hitter at an age where most kids are getting drafted out of college.
But he could get better. So much better. Oh, man. If he's hitting 30+ homers as a 21-year-old, what can he do when he hones his craft, when he figures out a major-league strike zone? I've brought this up before, and I'll continue to harp on this point for the next couple of decades, but it hurts my very being to think that the Giants had a supplemental first-round pick in the 2007 draft for losing reliever Mike Stanton, and they didn't use the pick on a physical specimen of a prospect who was also named Mike Stanton. Where was the sense of irony? Fate? It's a small consolation that he now goes by Giancarlo. Small consolation.
Andrew McCutchen isn't the best center fielder in the game. But I like watching him play more than Matt Kemp or Jacoby Ellsbury, even if I can't explain it rationally. He moves like a waterbug in center field, and he generates surprising power from a small frame -- he's almost a throwback to the game that existed before the '90s, where immense, muscular power hitters were the exception and wiry-yet-strong hitters like McCutchen were the rule. And McCutchen reminds you that there's also a control aspect to the covetable -- you know that the best seasons of their careers are just in front of them, and that their current teams will enjoy every last bit of them.
It's not all on-field talent, either. There might be something about the personality or background that tips you. This is why Bryce Harper isn't covetable … well, no, I'd probably chew broken glass to watch him on my favorite team for the next six or seven years. But there's a pretty good chance that he might be something of a jackass, too. The early returns aren't promising, though it's always worth remembering that he's a teenager. I'd pay $50 to punch a 19-year-old version of myself in the throat, and I didn't have the entire baseball world focusing on everything I did. But there's a chance that Harper might have an abrasive personality, and that might mean that he isn't the Platonic ideal of the perfect young player.
If there's one prospect, then, who fits the potential/personality paradigm, it's Trevor Bauer. When asked how long his games of long toss were, as he throws from foul pole to foul pole to warm up, he told Jim Caple exactly how long:
"It's 330 feet down both lines, so it's 330 times root 2,'' he said, pulling out his smartphone. He called up the calculator accessory and punched in 330 times the square root of two. "That's 466.69 feet.''
Bauer might be the next great covetable player.
Before the rookie hopeful steps on the rubber for his warm-up pitches between innings, he channels Happy Gilmore by taking a step or two from behind the mound and firing the ball as hard as he can toward home plate. Sometimes the catcher catches the pitch. Sometimes he just gets out of the way and watches it fly to the backstop.
He seems like the perfect mix of character and talent. All he has to do is, you know, pitch well in the majors. The little things.
But if you've ever become enamored of a player, and you can't figure out why that player, who isn't even the best at his position -- who might not even be the best player in a team's rotation or lineup -- has captured your attention, remember that it's not always about the best players. It might have something to do with the covetable players, the players who are young and improving, but already leaking talent all over the place.


text: Services The Drexel Student Health Center (DSHC) offers comprehensive services for students in an effort to support the academic and social well-being of our students. We work in conjunction with other offices on campus, such as the Counseling Center, and our goal is to keep you healthy so you can successfully complete your course of study at Drexel, and to assist you in developing a healthy lifestyle. College health affects not only the present but also the future health of students. Student Health Center services are available to full-time and part-time students who are enrolled in classes for the current quarter in which services are needed. If you are on a leave of absence, have recently graduated or are a Drexel employee, we will be happy to see you at Drexel Family Medicine University City, at 3401 Market Street, phone number: 215-220-4720. Services at the Student Health Center Call 215.220.4700 for an appointment Sick visits Women's health care such as Well Woman care, PAP smears, birth control, and pregnancy testing Physical exams for co-op, a Driver's License, Study Abroad, etc. Enhanced sports medicine care Confidential STD testing Allergy shots (storage on-site is available) Travel and routine immunizations Tuberculosis screening Refills of ADHD medications when documentation (on physician letterhead) of diagnosis and current treatment regimen is provided by current prescriber Free condoms Health Notes / Excused Class Absence Policy The Student Health Center will not provide notes to excuse absences for students missing class or exams due to their visit to the Health Center, or because they are experiencing an illness. Please be aware that you may request a copy of your encounter form as proof of your visit to the DSHC, which satisfies the class attendance policy for most courses. Other Area Services Local Emergency Rooms Penn Presbyterian Medical Center: located at 39th Street and Powelton Avenue Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP): located at 34th and Spruce streets, they offer fast track services (available 12 hours a day, 7 days a week) Hahnemann University Hospital: located at the corner of Broad and Vine streets, they offer fast track services (available 11 am to 11 p.m., Monday thru Saturday). The Drexel shuttle to Center City campus located at 33rd and Market streets runs every 15 minutes from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday thru Friday. In Case of Sexual Assault Call 911 or the Drexel Police at 215.895.2222, and they will direct you to the appropriate sexual assault center for evaluation. Also, please consider calling the Office of Support & Intervention Services at 215.895.0353 for additional support needs. For Psychological Emergencies During normal business hours call the Drexel Counseling Center at 215.895.1415. After hours and on weekends, there is an on-call counselor available for emergencies at 215.416.3337. Area Pharmacies If you have a prescription plan, the appropriate card should be shown prior to filling a prescription. Prescriptions can be filled at most area pharmacies, though please be aware that some insurance plans may not be accepted by the pharmacy. Several national pharmacy chains are located in University City and Center City including: Bell Apothecary Inc 215.387.9100 4014 Lancaster Ave CVS Pharmacy 215.386.2092 4314 Locust St CVS Pharmacy 215.662.0406 3915 Walnut St CVS Pharmacy 215.662.1333 3401 Walnut St New Girard Pharmacy 215.386.1594 4000 W Girard Ave Rite Aid Pharmacy 215.382.4260 4055 Walnut Street Rite Aid Pharmacy 215.474.5447 4641 Chestnut Street


text: After the launch of its initial 20mm video screen last year, PixelFLEX has expanded its product offerings to include 18mm, 30mm, 50mm, and 100mm LED curtains. Video can be sent to the screen using any computer or media server with a DVI-D connection. Each typical panel is approximately 8'x4', but modifications can be made to meet specific needs since panels can be attached together with a proprietary quicklock system. Flexible in all directions, the LED curtains are able to bend and shape around structures and can be stored in a single road case. They range in weight from 4.5 lbs to 19.9 lbs per square meter.


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The In-Tank Refugium is a "safe house" that provides a protected area within an aquarium. Helps newly added fish or invertebrates easily acclimate to a new aquarium. Provides a haven for injured fish or corals, without the need for a separate quarantine aquarium. Also functions as a culturing area for small organisms that will eventually become a food source. 7-3/4" x 4" x 7-1/2" high. Large In-Tank Refugium (12" x 6" x 8" high) offers more space for larger aquariums. Both include a powerhead to keep fresh water flowing through the refugium at all times.
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One bedroom, one bath luxury condo in the heart of La Jolla. Light
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Walk to world-class restaurants and shops. Surf or just sit in the
sand at Whispering Sands Beach, a short walk from your condo. Walk
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Balcony with view of ocean, the village and breathtaking sunsets
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What do Employers Look for?
According to an employer survey conducted by Michigan State's Collegiate Employment Research Institute (Sheetz, 1995), organizations seek the following qualifications in recent college graduates. This list can serve as a guide for students wanting to "sell" themselves better or prepare themselves for what employers will want — whether they're thinking about careers or graduate school.
Career-related work experiences in their field of study.
This includes things such as cooperative education assignments, part-time jobs, summer employment, practicums, and internships. College students must learn by doing and being involved in hands-on, practical experiences. While employers look for hands-on experience, they also look for classroom experience with a real-world work orientation including case studies and simulations.
Abundant computer work.
Automation and increased utilization of computer technologies are required for almost every job within business, education, and government agencies today.
Problem-solving skills rather than memorization of coursework.
For achieving results in the future management and leadership environments, college students must have clear critical thinking skills.
An understanding of the people aspects of the work situation.
Examples include team- based assignments, group projects, and associated team evaluations. Employers want colleges and universities to create more project and team environments so students can learn project management skills and strengthen team-player competencies.
Communication skills.
Employers want employees with strong writing, research, public speaking, conversation, listening, presentation, conflict resolution, and interpersonal skills.
Well-developed logic and reasoning skills.
Other related competencies included good judgment and decision-making skills; technical expertise; exposure to high-tech, state-of-the-art equipment; independent goal setting; andtime management skills.
A broad knowledge beyond their field.
Employers want employees to have a broad perspective and broaden their knowledge base. Also, many employers advised becoming conversant in a second language.
Leadership experiences.
Employers look for membership and leadership in extra-curricular activities and development of strong social skills.
Training on resume preparation, interviewing skills, career planning, job search skills, and other job campaigning topics.
Many employers believe that a compulsory course in preparation for life after college is prudent. Coursework in character-building, professionalism, ethics, working with the poor, and professional protocol/etiquette was also encouraged.
Sheetz, L. P. (1995). Recruiting Trends: 1995-96. East Lansing, MI: Collegiate Employment Research Institute, Michigan State University.Page by Jeanne M. Slattery


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Phillip Sherriff's killer jailed for at least 14 years
Phillip Sherriff's killer was jailed for at least 14 years. His widow is now campaigning for glass bottles to be banned from pubs and clubs.
A judge jailed a graphics designer for a split second of madness in a club, which killed the father-of-two.
Both men had travelled to London for a Jessie J gig. Now one is dead and another is serving a minimum of 14 years.
Ashley Charles attacked Phillip Sherrif with a broken bottle after some jostling at the bar. The judge said the bottle was a lethal weapon and the victim was a decent man.
His widow has begun a campaign to ban glass from bars and clubs, saying she will never let another person like Charles devastate another family. Mel Barham has the full story.


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A ride to visit family in Tallahassee turned into a fiery nightmare for one Naples woman Monday.
Just twenty minutes into the drive, Wilna St. Paul's car started shaking along Interstate 75 near Palm Beach Boulevard. St. Paul said she pulled over into the median, and when she jumped out of the car, her trunk was on fire.
St. Paul's sister pulled her 20-month-old daughter out of the car seat, and a group of strangers pulled over to help pull belongings out of the car. Within seconds the car burst into flames.
"My daughter was in there, my sister was in there. All the materialistic stuff could be replaced, but our lives couldn't, so we're just very thankful that we got out of there and there were people there to help us," St. Paul said.
St. Paul, her daughter and sister managed to escape without a scratch. Firefighters said it was unclear what caused the fire.
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