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Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega Liquid contains 70% purified omega-3 fatty acids, providing an exceptionally high concentration of EPA and DHA in one delicious serving. Formulated to support healthy aging, improved mood, and healthy glucose levels, Ultimate Omega liquid provides optimal heart health, and supports other organs such as the liver and prostate. Ultimate Omega liquid provides exceptionally high levels of the omega-3 fats, EPA and DHA. It is ideal for people wanting high intensity, therapeutic support in a smaller serving. Nordic Naturals' most popular concentrate, Ultimate Omega supports healthy cardiovascular and respiratory function, joint flexibility and mobility, and the body's natural anti-inflammatory response.
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Every batch is third-party tested for environmental toxins, including heavy metals, dioxins, and PCBs. All Nordic Naturals fish oils surpass the strictest international standards for purity and freshness. Certificates of Analysis available from Nordic Naturals.
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California's Proposition 65While the World Health Organization (WHO) has focused on PCBs that are harmful to human health, California Proposition 65 (Prop 65) simply focuses on total PCBs. The Prop 65 limit is established as <0.09 ppm or 90 nanograms per day.
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Exceptional Freshness LevelsProtection from fishy smell, taste, and harmful free radicalsFreshness, which ensures product integrity and biological efficacy, may be the single most important quality of fish oils. Nordic Naturals' patented, oxygen-free manufacturing process delivers peroxide values (indicators of freshness) down to absolute 0.0 mEq/kg, with an average of 0.75 mEq/kg or approximately 14 times below the Norwegian Medicinal Standard and European Pharmacopoeia Standard limits. The lower the peroxide value, the fresher the fish oil.
Award-winning Purity LevelsProtection from harmful environmental toxinsEvery batch of Nordic Naturals products is third-party tested for environmental toxins including heavy metals, dioxins, and PCBs, ensuring that every product exceeds international pharmaceutical standards and is at least 750 times purer than fish. Nordic Naturals was ranked #1 out of the top 10 fish oil brands in Norway for freshness, purity, and highest concentration.
Great TasteUnsurpassed freshness equals great-tasting, repeat-free fish oilThe key objections to taking fish oils are taste and aftertaste. Nordic Naturals utilizes proprietary enzymatic and oxygen-free processing technologies to ensure a completely repeat-free product. Their patented encapsulation process also adds natural fruit essences into both the soft gel and oil for a light, fruity taste.
Years of feedback from health professionals and customers alike indicates that children, teenagers, and adults of all ages enjoy the clean, light, burp-free taste of Nordic Naturals fish oils.
Exclusive and Exceptional Raw MaterialA great finished product starts with the freshest and purest raw materialNordic Naturals starts with the best raw materials available: fish low on the food chain, which naturally contain low levels of impurities (and are also ideal for long-term sustainability, given their short reproductive cycles). All of their products are made exclusively from three fish species, none of which are endangered: wild-caught Arctic cod (Skrei), sustainably harvested from Norwegian waters, and wild-caught anchovies and sardines, sustainably harvested from the Southern Pacific Ocean.
Multi-Patented Manufacturing ProcessWithout chemicals or excessive heatNordic Naturals' multi-patented manufacturing processes enable us to deliver fish oil with industry-leading freshness and purity levels. They use several steps in processing their oils, from water and clay filters to an enzymatic molecular distillation processes, with no chemicals or excessive heat, and all while preserving the natural constituents of the oil to the highest degree possible. Their patented enzymatic process removes environmental toxins (heavy metals, dioxins, PCBs, etc.), saturated fats, and other undesirable organic compounds, leaving only the beneficial components of the fish oil (omega-3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, etc.). They also utilize a proprietary nitrogen (oxygen-free) environment to achieve their industry-leading freshness levels, and to further reduce heat requirements thereby maintaining the integrity of the oils. Moreover, they use only natural enzymes to form triglycerides for all their high-concentrate products, and all their products are manufactured in triglyceride form in order to best preserve the oil and enhance absorption and utilization.
Natural Triglyceride vs. Ethyl Ester Form of Fish OilEnsuring optimal absorption and utilizationThe established health benefits of omega-3s are based on decades of data—much of which are based on natural triglyceride omega-3s. Whereas most concentrated fish oils on the market today are in the ethyl ester form—a "new to nature" fat with only 18 years of history in the human diet—all Nordic Naturals formulas are produced in the natural triglyceride form, to ensure optimal absorption and utilization, and thus results.
Research-Based InnovationDriven by the latest scienceNordic Naturals is a research-driven company, where processing technology and product formulations are driven by the latest developments. Their dedication to innovation is grounded in scientific research guaranteed by active participation in peer-reviewed clinical studies recognized by leading experts worldwide. With a reputation for efficacy and potency, Nordic Naturals fish oils are regularly chosen, without solicitation, by independent research institutions and universities—such as Harvard University, Columbia University, National Institute of Health (NIH), Stanford University, Duke University, UCLA, and the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center—with 13 published scientific studies and more than 30 currently underway.
Environmental ResponsibilitySustainable Fishing Practices and Environmental ActivismSince their founding Nordic Naturals has actively embraced responsibility for the impact their activities have on the environment—in their oceans, their processing, their offices, their partnerships, and their communities. They've devoted a website to outlining the practices through which they honor this responsibility—planetnordic.com.
Optimal Blend of Natural StabilizersVitamin E and rosemary extract optimize the long-term freshness of their oilsNordic Naturals has spent over five years researching the impact of various natural stabilizers on fish oil. A recent study completed at Nutrasource Diagnostics in 2005 showed that Nordic Naturals' product freshness level (measured by peroxide value) increased only 6% over a 36-month period, compared to other products showing an increase of more than 50% over an 18-month period. This exceptional freshness ensures no fishy smell or taste, improved compliance, and results.
Nordic Naturals Mission & ProfileNordic Naturals' mission is to deliver pure and great-tasting omega fish oils that promote optimal health and wellness. Through science, education, and community outreach, they initiate standards of excellence and integrity that apply not only to their product line but to all of their business practices worldwide. As an industry leader and innovator, Nordic Naturals strives to lead individuals to a better quality of life while maintaining a deep respect for the environment.
Nordic Naturals was born in Arctic Norway, where founder Joar Opheim grew up and where fish oil is a part of everyday life. When he came to California in the mid-1980s to complete his MBA, Joar was unable to find the quality fish oil he relied on to manage his old gymnastic injuries, and had to consistently bring bottles from Norway—filling his suitcase on trips back and forth.
Driven by his Norwegian heritage, knowledge of fish oil, and love of science, Joar was inspired to contribute to advancing fish oil quality and industry standards. Guided by his personal mission to bring high quality fish oil to the world, Joar has developed several patented fish oil technologies that include flavoring, taste, delivery, and processing—shaping standards for a country and industry that had few guidelines in place.
Values-Driven & Research-Based Innovation Bringing forward a new definition of fish oil quality as it relates to purity, freshness, taste, dosage, and sustainability, Nordic Naturals' leadership has also shifted the model of how to conduct business truthfully and authentically.
Nordic Naturals incorporates ethical and socially responsible practices with regards to environmental consciousness, corporate transparency, philanthropic partnerships, and education—all of which are integral to fulfilling their mission of correcting omega-3 deficiency around the world.
In line with these core values, Nordic Naturals dedication to innovation is grounded in scientific research guaranteed by active participation in peer-reviewed clinical studies recognized by leading experts worldwide. With a reputation for efficacy and potency, Nordic Naturals fish oils are regularly chosen, without solicitation, by independent research institutions and universities—such as Harvard University, Columbia University, National Institute of Health (NIH), Stanford University, Duke University, UCLA, and the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center—with 13 published scientific studies and more than 30 currently underway. Distributing to over 20 countries on 6 continents, Nordic Naturals offers over 150 products in a variety of flavors, concentrations, and delivery forms.
Nordic Naturals' continued innovation is proof that when values are aligned with action, great things can happen—a commitment that remains absolute.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (8/5/2013)—Monday afternoon at 3:30 the UK football team took the field for its first practice after summer break. With new coaches and the number one ranked recruiting class in America, the team and the Big Blue Nation have great expectations for the upcoming football season.
"We will see how today's practice goes," said Head Coach Mark Stoops. "We need the incoming freshman to make us better and today we will see who jumps out at us right away. I'm excited to see how much they have improved this summer and I can't wait to coach them."
Stoops believes in a day-by-day process and encourages everyone to try and meet the goals that they have set since they met in the spring.
"The only thing we can do is go out there today and perform well," said Stoops. "From there we will get better and better."
One would think that Stoops would want all of the sleep he could get before the season started today, but that was the last thing on his mind.
"I was excited to wake up today and get out on the field," Stoops said. "I didn't sleep hardly at all last night; I am ready to see what this team and this season holds."
The team has 15 practices before their first game against Western Kentucky University on August 31.
"They have quite a bit on their plate in the upcoming practices," said Stoops. "However, we are all excited and I want the fans excited about what we are doing. Most people understand where we are at as a program and where we want to get to; we have a lot of work to do and we are excited about doing it."
In the next few weeks a new quarterback will be chosen.
"They are all good people, none of those guys are jealous, and they are solid human beings," said Offensive Coordinator Neal Brown. "The guys understand that the process of picking our quarterback is going to be about 'we' not 'me.'"
Jalen Whitlow, Patrick Towles, and Max Smith are up for the quarterback position.
"We have a vision this year, we know what we want to do and I don't think anything can stop us from achieving what we want to achieve," said Whitlow.
Playing in front of 50,000 people at the spring game only gave the guys more incentive to perform at their best.
"Excitement is brought from within, especially growing up as a UK fan," said Towles. "We as a team are more focused on fundamentals, performing very sharp and are getting to know the offensive plays day by day."
Smith said there is no pressure right now going into the first practice this season.
"It's a collective effort and we all want success," said Smith. "Whether it's going to the Bowl Game or winning more games than losing, those both define success to me."
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Why Does the New York Times Adore 'Legendary Investor' Warren Buffett?
There's some strange respect shown today for one particular multi-billionaire investor in the liberal pages of the New York Times. Friday's lead story by Nelson Schwartz, "Buffett to Invest $5 Billion In Shaky Bank of America." introduced Buffett as "Warren E. Buffett, the legendary investor, is sinking $5 billion into Bank of America in a bold show of faith in the country's biggest, and most beleaguered, financial institution." Schwartz also called him "the legendary investor" in a March 23, 2008 story.
In all, Times reporters have referred to Buffett as a "legendary investor" at least nine times in its pages over the last five years, not counting several references to him as a "legendary investor" on the paper's DealBook blog. No other investor has been hailed as "legendary" in print more than once by the Times.
The top of Friday's Business Day section story by Ben Protess and Susanne Craig also hailed Buffett's bounty: "Buffett's Bank of America Stake Viewed as a Seal of Approval."
Why would a paper traditionally hostile to business interests hail this particular multi-billionaire business? Because Buffett is the sort of rich person liberals like – the kind who demands the government make him pay even more in taxes.
Buffett previously made waves with an August 15 Times op-ed that went viral in liberal circles, "Stop Coddling the Super-Rich," pleading for the government to raise the effective tax rate on wealthy investors like him: "Some of us are investment managers who earn billions from our daily labors but are allowed to classify our income as "carried interest," thereby getting a bargain 15 percent tax rate....what I paid was only 17.4 percent of my taxable income -- and that's actually a lower percentage than was paid by any of the other 20 people in our office."
Buffett is of course free to donate directly to the Treasury Department, or take his income as salary instead of in the form of capital gains and dividends, which would raise his effective tax rate.
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Warren Buffett
Submitted by cesar.zalamero on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 7:30am.
Mr. Buffett is a major donor to Planned Parenthood. This may be the real reason that the NYT adores him.
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another reason is
Submitted by ripper58 on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 7:36am.
Warren Buffett is starting to bankroll their favorite Socialist ...BARRACK HUSSEIN OBAMA !!!!
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Submitted by mrt721 on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 8:54am.
He bought the 7-Day Plan.
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What stops him from voluntarily paying more?
Submitted by drsamherman on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 9:16am.
Considering how rich Warren Buffett is, if he wants to give more money to the United States Treasury he needs to put up or shut up. I think all of us are nauseated over the double-standard of limousine liberals telling us they should be paying more but never making a point of demonstrating that they really are.
The Oracle of Omaha is turning more into the Eye-poke of Obama.
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Submitted by bkeyser on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 10:27am.
"fat cat" can't be the phrase of the week during campaign season?
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Back Taxes
Submitted by Joe W. on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 10:35am.
If he is so eager to pay more in taxes, why hasn't his hedge fund, Berkshire Hathaway, paid all of its assessed taxes going back to 2003??? He's a hypocrite as well as a fat cat, crony capitalist, joined with Barack Obama at the hip.
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It's obvious.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 11:01am.
NYT wants Buffett to bail them out! Given what they are worth nowadays, he could pay for the NYT with his pocket change.
I read where the wonderful, kind hearted, warm, loving legend made about $400 million on the day he closed the deal for B of A. I'm sure that very soon we will hear that he has sent a $400 million "contribution" to the Treasury to show that he can put his money where is mouth is.
I'll hold my breath.
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Wishful Thinking
Submitted by Caringwhiteguy on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 11:08am.
He may or may not be "legendary", but he doesn't make investments in companies with no chance for survival. The Times is toast.
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Too Big
Submitted by HardRightTurn on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 12:16pm.
If Buffett is too big to fail, then he's too big to bail.
To more fully comprehend the Left, one must read "Leftism As Psychopathy" by John Ray, M.A., Ph.D. Caution, it might scare you a little bit.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Several local motorcycle clubs are doing their part to help support veterans.
Members of Peoria Motorcycle Club, Quiet Pride, and other groups showed up for a fundraiser at Veterans Pub and Pizza on North East Adams.
A portion of the money from the tickets sold for an upcoming event go towards the Greater Peoria Honor Flight.
The free trip to Washington D.C. to visit memorials honoring their service is something one biker says all veterans deserve.
"They're giving up so much for us to be free," said Ron Hawotte. "To come out here and throw some money at the event and support them and honor them this way is the least we can do."
The upcoming event is Stars of Tomorrow and Heroes of Today on Sunday, July 13.
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Summer has arrived and I really have been hankering for some rest and relaxation. The summer season is really the time to commune with nature and get one with Mother Earth, if you get my drift. The kids has also been requesting for at least one summer getaway before school starts again in June and well, that's just over a month from now, so I've really been thinking of where to go and what to do to let the kids enjoy their summer while I get me a relaxing day on the beach perhaps. And well, my birthday is coming up and it might be nice to go for a short summer vacation, a beautiful beach to enjoy the sand and surf so to speak. A friend suggested we go to Calaguas Island in Camarines Norte, the place is untouched by human hands, so it's a very good place to feel one with nature. I think we'll take that trip next weekend. It will be a treat to see the kids cope with beach camping, I sure hope they enjoy it as much as I know I will.
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Every now and then I read something that completely takes the wind out of me. Usually these involve harrowing stories of amazing individuals, or truly unbelievable events. Other times I am amazed by the utter stupidity and incompetence of people in the modern world. Here I was, pleased with my blogging output for the day, ready to continue reading the first book in my 50 Book Pledge, and then I see this tweet from Norm Wilner:
The New York Times' public editor wonders whether reporters should be calling people on their lies. FOR FUCK'S SAKE. publiceditor.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/12/sho…—
Norm Wilner (@wilnervision) January 12, 2012
The link is to an opinion column on the New York Times website entitled 'Should The Times Be a Truth Vigilante?'
Look, I have a great deal of respect for The New York Times. It's generally a fine organization dedicated to putting out quality, well-written journalism. At least, I used to have a great deal of respect for them. Now, maybe not so much. Click to read more.


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This is the 37th in a series of opinionated fantasy football columns that will be posted daily in July and August, providing fantasy owners with some insights to consider as they prepare for their drafts. You can get an in-depth preview of the upcoming fantasy football season with the purchase of the Yahoo! Sports / Pro Football Weekly Fantasy Football Guide 2010, available now in newsstands and bookstores, or online at PFWstore.com.
It's hard for me to say that the Jets will have a bad defense this season. I just can't do that.
But I have a hardened belief that there are very few fantasy defenses — I am talking about a handful per decade — that are really worth taking anywhere above the final two rounds of your fantasy draft.
The NFL is too topsy-turvy from year to year. Great players typically remain great, but even the best of units can see a fall from grace.
For me, even with Rex Ryan calling the shots, Kris Jenkins back from injury and a terrific cast of other players, I would never reach for the Jets' defense this year. That's even more true with Darrelle Revis' holdout continuing.
It's less a knock against the Jets as it is a statement of the unpredictability for the performances of fantasy defenses.
Every year I identify about seven or eight defenses I think will be very good to excellent. Typically, that list consists of most of the top five or six groups in the PFW fantasy rankings and a handful of lower-rated units I think are being undersold. And when the first four or five of my teams are off the board, I consider taking a defense with my next pick. But only then, never sooner. I have been burned too many times in the past by reaching for a defense when other quality is on the board.
The Jets will be one of those groups I put on my list. But I will let someone else reach for them.
Right when fantasy owners were reaching for the Steelers, Giants and Titans — all considered top-five fantasy defenses last year — ridiculous bargains such as Miles Austin, the Giants' Steve Smith, Ray Rice, Shonn Greene, Vernon Davis and others were going off the board. Ask yourself now which choices you would make.
Fantasy defenses can be real assets, no question. At their best, they can be weekly point producers that can carry an above-average fantasy team to the postseason. Anyone who is lucky enough to land one of these groups can attest to that.
But there are seldom more than three or four truly elite teams that fall under this category each season. And rarely is it that a group sustains that greatness for very long. A superior defense one season — ahem, the Giants — can fall flat on its face the next.
That's why I am selling on the Jets. Pump me full of truth serum and I might acknowledge that there is little chance of them completely flopping in 2010. But it wouldn't shock me to see them fall short of expectations.
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Brothers-in-law Kevin Scatuorchio and Bryan Sullivan formed Let's Go Stable in 2006. They offer partnerships that emphasize quality over quantity in their bid to win North America's most prestigious races. Their efforts have been richly rewarded as they prepare undefeated Verrazano for the 139th Kentucky Derby. Scatuorchio shared his insights with Tom Pedulla of America's Best Racing as the Run for the Roses draws near:
I'm not going to tell you we weren't getting a bit uptight as the draw wound down on Wednesday. Of the handful of spots left, the majority were inside. We still did not have our post position and no one wants to face the early pressure that goes with being deep inside in a 20-horse field.
It takes some luck to win the Derby. Luck was on our side when we finally drew number 14. We are very happy with that. Our jockey, John Velazquez, will be able to look inside to see what the primary speed horses are doing. We are confident he will have our horse in a great spot.
If you watch replays of Verrazano's last couple of starts, you will see Johnny had to use him a couple of times and he was very handy. He will let Johnny put him wherever he wants. As far as the draw goes, we feel we cleared another major hurdle in our bid to win the Derby.
One of the few knocks on Verrazano this week is that he did not race at two. The only Derby winner to be unraced at two was Apollo in 1882. I don't know anything about Apollo, but Verrazano had shin problems many young horses get. As is the case with any horse we've owned, we let him tell us when he was ready to run.
Verrazano's debut happened to come on New Year's Day, when he coasted by 7 ¾ lengths at Gulfstream Park. If the race had fallen on New Year's Eve, we wouldn't even be discussing this. It's kind of a joke around the barn. We hope to laugh all the way to the winner's circle.


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HerrinFesta Italiana
"Ciao" on delicious Italian food and delight in a grand parade. There will be midway rides and games, live music, a bocce tournament, a grape stomp, a pasta cook-off, a kids pet and bike parade, a road race and an art contest.
CITY: Herrin
Murphysboro Apple Festival
The Murphysboro Apple Festival is the oldest and largest, alcohol-free festival in Southern Illinois. Over 45,000 people attend the festival each year. During the five days of the Apple Festival, there are numerous activities drawing large crowds such as evening stage shows, carnival/concessions, Queen Contest, Prince and Princess Contest, contests from apple pie eating to apple core throwing, firefighters' water fights, marching band competition, car shows, Appletime 5K Walk/Run and much more. In addition, the festival's Grand Parade is one of the largest parade in Southern Illinois. The parade features an average of about 160 total units, 25 of those marching bands, and a variety of groups and organizations.
CITY: Murphysboro
Brown Bag Concert Series
Grab a lawn chair, pick up lunch from a local eatery and head to the Town Square Pavillion for Carbondale Main Street's Brown Bag Concert! Every Wednesday local musicians come together to put on a free show in the heart of downtown Carbondale. Everyone is welcome, but the event emphasizes a family-friendly atmosphere.
CITY: Carbondale
SIU Saluki Football
Cheer on the SIU Saluki Football team at the state-of-the-art Saluki Stadium. Tailgate before the game with thousands of fans and see why everyone is proud to be a Saluki!
CITY: Carbondale
Du Quoin Annual Holiday Lights Fair
Starting the day after Thanksgiving and continuing through the month of December. Come experience Du Quoin Tourism's transformation of the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds into a magical place with lights and decorations. The event features a 1 1/2-mile drive through over $250,000 worth of lighted displays as well as decorated trees, entertainment, food, crafts and visits with Santa in the Expo Hall. The light trail opens nightly from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m., and the Expo Hall will be open on the second and third weekends in December from 5:30 — 9:30 p.m. The Expo Hall features Santa's train ride and Santa's Workshop.
CITY: Du Quoin
John A. Logan College Autumn Fest
This annual event features over 100 original, handmade arts and crafts, great food, free admission, and free parking. For more information call 1-800-851-4720, extension 8287.
CITY: Carterville
Riverside Blues Festival
Enjoy a day of Blues music with 7 different bands at the historic band shell in Riverside park. Food & beverages available. $12 in advance; $15 day of event.
CITY: Murphysboro
Great Carbondale Pumpkin Race
The Great Carbondale Pumpkin Race is a simple concept---take a carved pumpkin, decorate it and insert two independent axles through it and attach wheels, then race your pumpkin down a hill to victory! This event is great family fun and a safe, enjoyable way to celebrate fall. Plus, if you craft a winning pumpkin you get to advance to the championship where you can win prizes!
CITY: Carbondale
Mardi Gras
All the events are family friendly from the flea market and craft fair to the entertainment and kids' games. Don't miss the evening lighted parade or the area's largest end of season car show. Be sure to buy into the huge 50/50 drawing (past winners have taken as much as home $12,307).
CITY: Pinckneyville
Big Muddy Monster Brewfest
The Big Muddy Monster Brewfest at Riverside Park in Murphysboro, is a Craft beer lovers dream. Taste from over 25 craft breweries, there's a sanctioned home brew contest, live music, local food & much much more! Come join us for excellent craft brews, live music, and great food.
CITY: Murphysboro
Carbondale Rocks Revival
The Carbondale Rocks Revival will celebrate its fourth year by bringing over 40 bands to the Carbondale area. Like the city of Carbondale itself, the musicians and artists who make up the local music scene sometimes can seem like an unassuming entity of creativity and independence. The festival will rotate between several unique venues including the Cellar, Hangar 9, PK's, The Varsity Center for the Arts, and many more.
CITY: Carbondale
Southern Illinois Irish Festival
This Festival began in 1997 and continued to grow and expand with new events and excitement for participants of all ages. A Celtic cultural celebration with special concerts, fairs with music, dance workshops & demonstrations, Celtic arts & crafts, and merchandise, children's activities. This year's Southern Illinois Irish Festival will be hosted by Walkers Bluff. This new venue provides a picturesque location just northwest of Carterville, Illinois.
CITY: Carterville
Great Carbondale Pumpkin Race
Folks from all over literally take pumpkins and creatively engineer them into race cars. Participants race their pumpkins down the streets of downtown Carbondale, competing with one another, and hope theirs crosses the finish line first! Pumpkins race in a series of categories (largest, fastest, most creative, etc.), and must travel unassisted on wheels inserted onto axles that penetrate completely through the melon (no caster wheels and no support frame or chassis will be allowed). This family-friendly competition is both challenging and fun.
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That same day, also at 10 AM, the play's producers will launch a "Grab a Pair" promotion on Facebook. The Facebook promotion will award a pair of tickets to a preview performance of the play to the first 100 fans who claim the offer on the comedy's official Facebook page. Current fans of The Performers and new fans must fill out the online entry form and will be contacted by email for ticket fulfillment.
Produced by Robyn Goodman, Scott M. Delman and Amanda Lipitz, David West Read's The Performers will begin previews Oct. 23 prior to an official opening Nov. 14.
The cast will comprise Cheyenne Jackson, Ari Graynor, Daniel Breaker and Jenni Barber with Alicia Silverstone and Henry Winkler. Evan Cabnet, who also directed Read's The Dream of the Burning Boy, will direct.
The production will have set design by Anna Louizos, lighting design by Jeff Croiter, costume design by Jessica Wegener Shay, sound design by Nevin Steinberg and original music by Julian Fleisher.
Tickets are on sale now via Telecharge and patrons can purchase by calling Telecharge at (212) 239-6200 or online at www.telecharge.com. Visit www.theperformersonbroadway.com.


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more like "bad ass" bearon May 11, 2012 at 11:32 am
So for my 50th comic (holds for applause) I thought I'd introduce my first long form comic. Expect more of these in the future (maybe once a week-ish). Of course, since this is a special occasion, I also thought this would be a perfect time to discuss the coolest looking bug on the planet.
Now, if you've ever been to the internet, then you probably already know the Tardigrade, or Water Bear, or even more colloquially, the Bad Ass Mutha. But for those that don't, I wanna tell you something. The Tardigrade can survive in the vacuums of space. It can also go without water for ten years. They can survive temperatures that range from near absolute zero to 305 degrees F, and they can withstand 1,000 times more radiation than other animals.
The Bear Mite is cooler than you, its cooler than your friends, its cooler than your mom, and its definitely cooler than John Travolta in Grease… maybe.
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Jeffersonville —
The Greensburg varsity wrestling team will send two wrestlers out to represent the Pirate grapplers this Saturday at Semi-State.
Greensburg had sent eight wrestlers to the Jefferson Regional Saturday, and two of them will compete in Saturday's Evansville Reitz Semi-State.
Freshman Brandon Butz placed fourth in the 113-pound weight class. He advanced to semi-state by pinning Jordan Gray of Eastern (Pekin).
Junior Drew Neisius finished fourth in the 195-pound class. He advanced to semi state with a pin over Nicholas Lynch of New Albany.
"I'm very pleased with those two moving on, especially Brandon," said head coach Matt Cochran. "He wrestled extremely well today, and is very deserving of going on. Drew also did a good job to advance."
Three other wrestlers placed as alternates, reserving them a spot if one of the top four wrestlers cannot compete.
Junior Colten Black placed fifth in the 182-pound class, making him a first alternate. Junior Justin Dance finished sixth in the 160-pound class, and sophomore Nathan Hayes finished sixth at 285 pounds. Those finishes reserve them in the Semi-State as second alternates.
Other wrestlers were defeated in the first round and did not make it out of the regional. Competing in their final matches of the season were sophomore Jordan Smiley (126), junior Joe Buening (152), and junior Matt Scheumann (220).
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MADISON (WKOW) -- The normal, weekday noon-time protest at the state capitol to Governor Walker's policies gave way Thursday to a pro-Walker rally, as participants obtained a required rally permit.
A group of about ten women from the Republican Party of Jefferson County and others sang patriotic songs and praised Walker.
Organizer Deb Stein tells 27 News the rally was meant to "take the Capitol back" from the regular, protest sing-a-long. Stein says the Solidarity Sing-a-long disrupts workers in the capitol, and Stein urges those opposed to Walker to express their views at the ballot box.
Stein says obtaining permits for four other capitol rallies is planned.
Participants in the regular, Solidarity sing-a-long staged their event outside the capitol, as has been their practice when permits are granted for other rallies. Participants refuse to obtain permits, arguing no permit is required for their exercise of free speech. A federal judge ruled permits could be required for capitol events of twenty or more people, and nearly two hundred people have been arrested since the ruling.
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Stacey's Guide to the PW Town Square Forum
Original post made by Stacey on Oct 2, 2008
2) Jerry from Oak Hill likes popcorn
3) Posts are not authenticated which means the author might not be who they claim to be
4) Expect to be offended
5) Cliches abound
on Oct 3, 2008 at 12:49 am
Hey Stacey,
We haven't had a "real" popcorn thread in quite a while. Why don't you start something really, really controversial. This political stuff is becoming stale...:):)
Expect to be offended!! I didn't know that!!
on Oct 3, 2008 at 7:46 am
I thought the "Gatetree gets their way" thread was rather popcorn-inducing.
Number 4 is for new folks who come here thinking they might have a nice civil discussion.
on Oct 3, 2008 at 1:35 pm
So you really are married to Cholo -- how else would you know? Does Cholo know about your thing with Jerry? Offended??? Surely you jest. Why would anyone risk offending others when they could be found out? Oh, right, they can't be found out cause there is no accountability due to non-authentication. That is exactly why I theorize that many drivers are so rude. They do not personally know those they treat rudely and know they will not likely ever meet again. Same could be said about people who scream at customer service reps on the phone. People just have no desire to treat others with respect, what a shame. Of course, the rude posters must be from other towns as no one in our fair city would ever flame anyone anonymously . . . . .


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There are some picks in this sector that have excellent valuations and strong earnings growth.
- Gold stocks to buy amid the Ukraine crisis
These three hot movers could rise by double digits in the coming months.
- RadioShack weighs rescue deal options
The electronics retailer is burning through cash, could run out by the end of '15.
A new paper argues that automation is polarizing the labor market, creating more jobs at both ends of the skills spectrum.
In an essay in The Wall Street Journal last month, Harvard University economist Lawrence Summers envisioned a world in which computers and machines displace a vast new array of human work, creating an economy that produced few opportunities and sources of income for actual people.
Taxis wouldn't need drivers, nor retailers cashiers or banks financial analysts.
"The challenge for economic policy will increasingly be generating enough work for all who need work for income, purchasing power and dignity," he argued.
David Autor, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology economics professor, argues in a paper to be presented Friday to central bankers at the Kansas City Fed's Jackson Hole symposium that automation is creating a different kind of problem for the economy.
A tighter tack on monetary policy does not have to be bad for the economy, the president of the St. Louis Fed says.
Don't fear the hawk. That's what St. Louis Fed President James Bullard told CNBC on Friday -- saying a tighter tack on Fed monetary policy does not have to be bad for the economy.
"It means the committee could be more confident that the economy is going to improve in the future and handle the higher [interest] rates which will eventually come," he said on "Squawk Box," ahead of Fed Chair Janet Yellen's Friday morning address at the central bank's monetary symposium at Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Bullard said he's sticking with his prediction for rate hikes to start late in the first quarter of 2015. He won't be a voting member of the Fed's policy committee again until 2016.
The financial markets have been trading more dovishly than the Fed policy committee's median estimates, he warned -- adding that investors are expecting rates over the long haul to remain lower than the central bank's forecasts.
Putin, not Yellen, will determine what the market does next.
It's too bad that the Jackson Hole conference is today and that Fed chief Janet Yellen is speaking, because that will allow people to be deluded into thinking that it isn't Russia-Ukraine that's driving things but the Fed's machinations about rates.
It's Russia, stupid. It has been from the beginning, because while Europe has only 6 percent of the world's population, it accounts for about 30 percent of the GDP.
The banks, the employment, the sales -- they are all at risk with Russian trucks moving into Ukraine, which then sends down the European markets, which, even after all of these years, still ding us.
I know the rush into the domestic retailers is, in part, because they are way behind and, in part, because they have nothing to do with overseas. They aren't hurt by the ubiquitous strong dollar.
|Jim CramerTheStreetcom
DineEquity is trying to entice people back into the traditional restaurant setting and sales at its IHOP and Applebee's chains have been improving.
By Brian Sozzi, TheStreet
It's as if the entire "on-the-go" nation has grown obsessed with grabbing extra-large burritos from Chipotle (CMG) and oversized iced coffees from Starbucks (SBUX), while sidestepping the experience of sitting in a traditional restaurant for a meal.
DineEquity (DIN), which operates 3,600 IHOP and Applebee's locations in some 19 countries, is doing all it can, however, to entice people back into the traditional restaurant setting. By the looks of the company's financial results, especially compared to those from peers Darden (DRI), which owns Olive Garden, and Brinker International (EAT), the operator of Chili's,, efforts by DineEquity management appear to be paying tasty dividends.
IHOP's system-side same-restaurant sales have increased for five consecutive quarters, rising 3.2 percent in the second quarter, while Applebee's rose a more modest 0.6 percent but halted three quarters of declines. Darden's Olive Garden has posted four quarters straight of same-restaurant sales declines, capped by a 3.5 percent fall in the most recent quarter. Chili's had a 2.5 percent same-restaurant sales increase in the second quarter.
Applebee's has outperformed the same-restaurant sales industry average by 150 basis points in the past five quarters, according to Bloomberg.
New legislation is allowing foreign companies to finally invest in the country's vast oil reserves.
By Swarup Gupta
Last week, Mexican President Pena Nieto signed legislation which ended state control over the nation's oil sector, giving private players access to the nation's oil reserves for the first time since 1938.
During that year, the Mexican government expropriated the resources and facilities of private players. These actions led to the creation of state-owned oil company Petroleos Mexicanos, or Pemex.
Since then, the company has emerged as the world's seventh largest oil producer and dominated the Mexican energy space. The new legislation, which received legislative approval in December, goes a long way in diminishing Pemex's dominance.
On the other hand, it provides an opening to foreign companies which can now invest in Mexico's vast oil reserves. This includes behemoths like ConocoPhillips (COP) and Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A).
For long-term holdings, there is no better strategy.
The market is closing in on some other important milestones. Here's what to know about the history-making numbers.
The models are much cheaper than what you would get from Apple. The newest iPhone is expected to be unveiled next month.
As part of a new promotion, the retail giant is now selling the iPhone 5c (pictured) on a two-year contract for just 97 cents. The iPhone 5s is also getting a significant price cut to $79 down from $99.
Although the iPhone 5s costs only $20 less than Wal-Mart's previous price, it's still much cheaper than what you would get through the Apple Store.
Both home improvement retailers are beating Street estimates, but 1 stands out from the other.
By Dan Burrows
Lowe's (LOW) and Home Depot (HD) reported earnings this week, and business did pick up as promised after a cold start to spring.
But that still doesn't make make either stock a slam-dunk buy.
Spring is the most important part of the year for home improvement retailers, so weak first-quarter results -- hurt by unseasonably cold weather -- was not a good way to get the stocks moving in a down year.
Happily for anyone holding Home Depot or Lowe's stock, sales picked up in the second quarter, as did profits . . . but serious headwinds still remain.
Wall Street traders can be shady, Michael Franzese says. Don't let them decide where to put your money.
Former mob boss Michael Franzese thinks investors should avoid the U.S. stock market. Should you take his investment advice?
"There's a bubble there that's going to burst at some point, and when it does, it's not going to be good," Franzese (pictured), a former mob boss for the Colombo crime family in New York and now an author and motivational speaker, told CNBC.
It's not just the valuations. He's got another reason for advising investors to keep their money off Wall Street.
"I did a lot of things at times with people on Wall Street," said Franzese, who believes there is still a contract out on his life. "A lot of guys are shady and they did shady things with me and I don't trust them. And I don't like other people that I don't know really well taking care of my money. I think that I can do it better."
A sustained rally could have important implications for American and multinational companies, potentially resounding across the stock market.
After a long, sleepy stretch, the dollar is breaking out to the upside, and it's not just currency traders who need to pay attention.
The ICE dollar index, which tracks the U.S. currency against a basket of major rivals, quietly pulled off a breakthrough this week, punching to its highest level since September and trading recently at 82.044.
The currency extended big daily gains Wednesday versus the euro and Japanese yen after the minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting struck a surprisingly hawkish note.
"There's a late-summer feel to the weather and a spring in my step as the dollar has finally slipped its moorings and edged up and out of the doldrums," said Société Générale global macro strategist Kit Juckes, in a note.
The company's funds got a huge boost after a recommendation earlier this year from Warren Buffett.
The inflow has pushed the mutual-fund giant to almost $3 trillion in assets under management for the first time.
The surge is part of a sea change in the fund business in which investors are increasingly opting for products that track the market rather than relying on managers to pick winners. Other firms, such as New York behemoth BlackRock (BLK) and Texas-based Dimensional Fund Advisors, are also enjoying an influx of cash.
Vanguard got a huge boost this spring when Warren Buffett gave it a public stamp of approval in March.
The PC market continues to contract, leading some analysts to wonder about the company's long-term prospects.
Despite a plan to axe another 16,000 jobs, analysts aren't all convinced sales of desktops and cost cuts will be enough to carry PC maker Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) forward over the long term.
In a note to clients Thursday morning, analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald said they believe the "long-term trajectory for HP remains in question" despite the massive restructuring.
The brokerage raised its price target on the veteran tech company to $34.50 from $30 previously, but maintained its "hold" rating and expressed concern over the "low-margin profile" of the PC market.
In a conference call on Wednesday, HP CEO Meg Whitman said the PC market continues to contract, even as the company reported 12 percent year-over-year PC revenue growth.
The former head of Wells Fargo says the bank's massive settlement is 'definitely politics' and has nothing to do with justice.
The $16.65 billion settlement by Bank of America (BAC) over financial crisis-era mortgage securities highlights a pattern of the government extorting the banks, said Dick Kovacevich, former Wells Fargo (WFC) chairman and CEO.
"It's definitely politics. It has nothing to do with justice or restitution to the innocent victims. In fact, more of the money is going to the coffers of the states and various departments than the victims," Kovacevich said Thursday on CNBC's "Squawk Box."
The BofA payout -- the largest in a series of soaring penalties against banks for a range of misconduct -- was announced Thursday.
But the fact that the guilty bankers are still free and not even on the run is the real outrage here, a travesty that should never be forgotten.
How in heck can a company write a $17 billion check to the government and still have its stock go higher?
That's a legitimate question, given that Bank of America's (BAC) stock is up now that it has paid the Department of Justice its bounty, of which more than $9 billion is cash on the barrelhead -- enough to pretty much wipe out a quarter's worth of earnings along with any reserves.
The answer is simple: We are now able to estimate what Bank of America can earn. We are now able to put a number out there that can be reached. We are in the realm of "normalized earnings power."
What does that mean? As long as this litigation hung over the head of this bank, it was impossible to figure out what it could earn. There were so many lawsuits by so many government entities, so many charges, and so many billions in legal fees, all on top of the $60 billion that had been shelled out, that we were simply guessing about what the company could earn.
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Manuscripts due for end of august. Variation in Tooth Wear and Interesting Dental Features: Past and Present. Summary: Dental wear in the past and present is one of the main features that record the impact of environment, nutrition, and lifestyle on people. Dental wear and certain notable features like mutilation can pose serious-to-mild health concerns for a person or a population. Thus, studying them in past and present societies provides information on the culture, health, and environment that people were living in and how this predisposed or protected them from dental disease. Dental wear is a topic of interest that has evolved over time and involves various disciplines; it is primarily studied by anthropologists and more recently dental clinicians. The study of dental wear variation over time concerns all types and forms of wear, ranging from the ancestral mutilation to bruxism, an indicator of a stressful lifestyle. We invite authors to submit original research and review articles that use methods for recording dental and clinical studies and their effect on dental and general health.
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The Cincinnati Reds are trading catcher Ryan Hanigan to the Tampa Bay Rays, his agent Tom O'Connell confirmed to FOX19.
Hanigan will get a new three-year contract with Tampa, O'Connell said. Hanigan made his MLB debut in 2007 and has spent his entire career with the Reds.
Cincinnati Reds President of Baseball
Operations and General Manager Walt Jocketty announced acquisition of LHP
David Holmberg from the Arizona Diamondbacks as part of a 3-team trade that
sent Hanigan to the Rays.
The Rays also
received from Arizona RHP Heath Bell and cash, while the Diamondacks acquired
from Tampa Bay minor league RHP Justin Choate and a player to be named
"Devin Mesoraco
will have the opportunity to become a front-line catcher for us," Jocketty
said. "Holmberg provides us with the quality pitching depth that every
team needs."
The Reds recently signed Brayan Peña to join current catcher Devin Mesoraco.
In 2013, the Southern League All-Star threw
at least 154 innings for the third straight season. He spent last season at
Class AA Mobile, where in 26 starts he went 5-8 with a 2.75 ERA and 116
strikeouts over 157.1 innings. He made his major league debut and only
appearance of the season for Arizona on August 27 against San Diego.
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Okay maybe y'all can help me figure out what the heck is going on. I bought an item on eBay. Seller contacted me saying he couldn't find the item in his inventory and he refunded my money. That was okay with me. Things happen.
About a week later eBay sent me info saying the item is available again. I tell myself he found them, so I buy the item again. Shipping date comes and still no product. I send seller a question about it. No answer from him. So I open a case with eBay. Seller contacts me and says he forgot to take item off eBay. He refunded my money. Again. This guy has a 99.1% approval rating. Needless to say I gave negative feedback.
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(Merrimack, New Hampshire)— Dr. Christopher O. Blum, Professor of Humanities at the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts, recently recorded a reading of Pope Benedict XVI's encyclical Spe Salvi (Saved in Hope), which is now available for the first time to a global audience via the Internet at www.H2ONews.org. The file can be heard on one's personal computer, or downloaded onto an mp3 player.
"The experience of voicing the words of the Vicar of Christ was both humbling and strenuous," Blum said. "I worked very hard to get the rhythm right, to be clear and serious without sounding unduly portentous. It felt a bit like diving into the deep end when you are learning how to swim." Promulgated on November 30, 2007, Benedict XVI's second papal encyclical serves as an examination of Christian hope. It offers insights on the importance of hope, saying hope can truly be found in Jesus Christ. "I find the encyclical to be very engaging," Blum says. "Like John Paul II, Pope Benedict seems to be using the encyclical as a means of broadcasting to the whole world the saving message of the Gospel. It is surprising, however, that the present Holy Father, who is even more academic than his predecessor, has adopted a style that might be called pastoral rather than professorial. I find the encyclical to read more like a sermon than an academic treatise. But I suppose that comment might betray my liking for lengthy and well-polished sermons."
Tony Assaf, the Director of Thomas More College's Vatican Studies Center and editor of the Arabic edition of H2o News, is currently translating and narrating the Arabic version of Spe Salvi, which will be disseminated broadly throughout the Arabic speaking world.
H2o News released Blum's narration of this encyclical last month. H2o News is an international Catholic news service operating on a global scale and is headquartered in Rome. H2o News creates and distributes multimedia news daily in nine languages worldwide, and works closely with Vatican Television Center (CTV), Vatican Radio, Zenit News Agency, Salt and Light Canadian TV, and Teleplace in Italy, among other Catholic media.
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Biggest Mortgage News for Banks Yet to Come
NEW YORK (TheStreet) - Monday has been a busy morning for banks.
First, Bank of America (BAC) entered into a $10.3 billion settlement with Fannie Mae (FNMA) over souring mortgages it sold to the housing finance giant in the run up to the crisis.
While Bank of America will take a $2.5 billion pre-tax charge in connection with the settlement, the stock is up slightly as it resolves yet another legal overhang for the bank.
Then the Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC) and the Federal Reserve announced a $8.5 billion settlement with the ten major lenders that would provide broad relief to borrowers who were foreclosed upon in 2009 and 2010, while terminating an independent foreclosure review process that had proved too expensive.The banks, including Bank of America (BAC), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Citigroup (C) and Wells Fargo (WFC) will pay $ $3.3 billion in direct payments to eligible borrowers and $5.2 billion in other assistance, such as loan modifications and forgiveness of deficiency judgments. The agreement covers 3.8 million borrowers whose homes were in foreclosure in 2009 and 2010 with the participating servicers. The settlement comes nearly a year after a separate $26 billion mortgage settlement with the five biggest banks in relation to the "robo-signing" scandal. Only $1.5 billion of that settlement was in the form of direct cash relief to 750,000 borrowers. But the more significant development for the mortgage market may, however, be the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's announcement of the "qualified mortgage rule," expected on Wednesday. The long-awaited rule is expected to provide some clarity to mortgage lenders and loosen credit, but the devil may be in the details. Under Dodd Frank, lenders are prohibited from making loans unless they have determined that the borrower has the ability to repay that loan. The qualified mortgage rule will define what counts as a safe mortgage. It will also offer some legal protection to lenders who make qualified mortgages. But it is the nature of the protection that has been the subject of great debate in the mortgage industry. Lenders will be hoping for a "safe harbor" provision that will offer legal protection against lawsuits in the event of foreclosure, so long as the loan meets the qualified mortgage standard. However, some lawmakers have been arguing for a "rebuttable presumption" standard, which allows borrowers to challenge the foreclosure in court, by submitting evidence that the lender did not accurately assess their ability to pay. The latter would be less positive for banks, as the risk of litigation is still present. Analysts fear that banks could become overly cautious in their underwriting, cutting off credit to those who don't conform to the highest standards. The qualified mortgage rule will also set the foundation for the qualified residential mortgage rules which has implications for the secondary mortgage market. That rule, expected later this year, will help determine which loans are exempt from a Dodd Frank rule that requires banks to retain 5% of assets that are securitized on their balance sheet. Stay tuned because bank stocks may be in for a wild ride. --Written by Shanthi Bharatwaj in New York
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While a win over Hull City is hardly proof of spectacular quality, Chelsea will be pleased with their performance at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. They were able to take their foot off the gas rather early in a very comfortable 2-0 victory.
Hull got off to a horrible start, with Allan McGregor conceding a penalty. He unnecessarily came outside of his net to chase a ball on the edge of the area and managed to punch Fernando Torres in the head while trying to clear. He came up with an impressive save on Frank Lampard's penalty to keep the score level, but he didn't keep a clean sheet for long.
Kevin De Bruyne, who was making his Chelsea debut, set up the opener with a fantastic through ball to Oscar in the 13th minute. The Hull defense was caught flat-footed by de Bruyne's pass and Oscar's run, which was followed up by composed close-range finish.
Chelsea doubled their lead in the 25th minute through Lampard, who made up for his earlier miss with a stunning free kick. After James Chester took down Fernando Torres outside of the box, Lampard stepped up and hit a knuckling rocket that evaded the hand of McGregor and drifted into the top corner.
Branislav Ivanovic nearly put the game away in first half stoppage time, off a corner, but was thwarted by McGregor. The Hull keeper came up with a brilliant save on Ivanovic's header, batting it just off the line while he was falling backwards. Chelsea protested that the ball went over the line, but the referee and Hawkeye said otherwise.
Tom Huddlestone and Jake Livermore came on for their Hull City debuts in the 59th minute and made a positive contribution, but didn't do enough to help Hull get back into the match. While the final 30 minutes were much more even than the first 60, Petr Cech was hardly tested.
Marco van Ginkel and Andre Schürrle both came on for their Chelsea debuts to a good reception from the fans, but they entered after the game was all but finished and didn't have much of a chance to make their presence known.
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The Atlanta Thrashers hopes for the postseason were dashed rather quietly on Tuesday night as the team fell to the New Jersey Devils 3-0 on home ice. Ilya Kovalchuk promised to do something in his return to Atlanta, but in the end, the biggest story of the night was likely Martin Brodeur's 600th career win.
The Thrashers were a long shot for the playoffs anyway, especially once the New York Rangers took ninth place from them late last week. Tonight's game was essentially just a technicality, as many in town had given up hope for the postseason. Still, it's a shame to see a franchise that could use the postseason so badly come this close without making it.
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Drivers recently began an annual "Master Plow Training" refresher course. They're reviewing all aspects of the city's snow removal and ice control program, including a review of snow routes, salt application procedures, equipment use, and safety.
"The annual training is a critical component in keeping residents safe during the snow and ice conditions we face each winter season," DPW Director Lori Miser said in a press release. "We have 180 drivers so that we can run our trucks 24/7 if necessary. It's important that all members of the Indy Snow Force team receive proper training, regardless of how long they've driven a snow truck."
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In the wake of the Newtown, Conn., school shooting last week, Adkins said he felt the meeting was needed to coordinate the efforts of the school board and area police.
"It is time to get on the same page in terms of exactly what individual school safety plans are and what our plans are as a whole," Adkins said. "Heaven forbid we ever need to use these plans, but we need to be as prepared as we possibly can if something were to happen."
Adkins said he had already been in talks with the Walker County Sheriff's Office regarding school safety before Friday's tragedy in Connecticut, but he said new safety procedures are now being expediated.
Walker County Sheriff John Mark Tirey said his office has been forming a critical response team in recent months that will respond in emergency situations, but he said the first response in any school emergency would be the municipal police department where a school is located.
"If an incident like this were to happen in our county, it is going to take all of us working together," Tirey said. "That's why I felt like this meeting was a good idea."
Several issues were discussed during the meeting, including improving communication between schools and police departments.
Sumiton officials said the city has given walkie talkies to Sumiton Elementary/Middle School and Sumiton Christian School that can immediately reach first responders.
"We did that a couple of years ago. We felt like giving the school's the ability to communicate with us would give us an advantage if anything bad was to happen," said Sumiton Fire Chief David Waid, who is also a Sumiton police officer. "With the radios, they can immediately talk with us and let us know what is happening."
Adkins said he thought putting communication radios of some sort in each school would be a good idea.
"That's something we need to look into," he said.
The Walker County Sheriff's Office will be going over each school's emergency plans in the coming weeks.
The sheriff's office and the school board will also be taking part in Virtual Alabama, which will give authorities the ability to see virtual 3D maps of each school and to tap into all cameras within schools. Adkins said that process will begin immediately.
Law enforcement officials at the meeting were in agreement that school staff members need training on what information is needed by police in an emergency situation. The sheriff's office, in conjunction with other area law enforcement agencies, will hold a training seminar at the county BOE office in Jasper on Jan. 9-10 from 8 a.m. until noon.
"We think this training is going to be helpful to everyone involved," Tirey said. "It will open up communication between law enforcement and the schools, and it will give us a chance to be specific about things we would need to know if something like a shooting was to happen."
Adkins said the cooperation between police and the school system will not end there.
"They will be visiting each of our schools and getting more familiar with them," he said. "They will go over each plan."
Adkins also offered two former school locations as tactical training facilities.
"If you need training in a school setting, Townley School and Farmstead School are available," he said.
Jasper Police Chief Connie Cooner Rowe said federal officials will be performing risk assessments on each school in Jasper, and she added assessments could also be performed in county schools.
Rowe attended the meeting with school officials before speaking on school safety to members of the Jasper City Council.
"The statistical odds of something happening in our area are extremely low, but it is a possibility," she told council members. "We want to be as prepared as possible for any given situation."