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The superintendent of Lone Grove public schools, in Carter County, Oklahoma, has announced that all schools in Lone Grove will be canceled Thursday, due to a break in that city's water line.
City workers are currently working to fix the problem.
KTEN will have a full report on KTEN News at 10.
Below is a news release from the Lone Grove City Manager's office:
The City of Lone Grove has been forced to shut down their city water supply at approximately 5 PM on Wednesday, 23 January 2008 to protect their water supply.
There was an earlier water main break that had resulted in homes and businesses in the Southeastern part of the City (Brock Road) being without water. During the morning, we had a small quantity of herbicide leak into the broken system just north of the water main break. The main is being repaired and will be thoroughly flushed and tested by DEQ before the water is turned back on. The people living south of the break have not had water so there is no contamination possibility. The main areas of Long Grove are also not contaminated; however, the water must be shut down in order to protect our current water sources and to protect our citizens. There will be drinking water available at the Fire Department and please bring your own containers. We apologize for the inconvenience and problems this will cause, but the health and welfare of our citizens comes first. We will notify citizens and turn the water back on as soon as testing confirms that the system is safe. You may have water, but please do no use it until further notice. SOWC water and private wells are not affected. We will notify the media as soon as the water is turned back on. Lone Grove District Schools are also shut down tomorrow.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- Kentucky lawmakers will meet Wednesday in Frankfort to talk about how to make schools safer in the state. The Subcommittee on School Safety Issues will talk about renovating schools to make them more secure.
Officials from the state's Department of Education and Center for School Safety will speak in front of state representatives.
The subcommittee in the state's capitol has already met several times to discuss these issues.
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I didn't know where else to tell this story, so here goes. A year ago on april 27th my family found ourselves in parkview hospital. On the morning of the 26th our dad was life flighted from paulding ohio. There is so much more to this story, but just not enough room here for it. Our dad was something else, well loved by our whole community, the Lord never gave a more forgiving, loving and family man then what my dad was. He passed on the 27th. All that being said, there was a small moment in time in that hospital, we hadn't slept, it was the second day, I was sweaty, stinking, in need of a shower, and with my face swollen sitting in my dads intensive care room, for he had never woken yet, we saw someone walk by. I jumped up and followed her through the double doors to the hallway, I know I was studdering, and looked homeless and raggity, "Linda?? Hi I'm sorry, are you linda Jackson?". See we live in paulding, the only news we get is indiana news. But Linda was a love of my dads, poor woman didn't know it, but every single day he would either yell at her, praise her, or sometimes cuss at her, she was just his favorite! I can't explain everything that happened after that, not in type, but she did so many incredible things for a stranger in the next few mins. including, being all dressed, ready to go to the station, getting down on her knees, digging through her purse, to give me her card, and write her personal phone no. on it, and telling me over and over again "if you need anything, clothes, a bed to sleep in, so food..you call me, I mean it, I'm not just sayin it, call me" I can't begin to explain what those words did for me. And for one year I've thought about that few mins, just the kindness that was in her eyes, she hugged me a few times, I just stood there, I couldn't but mumble a few things when she asked while we we're there. I guess I'm just writing this so that whomever it concerns at your station, knows and realizes that one of the most kindest people I've ever be blessed to meet, is right there amoung you. Please let her know that she touched my heart, and I'll never forget it. Thank you.
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"We wanted to bring the community together so we can gather important factual information that we could take to the Walker County Board of Education on April 3 to state why our school should remain open," Parrish Mayor Cedric Ramsey said. "We're not going down without a fight, and we want to make sure our community representatives have the evidence they need on paper to present to the board, who will be responsible for making the ultimate decision on whether or not they will be closing Parrish High School."
Some of the concerns raised during the meeting by those who spoke included:
•lack of enforcement of school districts
•transportation and safety issues involving busing students to other schools in the event the school is closed
•drop-out rates following a school closure
•social-economic effects to the students
•facts and figures on how the school being closed would affect the community
•cost to operate the school on a yearly basis
•test scores/success stories of former and current students.
Parrish Police and School Resource Officer Steve Yarbrough, who also serves as the pastor of Friendship Baptist Church in Parrish, said the church, school and local government are the pillars of every household in a community and, in his opinion, closing Parrish High School would be a great social-economic injustice.
"I work in the community as well, but we haven't had any real incidences at the school, regardless of what you might have heard on the street or elsewhere, since I've been serving as the SRO at Parrish," Yarbrough said. "As a pastor, I'm responsible for families, and I think the closing of Parrish High School will make obtaining an education and employment extremely difficult not only in this community, but other communities throughout the Walker County area."
Several students also stood up and voiced their opinions to those gathered at Thursday's meeting.
"We love our school, and we're going to do whatever we can to try and keep it open because we believe Parrish can be even greater," senior Josiah Robinson said. "If the time, money and resources that will be invested in sending our students to other schools is invested in Parrish instead, then it would become a powerhouse not only in sports, but academics as well."
Before the meeting adjourned, the crowd that was gathered decided to meet two more times —March 27 at 6 p.m. and April 1 at 6 p.m. — and appointed Robinson and former student Andrew Wright to serve as representatives of the Parrish community at the open board of education meeting scheduled for Thursday, April 3, to address public concerns regarding the possible closure of the schools.


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This is one of the greatest video clips you'll see if you're watching without context.
That's Carlos Boozer drilling Danny Crawford below the belt while celebrating an and-one. It was hilarious -- more so because it sure looks like Boozer got Crawford in the, ummm, groin area.
He didn't, though, as the video shows: Instead, the celebratory fist-pump landed somewhere below the waist but not in that sensitive area. Crawford laughed it off, because seriously what else are you going to do at that point? It looked like one of those comical below-the-belt shots a WWE wrestler takes.


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While I am getting used to the new forum and am getting around in it much more easily, I am finding one minor annoyance that wasn't there in the old forum.
When clicking on a link in the old format, you would be taken to either a new tab in I/E or a new window would open up. The forum would still be in the background and available. In the new format, when you click a link, it opens up in the same tab and window and moves "past" the forum. In order to get back to the page you were previously on, you now have to use the back button or re-navigate to the page from the homepage.
The best example is the flash chat. I am a regular visitor to the chat every night, and I usually get to the chat from the main forum page. When on the forum index, I click the chat link, and usually it would open in a new window. I could then say hello to the folks in the chat and monitor that while still browsing the forums. Now, I have to open a new window from I/E and then click through to the forums again and browse that way.
I know I can right click on the link for the chat and force the program to open the chat in another window or tab, but is there a way to get links to operate in this new format like they did in the old format?
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The Huskers added a Texas prospect to the 2013 recruiting class with the commitment of College Station (TX) A&M Consolidated defensive tackle Christian Lacouture on Saturday afternoon Ranked as a three-star prospect by Rivals and 247Sports, Scout has Lacouture as a four-star recruit. He was committed to Texas A&M for more than a year, but opened up his recruitment again in March. Baylor, LSU, Michigan, Missouri, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, and Utah all offered the high school defensive end.Nebraska Recruiting 2013: Christian Lacouture Commits To Nebraska - SBNation.com
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The Feinstein Center for Pro Bono & Experiential Education and the Association for Public Interest Law (APIL) invite you to attend our Fall Public Interest Potluck. This is a great opportunity to meet other public-interest-minded students or just relax with your fellow students. We'd love for you to join the fun! If you plan on attending please RSVP to the Feinstein Center (firstname.lastname@example.com) by Wednesday, September 3rd. Please don't forget to sign up to bring a dish to pass which will be available at the Feinstein Center.
Public Interest Potluck
Info Session for Prospective Students
We invite you to visit Roger Williams University School of Law at our September 15th Info Session! Come learn about our Affordable Excellence Initiative and Clinical Guarantee. You will have the opportunity to attend a real first year Criminal Law class taught by Professor Emily Sack, meet with an admissions representative, and take a tour of the law school.
To register for the Info Session, please RSVP here. If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Admissions at (401) 254-4555 or email@example.com. We look forward to welcoming you to our beauitful, seaside Bristol campus soon!
3rd Annual Professor Anthony J. Santoro Business Law Lecture Series
Gerry Riskin
Founder, Edge International
Presents 'The Business of Law: Disruptions in the Market for Legal Services'
At the same time that observers and commentators are speculating about the future of the legal profession, disruptive changes in the market for legal services are changing the profession. The future of the legal profession is already starting to take shape. The lecture will provide examples of those changes and the forces behind them, with an eye toward motivating members of the legal profession to prepare for and thrive in that future.
This program has been approved by the Rhode Island MCLE Commission for one (1) RICLE credit.
Gerald Riskin is a Canadian lawyer and business school graduate, author, management consultant, and pioneer in the field of professional firm economics and marketing. His books include The Successful Lawyer and Practice Development: Creating the Marketing Mindset. He has consulted or presented for private firms and at the request of, among others, the Canadian Bar Association, American Bar Association, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), the Law Society of the UK, Institute of Law Firm Management (ILFM), The Financial Times, and the National Association of Law Firm Marketing Administrators.
5:00 pm Registration
5:30 pm Lecture
6:30 pm Reception
Omni Hotel Providence
One West Exchange Street
Providence, Rhode Island
The Professor Anthony J. Santoro Business Law Lecture Series brings leading lawyers and business professionals to RWU Law, presenting on important issues in the field of business law while enriching the school's dynamic learning environment with practical knowledge and valuable networking opportunities. This series is a wonderful tribute to Professor Santoro's distinguished career as a legal educator, a past president of Roger Williams University and the founding dean of Roger Williams University School of Law.
We would like to thank all of our generous donors for making this endowed lecture series possible, with sincere appreciation going to the following individuals for their leadership support: Brian C. Ali, Esq. '06, The Honorable William A. Flanagan '05, Mr. Mario J. Gabelli '92H, Kevin W. Lewis, Esq. '08, John A. Pagliarini Jr., Esq. '99, Kevin P. Sullivan, Esq. '08, Jason B. Van Volkenburgh, Esq. '07.
A special thank you to the following corporate donors:
- Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation
- Hunter Douglas
- Hinckley Allen
Alumni, faculty and friends who wish to support The Professor Anthony J. Santoro Business Law Lecture Series Endowment can make a secure online gift at: http://law.rwu.edu/give/santoro-lecture-series-endowment.
Directions to the Omni Hotel Providence.
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2nd Annual Law Alumni Weekend
Friday, September 26, 2014
Welcome Reception in honor of Dean Michael J. Yelnosky
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Aidan's Pub
5 John Street, Bristol
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Family Fun Barbeque*
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Bristol Town Beach Pavilion, Bristol
Featuring special musical guest - Frank Silva (former RWU Law mailroom clerk)
(Children eat for free; however registration is required)
Reception at WaterFire Providence*
4:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Fleming's Prime Steak House & Wine Bar
One West Exchange Street, Providence
Special Recognition for Reunion Classes of 1999, 2004 & 2009
~ WaterFire Lighting 6:36 p.m. ~
Evening Under the Stars*
8:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Rooftop at Providence G
100 Dorrance Street, Providence
Sunday, September 28, 2014
15th Annual Law Alumni Association Scholarship Golf Tournament
12:00 p.m. Registration & Lunch
1:30 p.m. Shotgun Start
Metacomet Country Club, East Providence
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*$10 registration fee per person applies for each * event.
ONLINE REGISTRATION for Law Alumni Weekend activities.
15th Annual Law Alumni Association Scholarship Golf Tournament
JOIN US FOR THE 15th ANNUAL LAW ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
All proceeds benefit the RWU Law Alumni Association Scholarship Fund
12:00 p.m. Registration & Lunch
1:30 p.m. Shotgun Start
Following tournament play ~ Dinner, Prizes and Silent Auction
RWU Law Alumni Player Rate - $150
Non-Alumni Player Rate - $175
RWU Law Student Player Rate - $125
Alumni Foursome Registration Fee: $600
Firm/Corporate Foursome Rate - $1,000 (includes tee sign)
Sponsorship Opportunities Available.
Please contact Christine Parker, Chief Development Officer, at (401) 254-3205 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sponsorship Opportunities Information Sheet
Tournament Co-Chairs:
Anthony Leone '97 & Sally McDonald '09
For questions, please contact the Office of Law Alumni Relations at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Info Session for Prospective Students
We invite you to visit Roger Williams University School of Law at our October 10th Info Session! Come learn about our Affordable Excellence Initiative and Clinical Guarantee. You will have the opportunity to attend a real first year Criminal Law class taught by Professor Larry Ritchie, meet with an admissions representative, and take a tour of the law school.
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Professor of Law David A. Logan will be your host for the RWU School of Law Jeopardy Game!
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Movie Screening: Inequality for all
As part of Pro Bono Celebration Week, join us for a screening of "Inequality for All" on Tuesday, October 21. "Robert Reich-professor, best-selling author, and Clinton cabinate member-as he domonstrates how the widening income gap has a devastating impact on the American economy. This fild is an intimate portrait of a man whose lifelong goal remains protecting those who are unable to protect themselves."
Please RSVP to email@example.com by Friday, October 17.
Marine Affairs "Coffee & Conversation"
Marine Law Opportunities
Join Interim Director Julia Wyman along with students who will discuss their spring and summer internships.
Refreshments will be served.
RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The library's digital resources showcase, ResearchFest, provides an opportunity to talk to the vendors about their products and how they are used in practice.
There's something for everyone at ResearchFest:
- Audio tools for class preparation
- Interactive tools for exam preparation
- Resources to help you research employers for job interviews
- Resources for the note writing process
- Sources for reliable PDFs and ebooks
- Timesaving tools for research
- Tools for staying current on legal issues relevant to your studies, your research, and your extracurricular activities
Stay tuned for our ResearchFest guide for more details about participating vendors, librarian demonstrations, giveaways, and prizes!
Marine Affairs Joint Degree Informational Meeting
Are you interested in the Marine Affairs Joint Degree Program?
Julia Wyman, Interim Director of the Marine Affairs Institute, and Professor Rob Thompson, Chair of the Department of Marine Affairs at the University of Rhode Island, will provide an introduction to the J.D./Master of Marine Affairs program and answer any questions you may have. We invite you to attend this meeting to learn more about the joint degree program.
Lunch will be served.
Please email email@example.com if you plan on attending.
Hands-on Deposition Skills Training Program
An innovative hands-on deposition skills training program will be offered November 13 to 15, presented jointly by the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island, the Roger Williams University School of Law, and the Federal Bar Association. The program will take place at the federal courthouse and the law school campus, and offer a unique opportunity to build deposition skills in mock deposition settings, with constructive critiques by federal judges and experienced federal litigators. The program is geared toward lawyers with less than ten years of experience in litigation who are interested in honing deposition skills. RI CLE credit pending.
Watch for more details and information about applying, coming in mid-September.
Secrets and Scandals: Reforming Rhode Island, 1986-2006
Please join us for a special event about Phil West's new book, Secrets & Scandals.
4:30 p.m. Panel Discussion
5:30 p.m. Author's Remarks
6:00 p.m. Reception
Philip West
Author, Secrets & Scandals: Reforming Rhode Island, 1986-2006
Former Executive Director, Common Cause of Rhode Island
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- U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (RI)
- M. Charles Bakst, former political columnist, Providence Journal
- Professor Ross Cheit, Brown University
- Dr. Pablo Rodriguez, President, Latino Public Radio
- Nancy Rhodes, former Common Cause National Governing Board member
- Amy Goins, President, Common Cause Rhode Island Governing Board
- Michael J. Yelnosky, Dean, RWU Law
RSVP by November 10 to the RWU Law Office of Programs & Events at firstname.lastname@example.com or 401-254-4659.
Marine Affairs Student Roundtable Luncheon
Speaker to be announced.
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Law Alumni Association Holiday Reception
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Catering by Cafe Nuovo
Citizens Plaza Rotunda ~ One Citizens Plaza ~ Providence, Rhode Island
"Toys for Tots" - Please consider bringing an unwrapped new toy for the toy drive. Toys collected will be given to needy children in the community.
Registration details to follow.
Marine Affairs Advisory Board Meeting
Public Interest Law Auction
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22nd Annual Barrister's Ball
Sponsored by the Student Bar Association
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Newport Marriott
25 America's Cup Avenue
Newport, Rhode Island
6:30 p.m. Meet & Greet
7:00 p.m. Dinner & Dancing
The Newport Marriott is offering a special overnight group rate of $99. Book your room by Friday, January 30, 2015 to receive the event rate. Based on availability.
Check back for event registration details.
School of Law Commencement
School of Law Commencement
Friday, May 15, 2015
1:00 p.m. Ceremony
Open Seating
Bristol, Rhode Island
The Office of Programs & Events will have a professional photographer in the Field House prior to the ceremony for a class photo. The photo will be taken at 11:45 a.m. If you are not assembled at that time, you will not be included in the historic photograph. Graduates will receive a 5 x 7" print from the Office of the Dean. Additional prints may be purchased directly from Commencement Photos, Inc. at 978-851-5924. Due to safety regulations, family members and friends must remain in their seats throughout the ceremony. No guest will be permitted to stand in the aisles during the ceremony. Members of the audience using cameras may take pictures or videos from their seat.
Live Stream
The School of Law's Commencement will be available via UStream (live feed) during the ceremony. Family and friends unable to be present at the ceremony will be able to tune in on that day. Following the ceremony, the video will be archived and you will receive a link to access it at a later date.
Graduates must get measured for their Law School regalia, consisting of a robe, hood, and tam, ordered through the University Bookstore. Measurements will be taken in late February/early March. Stay tuned for an announcement regarding regalia pickup dates from the bookstore. All regalia must be returned to the bookstore table following the ceremony in the Field House.
Class Rings
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Parking is available at no charge. All graduates and guests should enter through the North Gate for parking. Public Safety will direct vehicles. Traffic will be heavy, please allow extra time to arrive on campus. Commencement Parking Map
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Updated 4:10pm Thursday 2nd January 2014 in Milford Mercury news
A 71 year-old man had a lucky escape this afternoon (Thursday) after falling into the water at Neyland Marina while working on his boat.
The casualty was rescued by a passer-by who had heard calls for help.
The gentleman, local to the Narberth area, was taken to Withybush hospital by land ambulance as a precaution.
A spokesman for Milford Haven Coastguard said they received a call for assistance from ambulance control at 1.38pm.
The spokesman added: "This could so easily have been a different outcome had his calls not been heard from land as he was in the lower basin of the marina with no other persons around when the incident happened.
"He had been in the water some 15 minutes when he was rescued.
"A lucky man."
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As we celebrate this Fourth of July, a World War II veteran and Purple Heart recipient who lives in Concord, reflects on the sacrifices made to give us our freedoms.
89-year old Thomas Farebrother was in his last semester of high school in 1943. He knew he'd get drafted during World War II, so he said rather than take his chances getting drafted in the Army, he signed up to join the Navy.
Farebrother said, "I didn't think I wanted to be in a fox hole, and I thought I'd be safer aboard ship." But that didn't necessarily prove to be true. As Farebrother landed in the Marshall Islands, a Japanese sniper was at the water's edge, firing at United States Marines. Farebrother said he was hit by a bullet from behind. He added, "It (the bullet) went through the two canteens across the end of my spine or close to the end of it, another inch or more, and I probably would've been crippled for the rest of my life."
Farebrother only spent a month in a naval hospital before he was sent back out to fight. He said, "I was fit for duty, and they put me aboard ship after that because the war was still going on."
Some 70 years later, Farebrother thinks about not only his close call but that of other military members and those who died in so many wars since then. He said, "I guess you don't think about it until after the war, and you see how people in different countries are treated and suppressed and thank God for our armed forces. If we didn't win the war, we may be speaking German today or Japanese."
Farebrother says he's a survivor, but there's one word he won't use when talking about his service. He said, "I don't like to be called a hero. The heroes are the ones that didn't come home." He added, "They gave their life for me and everybody else to live in freedom."
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Spain's monarchy is apparently having a hard time–in the latest round of scandals, one of the princesses is accused of public corruption along with her husband. But where did it all start to go wrong for the House of Bourbon? Not, writes Spanish journalist Miguel-Anxo Murado in The New York Times, with Juan Carlos's long ago collusion


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Dave Herman was forced to clear an extra hurdle to be able to fight against Gabriel Gonzaga at UFC 162 and, according to Keith Kizer of the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) the fight will go ahead.
At a recent NSAC meeting, Herman's license was up for approval and, having previously failed two drug tests for marijuana, the commission required him to take an extra ten panel drug test. Kizer sent out an e-mail yesterday afternoon stating that Herman was able to pass the test.
Herman's most recent drug test failure was in October and the UFC had handed down a six month suspension. A third failed test will almost certainly spell the end of not only his UFC career, but likely the end of him being able to acquire a license to fight professionally.
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Wednesday is another Spare the Air day
Original post made on Jan 23, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, January 22, 2013, 5:52 PM
on Jan 23, 2013 at 9:26 am
" The 24-hour wood-burning ban is enacted when unhealthy air pollution levels are expected."
1. I wonder how many of these "ban days" actually end up being a day with "bad air".
Of course, the standard of what is "bad air" can be jacked up from year to year. (It might even have an annual decreasing mechanism built into it--reduce the standard by 2% each year?)
The "experts" say it will be a bad air day, so they dictate your behavior. Obey their wishes or become a criminal.
How good were they at their prediction? You never see this statistic.
2. I'm so tired of having the "news media" establishment PARTICIPATE in the propaganda mechanism and policing method of us by their dissemination of the NOTICES of the banned days. But then they (the news media) are usually part of the liberal agenda anyway.
on Jan 23, 2013 at 9:35 am
I could not agree with you more Pizzmac...what's next? Maybe they can train hundreds of wood smoke sniffing dogs to patrol at night, that way they can employ hundreds of dog handlers, build hundreds of "stack and pack" dog houses, and write more tickets.
on Jan 23, 2013 at 12:56 pm
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The Netherlands will face their biggest challenge of the qualifying cycle thus far -- and perhaps the biggest challenge they will face in all of World Cup qualifying -- when they play Romania in Bucharest on Tuesday night. Both teams are perfect so far in Group D, and Romania is coming off a very impressive road victory over Turkey.
22-year-old Gheorghe Grozav, one of a number of new young players who form the bulk of a resurgent Romanian side, scored his side's winning goal in Istanbul on Friday. He should start again along with fellow 22-year-olds Gabriel Torje and Vlad Chiriches. They're accented by veterans like Dorin Goian, Gabriel Tamas and Razvan Rat, along with Adrian Mutu, who will likely start the match on the bench. The team's balance between youth and experience has proved effective thus far, but they're probably up against a bit more than they can handle in the Netherlands.
The Netherlands were tested against Turkey, even though their 2-0 victory doesn't indicate as much, and they've coasted through matches against Hungary and Andorra. Louis van Gaal has experimented with his lineup since taking over as manager, but this is probably a good point for him to have figured out his best XI. Unlike previous matches, this one is unlikely to be a cakewalk.
Match date/time: Tuesday, 9 p.m. local, 2 p.m. ET
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The Atlanta Falcons are one win away from a Super Bowl bid.
The Falcons, under Coach Mike Smith's leadership, won their first playoff game in five years at the Georgia Dome, 30-28.
Matt Bryant kicked a 49-yard field goal to beat the Seattle Seahawks in the final seconds of the game.
The Falcons were up 20-0 at the half, but the Seahawks came back, taking a 28-27 lead with just 31 seconds left to play.
Falcons fans filed out of the Georgia Dome fired up.
"Not in our house, baby. Not in our house. Rise up," said fan Ashlie Hyde.
"I'm so happy and ready to go to New Orleans. I was there, [the Super Bowl] in 1998. And I'll be there in 2013, yeah," said fan Keisha Burns. Burns is the official 'Bird Lady' mascot for the Atlanta Falcons.
The Falcons advanced to the NFC Championship for the first time since 2004 and will host the San Francisco 49ers on Jan. 20 at 3 p.m. It's the first time in history the franchise will host an NFC Championship game. Tickets for the NFC Championship game went on sale at 10 a.m. Monday on Ticketmaster.com and were sold out within 20 minutes.
Other ticket brokers like stubhub.com already had tickets on sale beforehand, though at much higher prices.
Despite barely squeezing out a victory after setting of for a field goal, Falcons' fan Bob Clark told CBS Atlanta News he had no doubt the Falcons would win.
"Matt Ryan has done this so many times. I wasn't worried. Who was worried? I wasn't worried. Were you worried? I wasn't worried. No," said Clark.
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"A flat bread from the Italian region Romagna. Great with arugula and soft cheese (Squacquerone is the one typically used) or cold cuts and a glass of Sangiovese Superiore di Romagna from Forli'. The dough can sit at 40 degrees F (4 degrees C) up to 2 days."
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1/2 cup
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1/2 cup
Greek yogurt
3 1/2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon
1 tablespoon
baking powder
egg white
Instead of 3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, I used 2 cups all-purpose and 2 cups whole wheat. Other than that, I followed the recipe and it came out great! I used this for a pizza crust and it was quicker and more flavorful than other crust recipes I have used in the past. Thanks!
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We loved these! I unearthed a can of chick peas in the pantry so I found a recipe for falafel but I needed some flat bread to go with them. THIS WAS PERFECT! There are a zillion uses for this bread from Mediterranean, to Mexican, to Italian, to Indian, and on and on. I used nonfat plain yogurt since that's what I had on hand. It seemed to work just fine. Will find this on our dinner table often!!
I use melted unsalted butter in place of the margarine, which is much easier to mix with the milk and yogurt. Always turns out great!
I made this almost exactly as given, except used Smart Balance Butter Blend instead of margarine. Mixing it with your hands is really the only way to get the dough fully incorporated, so while it is messy you have to just dive right in! I had a little trouble with the first flat bread I cooked. It would not brown or puff up. I turned up the heat on the skillet to medium and used a bit more olive oil for the rest of the dough, and it turned out beautiful with a really nice flavor. We served it with hummus and everyone loved it. I think this would also be delicious if the dough were brushed with oil on both sides and then cooked on the grill!
This recipe makes fabulous flat, round and soft pita bread! I used it for my Greek gyros! Perfect and I didn't change anything! Thank you Max, for this wonderful recipe. I've tried many but this one is the real thing!
Great recipe. I had a REALLY hard time getting the right consistency for the dough but it turned out great.
Was good - a good sub for a tortilla or could of been made into a biscuit of sorts, LOL. Will make again when we are in need...thanks for the recipe though! Gunna keep it "in mind" for a "just in case" recipe"
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Piadina Romagnola (Italian Flat Bread)
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Linens Provided
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Queen-size beds (plus sofa-bed)
Cable/Satellite TV with PREMIUM Channels (including HBO)
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Minutes from first-rate restaurants, cinemas and famous Venice Beach
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Not Suitable for Children
Minimum Age Limit for Renters
Smoking Not Allowed
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Jet Skiing
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Wildlife Viewing
Fitness Center/Gym
Cinemas/Movie Theaters
Live Theatre
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ANDERSON, Ind. — There are very few active NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers with a better track record than Kasey Kahne.
Kahne was in Anderson Wednesday morning for the grand opening of Ollie's Bargain Outlet and he was hopeful a trip to a good track could help him get some traction in the Chase.
Kahne had an impressive season leading up to these final 10 races. He qualified for the Chase with a pair of wins and eight finishes in the top five. "It has been a bit of a struggle," said Kahne of the first four races to decide the championship. "It's a big deal to make the Chase. It's what you work for the whole season. Hopefully we can run well these final six races."
So as the affable driver signed autographs and posed for pictures with about 250 fans Wednesday, he often had a smile on his face. Some of that was for the benefit of those who had waited in line to meet him. But part might also have been him thinking about the trip to Charlotte for the Bank of America 500, to be run on Saturday night.
"It is a place I've always run well," said Kahne. "Hopefully we can have a good finish. We want to move up a few spots in the standings." Normally just 12 drivers are in the Chase, but this year there are 13 thanks to a last-minute decision by NASCAR to include Jeff Gordon as the aftermath of penalties handed down after the final regular-season race.
"I'm glad that's all over," said Kahne. "NASCAR did what it thought was necessary to deal with that situation. It was a mess. Hopefully it's all behind us now."
Unfortunately right now there's nobody behind Kahne among the Chase drivers as he is 13th, 83 points behind the leader Matt Kenseth.
Those final 10 races do have a different atmosphere than those run earlier in the season. "It feels different," said Kahne. "There's more pressure to do well. There's more people watching those (Chase) drivers."
Just making the Chase is a big bonus to a driver's career and to the sponsors who pay to have their names associated with that driver.
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My fourth anniversary of moving to Portland came and went about a month ago. More than anything else, coming to Portland might be the best decision I've ever made. I mean, if I'd chosen to live somewhere else after grad school, I might have met someone else and married him, but that guy wouldn't be nearly as great as the husband I got here. (Right?) And even though I'm stuck in the purgatory of living across the river in Vancouver for a few more months (the things we do for love…), Portland's been very good to me. The quality of life quotient here is off the charts.
Which brings me to summer. The Pacific Northwest is one of the few areas of the country where summer actually means something. We spend 9 months cramped up inside, hiding from never-ending grey drizzle, and when we finally get a day that breaks 70-degrees, watch out. One sunny day here is worth 20 in Southern Cal or Florida. And best of all, it's a breezy, tolerable heat. I haven't owned an air conditioner since I moved here, and I can count on one hand the number of days where an air conditioner would have even been needed.
We're not doing a whole lot this summer in terms of travel because that costs money and babies cost way more money, but we've managed to squeeze in a few fun mini-trips:
A hike on the Cape Horn Trail on the WA side of the Columbia River Gorge. This photo doesn't begin to do the view justice; needless to say, if it's waterfalls and crowds you're after, head to the Oregon side of the Gorge, but for solitude, views, and altitude, go to the Washington side.
San Juan Islands for whale-watching. Astute readers may remember when I did this on a solo trip a few years ago, and had the time of my life. J. had never been, so we did a quick overnight trip. We stopped in Seattle to have lunch and coffee with my aunt and cousin in the Ballard neighborhood, one of the few areas of Seattle that actually seems tolerable, then headed on to La Conner, WA, to stay at a wonderful B&B called the Wild Iris Inn. We splurged on their nicest room which had an in-room jacuzzi that seemed large enough to fit an entire sorority, plus a fireplace and homemade cookies waiting for us when we arrived. Next day we took the ferry up to Friday Harbor and did a tour with the same company I'd gone with last time. The first half of the trip was sunny and mellow, and we saw several metric tons of orcas. They were great! They breached and played and had fun. The second half turned into a scene from The Perfect Storm; it became dark and rained and the waves tossed us around for a few hours, plus the whales ditched us. Lots of people got seasick. I loved it. So did the baby, I'm sure, because it was like being in a womb inside a womb–constant rocking and swaying. A significant portion of my childhood was spent on a boat at my grandparents' lakehouse, so I'm immune to seasickness. (Along with spelling skills and being surprisingly photogenic, this is one of my most treasured personal qualities.) Anyway, it's a little hard because we were somewhat far away from the whales, but here's Doublestuf:
Mount St. Helens, for the geology nerd in all of us. Yesterday we drove up to Mount St. Helens, which you can see on a clear day from almost any decent vantage point in Portland, but we had never been there in person. Plus, when you see it from Portland, you only see the nice pretty side of the mountain, not the side that imploded when it exploded (those are the wrong verbs, but whatever). It's really quite amazing in person. And it's still alive, brewing away. The Boston Globe had an incredible set of photos of the eruption on the 30th anniversary.
My husband is truly a big geology nerd, but had never made the trip despite living here 11 years, so this was quite a treat for him. Again, the photos don't quite do it justice, but here's a few:


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Owensboro Man Arrested for Distributing Child Exploitation Videos
Date of News Release: 04/23/2013
(Owensboro, KY) -- A Daviess County man was arrested on charges related to child exploitation (pornography) Tuesday after the Kentucky State Police and Owensboro Police Department served a search warrant at his Owensboro home.
Robert L. Wright, 46, is charged with Distribution of Matter Portraying a Sexual Performance by a Minor, which is a class D felony. Wright was arrested without incident at 11:30 this morning by the Kentucky State Police and Owensboro Police Department units. He was charged and taken to the Daviess County Detention Center in Owensboro.
Wright was charged by the Kentucky State Police ICAC Task Force as a result of an undercover investigation into the possession and distribution of videos/images of child sexual exploitation. The investigation began on March 27, 2013 which resulted in the execution of a search warrant at Wright's residence in Owensboro on April 23, 2013, by the Kentucky State Police ICAC Task Force; Post 16 detectives; DE/SI detectives and Owensboro Police Department units. Detectives seized evidence that was being used to distribute child pornography and further examination is needed.
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Mink: the symbol of luxury and the definition of softness. Mimi by Lotus Yarns is a 100% mink yarn, perfect for blissfully cozy accessories and garments to indulge your senses. Mimi's colors are deep and multidimensional, with a slight halo. Very lightweight at 300+ yards to a 50g hank, Mimi knits up somewhere between a fingering and a sport weight, and holds its shape well for a fur yarn. Made in China.
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- 100% Mink
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Very soft
By LN Handwovens
from Milwaukee, WI
Best Uses
Comments about Lotus Yarns Mimi:
One skein of this luxury yarn used as weft will make two 70 scarves (infinity, so don't need fringe). The finished product, with Jaggerspun Zephyr warp, was lovely and soft.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
By dancingneedles
from Norman, OK
- Noesn't Shed
- Not Much Elasticity
- Soft and smooth
Best Uses
- Fine Things
Comments about Lotus Yarns Mimi:
I can't wrap my head around this mink fiber been spun into knitting yarn, so I had to try. Yes it knits well, as a light fingering or heavy lace weight. It is preciously a luxury, so this time it is for me, after knitted so much for other people. It deserves to be something very special, to be worn gently against the skin. Knitting is getting better by the ages...
- Was this a gift?:
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Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pure Luxury
- Soft Nice Halo
Best Uses
- Accessories Dainty Items
Comments about Lotus Yarns Mimi:
Using two strands at a time of various colors of MIMI for tall cowl
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Wonderful yarn, but much less weight
By holymackerel
from Colorado Springs, CO
- Good stitch definition
- Light
- Soft
- Thinner Than Sport Weight
Best Uses
- LIght sweater
- Scarves
- Shawl
Comments about Lotus Yarns Mimi:
The yarn is very light and soft, and a single yarn goes a long way. I had planned a sport weight top project, but had to rearrange quite a bit because this yarn is much thinner than that. It was actually thinner than the hand maiden fingering yarn I just used earlier. The knitted top is so wonderful to wear - doesn't shed too much as a fur yarn, very light, lace pattern shows up well, and soft to the neck.
I bought 3 skeins, 2 were perfect, but the last one had 3 knots.
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- No
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Makes a great luxury fabric!
By Mary
from IL
- A Joy To Knit
- soft luxury
- Hard To Frog
- Light weight
- Somewhat pricey
Best Uses
- Luxury Accessories
Comments about Lotus Yarns Mimi:
I just completed a cowl for a friend's upcoming 90th birthday on US size 6 needles using this yarn doubled, because the pattern I chose required thicker yarn than this product turned out to be. I knit it in red, and the blocking produced very little bleeding. The finished product stayed true to knitted size.
Amazingly soft to knit, so now returning to my beloved "lowly" wools and alpacas feel less pleasant in my hand, by comparison. Still, it's fun to use, and I'll definitely knit more, perhaps a lace scarf in single strand next.
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Prompt delivery, arrived in great condition, and my order volume with Webs 25% discount made the price more palatable. Another great Webs experience!
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Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By CAZ
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Making a 2 color herringbone scarf, using 2 strands at a time to increase gauge. Love this yarn! Very soft! Great stitch definition too!
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Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Beautiful yarn!
By sarah11
from Dayton, OH
- Beautiful Haze
- elegant drape
- Soft
- Thinner Than Sport Weight
Best Uses
- Lacework
- Scarves
- Shawls
- Sweaters
Comments about Lotus Yarns Mimi:
I bought the yarn thinking I would knit the "Breckon" sweater pattern with it, since the pattern called for sport weight yarn. That didn't work - this yarn is more like fingering yarn. However, the yarn color was the most beautiful dark green and the touch and feel were amazing - I will find a pattern to marry to this beautiful yarn. Pure luxury.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Lotus Mimi
By Yarngirl
from South Carolina
- Dye Is Even
- Good Drape
- Good stitch definition
- Incredibly soft
- Light and warm
Best Uses
- Camisoles
- Fine Accessories
- Hats
- Scarves
- Shawls
Comments about Lotus Yarns Mimi:
This is luscious yarn to work with. I am making a lacework scarf and it is a dream.
The color is rich, deep and even . Any application for fingering weight cashmere would be appropriate for this yarn. Delivery was quick and easy. I will definitely order more.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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How does it work?
Nystan oral suspension contain the active ingredient nystatin, which is an antifungal medicine used to treat infections with fungi and yeasts. (NB. Nystatin oral suspension is also available without a brand name, ie as the generic medicine.)
Nystatin kills fungi and yeasts by interfering with their cell membranes. It works by binding to a substance called ergosterol, which is an essential component of fungal cell membranes. This disrupts the cell membrane, causing holes to appear in it.
The cell membranes of fungi are vital for their survival. They keep unwanted substances from entering the cells and stop the contents of the cells from leaking out. As nystatin causes holes to appear in the cell membranes, essential constituents of the fungal cells can leak out. This kills the fungi and treats the infection.
Nystatin oral suspension is used to treat infections of the mouth, throat and intestines with Candida species of fungi, in particular Candida albicans. These fungi are naturally present in the mouth and gut, but can sometimes increase in numbers if the conditions in these areas change, and this can cause infection. Infection with Candida albicans is known as thrush.
Nystatin is not absorbed into the bloodstream, which allows it to act directly in the area of infection.
When treating oral thrush, the suspension should taken after eating and held in the mouth for as long as possible before swallowing.
What is it used for?
- Preventing and treating Candida infections of the mouth (oral thrush), throat and intestines (candidosis).
- Preventing oral thrush in babies born to mothers with vaginal thrush.
- This medicine should not be diluted.
- You should take this medicine at regular intervals and complete the prescribed course, unless otherwise directed, even if it seems your symptoms have cleared up. Treatment with this medicine should usually be continued for two days after the symptoms have cleared up.
- This product contains sugar and may not be suitable for people with intolerance to certain sugars.
- This medicine is not absorbed into the bloodstream and should not be used to treat fungal infections or disease involving the whole body (systemic mycoses).
Not to be used in
- Known sensitivity or allergy to any ingredient.
This medicine should not be used if you are allergic to one or
any of its ingredients. Please inform your doctor or pharmacist if you have
previously experienced such an
If you feel you have experienced an allergic reaction, stop using this medicine and inform your doctor or pharmacist immediately.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Certain medicines should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, other medicines may be safely used in pregnancy or breastfeeding providing the benefits to the mother outweigh the risks to the unborn baby. Always inform your doctor if you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, before using any medicine.
- This medicine is not absorbed into the bloodstream in significant amounts from the mouth or gut. As a result, it is not expected to be harmful if used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, as with all medicines, it should be used with caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Seek medical advice from your doctor.
Label warnings
- Take at regular intervals. Complete the prescribed course unless otherwise directed.
Side effects
Medicines and their possible side effects can affect individual people in different ways. The following are some of the side effects that are known to be associated with this medicine. Just because a side effect is stated here does not mean that all people using this medicine will experience that or any side effect.
- Nausea.
- Mouth irritation.
- Diarrhoea.
- Vomiting.
- Rash.
The side effects listed above may not include all of the side
effects reported by the medicine's
For more information about any other possible risks associated with this medicine, please read the information provided with the medicine or consult your doctor or pharmacist.
How can this medicine affect other medicines?
This medicine does not affect any other medicines, as it is not absorbed into the bloodstream.
Other medicines containing the same active ingredient
|Nystan tablets
Nystatin oral suspension is also available without a brand name, ie as the generic medicine.