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Transcript of Order of the Phoenix Teaser TrailerOotP Film
Previously, we first told you of reports surfacing online of the OotP teaser trailer that is due to be released this week. A second description has now surfaced online over at AintItCool.com. In addition, we at TLC can now bring you the entire transcript of what we believe is the teaser trailer for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix that will be shown in movie theatres before the film "Happy Feet" this Friday, November 17. These details are very much in keeping with what has been posted previously, and we believe this to have merit. Due to HUGE SPOILERS, you can read the entire detailed transcript below.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Teaser Trailer
*Opening Shot: WB Logo flying thru clouds. Clouds part to skyline nighttime shot of London, and then sweeping shot pans down and dissolves to shot of Sirius sitting at Grimmauld Place.
Sirius Black at Grimmauld Place: âFourteen years ago, Voldemort had huge numbers at his command.â
*Quick shots of hooded, gold masked Death Eater.
*Shot of Professor Dumbledore standing before fully assembled Wizengamot.
Albus Dumbledore: âEvidence the Dark Lordâs returned is incontrovertible.â
*Shots of exploding proclamations (educational decrees) on the Great Hall wall.
Full Screen words:
âOn July 13â
*Shot of Harry Potter standing in Snapeâs office
Voiceover of Professor Severus Snape: âYou wonât last two seconds if he invades your mind.â
*Quick shots are shown of Hermione in Forbidden Forest, Shot of Ron, Ginny, DA in background in the Room of Requirement, Voldemort in graveyard wand drawn from dueling (probable flashback to Goblet of Fire), then back to shot of Harry in Snapeâs office.
Harry Potter: âIâm not weak!â
Professor Severus Snape: âThen prove it!â
Full Screen Shot with words
âA New Order Begins.â
*Shot of Harry sitting in kitchen of Grimmauld place, with Fred, George, Hermione present.
Harry Potter: âIf Voldemortâs building up an army, then I want to fight.â
*Series of quick shots:
Proclamation of Educational Decree exploding off of wall
Gold mask Death Eater
Ron ducking
Harry falling
Umbridge standing before swing clock pendulum
Harry kissing Cho
Umbridge pointing wand
Harry flinging back toward wall
Order of the Phoenix flying on brooms over River Thames past a large ship
Bellatrix Lestrange firing her wand
Hallway into a darkened room as it gets closer to Snape pointing wand at Harry
Harry falling back into wall in Snapeâs office in pain
Pink-suited Umbridge running up the aisle among students, clearly panicked
Voldemort emerging from the mist
Trio in woods, falling back as if afraid
Order flying on brooms past the Parliament building at night in London.
*Screen goes black with only the sound of a clock's gong, then...
Full Screen words slowly appear:
âHarry Potter and the Order of the Phoenixâ
*Closeup shot of Harry Potter zooming toward camera full on, flying on broom.
Full Screen words over cloudy background
âJuly 13, 2007
America Online Keyword: Harry Potterâ
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Environmental responsibility: questions and answers
This guidance covers some of the common issues connected with environmental responsibility. It includes information on when trustees need to contact us and when they can take decisions without asking us.
We encourage charities to be aware of their wider responsibilities to society and their communities - improving their impact on the environment might be part of this. However, it is for a charity's trustees to decide if becoming involved in environmental activities is:
- in the best interests of the charity
- an effective way of furthering the charity's purposes
Improving the environmental impact of a charity's buildings
Some actions which a charity can take won't cost anything, or may reduce costs for the charity (eg shutting down PCs at the end of the day or lowering thermostats). These actions are maximising the charity's use of resources, which a charity should be doing anyway.
Other actions may cost something, eg switching to a 'green' energy supplier which is more expensive than other suppliers. In these situations the trustees should balance the extra cost of environmental measures against other factors eg benefits to their reputation and donor confidence. The trustees can proceed where they think it's in the interests of the charity to do so.
For more ideas for actions to improve environmental impact look at our links to organisations which offer training and assistance.
Installing energy saving systems
Energy saving schemes include photovoltaic solar panels, wind turbines and heat pumps. These can:
- reduce electricity bills
- improve a charity's environmental impact
- sometimes also provide income through selling surplus electricity to the national grid
Charities don't usually need to consult us before going ahead with these schemes. It is up to the charity's trustees to make the decision. Trustees should be clear which of these is their main aim:
- improve the charity's property (including reducing its electricity bills and reducing its carbon footprint)
- generate income for the charity as a fundraising activity, through selling the electricity produced
Trustees can often use the charity's general funds to pay for the project, in both cases, as long as they think the project is in the best interests of the charity.
If the purpose of the scheme is to improve the charity's property, they might be able to:
- use designated or special trusts which are held for that purpose
- use capital funds - we recommend that trustees take advice to check this is legally possible
If the purpose is fundraising, and a separate trading company is installing the system, the trustees may also be able to invest capital funds. This is only if they fulfil their duties and act in the best interests of the charity - see Charities and Investment Matters: A guide for trustees (CC14)
You can get advice from an umbrella or sector support body or a solicitor.
Charities whose stated aims ('objects') do not mention the environment
Charities must act within their objects - the aims set out in their governing document. We encourage charities to explore the full scope of their objects, without acting outside them.
It's up to the trustees to decide which activities best further the charity's objects, and whether this might include environmental activities. Here are some examples of charities which do not have specific objects for the preservation of the environment but who can still carry out environmental work:
- a charity with objects for the 'relief of poverty' delivering environmental projects because they have evidence that the effects of climate change are contributing to the poverty in certain parts of the world and that their efforts can help to reduce these effects
- a charity with objects for 'relief of sickness' or 'promotion of health' researching the effects of pollution on the causes of sickness, or how environmental factors affect the recovery of those with a particular illness
Trustees must be confident that they can demonstrate how their activities work towards achieving their charity's aims.
Changing a charity's objects to include environmental activity
Some charities might want to adopt a new object which is specifically related to the environment.
How trustees go about this depends on if the charity is a company or not, and what its income is.
It is likely that we would need to make a Scheme to change an unincorporated charity's objects. The factors which we need to take into account when doing this include current social and economic circumstances. The Charities Act 2011 doesn't define the meaning of 'social and economic circumstances' but it is certainly possible that environmental issues may be of relevance.
Charitable companies must apply to the us for consent to amend their objects under section 198 of the Charities Act 2011.
For more information, see our guidance Changing a charity's name or Governing Document.


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Pumpkin Cake Pops Recipe
Festive Fall Treat: Pumpkin Cake Pops
From Anna Monette Roberts
Pumpkin Cake Pops
For cake:
1/2 cup canola oil
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ginger
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
1 cup pumpkin purée, fresh or canned
For cream cheese frosting:
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
4 tablespoons cream cheese, softened
1 cup powdered sugar, sifted
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
For cake pops:
2 (8-ounce) containers of candy shell, such as Dolci Frutta creamy white shell
24 wooden or bamboo skewers (barbecue skewers) or wooden popsicle sticks
If you are pressed for time, use a pumpkin cake mix and ready-made cream cheese frosting, and skip ahead to "how to make cake balls." For step-by-step photos, see our basic cake pop how-to.
- To make cake: Preheat the oven to 350ºF. Grease a 10-inch square pan or 9-inch round pan with butter and dust with flour. Cut out a piece of parchment paper to cover the bottom of the pan.
- Using a whisk or mixer, whisk together oil, sugar, and eggs in a large metal bowl until well combined and sugar is dissolved.
- In a separate bowl, sift flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt, and spices. Incorporate the flour mixture to wet ingredients, and mix until well combined. Stir in pumpkin purée gently, being careful not to over-stir.
- Pour batter into greased, floured cake pan, and bake for 30 to 40 minutes, or until an inserted toothpick comes out clean. Turn cake onto cooling rack to cool.
- To make icing: Using a mixer, beat butter and cream cheese together until smooth. On a slow speed, incorporate sifted powdered sugar until smooth. Beat in vanilla extract.
- To make cake balls: Crumble cooled cake into a large metal bowl. Add 1/4 cup of cream cheese frosting, and using the back of a spoon or rubber spatula, mix until fully incorporated. Try to roll a 1-1/2-inch ball. Mixture should be moist and can be molded easily. If mixture is too dry or crumbly, continue to add more icing, a tablespoon at a time, until proper consistency is reached.
- Roll cake into 1-1/2-inch balls and place on a parchment-lined cookie sheet. Freeze for 15 minutes, or until the cake is firm.
- Melt creamy white shell according to manufacturer's instructions. (If shell is too viscous, thin it out with a teaspoon of canola oil.) Remove cake balls from freezer. Dip wooden skewer into melted white shell, and stick halfway into cake ball. Carefully roll the cake ball in the candy shell until fully covered. Tap to remove any extra candy shell. Use a styrofoam block to stick the cake pops in, so they are standing upright. Allow candy shell to harden, dust with cinnamon, and enjoy!
Makes 24 cake pops.
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Tossing my horrible review title aside, this album is a great piece of power metal mastery. I know I'm only echoing other reviewers here when I say this album is incredible. The entire band is in top form here and every song is a classic. There are no dull moments at ALL in this album. My favorite track is of course the 13-minute epic "Halloween." The double guitar tremolo melodies in this track keep me coming back for more. The remaster definitely sounds better than the previous release. If you already have that, then throw it in a dumpster or give it to a used CD store, because you won't be needing it anymore.
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Joseph A. Morgan has over twenty years of military and industry experience in electronics and telecommunications systems engineering. He joined the Engineering Technology and Industrial Distribution Department in 1989 and has served as the Program Director of the Electronics and Telecommunications Programs and as the Associate Department Head for Operations. He received his BS degree in electrical engineering (1975) from California State University, Sacramento, and his MS (1980) and DE (1983) degrees in industrial engineering from Texas A&M University. His education and research interests include project management, innovation and entrepreneurship, and embedded product/system development.
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Biovette Piemontesi Crackers
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Vecchio Mulino has been famous for its crispy, golden breadsticks known as rubatà since the Bertolone family founded the company in 1860. Located in the town of Carmignola in the hills outside Turin, Italy, Vecchio Mulino is still run by the same family today, and still hand makes its baked goods in small batches using traditional recipes, slow leavening and fresh, GMO-free ingredients. These petite crackers have a subtle flavor that makes them great alongside cheese or dips and as an accompaniment to fruity Italian wines. Choose from sea salt or rosemary and sea salt.
- 5.25 oz.
- Made in Italy.
- Ingredients
- Rosemary: Wheat flour, water, extra-virgin olive oil, salt, rosemary, brewer's yeast.
- Sea Salt: Wheat flour, water, extra-virgin olive oil, salt, brewer's yeast.
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This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within five business days of our receiving your order.
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For an additional charge of $15 per address, we can rush delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
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Most building codes allow two layers of organic or fiberglass
asphalt shingles on roofs with a 4/12 pitch or less, and three
layers on steeper roofs. If the structure can support the added
weight, a typical 20-square (2,000-square-foot) reroof will
cost at least $1,000 less than a tear-off job. Labor savings go
beyond demolition: Not having to lay down felt paper saves $10
a square; and site and weather protection, as well as cleanup,
are all reduced if not eliminated.
Disposal costs are lower, too, because we don't have
to rent a dumpster and we save the $65-per-ton dump fees. We
also save by not having to separate the recyclables. Here in
central New York, asphalt, cardboard, and wood all have to be
tossed into different containers, and in some cases hauled to
different transfer stations. The same is true of flashing, drip
edge, tar buckets, vents, and other scrap metal.
Less liability. As a
contractor in a highly competitive business, I can't
claim that a reroof is a lot more profitable than a tear-off
job, but I can say that it's much less risky. There is no
chance of a dumpster carving up the lawn or scarring the
driveway; there is less risk of property damage from falling
debris or from nails that find their way into homeowners'
car tires. And because bare sheathing is never exposed to the
elements, there is much less chance of weather damage or of an
employee being injured while scrambling around in the rain
trying to get an exposed roof under cover.
Equal quality. All
shingle manufacturers honor the warranty, whether their
products are used for a reroof or a new roof. If the job is
done correctly, with the new layer of shingles laid flat over
the existing shingles, the old roof cushions the new one and
serves as a secondary barrier should wind or water ever break
through the new shingles.
my company does both tear-off and reroof work, I evaluate each
job to determine which procedure is best. Whenever I'm
called to give a roofing estimate, I always ask the callers to
tell me why they think they need a new roof. Have they noticed
leaks and stains, or is it simply because their neighbors are
replacing their roofs? I also ask about the age and apparent
condition of the roof. If the roof is, say, eight years old, it
probably just needs a repair. If it's 15 years old and
they've noticed loose granules washing off the shingles
or running out of the downspouts, it's a reroof
candidate. When they tell me what neighborhood they're
in, I can also make a good guess about how many layers of
shingles are already on the roof.
When I arrive to inspect the site, the first thing I look at
is not the roof but the condition of the house and the quality
of any recent work that might have been done to it. We do high
quality work and we charge more than the average
fly-by-nighter. If a house looks like no one cares, I want to
find out what kind of work the owners are looking for before I
invest a lot of my time.
I always walk the roof. A contractor who only does tear-off
work can figure a job standing on the ground with a tape
measure and a pair of binoculars. Not me. I can't be sure
that reroofing will work until I've thoroughly inspected
every inch of the roof. Sometimes it's an easy decision:
If I peel the shingles back from the rake edge and count three
or more layers, and if most of the shingles are badly curled,
the permanent step flashing is badly deteriorated, or the deck
feels soft and spongy wherever I step, it needs a tear-off.
Even if the structure can support the added weight, the new
roof won't last unless it's laid flat over smooth
shingles, intact flashing, and sound sheathing. Localized
problems, like a few missing shingles or one or two soft spots
in the sheathing — at the mouth of a valley, for example,
or around pipes or at the bottom of the chimney — can be
easily repaired, but beyond that it's more efficient to
do a complete tear-off. I also rule out reroofing if a careless
prior reshingling has left the roof with a washboard
If reroofing is warranted, I measure the existing shingles
to determine whether they're standard (12x36 inches) or
metric (13x39 inches). The new shingles must be the same size
as the old ones or installation will be a nightmare. While
I'm on the roof, I also measure the exposure of the
existing shingle courses and eyeball their horizontal
straightness. If the old roofing is extremely wavy or if the
exposure varies more than 1/4 inch from the standard 5 inches
(55/8 inches for metric shingles), I won't be able to
follow the existing lines, so I'll have to allow more
labor time for snapping chalk lines and using gauges to ensure
a first-rate job.
The best thing
about beginning a reroof job is the sound sleep I get the night
before, because I don't have to worry about everything
that could go wrong between tear-off and dry-in. Even if a
freak thunderstorm should strike without warning, there's
no need to panic. We just calmly seek shelter until the storm
passes, then get right back to work. Any rainwater that gets
between the new surface and the old will evaporate.
The average reroof requires at least two full pallets of
shingles, which I have delivered a few days before the job
starts. For a nominal additional charge, some of my suppliers
will place the bundles on the roof and scatter them according
to my instructions. When I can't get rooftop delivery, I
coordinate with the homeowners and give my supplier specific
instructions about where to place the load. I don't want
the homeowner coming home from work to find 60 bundles of
shingles blocking the garage.
I like to use a five-man crew for reroof jobs: a crew chief,
two roofing mechanics, one laborer, and one laborer-trainee.
While the other guys are unloading, setting up ladders, and
stocking the roof, the crew chief will walk the perimeter of
the house looking for anything fragile that might need to be
moved or protected. He'll also be on the lookout for
pre-existing damage that the homeowners might not have noticed.
If he finds a loose railing or a cracked basement window,
he'll let them know about it so we don't take the
blame later on.
Because we're not doing major demolition, we
don't have to take the elaborate site-protection measures
I insist on when we do tear-offs. We will, however, lay plywood
over air conditioning units and over any flat stepping stones
that might get scratched. We've also learned the hard way
to always protect expensive plants with a plywood tent, and to
lay sheets of cardboard under any of our vehicles parked in the
driveway to catch oil leaks.
After the roof is stocked, the laborers pry up several
layers of cap shingles at a time and toss them into plastic
trash bins (see Figure 1).
2. Depending on the type of job, the author uses
several specialty drip edge profiles, including one
with an extra-long leg designed to cover existing
shingles and drip edge (at right in top photo). A
single length of drip edge wraps roof corners, with the
rake flashing overlapping the eaves for good drainage
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Marsh Mosquitos back for a second year of feasting?
Original post made by Mr.Recycle on Apr 28, 2013
on Apr 28, 2013 at 10:10 pm
I also had mosquitos biting through my clothes last week at JLS and this week in my backyard at midtown. Is there anyone in charge of mosquito control, whom I can call to report this issue?
on Apr 29, 2013 at 9:38 am
We had a BBQ party last evening, and most of our guests ( us, too) have welts today. This is only the second time in 15 years this has happened, the first being last year. It was not a particularly wet year, so what's up with this?
on Apr 29, 2013 at 12:06 pm
The creeks where the mosquito's breed are maintained by Santa Clara County, try calling Vector Control.
We passed a bond measure to manage the creeks.


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I'm not ready to give up yet because there are still a lot of things I like....change is just hard! @mystique, I agree that I'd rather read personal essays about newsy topics rather than link roundups, but I recognize that it's tough to find all those writers and edit all those essays. I dunno, things are definitely changing around here but it makes me sad that people are being so negative. Maybe we should all write some personal essays and send them in.
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A new bill looks to hammer down on drivers texting behind the wheel, making doing so a primary offense which could carry penalties like jail time or hefty fines.
Simply put, the only thing you would be able to do on your phone is talk. No texting, no emailing, no video games.
At a basic level, it's a bill meant to keep people safe. Lawmakers say they want to make it less desirable to risk texting while driving with stiffer penalties.
But the new texting and driving bill could also carry a lot of weight in court. Right now, lawmakers say the existing texting and driving law has made it difficult for prosecutors to charge drivers with anything more than a misdemeanor, even for example, if someone was killed as a result of a driver who was texting.
They say it happened in Fairfax.
"Reckless should be an option for judges, it should be an option for law enforcement, and it should be an option for prosecutors," said Delegate Ben Cline, who is co-sponsoring the bill. "In fact, it should be the primary option. "
The State Crime Commission gave the bill its support Wednesday. Delegate Manoli Loupassi serves on that commission.
"A reckless driving statute already covered this behavior," said Loupassi, referring to the initial intention of the bill. "The problem is we have a massive political problem and in the interim we've got a huge public safety problem."
The bill would make it illegal to do anything more than talk on the phone, but it still has a long way to go before it's official. Some have concerns that the way the bill is written now, could exclude even dialing a phone call.
"I think the decision ultimately we have to make is... do you wanna say that if you just speak on the phone you want it to be all oral?" asked Loupassi of the commission. "It's gotta be oral. You can't touch a phone or a hand held device at all in your car period. You just can't touch it."
Right now, that's not how the bill is written, but it's likely the discussion may come up again and that the bill will see several changes as it makes its way through the General Assembly.
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You can reduce the number of stupid mistakes you make on the tennis court by applying the laws of physics, a US researcher says.
Physicists make order from chaos
Monday, 10 April 2006
Physicists have surprised their colleagues by turning chaos into order.
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Friday, 24 March 2006
The world's most prestigious maths prize has been awarded to a Swedish researcher for his work on wave patterns.
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Friday, 24 February 2006
What can a quantum computer do? The answer is as simple as watching a ball free-falling under gravity, say Australian physicists.
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Friday, 17 February 2006
A mathematical equation that attempts to model the distribution of water in rice terraces has convinced one researcher that the Western notion of maths has a lot to learn from other cultures.
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Even before babies learn to talk they have a bit of a grasp of maths, according to new research concluding that infants may have an abstract sense of numerical concepts.
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Athletes could run the mile 18 seconds faster than the current record, according to an Australian mathematician who's gone back over the past hundred years of records.
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Amazonian hunter-gatherers who lack written language and who have never seen a maths book do well on basic geometry tests, researchers say in a study that suggests geometry may be hard-wired into the brain.
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Physicists have calculated that the perfect sandcastle is made from eight parts sand to one part water.
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I haven't been able to links for a couple of days. I have a few leftover stuff since Monday, but nothing totally clogging up my browser, but I do want to give you a full set of stories today.
I've done my best to summarize the whole bizarre Sarah Phillips/ESPN.com/Scamming people story and that's over here. If there any updates today, I'll try to bring them to you, but it appears that there's a new development every hour or so.
Let's try to get what I have to you now.
Tom Weir of USA Today also looks into the Sarah Phillips saga.
Mike McCarthy of USA Today says Tiger Woods is being criticized for doing an end run around the news media and answering questions from fans via social media.
Sports Illustrated's Richard Deistch critiques ESPN's and NFL Network's coverage of the NFL Draft.
Kurt Soller of Esquire catches up with TNT's Craig Sager and discusses his loud wardrobe.
Multichannel News reports on ESPN's ratings for its first weekday English Premier League game.
Toni Fitzgerald of Media Life notes the NFL Draft was the second most watched in history.
Former ESPN'er Dana Jacobsen has started her own blog and says she'll keep us up to date on where she lands next.
Greg Wyshynski at Yahoo's Puck Daddy notes that HBO has renewed 24/7 for another NHL season and will get more input from the league's media arm.
Greg talks with NHL Chief Operating Officer John Collins about the league's Stanley Cup Playoff ratings and other matters.
Jeff John Roberts at paidContent wonders if Bleacher Report can make its writers into viable media stars.
ESPN Ombudsman Jason Fry of the Poynter Review Project looks at one man who oversees the Alleged Worldwide Leader's interviewing technique.
Ed Sherman at the Sherman Report warns how not to use Twitter like the Chicago Sun-Times' columnist Joe Cowley.
Jason Dachman of Sports Video Group writes that Harris Corp. which done a lot in developing broadcast equipment and had a hand in sports will now get out of the business.
Timothy Burke at Deadspin has the audio of Gus Johnson calling MLS action over the weekend. That's right, MLS.
John Koblin at Deadspin says pariah Sarah Phillips and her partner-in-crime, Nilesh Prasad have been career scammers.
Deadspin's Erik Malinowski has a parody Tweeter breaking character and giving his side of the story in the Sarah Phillips saga.
To Ben Koo of Awful Announcing who notes that the Tuesday late night edition of SportsCenter ended in silence.
Erin Gloria Ryan at Jezebel says the Crossing Broad blog posted an upskirt pic that was shown on TV and the site's editor doesn't get why the uproar.
Neil Best of Newsday talks with New York Knicks TV voice and ESPN NBA play caller Mike Breen.
Congrats to Neil as he celebrates 5 years of his WatchDog blog. Neil and I share a milestone today.
Ken Schott from the Schenectady Gazette writes that MLB Network will air seven Minor League Baseball games this season.
Pete Dougherty of the Albany Times Union says CBS has made one announcement for its SEC football schedule for the fall.
Jonathan Tannenwald of Philly.com talks with Gus Johnson about him calling soccer games.
Dan Steinberg at the Washington Post's DC Sports Bog is amused at boring and extremely verbose ESPN.com columnist Gregg Easterbrook's fears about DC NFL Team QB Robert Grifffin III's play in the rain. I used to love Easterbrook's TMQ columns, but they now grate on me. Can't read them anymore.
Barry Jackson at the Miami Herald has some South Florida sports radio moves.
Jerry Garcia at the San Antonio Express-News goes over the Sports Emmy winners.
Mel Bracht from The Oklahoman says the Thunder continue to set local ratings records.
Mel says TNT's Charles Barkley is squarely in the Thunder's camp.
Robert Feder at Time Out Chicago says the Chicago Sun-Times have put sexist columnist Joe Cowley on what's called "Final Notice."
Paul M. Banks at Chicago Sports Media Watch did not like how one female TV host kept hitting on St. Louis Cardinals World Series hero David Freese during a morning show segment.
Scott D. Pierce of the Salt Lake Tribune has TNT's Kenny "The Jet" Smith discussing the Utah Jazz's future.
Bruce Dowbiggin of the Toronto Globe and Mail isn't too thrilled about having the Maple Leafs on the next season of HBO's 24/7.
Sports Media Watch says the Manchester Derby scored for ESPN on Monday.
Steve Lepore at Puck The Media says CNBC is doing well with the NHL Stanley Cup Conference Semifinals.
Dave Kohl at the Broadcast Booth has a look at the sports radio scene across the country.
Normally I don't link to Bleacher Report slideshows and it's one of the things I've disliked about the site for a long time, but I will link to the 20 Hottest Redheads slideshow only for the fact that they used a pic that I posted of Jen Royle from last year's Five Women Who Make Me Stop Flipping The Remote post. Actually that pic came from Jen herself so they should really credit her and not me.
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PENSACOLA, FLA. — Rose Ann (Quincey) WilIse, 63, of Pensacola, Fla., formerly of 39 Oak Street, Plattsburgh, N.Y., passed away Thursday, Aug 1, 2013, at Covenant Hospice in Pensacola, Fla. She was born in Plattsburgh, N.Y., on Jan. 9, 1950, the daughter of James Cameron Quincey and Isabelle (Monty) Quincey.
She previously worked as a medication and treatment nurse at Meadow Brook Nursing Home in Plattsburgh, N.Y., and she was Charge Nurse at Pulaski Correctional Facility in Little Rock, Ark. She was a member of the Eastern Star Jewel Chapter 362 in North Little Rock, and Past worthy matron of Mary Williams Chapter also in Little Rock, Ark, where she lived for many years while raising her family.
Survivors include three sons, Rikki Willse and his wife Kim of Little Rock, Ark., Bruce Willse Jr., and Kenneth Willse of Pensacola, Fla.; One daughter, Jessica Willse of Las Vegas, Nev.; three grandchildren, Tristan and Olivia Willse of Little Rock, Ark., and Bruce Willse Ill of Pensacola, Fla.; a sister, Carol Chyr and her fiance Spencer Bosworth of Plattsburgh, N.Y.; a half brother, Edgar James Quincey and his wife Lynn of Bedford Texas; a half sister, Marion Renee McDaniels of Lake Charles, La.; an aunts and uncles, Gordon and Shirley Quincey of Plattsburgh, N.Y., William and Carol Maxwell of Newburg, N.Y.; and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Rose was predeceased by her Father, James C Quincey; her Mother, Isabelle (Monty) Maxwell; and Stepfather, Kenneth J. Maxwell.
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A PITCH inspection will be held tomorrow ahead of Oxford United's FA Cup tie, but hosts Charlton Athletic are predicting they will avoid a third postponement.
The Championship side have admitted there is a serious problem with the drainage system at The Valley, which has caused them to cancel the third round tie twice already.
Their league game against Barnsley was also called off at short notice yesterday despite Charlton using a dome all week to dry out the playing surface.
The club apologised for the latest postponement, but in a statement on their website this morning reiterated they were confident the cup tie would go ahead.
It read: "A pitch inspection will take place on Monday afternoon ahead of the cup game with Oxford, but the club is expecting the tie to go ahead as planned."
Charlton intend to allow the pitch to dry out in the open air today, before setting up the dome, which is pumped full of hot air, later this afternoon.
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In November 2008, I lost my grandmother! One month later I lost my job. My world was becoming chaotic. We are at war. The stock and housing markets crashed. Unemployment is at an all time high since the Great Depression. The list goes on. I began reflecting on the times with my grandmother. She left me a bit of money and I bought a new camera outfit. Over the months I began to reflect about life. Before you know it my heart and sole was filled with images of places that I saw and I knew my grandmother saw because she was with me. I decided to share our world with you so I put this nice little gem together filled with 120 pages of inspiration and sights.
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grand·moth·er (ˈgran(d)-ˌmə-thər): Mother of one's father or mother! Any kindly, sweet old woman who will happily boost your self-esteem
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WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - Gov. Jack Markell is joining other state officials in unveiling proposed gun legislation for Delaware. Following the massacre at an elementary school in Connecticut last month, officials have been looking at how to keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them and how to reduce gun violence, particularly mass shootings. Delaware lawmakers voted in 2011 to join other states in sending mental health records on individuals prohibited from having firearms to a federal gun purchase background check database. But a proposal by Markell to close the so-called "gun show loophole," which excludes private firearms transactions not involving licensed dealers from federal background checks, failed to clear a Senate committee. Markell said recently that he has not given up on closing the gun show loophole.
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The Michigan Irish Music Festival will fill Muskegon with spirit all weekend.
It kicks off Friday at 5 p.m. with live music, and then live dancing starts at 6. There are three covered stages for performances, an Irish market, and authentic Irish food and drink.
The weekend's headliners are Gaelic Storm, the band that appeared in the movie "Titanic" as the Celtic party band. They'll take the stage Saturday night at 9:30.
Other highlights include Geneology with an Irish Accent at 11 a.m. Saturday and multiple performances by the Ardan Step Dancers on Sunday (10 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.). There is a Magner's Cider Tasting at 2 p.m. Saturday, and again at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Magner's Tent. That costs $10, but only Sunday's tasting still has openings.
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Besides, you could always NOT press your fingers too hard against your skin so it doesn't feel too abrasive.
This leaves a refreshing afterfeel, kind of how a cough lollie feels (but for the face)
The only complaint is the price, very expensive for a scrub. But its worth the price because I have had mine for 2 years.
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This is the only exfoliating scrub I've ever used because it agrees with my sensitive skin, but beware because it still is a little harsh. I use it maybe once every two weeks.
Also, the Clinique counter lady warned me to NEVER apply the scrub over any active breakouts because it will cause the bacteria to spread - that goes for whiteheads too. So, when using, you have to be very careful, which is why I only gave it a 4 rating because it's so refreshing it'd be great to use it more often, instead of waiting for clear skin...
Loved this scrub at first. Left my skin so soft and clean feeling. Really loved the tingling minty feeling too. However, after a few uses, I break out in an angry itchy rash like hives. I thought Clinique's products were allergy-tested! :(
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This is the best scrub I've ever had. My skin is oily/combination and I tend to get a lot of clogged pores, impacted pores, etc. No face wash seems to do the trick on it's own and most scrubs don't have enough beads or grit in them to really get all the dead skin off.
This exfoliating scrub is thick with beads and does a great job. It isn't for everyone (really sensitive skinned people would compare it to rubbing their face with sandpaper, I expect) but it is exactly what I want.
I love the cool, tingly menthol feeling I get when I use it and I really feel like my face is buffed down and free of dead skin cells. I use this two or three times a week.
For anyone who wants a scrub that's a little more tough, this is the one for you!
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I bought this on a whim, considering i was looking for a great scrub and thought a higher brand would be better than a drug store scrub (like it goes for most products).
Overall, a good scrub that does the job and feels tingly and cool, but i found the 'beads' too course that it scratched and irritated my skin a little.
I think this product is something i would probably end up buying again in future when my skin settles down some, but for now the Biore Pore Unclogging Scrub outranks the Clinique one.
UPDATE: WOULD NOT CONSIDER DUE TO ANIMAL TESTING FOR CHINESE MARKET 17/02/2012 This scrub is great. I've bene using it for years on and off. I always go back to it. Careful if you have sensitive skin, it can be a little harsh if you don't mix with enough water because it is a bit thick. I use it in the shower, that way I'm able to realy rince it off completely. Also, it's great for hands.
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The best scrub I ever used! A little goes a long way and my entire tube last for a year as I just use this only 2x a week. I like the minty fresh feeling and slight tingle when I apply it to my face. It made my skin soft , dewy and really smooth.
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Brentford loan out El Alagui, but recruit promising Arsenal and England international
11:57am Friday 10th January 2014 in Football By Tim Ashton, Sports Editor
Brentford have been wheeling and dealing as the January transfer window action hots up at Griffin Park.
Boss Mark Warburton has signed Arsenal striker Chuba Akpom on a one-month loan, while Farid El Alagui has left for north of the border.
Akpom, 18, has made two senior appearances for the Gunners as well as representing England at U16 and U17 level, and scoring six goals in 11 outings for the U19s.
"I am delighted to welcome Chuba to the club for what will be his first loan spell away from his home club," Warburton said.
"I have enjoyed watching Chuba's development over the past two seasons and particularly noticed his contribution for Arsenal in the NextGen Series tournament.
"He is a strong, quick player with an excellent touch and good vision."
Meanwhile, El Alagui has joined Dundee United until the end of the season – subject to international clearance.
The Frenchmas has made 16 appearances for Brentford this season, scoring six goals.
The Bees have also recruited midfielder Alan Judge from Blackburn Rovers until the end of the season, while the loan spells of George Saville and Marcello Trotta have been extended until the summer.
Warburton said: "George and Marcello have made an excellent contribution to the season so far.
"I have every confidence that they will continue to have a very strong influence in future games.
"Thanks to Chelsea and Fulham for their co-operation and we look forward to seeing them develop in the months ahead."
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