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Aviation expert Gerry Byrne explains how airlines can spend millions of euro on an aircraft and still make money, we hear about some of the tropical diseases which are carried into Ireland, and we learn how city life is stressing out our cats!
The RTÉ Concert Orchestra will be taking part in the Galway Arts Festival, when they present A Night At The Proms, on Saturday Night! Today David Brophy, who is the conductor of the RTÉ Orchestra, joins Derek in studio to tell us about some of the highlights we might expect!
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There seems to be an upsurge in the theft of dogs in recent months… In one particular case two much loved lurcher dogs, Jodie and Erin which were stolen from a boarding kennel in Kildare in May.
Their owners were heartbroken, but with a very impressive campaign using celebrities, social networks and a lot of hard work, both dogs were successfully retrieved – separately – six weeks later.
But not all of us would have the time or the know how to get our dogs back… one veterinarian from Bray Vet has for some time now been trying to raise public awareness of the risk to pets – and he says it's not just pedigree dogs that are targets! He wants us to start treating or dogs like expensive cameras – and not to leave them unattended on the front lawn!!!
Pete Wedderburn is here to tell us more…
What do you do if you have a lost dog, or if you think your dog has been stolen?
1. First, phone your local dog warden. Dogs wardens are employed by local authorities to help to deal with lost/ roaming dogs, so there is a good chance that the details of your dog may be on record. An astonishing number of owners of missing dogs never take this initial, important step, so do this before doing anything else.
2. Second visit one or more of these websites, and follow the instructions:
a) The comprehensive and recently updated "What to do if you have lost your pet" page on the Dublin SPCA website. This page includes many other "lost and found" links for Ireland.
b) The excellent Lor's Lost Dog Page on Facebook
c) The useful ISPCA Lost and Found section
d) The long established "What to do if you lose your dog" page on IrishAnimals.ie
If you'd like to read Pete's blog, the link is http://tinyurl.com/ktxt68k.
If you are heading to the Tropics this summer, one of the most important items you must get is a travel iron, and some appropriate footwear - not because you look sharp, but for reasons far more serious! Mary Kingston went to find out about the need for ironing in the tropics, in the company of Dr. Graham Fry, from the Tropical Medical Bureau; she also spoke to Anthony Hannon, who had a rather nasty encounter with a bug he christened Arnie!
Anthony and Arnie
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Arnie in Anthony's arm
Arnie in Anthony's arm
Giving birth to Arnie!
Arnie beside a €1 coin
To find out more about the Tropical Medical Bureau, click here, and to find out more about Tissue Myiasis, click here to read the TMB factsheet!
Earlier this month, British Airways took delivery of a brand new Airbus A380 superjumbo plane. The huge double-decker – the world's largest passenger plane – will make its first commercial long-haul flight with BA to Los Angeles on September 24th.
The delivery of the £270 million superjumbo followed that of two Boeing Dreamliner aircraft as part of a £10 billion British Airway's plan to upgrade its long-haul fleet.
Which got us wondering: how on earth, with huge outlays like that (and that's only the cost of their planes), do airlines make money? How many tickets does a flight need to sell to break even? When you buy a plane ticket how much of it is profit?
To find out, Derek is joined in studio today by aviation journalist, Gerry Byrne.
Hedgerows and the Law
Hedgerows in Ireland form important features in maintaining wildlife diversity and in establishing wildlife "corridors", particularly for birds. The commonest nesting birds found in hedgerows such as wrens, dunnocks, robin and willow warblers depend entirely on insects during the Summer months. In general untrimmed, thorned hedgerows containing species such as blackthorn, whitethorn and holly are favoured by birds as they provide ample food and also serve as a protection against predators.
Section 40 of the Wildlife Act, 1976, as amended by Section 46 of the 2000 Act, provides protection for hedgerows by providing that it shall be an offence for a person to cut, grub, burn or otherwise destroy hedgerows on uncultivated land during the nesting season from 1 March to 31 August, subject to certain exceptions. It is important that, where possible, necessary work to hedgerows is carried out outside this period.
It is possible in most cases to schedule and carry out necessary work to hedgerows outside this period. The legislation makes provision for works (other than road or other construction works) to be carried out for reasons of public health and safety under the authority of any Minister or a body established by statute that lead to the destruction of vegetation. There is also a provision to enable the Minister for Environment, Heritage and Local Government to request from the relevant Minister or body details of any such works together with a statement of the public health and safety factors involved.
It shall not be an offence to destroy vegetation in the ordinary course of agriculture or forestry. Also it shall not be illegal to destroy vegetation while preparing or clearing a site for lawful building or construction works.
It is the policy of the Minister to prosecute for offences under section 40 of the Wildlife Acts 1976 and 2000 and successful prosecutions have been taken under this section in recent years. Members of the public are encouraged to contact their local wildlife ranger and report instances where hedgerows are being destroyed during the prohibited period.
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An old cowhand came riding into town on a hot, dry, dusty day. The local sheriff watched from his chair in front of the saloon as the cowboy wearily dismounted and tied his horse to the rail. The cowboy then moved slowly to the back of his horse, lifted its tail, and placed a big kiss where the sun don't shine. He dropped the horse's tail, stepped up on the walk and aimed toward the swinging doors of the saloon.
"Hold on there, Mister," said the sheriff. "Did I just see what I think I saw?"
"Reckon you did, Sheriff. I got me some powerful chapped lips."
"And that cures them?" the Sheriff asked.
"Nope, but it keeps me from lickin' 'em."
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ANDERSON — There's something about the month of August that California driver JoJo Helberg likes about Anderson Speedway.
For the third consecutive year, Helberg captured an August race with the Must See Racing Xtreme Sprint Series in Saturday's running of the Best Way Disposal 50.
With an invert of the eight fastest qualifiers, Chris Neuenschwander grabbed the early lead chased by Brian Olson and Tyler Roahrig with Helberg starting fifth in the 20-car field.
Helberg passed local favorite Aaron Pierce on the second lap and got around Roahrig for third before 10 circuits were completed.
Neuenschwander's night ended on Lap 8 as he slowed on the track and pulled out of contention, expressing his displeasure at the mechanical problem.
That gave the point to Olson with Helberg hot on his trail. Helberg used an inside move entering Turn 1 on Lap 9 to take the lead.
Fast-qualifier Brian Gerster gained two positions in the first 10 laps and was running sixth, before starting a climb to the front.
Gerster passed Troy Decaire and Pierce and was running fourth at the halfway point. Pay Less Little 500 winner Jacob Wilson, running in the top 10 at the time, pulled into the infield on Lap 25 after making contact with Kevin Blue, which brought out the only caution of the race.
From there, Helberg pulled away on the restart to win by six-tenths of a second over Roahrig and Gerster, with Olson and Pierce rounding out the top five.
Following the restart, Gerster and Pierce made it three wide in Turn 2 as they worked around a lapped car, something normally not seen in sprint-car action at Anderson Speedway. All three drivers escaped without incident.
"The bottom was working well," Helberg said of his car running the low line. "For the last four laps, the car started to develop a vibration. So I was a little worried."


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Greensburg —
The Greensburg boys basketball team appears set to make school history tomorrow afternoon.
The Pirates celebrated Saturday's regional championship, which required a team effort to knock out a pair of top-five teams in Class 3A.
Greensburg (24-1) will have an opportunity to extend its record-setting season at the Class 3A South Semi-State in Richmond. Top-ranked Mt. Vernon (Fortville), which is 24-1, stands in Greensburg's way.
The Pirates will also have a chance to extend two individual records when the season continues this Saturday at Richmond High School. After setting a school record for wins in a regular season with 20 and going unbeaten through last year's sectionals, the Pirates are aiming for win No. 25...and beyond.
Individually, a pair of juniors set school records during the regional tournament. Forward Sean Sellers was approaching the all-time scoring record of 1,226, needing five points in the opening game against Evansville Bosse. The previous career scoring record was held by Spencer Wilkison, who played for two seasons from 1984 to 1986. Sellers tied and passed the mark with a score early in the second quarter.
Junior Bryant McIntosh, whose family moved into Greensburg before his sophomore season, etched his name into the Pirate record books last week. The 6-foot-3 point guard became the school's record-holder for assists in a season. Tom Greve owned the previous record with 176, accomplished in the 1979 to 1980 season. McIntosh now has 183.
According to head coach Stacy Meyer, however, the individual satisfaction of making history takes a back seat to the collective pursuit of a goal not yet achieved. The Pirates prefer to sail into unchartered waters and become the first team with a chance to carry the state championship trophy back to the Tree City.
While the trio of Sellers, McIntosh and 6-foot-8 sophomore Ryan Welage have accounted for 66 percent (1,177 of 1,791 points) of Greensburg's offense, Meyer said the rest of the team is just as crucial to the their success.
"When you look at scoring and rebounding, they're always up there every game, but it's all the kids," said Meyer. "When I say all the kids, that is varsity down through freshmen. Just like right now, we have some JV players preparing these players for Semi-State, so they're just as important as McIntosh, Sellers, Welage, (junior) Macy (Holdsworth) and (junior Collin) Rigney. It's a total team effort. To have that type of success, it has to be unselfish kids playing unselfish with one common goal in mind, and that's to win."
Seniors Tyler Burcham, a defensive specialist, Shane Ploeger, a crucial inside presence, and Riley Billieu, one of the team leaders and valuable players off the bench, have provided energy and depth these first 25 games. The trio's defensive mettle have proven to be irreplaceable.
In order for Greensburg to achieve its ultimate objective, the Pirates figure Saturday to stay sharp and busy defensively. Although Mt. Vernon scores just less than 15 fewer points than Greensburg, the Marauders are still capable of putting up points. Junior point guard CJ Coleman surpassed the 1,000-point milestone Saturday in the Regional Championship by scoring 29 points against Frankfort, including 21 first-half points. Coleman averages 19 points per game and leads the team in assists. Held to eight points after halftime, Coleman's teammates picked him up in the second half. Four different players scored during a 13-3 third-quarter run. Junior forward Stephen Turner, averaging close to 16 this season, finished with 18 points, while junior Zach Spears and Anthony Burnett each added nine.
Another factor that will be on Greensburg's side is the fan support. The Pirates' followers outnumbered the oppositions' for both regional games, which has been the norm all season.
Meyer commented on the strong support that his team has drawn locally.
"It's amazing what 17- and 18-year old boys can do for a community, and it's special," he said. "For one, you never know when it's ever going to happen again. I think it does show that the boys play with a sense of excellence on and off the court, and I think our community respects that and enjoys that, and supports that...and I think that showed this weekend with the amount of people. It is a rallying point for a community, and it's special."
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Via the Wall Street Journal, Matthew Futterman has a long piece, well worth reading, about the decline of youth baseball in the United States. Some numbers:
From 2000 to 2009, the latest year for which figures are available, the number of kids aged 7 to 17 playing baseball fell 24%, according to the National Sporting Goods Association, an industry trade group. Despite growing concerns about the long-term effects of concussions, participation in youth tackle football has soared 21% over the same time span, while ice hockey jumped 38%. The Sporting Goods Manufacturing Association, another industry trade group, said baseball participation fell 12.7% for the overall population.
At the high school level, baseball has held steady with about 15,786 programs in the U.S.-a number that ranks it No. 3 among all boys' sports. Youth sports officials say there's been a small decline in the number of teams, but largely because of funding cutbacks.
As for Little League, which covers kids aged 4 to 18, about two million kids played in the U.S. last year, compared to about 2.5 million in 1996-an overall decline of 25%. The only growth in youth baseball participation since the 1990s, according to the NSGA, has come from kids who play more than 50 times a year-which suggests more children who play baseball have chosen to specialize.
So the sky is falling?
Not really. That statistic about high-school baseball is telling, I think. And I think the statistic about kids 7 to 17 playing baseball is less than telling. At least in terms of the talent base. These days, lots of little kids are still playing baseball (if only because soccer's mostly a fall sport). They play, and if they don't enjoy it much -- often, because they're not really good at it -- they find something else to do. Can you blame them?
Granted, the coaches at the youth level aren't helping much. How many times have you driven past a youth team's practice, and seen a coach lobbing pitches to a kid while everybody else is standing around with nothing to do?
Too often, I'll bet. There are ways to run practices that keep all the kids engaged and having at least some fun, but it's not realistic to think more than a handful of coaches around the country will ever get there.
While the American talent base might be trending ever so slightly downward, I have to think that's more than balanced by what's happening in Latin America and Asia. So don't worry about Major League Baseball; even if you could notice a difference -- which you probably couldn't -- the talent in the majors figures to go up, not down, in the coming years.
Speaking of Major League Baseball, you might guess they would be concerned about fewer children playing baseball. Because theoretically at least, kids who don't play baseball are less likely to become adult baseball fans.
Perhaps. But pundits have been predicting the death of baseball as a big-time spectator sport for around 50 years, and for around 50 years they've been dead wrong. Nothing lasts forever, of course. But I don't see anything coming down the pike that's going to replace baseball in the American sporting mind every summer.


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Distinguishing itself from typical Italian restaurants, John's of 12th Street is the result of combining authentic Italian cuisine with a unique and special dining experience. John's of 12th Street is open late so that no matter what time you're craving a delicious meal, they can always satisfy your hunger. At John's of 12th Street, they pride themselves in using only the highest quality and freshest ingredients in the preparation of all their dishes. Their menu features a variety of menu options including Stuffed Mushrooms, Chicken Parmigiana with Spaghetti, or Fried Calamari, as well as all your favorite Italian food entrées. Not sure what you're in the mood for? Try the famous Margarita Pizza, it's the perfect bite to satisfy your hunger any time of the day. Come in and enjoy the romantic and festive décor that makes John's of 12th Street one of the premiere dining establishments in the East Village, or order online for fast yet delicious delivery! Either way, John's of 12th Street is the right choice for fantastic food at a reasonable price!
Ordered a vegan pizza with fake "daiya" cheese which is (about $16) for a small but what showed up was the vegan pizza with no cheese at all (about $10) and their phone is dead so I can't call and complain. 2 stars instead of 1 because it's actually pretty decent tasting.
Posted 8 months ago by Nadav B.
Tasteless and very delayed lasagna. You can get better from your average pizza place.
Posted 9 months ago by adam b.
Vegan ravioli was delicious!
Posted 9 months ago by sophia w.
Always excellent.
As a cash only restaurant it's great to be able to charge my delivery through Seamless.
Posted a year ago by Michael S.
The second time we have ordered from John's and the last. The first time they forgot our order, we called after 65 mins to be told the would get right on it. It was 90 mins before we got our delivery.
Tonight after 65 minutes we called, to be told, sorry it was complete chaos and they had no idea when they could get to our order. I told them to cancel the order and he said he thought that was a good idea. I guess we're just too small for them. Never again
Posted a year ago by Jean K.
The best soulful Italian available in the east village. Manicotti and chicken parm is the best-- the chicken parm is also thin!!
Posted a year ago by Mark B.
I don't understand how this place got 4 stars. The bruschetta was drenched in oil, totally uneatable. I ordered pasta with garlic and oil and I'm convinced they used the entire bottle of olive oil. Waste of money I couldn't finish any of it.
Posted a year ago by Lauren C.
Ordered spaghetti/meatballs & carbonara, it was terrible. Bland, unexciting, looked terrible. And they were so pricey! White castle or tgif would prob made it better.. Then you might figure how bad this place was. I would give it minus points if possible and it hurts that I can't get my money back. Never ever again, I rather stay hungry.
Posted a year ago by Chris W.
Best classic-style Italian in the east village! Really great staff too
Posted 2 years ago by Evan C.
Ordering delivery from a restaurant that is really more of an eat-in establishment is generally risky, not least because the dishes tend to be more complicated and therefore travel less well. Such was the case with my order of sweetbreads and mushrooms and chicken parmigiana. The sweetbreads were just ok but came across as soupy due to being packaged separate from the potatoes and so forth. The spaghetti that accompanied the chicken was awful, dry strings of stiff pasta that I threw out. The veal was fair. NOT recommended for take out, might be worth a try eating in.
Posted 3 years ago by William E.
Food here is pretty good, and the portions are huge. I think I'm at an advantage because I live in the building literally right next to it, so the food has never taken more than 15 mins to get here and is always fresh.
Posted 3 years ago by Dean D.
great meatballs & carbonara. one of the few non-homemade meatballs i'll eat.
Posted 3 years ago by Sean E.
Great food well served. Always great!
Posted 3 years ago by John S.
Delivery took twice as long as the smealess web estimate. When I called they continued to tell me the delivery person had "just left" and should be there in "15 minutes" - this went on for an hour. For $29 they delivered my two pounds of spaghetti with 1 tablespoon sauce. The sauce at Trader Joes for $1.99 is far superior to their sauce. The chicken was drowning in water (and was flavorless) and the minestrone soup was so gross I threw it away - oh, but thanks for giving me such an enormous portion of this awful soup and and absurd portion of inedible pasta. I'm giving the food one star because choosing zero stars is not an option. This place is such a rip off!
Posted 3 years ago by leah c.
I got the chicken parmesan and they sent me a crazy amount of bread with it. Overall, the food is pretty good. It's not on par with the best Italian I've ever eaten, but it's good.
Posted 3 years ago by Andy J.
Great portions and easy delivery.
Posted 3 years ago by carey s.
Don't trust their quoted delivery times... they are perpetually late!
Posted 4 years ago by Samantha G.
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11:13am Friday 21st December 2012 in National News © Press Association 2014
A former Army doctor's career lay in ruins after he was struck off the medical register over the death of Iraqi detainee Baha Mousa.
Dr Derek Keilloh, 38, a respected family GP, was left "extremely disappointed" by the decision of the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS), at the conclusion of a marathon 47-day hearing in Manchester.
The father of two did "everything possible" to save Mr Mousa's life - but then claimed not to have seen evidence of the severe beating he took at the hands of fellow soldiers.
Mr Mousa's father, Colonel Daoud Mousa, said: "I wanted the doctor to be banned for life. He did not have humanity in his heart when he was supposed to be caring for my son. He did not do his job properly."
Now a popular and "conscientious" family doctor, Dr Keilloh was the medic in charge who supervised a failed resuscitation attempt on Mr Mousa, who had been hooded, handcuffed and severely beaten by soldiers after his arrest as a suspected insurgent in war-torn Basra in September 2003.
Dr Keilloh, then a captain and regimental medical officer of the 1st Battalion, Queen's Lancashire Regiment (1QLR), claimed later that he saw only dried blood around the nose of Mr Mousa, 26, while giving mouth-to-mouth and CPR. His body swollen and bruised, Mr Mousa, a father of two, had suffered 93 separate injuries, including fractured ribs and a broken nose.
An innocent hotel receptionist, he was arrested in an Army crackdown by soldiers who believed, wrongly, that he was an insurgent involved in the murder of four of their colleagues the month before.
The MPTS found Dr Keilloh guilty of misconduct following Mr Mousa's death and announced "with regret" the only "appropriate sanction" was banning him from working as a doctor. An online petition and support from patients and fellow doctors now working with Dr Keilloh failed to save his job, despite him being described in glowing terms.
Dr Alderman, chair of the MPTS panel, said this was an "unfortunate case" and Dr Keilloh had been described as an excellent doctor but an "unambiguous signal" must be sent out about "conduct unbefitting a doctor".
Dr Keilloh, who qualified in medicine at the University of Aberdeen, has 28 days to appeal against the decision in the High Court to save his career.


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Man charged in scissor assaultStaff Report | January 01,2013Police say a Tinmouth man stabbed a woman in front of their daughter and then coached the girl to lie about it.
Kevin Frederick, 29, of McCoy Road, pleaded innocent Monday in Rutland Criminal Court to charges of domestic assault and interference with access to emergency services. He was released on the conditions including that he stay away from the woman and their children. If convicted, he could face a maximum of two and a half years in prison and $10,000 in fines.
Police said they arrived at the family home Friday afternoon in response to a family fight complaint and found the woman "crying profusely, and physically trembling." She said a dispute escalated to Frederick stabbing her in the forearm with a pair of scissors, according to affidavits, and unplugging the phone to keep her from calling for help before hitting himself in the head with a metal space heater.
Police said the woman's arm had several fresh puncture wounds.
Frederick's account of events, according to police, was that the woman hit him in the face and then stabbed herself with the scissors.
Police said three small children were in the room for the fight, and that the oldest, an eight-year-old, initially backed Frederick's story.
However, police said that after a discussion of the difference between truth and lies, the girl told them Frederick had stabbed her
mother and then told her to tell the police her mother had stabbed himself.
The affidavit noted that state law allows a court to consider the presence of small children during a crime when it determines sentences.
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Essex Police warn against misleading burglar alarm salesmen
8:36am Tuesday 20th November 2012 in Epping Forest By Melanie Attlesey
ELDERLY residents in Epping Forest are being urged to watch out for burglar alarm salesmen making false claims to secure orders through a new poster campaign.
Essex Police has been contacted by people who have found they were misled into accepting offers of a free alarm system.
The companies are believed to cold call residents informing them they can have a free alarm system under a scheme run by the Home Office, police or council.
But once the system has been signed for residents often find they must pay thousands of pounds worth of monitoring or maintenance costs.
The police are aiming to put up posters on notice boards in doctor's surgeries and town centres across the district to warn residents of the scam.
Tony Ellis, Essex Police's crime reduction officer for the Epping Forest district, said: "These firms tend to move around the country deliberately targeting elderly and vulnerable residents.
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If it wasn't known already, the weekend's game against QPR showed once again that if you put a brick wall up in front of Tottenham, they simply do not have the armoury to blast through it.
And if the club is fool enough not to recognise that, and chooses not to bring in a big shiny, new cannon during this January transfer window, then the unfortunate reality is that our Champions League qualification will again be jeopardised.
The QPR game was a lot like the Stoke game and other such matches this year and last where teams approach their Tottenham encounter looking for no more than the one-point. Get lots of bodies into mid-field, hassle the Tottenham middle wherever possible, mark up on our wingers and then sit everyone in the side just in front of the penalty box.
Tottenham has a number of chronic disabilities that prevent us from taking home three points against these types of strategies. The first is our shocking effectiveness from corners and set-plays. I'm sure opposition teams worry very little when they concede a corner or penalty against Spurs. Our delivery is mostly awful and our ability to convert when we actually do get the incoming kick right is woeful.
Our strikers struggle in this scenario too. Defoe gets marked heavily and muscled off the ball, while Adebeyor is just not clinical enough when the rare opportunity falls to him. Having to play two strikers, also reduces our creativity - at least while Ade is in such poor touch.
We also struggle for leadership when attacking. In a match like that, you need your big guns to step forward and try and use those special skills to effect. Gareth Bale can't afford to get marked out of a game and Moussa Dembele needs to try and create more directly using his majestic dribbling skills. As the match wore on against QPR, it was hard to imagine just who was going to step up and break the match open for us.
It's in this type of game where our lack of a creative passer also really comes to the fore. In this kind of match, you'd want to pair a Lewis Holtby with Dembele in mid-field rather than a Sandro or Parker, who's strengths are largely unrequired in this type of game.
What can we do?
As the season wears on and every point becomes more valuable for the stragglers, we're going to face this type of strategy more and more. The same thing happened last year and it cost us critical points and dented our confidence. If AVB goes blinkered into the back half of the season, thinking everything will work itself out, chances are it won't. This is an opportunity for AVB to show his ability to work through a problem and find a solution.
I maintain that we require a striker who can play effectively on his own. Without that we have too little ability to change up our tactics and bring a bit of unpredictability to our game. We also need something more in mid-field. In retrospect, Tom Huddlestone would have been a better substitute than Scott Parker due both to his better passing abilities and his ability to shoot from distance. However, it seems pretty clear than AVB doesn't have a lot of faith in Huddlestone (and probably has reason to have done so) but he desperately needs someone who can add spark to the mid-field for these types of affairs. Again, I don't see why we would put down the 2 million to bring Holtby in early when there is so much at stake.
Indeed, I think AVB needs to totally re-think the side's approach and team selections against the lower rung of clubs who are more likely to park the bus. Players like Gylfi Sigrudsson and Steven Caulker who can bring more to our set pieces, would both get starts in my eleven against a team like QPR. Caulker's aerial ability is desperately needed (and the pace he has over Dawson is also well-suited against teams playing the counter-attack) while Sigurdsson delivery is the best in the side and he can create goals out of nothing with his long-range shooting talents.
Indeed, I'd like to see Sigurdsson at 10, swapping throughout the match with Bale to force the Welshman to get onto the ball and the ball at his feet within striking distance. You'd even consider Dempsey for Lennon on the other flank giving you a forward three behind the striker, who can all shoot and swap positions on the park at will to try and unsettle the defence.
The reality is Tottenham is unmatched when it comes to playing fast, counter-attacking football but very ordinary against breaking down stubborn defences. What works in the former scenario has proven not to do so, against the latter.


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Springfield, Mass. -- September 6, 2009 -- Meg Bradley fired home what proved to be the winning goal with 20:33 remaining as the Springfield College field hockey team defeated Worcester State, 3-1, in the championship game of its own Dottie Zenaty Invitational today at SC's Amos Alonzo Stagg Field.
In the consolation game played earlier, SUNY Brockport defeated Western New England College, 2-1.
With the win in game #2, #19-ranked Springfield is now 2-0 on the young season, while Worcester State becomes 1-1.
The Pride began the scoring when senior midfielder Becca Gamble (Granby, Conn.) tallied with 21:44 remaining in the first half. The goal was assisted by senior midfielder and Tourney MVP Morgan Rein (Mystic, Conn.). That gave SC a 1-0 lead at the half. Rein finished with one goal and four assists in the tourney.
Bradley, a junior midfielder from Cumberland, R.I., then fired a rocket into the net with 20:33 left in the contest. Proving to be the game-winner, that goal was assisted by junior forward Meagan Dobson (Longmeadow, Mass.).
Worcester State then made a game of it when sophomore defender Molly Cotter (No. Easton, Mass.) countered with 13:14 remaining. That goal was assisted by senior midfielder Leslie Hill (Raynham, Mass.).
But just over six minutes later (7:02 left), SC sophomore forward Kate Newman (Uxbridge, Mass.) gave the Pride some breathing room with her first goal of the season. Bradley assisted. That closed the scoring.
Springfield had the best of it according to the statistics. SC outshot the Golden Bears, 34-6. The Pride had 20 penalty corners to WSC's seven. WSC sophomore goalkeeper Katherine Masterjohn (Warren, Mass.) was credited with 13 saves. For SC, sophomore GK Alison McCarthy (North Andover, Mass.) made two saves.
Springfield's second representative on the All-Tourney Team included freshman midfielder Kayla Sokol (West Brookfield, Mass.).
Up next, SC travels to play at Keene State Tuesday (Sept. 8) at 6 pm.
Consolation Game -- Brockport 2, WNEC 1
In the first game of the day, the Golden Eagles defeated the Golden Bears, 2-1, in the consolation game. It was 0-0 at the half, but then senior forward Allyson Granish (Binghamton, N.Y.) struck quickly (33:43 left) to start the second stanza for Brockport. That goal was assisted by Brockport's All-Tourney representative, junior defender Kelly-Ann Henry (Glen Head, N.Y.)
Later, with 16:24 left, freshman midfielder Jackie Massoni (Bay Shore, N.Y.) gave Brockport a 2-0 advantage. That goal came off a penalty corner.
With 10:20 left, freshman forward Katie Clegg (Athol, Mass.) counted an unassisted goal for the Golden Bears, but that finished the scoring.
Brockport had the better of the stats with a 31-12 edge in shots, and a 9-1 advantage in penalty corners. Brockport freshman Kasey Schreiner (Hamburg, N.Y.) was credited with five saves in goal, while WNEC sophomore GK Lindsey Orszulak (Longmeadow, Mass.) had 13 saves.
For WNEC, junior defender Erin Griffin (Lowell, Mass.) made the All-Tourney Team.
Brockport is now 1-1, while WNEC falls to 0-2.
2009 Dottie Zenaty Invitational All-Tourney Team
Morgan Rein -- Springfield (MVP)
Kayla Sokol -- Springfield
Veronica Farrell -- Worcester State
Kelly-Ann Henry -- Brockport
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Famous hip hop artists include Run-D.M.C., Public Enemy, 2-Pac, Jay Z, and LL Cool J. Kool DJ Herc is credited with the birth of hip hop. The story goes that he organized dance parties at his home in the Bronx. The parties drew gangs off the street and soon physical violence was replaced with dance competitions, reducing crime on the streets and opening new doors of self-expression for urban teenagers.


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New Orleans, La. - During an intense hearing, the State Police Superintendant faced New Orleans Council members and the public about an alleged take down of two teens the Sunday before Mardi Gras.
The incident was all caught on tape by a nearby camera in the 700 block of Conti Street. It angered a lot of people and many are still upset.
Colonel Mike Edmondson reviewed the findings of an internal investigation conducted by the State Police.
He says the group of 8 undercover troopers acted appropriately when they approached two teens in the Quarter on February 10th.
He says the troopers suspected the two were juveniles and attempted to i.d. them.
Edmondson says the troopers identified themselves as State Police, but one of the teens reached for his pocket and the other tried to flee.
He says that's when the troopers detained the two young men using appropriate force.
Colonel Edmondson says race was never a factor.
The 17 and 18 year olds involved told FOX 8 they had no idea they were being rushed by State Police.
Also in the video, the mother of one of the teens, an 8th District officer is seen walking up to the troopers and grabbing for her son.
The troopers did let the teens go with the officer.
Colonel Edmondson says he's asked the NOPD to review her actions.
Council member Susan Guidry and Latoya Cantrell, along with members of the public disagreed with the State Police and the findings of the internal investigation.
The Justice Department and the FBI are now reviewing the video.
Councilwoman Guidry said the NOPD was invited to attend but declined.
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Perfection is back. The whole of racing, especially in Southern California, is enamored by the announcement Saturday by Jerry Moss that undefeated champion Zenyatta will race again.
"It's the greatest thing to happen to racing in years, that they decided to run her again," Hall of Fame trainer Richard Mandella said Sunday morning between training chores at Santa Anita. "It's not like she's ever been abused. (Trainer) John Shirreffs is not going to do that. She's lightly raced (14 starts). What's the point of retiring her? I think it's a great thing for everybody; maybe not for the people who have to run against her."
There is no argument from Mike Smith about the 6-year-old mare owned by Jerry and Ann Moss and trained by Shirreffs running again, after her retirement was announced following her history-making victory against males in the Breeders' Cup Classic last Nov. 7. It's more than a business relationship for Zenyatta and the Hall of Fame jockey, who is her regular rider.
"She definitely knows who I am," Smith said. "Without a doubt, I think she does. If you spend enough time around these horses, they get to know you. She knows when she sees me, she's going to get to do something. Whenever I get on her back, she gets excited and starts dancing.
"Her comeback is definitely great for racing. She's a star, and people love to watch her run. She's doing great and she's happy and healthy. Hopefully, she'll stay that way and keep on winning."
Zenyatta worked five furlongs on Cushion Track Sunday at her Hollywood Park headquarters in 1:01.40, breezing.
M One Rifle won the Grade I Malibu Stakes at seven furlongs on the front end, crossing the wire 2 1/2 lengths in front, but the lead is not required for victory, in the opinion of Mike Smith, who rides the California-bred son of Bertrando again in Saturday's Grade II $150,000 Palos Verdes Handicap at six furlongs.
"We'll see where he draws and everything," said Smith, who has ridden the gelding in all eight of his starts, four of them victories. "He's pretty fast. If he gets away good, he'll be fine, but he doesn't necessarily have to be in front. That's what I like about him."
Trained by Bruce Headley, M One Rifle has been in the money in every race, earning $378,572.
Probable for the Palos Verdes: Dancing In Silks, Joel Rosario; Eaton's Gift, Tyler Baze; Kinsale King, Martin Garcia; M One Rifle, Mike Smith, and Supreme Summit, no rider.
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Originally published: Sep 3, 2013 - 11:53 am
PHOENIX -- Police have arrested a 63-year-old man who has been accused of watching a teenage girl change clothes at a Phoenix thrift store.
Security-store footage led police to the home of Victor Miguel Villalobos late Monday night.
The girl and members of her family were shopping at the Goodwill store near 32nd Street and Chandler Boulevard earlier in theh day. The 14-year-old was changing clothes in a dressing room when she spotted a mirror on the floor.
She called out to her mother and sister. A store employee also responded but the girl's mother chased after the man she'd seen running away.
Villalobos was charged with unlawfully viewing, taping or recording of a person, which is a felony.
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The Hendricks County Community Foundation's youth philanthropy council, Hands Helping Hendricks (H3O), has begun accepting online applications for grants to be awarded April 25 at the HCCF's annual Celebration Dinner.
Hands Helping Hendricks provides grants to charitable organizations or projects done by youth or benefiting the youth of Hendricks County. Guidelines and instructions for H3O's grants may be found online at www.hendrickscountycf.org/youth. Eligible organizations and projects can receive grants of up to $500.
The grant applications are due no later than March 28 and must be submitted online.
H3O's mission is to improve the community and educate youth through the ways of philanthropy by giving grants to and serving charitable organizations.
As a program of the Hendricks County Community Foundation, H3O is designed to give youth in Hendricks County an inside view of grantmaking. Youth are tasked with fundraising, grant writing and reading, marketing, and volunteer service. The council is made up of middle and high school students from all six Hendricks County high schools.
The Hendricks County Community Foundation works to improve the quality of life in Hendricks County by helping donors match their passion with community needs, awarding grants to non-profit organizations and projects, and collaborating to address community issues. The foundation manages an $8 million collection of funds that were created by individuals, families, businesses, and organizations for charitable purposes. For more information, call 268-6240 or visit the website at www.hendrickscountycf.org.


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This past Thursday The Big Apple Bakery held their Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. In conjunction with the Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce members enjoyed complimentary tastings and beverages. For the month of April you can still take advantage of their Coffee Special! Purchase the Big Apple coffee travel cup for $15 and refill it for life for only .50¢.
The "New York Style Bakery" specializes in New York style bagels, flavored cream cheese, muffins, cupcakes, cookies, danish, breads, pastries, crumb cake, seasonal specialties, gluten and sugar free options, specialty cakes, gourmet coffee and smoothies.. The Bakery will also serve gluten-free, sugar-free and Paleo Diet-approved baked goods. Big Apple Bakery is located at 1206-D North Lake Park Boulevard in Carolina Beach, just a few doors down from Michael's Seafood. The Bakery will be open Monday through Friday from 6:30am until 7:00pm and Saturday and Sunday from 7:30pm until 7:00pm. They can be reached by calling (910)458-8200. For more information follow them on Facebook or visit BigAppleBakeryNC.com.


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The Roomba 790 is the latest autonomous vaccuum cleaner from the folks at iRobot, and it's the first that you can control remotely. Yep, the 790 includes a wireless remote control that you can use to direct the Roomba towards any problem areas. The device itself has touch controls, a method to schedule automatic cleanings, and has great battery life. It isn't cheap, though. You can get the Rooma 790 now for $699.99.
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What a great introduction to cruising on CCL! This is my first cruise, my wife's second. While the weather was terrible, the entertainment and activities aboard were just fine.
We had a tiny porthole room for 4 on deck 2, and it was perfectly adequate for our needs.
Favorite things:
Food - duh! I eat uber-low-carb usually, but I had to break my own rules a few times. The cake-pops were a treat. The coffee is marginal at best, though I started adding vanilla ice cream to it. So much for healthy.
Comedy - The adult shows were a riot! If you were at the Monday night show, "I don't call it, it just comes" was the punch line of the night!
Towels - Really. I didn't steal any. They are simply great. We bought two as souvenirs we will actually USE often!
Service - Each and every CCL employee we encountered was polite and went out of their way to make life on board enjoyable. The best, without question, was our waiter in the Golden Dining Room, Navin, from Guyana. We did any time seating, and arrived promptly at 5:45 PM for dinner each night at table 127 because we got him the first night. Treated my kids great. I doubled his gratuity in cash and am sending kudos to the office in Miami.
Camp Carnival - By far, without question, this is the best amenity for a family. 12 hours per day - free children's programs, with another 5 at night for a charge. Ivana and Andrea stood out to me, along with a lovely young lady from Toronto whose name escapes me. They took the time to organize the kids, keep them entertained and provide constructive activities through out the cruise. We were initially concerned that my 9 year old daughter, who is very reserved and a bit introverted, would be miserable... but she did great!
For first timers: PRE REGISTER PLEASE. Get it done. We signed kids in at 10 AM each day. Programs run till 12:45, when you pick them up for lunch. Programs resume for 2:00 until 4:45 when you pick them up for dinner. At 6:00 PM the program resumes till 10:00 with optional 10:00 to 3:00 AM care for $7 an hour per kid. On the first sea night, they offered a 10:00 PM to 12:00 mid special kids night at a slight discount. We took advantage, and saw two comedy shows as adults.
Saint John was OK... but rainy and cool, so we went back to the ship and the kids begged for Camp.
Behind the Fun Tour - At $95, this 3.5 hour tour behind the scenes of the ship was a pricey but entirely memorable "excursion." We saw behind the stage at the Amber Palace, the engine control room (with some witty banter about the ribbing the deck officers and engine officers share), the galley (which takes up the entire mid-ship on deck 4 as I recall), the laundry (more info than I ever needed in the laundry). We saw "I-95" the main artery that services the ship including loading and unloading, food storage, and a massive beer-soda locker. (They store liquor and other "flammable foods" in a special locker. In case of fire it is easier contained there) Visiting the bridge was excellent - the captain was away when we arrived, so we got some real time with the first and second officers. I noticed the captain's espresso machine - and asked him about it. He brings two of his own machines on board as he drinks 16+ cups a day!
Minor Disappointments (not really complaints):
Shower leaks all over floor. I suppose they have a reason for this, but the edge of the shower and the bottom of the shower curtain do not meet. This should be re engineered.
TV service is very limited. Yeah, I know we arent on board for TV, but I like to keep up on real news and TV entertainment at bedtime. The satellite TV was spotty, and limited to CBS and ABC from Miami, CNN-lite (like the Airport TV channel) and HLN.
Library - It just sucks. Bare shelves, nothing else. What a waste of a room. The AA and NA meetings are held there. It would be better if they turned it into something techy, a coffee or wine bar or something else.
Coffee - No more free espresso/cappuccino at dinner. They charge for it now, but claim it is an upgraded brew- same as what is served at Creams coffee bar. The coffee for the masses in the Red Sail buffet is on par with cheap hotel or McDonalds coffee... I drank it out of habit. Will bring a big coffee cup next time.
Iced tea is a terrible liquid concentrate, however is unsweetened. Bring Mio or Crystal Light if you are a diet-drinker. The fruit juices are all "fruit juice cocktail" meaning sweetened concentrates. This is fine, just something the user should know.
Midnight Buffet - It is no more. There is food available, while limited. I look forward to cruising on another line that has the late extravaganza sometime!
The 2.0 stuff was good. Guys Burgers and the taco place were good. I grabbed a bowl in the buffet, went to the taco place for chicken or pork, and made a great taco salad with the fixins... fits my lower carb life!
Stuff I will do next cruise:
Smuggle more booze.
Bring a large cup for making real iced tea.
Bring a large coffee mug (travel mug).
Bring more bottled water and soda.
Bring three bathing suits for everyone.
Stuff I learned on CruiseCritic.com that I am glad I did:
Smuggled some booze on board.
Brought a $5 door-shoe organizer to keep our bathroom organized. Hung on towel bar.
Brought ziploc bags for everything.
Booked my Behind The Fun tour within seconds of boarding. Both tours sold out.
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VICTOR ESPINOZA, CANONIZE, WINNER: "Everything set up for me the way I wanted it to. We didn't know what to expect of him since it's his first time going long, but it set up very well. I had good position sitting behind the speed and I just saved a little bit for the end."
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MIKE SMITH, GLADDING, SECOND: "He ran a great race, he didn't stop. He tried to come back."
RON ELLIS, CANONIZE, WINNER: "It was a perfect trip, beautiful. They turned it into a two-horse race around the turn and I could tell my horse was going to run. He lowered his head and he was trying. I wanted to see if he could run a mile on this (dirt) track.
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JOHN SADLER, GLADDING, SECOND: "They ran a fast final time and they finished fast. We'd have liked to have won it, but we're happy."
SAMANTHA SIEGEL, WINNING OWNER, WHEN ASKED ABOUT WINNING TWO STAKES OVER THE WEEKEND: "It's been a blast. We actually won an allowance race earlier today at Gulfstream with Believe in A.P., which was very nice. We don't have weekends like this very often so we need to enjoy this."
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