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LAWRENCEVILLE - This year has been a struggle for Cecily Bromfield.After three years in Atlanta, she's finally working. But four months with a corporate job still wasn't enough for the single mother of four to have enough money for Christmas. "We're playing catch-up," she said. "It's not that I don't work, it's just very hard. Just buying groceries every two weeks is really hard." Bromfield brought 13-year-old Nicholas to the Lawrenceville VFW Christmas morning for food, carols and the camaraderie of knowing other people were in similar situations. "I wanted the kids to realize that regardless of what we don't have at Christmas, we have a lot more than some people," said the mother who has been homeless three times. "We've got still so much to be grateful for." Bobigene Pack, the founder of Love in Action outreach ministries, said she expected about 300 people to come to the program for dinner and prayer. Knowing that she is helping people is her Christmas gift, Pack said. "It gives them the strength to try again," she said. "Nothing means more to me." For Melody Hansford, the meal was an opportunity to spend Christmas with her children, 4-year-old Shamarayih and 15-year-old Troycobb. Troycobb isn't living with his mother now, but said he liked being able to see his family for the holidays. Seeing people happy is what made it a good Christmas for her, Hansford said. "I'm having fun, it's a beautiful day," she said. "That's the main thing." Paula Alonzo, a volunteer, said her daughter is active with the ministry. Alonzo said she had often wanted to help out on Christmas but had never had the opportunity. The experience, she said, made her really happy. Melanie Wright said she woke up Christmas morning thinking about volunteering and remembered the program had been mentioned at her church. Divorced with no children, Wright said serving food to people who need it was much better than spending her holiday alone. "The spirit of giving back fills me," she said. "It replaces a void you can't really explain. To see people happy and fed, it warms my heart."
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TWELVE people were arrested during Merseyside Police swoops this morning that focussed on football related disorder and violence.
Officers executed ten warrants across Merseyside in Wallasey, Bootle, Old Swan, Kirkby, Huyton and Maghull.
Eleven arrests were in connection with trouble at a bar in Liverpool city centre on Saturday, December 7.
A man was also arrested on suspicion of assault following the alleged stabbing of an Oldham fan in Liverpool on Sunday, 5 January.
The arrests incluide:
- Nine males, three aged 17, two aged 18, two aged 19, a 22-year-old and a 25-year-old, have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder.
- A 24-year-old man on suspicion of violent disorder and section 18 wounding.
- A woman (has been arrested on suspicion of possession of class A drug with intent to supply and a man has been suspicion of possession of a prohibited item.
Area Commander for Liverpool North, Chief Superintendent Jon Ward, said: "Today's operation sends out a powerful message to a small minority of so-called football fans intent on becoming involved in violence and disorder that this type of behaviour in unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
"However, today's operation is just the start of our proactive work to target these individuals. Over the forthcoming weeks we have a number of operations planned to target those intent on causing trouble around football fixtures in the area.
"You might think you are anonymous in the crowd or in a busy bar and no-one can see your anti-social behaviour and actions but think about it next time because ten people in custody right now had the same thought. In the next few weeks more people can expect to have early morning wake up calls courtesy of my officers.
"For an offence to be considered as being football related it has to be within 24 hours either side of a football match. Distance is irrelevant just as long as we can prove it was football related.
"Successful convictions should result in football banning orders which will mean they will no longer be able to attend games or follow their national side abroad.
"On Merseyside there are already 70 football banning orders in force, which gives reassurance to those genuine fans and family groups who want to go and watch their local football club in a trouble-free atmosphere."
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The City of Columbia is expected to name a special panel this week that will look into police and the prosecution's handling of information before the death of a Columbia woman shot to death in a bakery.
Authorities are holding three suspects, Lorenzo Young, 18, Troy Stevenson, 18 and a juvenile in connection with the death of 33-year-old Kelly Hunnewell.
That panel will try to determine whether Young should have been taken into custody long before the shooting.
The Fifth Circuit Solicitor's Office and Columbia Police were aware Young had an extensive criminal record including violent crime and that he'd been linked to a fingerprint found on the door of a home that had been burglarized in the Heathwood neighborhood in mid-June.
That print was confirmed almost two weeks before Hunnewell's death while she was working at a bagel bakery.
Young and Stevenson were both out of jail on bond. Young had previously been implicated in first degree burglary. But a long-standing agreement between the Columbia Police Department and the Solicitor's Office seemed to break down, leaving Young free to commit more crimes.
That agreement says police, especially in serious cases, need to check with prosecutors before they go to a magistrate to get warrants. Legal veterans say that often prevents cases from falling apart on technicalities or for lack of evidence.
The attorney for a witness and a homeowner in the Heathwood break-in and provided crucial information to police say an outside group needs to review everything that happened and find out whether anyone made what may have turned out to be a fatal mistake.
The Hunnewell case could become a political issue in the mayor's race. Incumbent Mayor Steve Benjamin has called for the creation of the review panel. Challengers Moe Baddourah and Larry Sypolt have also made public safety central themes of their campaigns.
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After months of planning, a week of worrying about bad weather and an afternoon of traffic headaches and security checks, thousands of people finally converged on Tropicana Field to kick off the 2012 Republican National Convention.
The baseball stadium transformed into more of a concert arena as performer after performer took to the stage to entertain the crowd.
Doors opened at 5 p.m. after an afternoon of sound checks and final rehearsals.
For Tampa Bay Host committee Ken Jones, the festivities come as a big relief.
"See my fingernails? They're all shorter," he laughed. "The weather, you can't control it, you gotta wait and see and watch and hope for the best. It's been nerve wracking but we're here and the convention is happening."
A sea of people mixed and mingled on the field while music blared through the stadium.
One of the first performers was American Idol contestant Shannon Magrane, who is from here in the Bay Area. Her voice filled the stadium as she belted out Flo Rida's "Good Feeling" and Journey's "Open Arms."
"I feel like I got their attention and it feels good to be up there," she said.
Magrane said she was glad to be a part of showing off her hometown.
"I'm so glad we get to show the world what Tampa Bay is like," she said.
Other performers included Cirque Dreams, a fire dancer, and performers from Busch Gardens.
The night closed with a performance by country star Rodney Atkins.
Bill Drout is a delegate who flew here from Houston after several days of keeping a close eye on the weather. He said he was determined to make it here.
"We were gonna come unless they shut the airport down," he said.
He has a busy week ahead building and ratifying the party platform, but Sunday night, for him and thousands of others, it was all about the party.
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JEFFERSONVILLE, IN (WAVE) - Police are searching for a driver who crashed a car into a gas main and caused an explosion that left three people homeless and injured a small dog. Officers said the driver ran away from the scene.
It happened around 2:20 a.m. Wednesday at Watt and 9th Street in Jeffersonville. Investigators said fire engulfed the duplex. A couple, who were already awake at home, lived in one part of the house. Another person lived in the other half. Neighbors said he wasn't there during the fire.
Crews believe the fire started after a vehicle ran over a gas line. Vapors fueled the flames that ultimately leveled the structure.
"When I arrived on scene about 50 percent of the structure was well involved in fire," said Deputy Chief Josh Thompson of the Jeffersonville Fire Department. "The remaining part of the structure was filled with smoke and it was being fed by the natural gas leak. At that point there was nothing we could do until we got gas shut off."
A couple saved their two dogs, but one of the pets has been admitted to Blue Cross Hospital for Animals.
"Time will heal most of the cuts and scrapes. The dog's heart rate is good. His chest is good. He's got burn places on his body and of course he's been through a terrible ordeal, but he'll be ok," Dr. Damon Campbell said.
The driver abandoned the vehicle involved. Jeffersonville Police are searching for the persons or people involved.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Rick Dutrow has filed a federal lawsuit trying to overturn his 10-year ban from racing in New York for drug violations.
The lawsuit, filed this week in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn, says the 53-year-old Dutrow has been "irreparably harmed" by the New York State Racing and Wagering Board for what he says is effectively a lifetime ban.
Dutrow claims racing officials engaged in "wrongful and malicious actions" against him. He's seeking $10 million in damages for lost earnings, punitive damages and an order lifting the ban.
He had unsuccessfully appealed the ban in state courts.
A spokesman for the New York State Gaming Commission, the agency that succeeded the racing board, says they haven't been served with legal papers and declined to comment.
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Acceptance of transfer credit from accredited institutions is often dependent on the relevance of the work to the degree program being pursued. Graduate students are only allowed to transfer graduate-level courses that are equivalent to Drexel CS (mandatory and flexible) core and breadth coursework (please review the course requirements for the MSCS and PhD degrees at http://www.drexel.edu/catalog/masters/cs.htm and http://www.drexel.edu/catalog/doctorate/cs.htm, respectively). Transfer students should confer with the Graduate Coordinator at an early date to ensure that no misunderstanding occurs with regards to the use of transfer credits in their degree plans. Ideally, students should apply for transfer credits during their first academic term at Drexel University and no later than the beginning of the first offering of the associated Drexel CS course. Graduate transfer credit must be approved by the college/school in which the student is enrolled and may be subject to the following restrictions:
At least 30 graduate term credits (equivalent to 20 semester credits) of any master's degree program must be taken at Drexel. Similarly, for students admitted in post- baccalaureate status to a PhD program, at least 75 graduate term credits of the degree must be taken at Drexel.
All transfer credit must have a grade of B or better for MSCS and B+ or better for PhD students, and the student's overall average in all prior graduate work must be a minimum of B.
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Magic Bullet Quick Looks Limited: 20 Color Correction Presets Free for NoFilmSchool Readers
Red Giant's Magic Bullet Looks is an aggressive color correction tool. For a more subtle approach, I recommend Colorista, but for dramatic results very quickly, it's hard to beat Looks. Quick Looks Limited is, as you can guess from the name, a limited set of twenty presets from Looks — free for NFS readers! Anyone can sign up using the link at the bottom of this post, but this bundle was only available with certain purchases previously. Now it's gratis for anyone to experiment with:
Quick Looks Limited provides a fun sampling of the power of our popular Magic Bullet Quick Looks plug-in, with access to a library of 20 presets inspired by the look of feature films like The Matrix, Saving Private Ryan, and Traffic. Set the mood of your footage for everything from a wedding to the next Sundance original.
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Will on 10.11.11 @ 7:04PM
Not sure if that creating your own 'look' could be defined as the 'point of film'. Not sure it's worth complaining about a bunch of free presets no matter how good/bad you think they are.
Chris Hubbard on 10.11.11 @ 8:17PM
thanks koo!!
this is PERFECT for those fast edits that just get sent to youtube =]
I use quick looks, mojo and colorista free to grade my stuff, and I seriously love them
if you're a very experienced user, you can get a lot more from the full looks and colorista II; but if you don't have those already, quick looks and colorista free are actually quite useful
the looks I use most are "white diffussion", "black diffussion" and "warm dream" (or something like that); just add it to your (already color corrected) footage, dial the effect down to taste (the presets are purposedly too strong), and enjoy the very pleasing effect
some examples here:
(just look at the effect, don't be too harsh on me: that's not paid work, I just took my camera to a friend's wedding)
Samuel, I'm loving that 35mm lens. Looks so pretty.
yes, it is awesome: super sharp (even though it has some dust inside, including a long filament just on the rear element) and with breathtaking bokeh
you can see it in action here too:
and in sharpness and bokeh tests here:
Are you always making feature films or do you do other video stuff that might require "looks?"
Arthur, do us all a favor: please change your name and stop hating so much. Appreciate it.
Will on 10.12.11 @ 3:46PM
Yeah, that name was getting on my tits too. What a chump.
Huge props on Man Child by the way, Koo. Just followed your lead and cut a multimedia look book for a feature I'm trying to get financed. I think it's a good idea – so often your past work has no bearing on your future and the only way to get your vision across is with other images.
Villi on 10.13.11 @ 5:32PM
Arthur, I guess you kinda figures, since you realised it was about the last name. Nobody actually mentioned that before you did.
Koo, do you know if Looks will work with FCPX? I'm making a point of not looking back. ;o)
Daniel on 10.12.11 @ 10:54PM
Hey, thanks for the link. Do you know if this works in Vegas Movie Studio Plat 11? I don't own any of those other fancy programs :/
Bryan on 10.13.11 @ 1:49PM
Please send me a link!
Right there at the bottom of the post…
Peter on 10.13.11 @ 3:42PM
The video above shows it in FCP 7, will it work in FCPX?
Sinan on 10.13.11 @ 4:35PM
This is only for MAC. That's bad.
dispo on 10.13.11 @ 6:32PM
nope! it's got a windows version too! seems it only work on adobe AE & PP.
Sinan, there is an option for downloading a Windows version. Did you assume otherwise?
oh that's nice… more and more interested in your site….
Bob W on 10.14.11 @ 4:52PM
Thanks, Koo, for always come up with free stuff to sample. Red Giant knows that we'll come away from the appetizer ready for the full entre!
Brett Pierce on 10.15.11 @ 2:37PM
Whats Bob said^
Brett Pierce on 10.15.11 @ 2:38PM
Is there a school for color grading? I struggle with it!
Russell on 10.22.11 @ 7:46PM
:( Tried to download it but it won't accept my email address…. Huh?
Josh on 08.8.12 @ 9:17PM
Thanks Dude!!
Alex on 10.18.12 @ 6:13AM
Here you can get free (and not free) Looks presets: http://vegasaur.com/magic-bullet-looks-presets


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"Arabian Nights" is a story of stories. The ruling caliph, Shahryar, was emotionally wounded upon finding his queen in the arms of a male slave. Transformed into a sick villain, each day Shahryar marries a new virgin, taking her life that night. With his kingdom running low on potential wives, Shahryar demands his assistant wazir offer up his own two daughters.
Rather than flee the kingdom, his elder daughter Scheherezade plans to survive the ordeal using her book of ancient stories and well-honed delivery skills. Each night, Scheherezade weaves a new tale with a cliffhanger ending sparing her throat from her husband's knife.
In describing a nigh-matchless production, few words can be spared on any one aspect. The Wismer Theatre inside the university's Performing Arts Center is a delightfully intimate venue with raised rows of seating for excellent views. Its wide walkways provided space for cast members to infiltrate the respectful and enthusiastic audience. The floor of the set was a marvelous simulation of Islamic tile work spreading out toward a pillow-laden palace bed backed by intricate and pleasant images of Arabs, mostly women, whose robes practically flowed into the real and extensive veils towering from the rafters. At times, those veils were subtly enhanced by a mellow haze which, along with sultry Eastern music, blanketed the audience, increasing intimacy.
The costumes were as lush and diverse as the offerings of any bazaar, enhanced by various ornate boxes and authentic bric-a-brac. The cumulative effects of the set, costumes, almost-Shakespearian language and references to Allah gave the audience a taste of and respect for the beauty of Arab culture.
As for the actors themselves, Whitlock's casting was perfect. Scheherezade (Sepideh Burgiani) seemed born to flit about the room, twinkling her tympani to signal changes in her chronicles of princely doings and human failings. Shahryar (Xander Ritchey) was very easy on the eyes, with a sharp jaw and meaningful listening faces. His metamorphosis from brooding brute to artless, smiling and laughing admirer was entrancing and perfectly paced.
However, Whitlock bears some responsibility for my only complaints. Throughout the first half of the play, Ritchey was often tucked away amidst the audience, eye candy hidden out of the spotlight. Then, at the start of the play's most erotic scene, the house lights came up signaling intermission; they could have waited for the afterglow to reveal the audience.
It would be impossible to list all of the wondrous performances in a cast in which each player was highly involved with multiple roles, but this reporter was especially impressed by Katie Thornton, who portrayed the impressive but somewhat haughty Sympathy the Learned and sang beautifully in support roles.
It is tempting to say "Arabian Nights" is a must-see for theater fans, but really this play is a must-see for those who do NOT like theater. As both warning and enticement, know that many of the stories are bawdy, with sexual humor both intellectual and straightforwardly physical, and an epic instance of flatulence.
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A new name has surfaced in the growing list of candidates for the Eagles head coaching position.
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The field position battle is underway in the 2012 BCS National Championship Game. After LSU Tigers punter Brad Wing put the Alabama Crimson Tide at a disadvantage, Alabama Crimson Tide punter Cody Mandell booted the ball out of bounds to avoid Tyrann Mathieu. You cannot blame him.
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LSU took the field in a pistol set with Kenny Hilliard behind Jordan Jefferson. A false start call on Alex Hurst gummed things up, but the Tigers stuck with the run. Hilliard gained a handful up the middle, but when Jefferson decided to keep on a slow-developing sprint to the left, the drive stalled.
Spencer Ware entered on third-and-long, barely advancing the ball beyond the line of scrimmage thanks to some excellent stalking by Courtney Upshaw.
Which brought up the main event: Brad Wing's punt coverage unit ... gave up a long, 45-yard return to Marquis Maze! It came at a cost, though ... it appeared Maze had to duck out of bounds due to what might've been a cramp at best, a hamstring injury at worst. We'll stay in touch once we know more about his status.
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The Bannock County Sheriff's Office discovered nine boys had been denied food, beaten and forced to go outside in cold weather without coats.
Idaho returns 6 boys to polygamous sect
Pocatello, Idaho a Six boys sent to repent with a follower of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints were reunited with parents earlier this month after Idaho dismissed their custody cases.
9 boys pulled from polygamous home in Idaho
A polygamous man who oversaw an Idaho home where nine boys were sent on repentance missions by Warren Jeffs has pleaded guilty to three counts of child abuse.
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Two men now face felony charges after a routine traffic stop led the Pocatello Police K-9 unit to search their car where they found heroin, among other drug paraphernalia.
Idaho ag officials: Don't blame cows for nitrate
A recently released report from the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality shows that 16 percent of water samples taken from 4,200 wells across the state have too much nitrate.
Duo sets new speed record for climbing Idaho's 9 highest peaks
Jared Campbell, left, of Salt Lake City, and Luke Nelson, of Pocatello, pose for a photo on the summit of Donaldson Peak in the Lost River Range in central Idaho.
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Jerome, Idaho For firefighters in the Magic Valley to receive certification training, it requires a trip to either Pocatello or the Boise area.
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Custom RV Builder Working With TV Show
Over the years Doug Tolbert of Powerhouse Coach has built around 55 custom RVs that have been shown on national television shows over the years, television station KPVI in Pocatello, Idaho, reported.
Fire crews investigating Pocatello house fire
Fire officials are still investigating a fire that broke out over the weekend on the 4700 block of S. 5th Ave. Just before four o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday, a motorist noticed smoke coming from the home on 4741 S. 5th, between the new interstate connector which is still under construction and the Rimrock Bar and Grill.
Former Idaho GOP congressman dies
In this Nov. 20, 1997, file photo, former Congressman George Hansen poses for a photo, in Pocatello, Idaho.
UI cuts six degree programs that have relatively few students
The University of Idaho is focusing on the future by making some cuts. At Thursday's Idaho State Board of Education meeting in Pocatello, the university's prioritization plan was approved.
Chamber members get INL update
Bob Hudson Jason Bright of Bright Pest Control answers a question for Andrea Jeffery at a trade table during Wednesday's Greater Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
Bannock County democrats focus on union workforce
The Bannock County democrats are refocusing some of their campaign efforts to get out the vote this upcoming election in November by pointing much of their attention at giving the sedentary labor union workers more of a voice.
PRT buses start rolling into new home
Public transportation is getting a little bit safer, according to the Pocatello Regional Transit officials during Tuesday's grand opening of its new station south of town, across the street from the Bannock County Sheriff's office.
Crowds and cones - Ice Cream Zoofari draws-in community
Families in southeast Idaho packed themselves into the Pocatello Zoo on Saturday evening for some frozen treats at the 18th annual Ice Cream Zoofari fundraiser.
State Legislator Files Suit in Son's Death
State legislator Julie VanOrden, R-Pingree, has filed suit with her husband Garth against the Bannock County Sheriff's Office and deputies working at the Bannock County Jail after officials wouldn't answer questions about the circumstances surrounding the death of their son, Jason VanOrden, according to the Idaho State Journal .
Foster grandparents get ready for coming school year
Lance Neal, of Pocatello, listens at a workshop led by Director Lori Murdock on how to deal with different kinds of behavior within the classroom during a Foster Grandparents of Southeast Idaho training session Tuesday at White Pine Charter School.
Police ID Idaho man suffering from apparent amnesia
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TALLAHASSEE: The Hendry Correctional Institution is one of several prisons the state is planning to shut down in order to save $30 million a year.
The Florida Department of Corrections announced Tuesday Hendry Correctional Institution, Brevard Correctional Institution, Hillsborough Correctional Institution, Tallahassee Road Prison, Lowell CI Boot Camp and Sumter Boot Camp will be closed.
The DOC set a target date of June 30 for the completion of the closures.
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alexia23fl: Hi Aubrey! I am so happy about yesterday's deal. I wanted to know what personal goals you have for yourself this season. Also, what is your opinion about mainly being a DH this year. Thanks!!
Aubrey Huff: I don't ever really make personal goals, except to hit .300 and everything usually falls in place
after that. As for DH, we signed a great right fielder in Jose Cruz. It looks like I'll play a little bit of first and a little bit of right. It's OK with me.
Gil_Ceder: How did you keep focus at the plate while learning a new position?
AH: You've just got to separate the two. You can't think about hitting while in the field or fielding while at
the plate. It's not really an issue for me.
Robert_Ziemlak: Hi Aubrey. Thanks for helping my fantasy team this past season. You made me look like a genius.
What advice would you give kids for hitting?
AH: Have your mom and dad buy a batting cage and work your butt off. That's what my mom did. I started hitting in
that thing when I was six or seven years old.
Base_Ball_2: Aubrey, what part of your game have you been working on the most this offseason?
AH: I start running in October and lifting in November. I don't pick up a bat or ball until January.
JOE_BURGESS: Aubrey, do you feel like you were slighted by not making the All-Star team after such a great first half last year?
AH: Not really. It's definitely an honor to go. But Lance Carter had a good year last year and I think people
overlook just how well he did.
jonana: Hi Aubrey. Did you do anything to celebrate your new contract?
AH: I took my mom, sister, girlfriend, best buddy and agent to Malio's restaurant in Tampa last night and had a
very good time.
raysfansf: In your opinion, who was the best free agent pickup or trade of this offseason?
AH: Tino Martinez. He brings a lot of leadership to our team. And offensively, coming back to the American
League, I think he's going to have a heckuva year.
bat: Do you play video games? Do you have a favorite baseball game to play?
AH: I don't play baseball video games. But I like to play Madden Football, Play Station 2. I try to get the new
version every year.
Base_Ball_2: Tampa now has a great manager and home-grown stars such as yourself. What else does Tampa need to do to be a contender?
AH: Eventually, we're going to need to pick up a couple of front-line starting pitchers. Not for this year but
probably in the near future.
david396: Aubrey, how do you feel about Baltimore's rising offensive lineup? Do you think they'll provide a new
challenge to the AL East?
AH: I think the whole AL East will be a little different this year. I know it's been the same, standings-wise, for awhile, but I think it's hands-down the hardest division in baseball. This division did the most this offseason. It should be exciting.
thenockmlb: What pitcher do you fear the most when you come up to bat?
AH: I don't really fear a pitcher. I don't like to face a couple. Andy Pettitte was always tough for me. Thank
goodness he's in the NL now.
thenockmlb: What was your favorite sport growing up?
AH: I liked playing basketball but it turned out I was better at playing baseball.
Base_Ball: Who is your favorite buddy on the Devil Rays?
AH: Travis Harper. He's just a really laid back guy like myself. He likes country music like I do and he's been
on a lot of the same (minor league) teams with me. He's my traveling buddy.
raysfansf: Aubrey, what position do you think you are most fitted to play?
AH: Right field. I felt more comfortable out there last year. It felt more natural.
bat: What is your favorite park to play in?
AH: Camden Yards or The Ballpark in Arlington. Very friendly hitter's parks with grounds that are well
dragdashon: Do you still keep in touch with your old college teammates at UM like Pat Burrell or Bobby Hill?
AH: I keep in touch with Burrell quite a bit. I haven't talked to Hill in a while.
yogimax: My name is Max from NJ! Up here in Yankee country I fly the Devil Ray colors and wanted to know what affect Lou Piniella has had on the young guys in your clubhouse? What does Lou do to keep you guys on
course, keep you going?
AH: He's intense and has a way of keeping the young guys on their toes. He's the perfect manager for this team.
He turned around the teams in Cincinnati and Seattle and hopefully he can do the same thing here.
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Consumers Union has long urged Trader Joe's to stop selling meat from animals raised with antibiotics. The group, an advocacy and policy arm of Consumer Reports, took its campaign to Idaho this week, ahead of Friday's opening of a Trader Joe's in Downtown Boise.
Consumers Union took out a full-page advertisement in the Idaho Statesman this week, calling on Trader Joe's to "be an industry leader and stop selling meat from animals raised on antibiotics."
The advertisement says 80 percent of antibiotics sold in the U.S. are used on farm animals, including healthy ones, which contributes to making those drugs less powerful in treating infections. That issue last year prompted the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to create a "road map" to phase out the use of certain drugs on farm animals.
"We understand the importance of our customers' decisions when it comes to their grocery shopping and do not presume to make choices for them; we work hard to offer products we think fit our customers' needs covering a range of considerations," Trader Joe's said in a statement emailed to the Idaho Statesman. "As is made plain by the offerings in our stores, we are interested in making available to our customers products made with meat and poultry raised without the use of antibiotics," including some beef, chicken, turkey, lamb and pork items.
Consumers Union says Trader Joe's gets 80 percent of its products from private labels, giving it more control over its supply chain than most grocers have.
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"We need to stop wasting these critical medications on healthy livestock," Jean Halloran, director of food policy initiatives for Consumers Union, said in a news release.
Some national companies such as Whole Foods and Chipotle, and some local businesses such as the Boise Co-Op and Meats Royale butcher shop in Boise, have committed to stop selling meat raised with antibiotics, the group said.
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PORT ST. LUCIE -- The Mets' baseball simulator was in use Monday, and so was Pedro Martinez. Some of the mystery that recently had shrouded the rehabilitation of Martinez's surgically-repaired shoulder was scraped away when the club announced the veteran pitcher had pitched the equivalent of three innings in simulated game conditions against Minor League players at the club's complex in Florida.
The club said only this much: that Martinez had thrown 50 pitches and that his next activity -- throwing batting practice, a sideline session, another simulated game or pitching in a Minor League game -- would be determined Tuesday after Martinez's condition had been re-evaluated.
General manager Omar Minaya said last week that Martinez had thrown 60 pitches in the Dominican Republic on Thursday. But it seemed the club was not aware of that episode until well after it happened. The club had said in July, following a simulated game, that Martínez would suspend his rehab program for a week to 10 days, a break prescribed by the club's medical staff.
Minaya reiterated Martínez has endured no setbacks and that he still is expected to pitch at some point in August. He mentioned September as well, a possibility that hadn't been discussed publicly before last week.
"I've said all along that whatever we get from Pedro this year is a bonus," Minaya said. "It's one of those things where his body is going to say what happens next."
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1 1/2 pounds catfish fillets
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½ stick butter
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5. For Sauce: Heat ½ stick butter in skillet. Add ½ cup of milk. Bring to a boil. Whisk in Hollandaise Sauce, stirring frequently. Add TC Creole Sandwich Sauce. Reduce heat to medium-low, simmer, and stir until thickened, about 1 minute. Add crawfish. Cut casserole into squares. Spoon sauce over casserole to serve. Serves 10-12.
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This is my new secret weapon in the war against pasty skin. I had been using it as a cheek/brow bone bronzer-type thing, but I've discovered a new use: I mix a squirt of this with my sunscreen (Aveeno Active Naturals SPF 30) and it cuts the ghastly sunscreen whiteness and gives me that "I just did time in an evil tanning booth"/"I use expensive self-tanner" glow. And I've started skipping my tinted moisturizer. Just a bit of powder and I'm set! The only problem I have with the pump dispenser is that it clogs quite frequently, and you get little chunks. Other than that, fab. This will last forever, so it's worth the money. (I'm an NW20, so one little pump is all it takes for me.)
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I'm suprised I havn't reviewed this before but this week it got unseasonably hot here and I was out in the sun feeling like a pasty ghost and remembered this. I always wear a serious sunscreen and I hate bronzers in general. I am not a fan of the tan look but a couple of years ago I was on a hunt for something that would not leave me obviously tan, just give me a bit of color and take off the edge of my NW15 skintone. This product surpassed all my expectations. I bought it at whole foods, it cost me about $40. It's a one ounce glass pump jar.It lasts forever, I have had my current bottle for two years because it takes so little to make a difference for me. It has a light herbal scent to it that dissipates a few minutes after application. I have dry to normal skin and this did not really do anything as far as leaving a film behind or a heavy feeling, it completely absorbs into my skin and is weightless. It doesn't affect the way other products apply or feel either. I have used it in many ways. I have mixed it into tinted moisturizer or regular foundation to darken, I have mixed a bit into my sunscreen before applying to off set the whitish caste some sunscreens leave behind. I have also used it over foundation or directly on my skin over my sunscreen. I have even mixed it into my reg moisturizer on no makeup days to even my blotchiness out a bit. Every way I've used it looks wonderful. It is foolproof. It looks super dark and scarey out of the bottle but once it's on, you cannot tell I am wearing a thing unless you knew how pale I was before. There is no obvious line at my jaw that makes my neck and face look like they belong to different people. It blends in seamlessly. There is absolutely no glitter or shimmer in this, it is very gentle and subtle. I have never found anything that comes close to this. If you are looking for something that will make you look very tan, like you spent a week at the beach, this is not it but if you are looking for something that will make you look like you are a healthy person with an inner glow who takes good care of your skin, this is it. When I wear this I have gotton comments telling me I look well rested, not asking where I was on vacation and that is exactly what I was looking for when I found this. Everytime I use this I am truly amazed at how unique it is in that it changes my complexion but you really can't tell what is different. I wish they made a huge bottle for the body as well. Love it, worth every penny.
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I like this bronzer but I think it works best as a sort of all of face tint rather than a cheek color. The packaging instructs to mix it with moisturizer but I just apply it straight and blend like crazy before it dries. The packaging also claims "to blend and soften the appearance of small red blood vessels, skin impurities, scars, a lack of pigmentation and other skin irregularities." I'm not sure about all that but it definitely does help even skin tone and, being a bronzer, helps with the "lack of pigmentation." It has a weird smell to it - sort of like cut flower stems - but very strong. It's not unpleasant, it's just not the way most cosmetics smell. It also has a slightly grainy texture in the bottle (glass with a screw-on pump top) which smooths out on the skin. (One thing about the pump top - the product has a tendency to get clogged in the little dipensing hole.) The color is nice for my warm-toned skin - sort of brownish-orange - that does not turn muddy on me as other bronzers have. This is definitely not for everybody and I would recommend trying before buying if you can find it (Sephora no longer carries it).
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I love that this gives my skin a healthy glow without having to apply loads of product. It's perfect for an extra boost under your regular make-up or for days when you don't want to wear any foundation (say if you're going for a hike, or going to the beach). It hasn't broke me out at all, and doesn't make me greasy around my t-zone. I apply it after the Moisturizing Day Oil, and you only need a few drops. I think it's a really great product and would definitely buy again
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I love this stuff! Nobody will ever stop and ask you where you've been on vacay, but don't be surprised if they do make comments on your lovely, healthy complexion and general bright-eyed-and-bushy-tail'ed-ness. The concentrate is extremely sheer, and 2-3 drops in my jojoba oil each morning provides the perfect coverup for winter blahs, as well as a nice, natural dewy-glowy look atop my summer tan. Although the small bottle can seem a bit pricey, you really only need a few drops, so it tends to last forever. Cost per use must be astronomically low. The smell is very light and thank god for that -- it smells of herbal baby oil to me. My only other complaint is the dispenser: every third or fourth use produces a congealed clump of what's been sitting in the pump nozzle. This gunk is useless and, as such, waste of perfectly good product. Sadness. But such trivial concerns could not sway my overall love for the serum, which makes my skin look really, really fantastic in an uncomplicated, un-made-up sort of way.
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Great product. Gives my skin a very natural, healthy tone and it is also pleasant to use. I'm not a terrific fan of Hauschka products (although I have tried to like them), but this one is definitely a winner.
Fabulous stuff! I love Hauschka! I even used this on my legs when wearing capri's in the summer. It is easy to use, it gives a great tanned look and it's a quality product with non toxic ingredients.
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I wanted so much to love this product but it fell short of my expectations. Let me explain that I first purchased the Maybelline Bronzing Booster Concentrate (see my review). FANTASTIC product. Beautiful color and so easy to use. Unfortunately it was a LE product and was discontinued. I really liked the concept of tinting my regular moisturizer for a sheer wash of color. So based on the reviews here I splurged on the Dr. Hauschka version. Unfortunately its not as good as the Maybeline. Its too sheer and the color isn't as flattering. Its kind of a muddy color and even though its a sheer tint it doesn't leave me with a healthy glow like the other bronzer. It is, however, all natural (I don't even want to know what's in the Maybeline product). But natural or not its not as good and cost seven times as much! The Dr. H has a very light, almost undetectable, herbal citrus scent. It comes in a one ounce glass bottle with a pump dispenser. I'm not ready to ditch this product yet. I'll experiment with it a little more but I don't think I'll be repurchasing.
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I'm so glad I found this product, I usually mix a few drops with my moisturizer and it gives a sheer wash of color. It's a bit messy to use, but the benefits of this are worth it.
I've been using this product for a bout a year and a half now, blending it with my Shiedo sunscreen. It has NEVER broken me out. I absolutely love the color. I can vary the amount accourding to whether I have a my usual color, tan or using a self tanner There are two problems, thoug. The first is that it's quite expensive and doesn't last long. The other is that the pump bottle doesn't reach to the bottom, so there's quite a bit left when you're finished that you can't use. Anyway, I'm giving this product 5 lippies because it's really a quality product that I can't do without. Every other tintd moisurizer I've used breaks me out (Laura Mercier, Bobbi Brown, Stila) but this is incredible. Also, I can get the 55 spf protection of my regular sunscreen instead of the 15 spf usually offered by tinted moisturizers. Highly recommended.
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Because much of Prague's splendor lies in the streets and facades, some of its most important sites are free. You can experience Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, and Wenceslas Square, with their bustling market stalls, talented street performers, and tales of intrigue, without spending a dime. Add to that Prague's gorgeous views, ideal from lush parks, and a splash of anti-communist peace graffiti, and you've got a beautiful and satisfying travel experience—for free. read more about The Best Free Sites in Prague
Charles Bridge
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This stunning stone bridge in the Gothic style replaced the Judith Bridge, which collapsed in a flood. Called the Stone Bridge for several centuries after its construction in 1357, Charles Bridge (Karlův most) connects Old Town to Lesser Town. Allegedly, egg yolks mixed into the mortar strengthened the bridge's construction. Perhaps it is those egg yolks that helped Charles Bridge to survive many disastrous floods. At each end of the bridge stands a tower, like bookends for the row of 30 Baroque statues that have lined the bridge since 1657. Today, Charles Bridge is a constantly bustling pedestrian bridge, lively with artists, musicians, and vendors. read more about Charles Bridge
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Since the 10th century, Old Town Square (StaromÄstské námÄstí) has been the central square in Prague. At its conception, it was the city's main market place. Then, in the 20th century, buildings began to rise around its rim, bringing with them stories of ghosts and intrigue. Now, the square stirs with cafes, souvenir shops, and art galleries. A mixture of Romanesque and Gothic buildings surround the Old Town Square, the most notable being the Old Town City Hall (on whose exterior the Astronomical Clock can be found), the Church of Our Lady before Tyn, St. Nicholas Church, and Kinsky Palace. Old Town Square's centerpiece is a monument to reformer, martyr, and Czech hero, Jan Hus. read more about Old Town Square
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Poised atop a hill, Vysehrad was the seat of Czech power for many years after its establishment in the mid-10th century. After losing its position to the Prague Castle, Vysehrad was left to fall into ruin. Now, there is still much to see in the area. The grounds form a massive and beautiful landscape, which contain the Gothic Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, the exceptionally old St. Martin Rotunda, the culturally-significant Vysehrad Cemetery, the Tabor Gate, and the ruins of a former fortification of the castle. As if that wasn't enough, an absolutely stunning view of Prague awaits here. Crumbled stone walls, gorgeous scenery, and outdoor sculpture make Vysehrad and enchanting place to visit. read more about Vysehrad Castle
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Historically, Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske Namesti) has had many faces. Originally the central horse market in Prague, it later became a hub for political demonstrations (exemplified by the monument to local students who committed suicide in the square in protest of the Soviet invasion of Prague) and local celebrations (such as of major sporting victories). More like a long boulevard than an actual square, the Wenceslas Square of today is lined with restaurants, hotels, bars, clubs, and shops. At the top of the square, you'll find the square's namesake and Czech hero, St. Wenceslas, seated valiantly atop his horse. Behind him lies the National Museum and, just next to that, the Prague State Opera. read more about Wenceslas Square
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- Prague, 118 00
Lennon, a symbol of pacifism worldwide, was a hero to the dissident subculture bubbling underneath the Soviet-controlled surface. The Lennon Wall began simply as a mock grave created clandestinely by a group of young Czechs but evolved into a monument to free speech and peaceful rebellion against neo-Stalinist despotism. As hard as the powers-that-were tried to silence the subversive voices singing banned music and crying out for change, this wall became an outlet for frustrated young people to proclaim their desires for peace and freedom. Over time, the wall's original words have become concealed by hippie clichés and tourist tags, added by people who experienced nothing of what brought about the wall, but the historical significance of the John Lennon Peace Wall can't be whitewashed away. read more about John Lennon Peace Wall


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Jun 26, 2007
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I saw this watch in the latest issue of Brides and instantly thought what a great gift it would make for the bride in your life (namely me), or even as a gift for the bridal party! It comes in a bunch of colors for any wedding theme, and is only $95…Andy's such a genius.
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