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I think one of the most important factor that makes a cafe/restaurant ahead of others is to have an experience coffee barista who knows his coffee. I never claimed to be a coffee expert, but I definitely can appreciate a good cup of coffee when it is well made with a good blend. The "Rosebud" blend has caught my attention. With the help from one of my favorite coffee roasters in Sydney, Single Origin, this unique blend sends a sweet malt, toffee and caramel smoothness down my throat. The "Rosebud" blend is only available at the Rosebud restaurant in Rozelle of course.
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With our pre-arranged Adriano Zumbo's winter collection outing, I decided to arrive at Rozelle a little earlier to have a browse at my favorite Rozelle weekend market. I love junkyard market, carboot sale, tender center; I love going through someone's junk and always fascinated by them. I always think the items they owned reflect that personalities' alot. I like how there is this stall at the market who only sells army military uniforms and he will always manning his stall dressed up in uniform too.
You will amazed what you could find at the markets sometimes. I picked up some good gems now and again, including some old etchings for $30, and recently scored a carving fork for $12. Unfortunately this morning is rather windy and the rainy season in Sydney recently doesn't help, a lot of stalls are not open and some already started packing up as we arrived. Hence we decided to follow suit and find ourselves at the Rosebud cafe aross the street to have our pre-zumboism brunch.
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The Rosebud's minimalist design delivers a relaxed atmosphere with spacious open plan and outdoor dining area. A massive black chalkboard wall inside restaurant has the daily menu scribbled all over. Impressive yet useful. The restaurant is absolutely buzzing with customers having their late weekend breakfast, sipping the fresh roasted coffee with their nose buried deeply in the newspaper.
We are handed out with the lunch menu and there is only a very short list of all-day-breakfast items available. As we both not really ready for a big lunch, so we decided to go for the eggs on toast with a side. The pom goes for the organic fried eggs with thick sliced toast which is over toasted to a earth shattering crunch, and it becomes too hard to bite into. He chooses a side of bacon and english breakfast sausages which is nicely fried and not too greasy. I love bacon fried with a toasty crispy edge.
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Just to be different, I opt for the organic scrambled eggs with the side of smoked salmon. Same story, the rock hard toast is scraping the skin off the roof in my mouth every time I take a bite. Despite the over-crunchy crackers toast, the scrambled egg is creamy and fluffy with perfect consistency. The smoked salmon has the most vibrant pinkish flesh, which has a subtle hint of smokiness, not too overpowering and still can taste the freshness of the salmon.
When the bill comes, we soon realised we have made a mistake due to a confusing menu. On the menu it reads,
Field mushrooms, roasted truss tomatoes, sauteed baby spinach - 4
Bacon, English breakfast sausages - 4.50
Smoked salmon, grilled haloumi - 5
The price is charged on each item separately per line of the menu. My initial thought was I am going to make a complain because they forgot about my grilled haloumi to go with my smoked salmon! I still strongly think using "comma" in a line means "a combination of" in the same sentence! A "/" or "or" are compulsory in this case.
Despite the little hiccup and rather pricey, the food is great, and the coffee is fantastic. I definitely will come back again to try its proper breakfast menu, or perhaps a lunch.
Rosebud Bar & Restaurant 654 Darling St. Rozelle
(corner National St) P: (02) 9555 8999
W: http://www.rosebudsydney.com.au
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Sat 8am-5pm
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The easy-to-wash Bugaboo Wool Seat Liner is reversible to customize your look. Made of Woolmark certified 100% pure new wool pile on one side and a grey melange knitted cotton jersey on the other, it provides a naturally soft and comfortable ride for your child. The seat liner attaches easily to all Bugaboo strollers with slit openings and is machine washable.
The Woolmark Company is owned by Australian Wool Innovation Ltd which is a not-for-profit enterprise driving the research, development and marketing of Australian wool.
The Woolmark brand
The Woolmark logo is one of the most recognized textile symbols in the world and has been applied to over five billion garments since its creation in 1964. Woolmark provides a unique, global fiber quality assurance and high standards to provide the best quality.
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The soft Bugaboo Wool Blanket is made of Woolmark certified 100% extra fine Merino Wool and provides natural softness and protection for your child. What's more, the blanket has a total easy-care finish that makes it suitable to machine wash and tumble dry. The blanket can be used all year long and is available in the following colors: grey melange, rose, and ivory.
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The one-size-fits-all mattress cover can be used with all Bugaboo strollers that have a bassinet. The Bugaboo Wool Mattress Cover consists of 100% extra fine Merino Wool in grey melange and offers true comfort for new-borns.
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JKR's Complaint Against the Mirror is UpheldJ.K. Rowling
December 22, 2005, 11:24 AM
J.K. Rowling's July 2005 complaint to the Press Complaints Commission against the Daily Mirror has been upheld. The PCC agreed that JKR's privacy had been breached by an article in The Mirror that featured a photograph of the author's London home. More information may be found here.
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Maura Mo McDonnell is known as the girl who will not stop.
She has raced through high school in a blur from the time she entered Green Hope High in Cary four years ago.
McDonnell graduates with 16 varsity letters, four each in cross-country, indoor track, soccer and outdoor track. She played on five state championship teams, won an individual state title and played on a girls soccer team that was ranked No. 1 in the nation.
McDonnell joins Ravenscrofts Wesley Frazier, a five-time national track champion, as The News & Observer High School Athletes of the Year.
I dont know if Ive ever seen Mo standing still, said Wayne Bragg, Green Hopes athletic director. I roam around after school, checking facilities, watching games or practices, and Id always see Mo.
Id see her on the track now and at soccer practice later. Id see her running right after school and Id see her still running an hour later. Or Id see her changing from running shoes to cleats or running from one practice to the next.
McDonnell, like Frazier, made her mark in distance running.
McDonnell finished 12th, fifth, fourth and third in the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A girls cross-country championships during her career and led the Falcons to the state title each year.
She also won the 1,600-meters championship in the 2013 NCHSAA indoor track finals after being runner-up the year before in the 1,000.
McDonnell also is a soccer standout. She is Green Hopes career leader in soccer assists and played on back-to-back teams that were undefeated when they entered the NCHSAA 4A championship game. The 2012 team lost in the finals, but this years team won the crown and finished the season ranked as the nations finest.
McDonnell did all that, and maintained a 3.8 overall grade point average, with only a very few days of being overwhelmed and wondering why she subjected herself to such demands.
Looking back, it seems like a pretty normal high school career to her.
If I could do it all over again, I would, McDonnell said. I missed out on a few things mostly social things but nothing to compare with what I got to do.
There were times during her career when she considered making changes in her regimen. She had convinced herself one year that she was not going to run indoor. No way. She was going to take some time off. The transition from cross-country to indoor track was too difficult. She wasnt going to do it again.
But she did.
Soon after starting training seriously, she questioned her involvement in cross country and track for a bit. I was so anti-running for a while, she said. But I give a lot of credit to my teammates. They helped me.
She also pondered occasionally whether she would be more successful if she concentrated on fewer sports. She knew a girl who gave up soccer and got faster. But not that much faster, she said.
Besides she had played with many of her Green Hope soccer teammates since she was 5 years old. They were her friends.
Wherever she felt overwhelmed, her distance training mentality kicked in. She decided she needed to take one step at the time, just like she does while running on a trail, an indoor track, an outdoor track or on a soccer field. She couldnt do it all at one time, but could keep taking the next step.
Green Hope has one of the largest cross-country teams in the country with more than 245 runners, but coach Mike Miragliuolo said McDonnell stood out from the beginning.
Mo has been a star athlete since she entered Green Hope, Miragliuolo said. More than that she has been mature beyond her years and a stabilizing part of the cross-country team.
Mo never seems to get too high or too low. Occasionally she would get a little down if she thought she could have performed better or let the team down, but she took her success in stride.
She never sought out attention and is just as happy to deflect any credit to teammates. So many athletes in todays world are all about themselves, but Mo is almost embarrassed by her success.
Bragg, the schools AD, said McDonnells individual indoor championship in the 1,600 brought a lot of smiles at the school.
Ive learned that in todays language you dont say someone is popular; theres too much baggage, Bragg said. But Mo is one of the most liked and respected people in school.
She has done so much for her teams and for her school. I think all of us were glad when she got the individual title.
McDonnell said it was a thrill. She had wondered if shed ever win an individual title. But she wouldnt trade one of the team titles for another individual championship.
She likes it exactly the way it has turned out.


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In honor of Sept. 20's National Gymnastics Day, TNT Kids Fitness & Gymnastics of Fargo, N.D. will host Open Gymnastics Day for children of all abilities, ages five to 14, with one-hour sessions at 2 p.m., 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Each athlete's goal is to complete or attempt every station — rings, a rock wall, a run and jump into a pit, tumbling, pull-ups, handstands, trampoline jumps and a balance beam — and fill out a gymnastics punch card.
Valley City boys tennis ventured to Grand Forks on Tuesday to face umpteen-time defending State champion Red River in a match that the Roughriders took, 9-0, but greatness is wrought with formidable opponents.
"Red River looks as dominant as ever," Valley City head coach Matt Nielson said. "They will be the overwhelming favorites to win the State tournament this year, and deservedly so."
Read this story in Wednesday's Times-Record.
Go Far Woman, a women-only running event that held its inaugural race on Aug. 24, 2013, in Fargo, returned on Saturday with over 1,400 finishing in the four events, including participants from Valley City, listed below.
Go Far Woman celebrates the strength, perseverance and courage of women of all ages, types and athletic abilities, and raises money for the Essentia NICU with Newt Running, an organization formed in honor of the late Dr. Renee Schwandt.
Valley City Finishers
Half Marathon
250 finishers
3. Alyssa Tait 1:35:33
34. Deb Beilke 1:51:09
Valley City State University and the VCSU Booster Board will be hosting tailgating and the Nodak Mutual Fan Zone prior to Thursday's home football game against University of Jamestown.
Tailgating and the Nodak Mutual Fan Zone start at 4 p.m. Thursday and are free. The Viking Booster Board will be serving food during tailgating for a free-will donation.
The Nodak Mutal Fan Zone is a family-friendly event that will have games and prizes for all ages, including a football toss and inflatable games.


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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
A high school math teacher has resigned after she was at the center of a sex scandal involving nude photos at a high school in Alexander County.
According to school district officials, Nikki Setzer Icard resigned as a teacher from Alexander Central High School on May 23rd.
Just two days before, news broke that Icard was accused of sex charges against a teenage student. She was charged with indecent liberties with an 18-year-old male student.
Icard is accused of texting nude photos of herself to a teenage student.
According to the school's website, Icard taught Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Honors Algebra 2. She hosted tutoring sessions before and after school and held a Math Lab every Thursday after school with the Senior Beta Club.
Investigators told WBTV that Icard was involved with a male student who was in one of her classes and she was his senior project advisor.
She was temporarily held in the Alexander County Detention Center under a $10,000 bond, which she later posted.
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Would You Support A Gay Boxer Who Can Fight?
Would You Support A Gay Boxer Who Can Fight?
Oct 6 2012, 09:32 PM
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Orlando Cruz announces that he's gay??? Wow! I mean I can't really be surprised in this era we live in today, but can you imagine if this guy gets to an elite level and starts beating top notch opposition? He'll have more problems than President Obama in this per-dominantly heterosexual sport. I mean seeing Cotto on 24/7 share a bed with dude and play with each others "dooky shoot" (as Mayweather put it) is one thing, but having an openly gay fighter on 24/7???
Anyways I'd watch the fight but you wouldn't catch me rooting for a gay fighter to win it lol, nope.
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While I'm a fiercely homophobic person I have no problem supporting a gay/homo/lesbian fighter, who knows; I'm certain that we've all supported a few in their careers without knowing they were that way. Some say Sergio Martinez is a fruitcake but I can't say because I do not know if he tastes the rainbow or not.
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Revealing the science and art
behind the perfect espresso
Our brief was to demonstrate and create awareness about kitchen appliance brand Breville's BES900's espresso machine's technical brilliance.
Our focuses needed to demonstrate the espresso machine's precision and consistency when brewing an espresso.
"Temperature and pressure are so important in creating the perfect espresso. We really wanted consumers and coffee world devotees to see for themselves how the Dual Boiler manages these precise variables"
~ David Gubbin, Breville Business Manager ~
The primary KPI was to generate $50,000 worth of new sales leads through database acquisition.
1) The premium espresso market takes Espresso machines really seriously! The market is made up of increasingly vocal enthusiasts; influential trendsetters that are constantly making comparisons and discussing the intricacies of the different espresso machine specifications. These online discussions dictate and drive significant weight behind a brands espresso offering and reputation.
2) Espresso for the "espresso snob" is more than a cup of coffee; it is an art form.
We created a live installation that re-engineered the BES900 to lay bare its internal innovations, normally invisible to consumers.
The Naked Espresso allows consumers to take away the innovation and science away with them on their personalised cup… as they tasted the difference.
To launch our idea we activated it at Aroma Festival, Sydney, Australia's biggest coffee event attracting over 100,000 espresso lovers.
Passers-by were given a live demonstration of the machine, and watched as the science from the machine was displayed in real time. The live data from the BES900 installation generated one of kind generative artwork that represented the individual characteristics of each espresso made live.
Aroma Festival, Sydney 2012
~ Australia's biggest coffee event attracting over 100,000 espresso lovers ~
The BES900 espresso machine was hacked to interface with Arduino and by doing this we were able to output both analogue and digital signals from the Dual Boiler espresso machine.
These outputs included:
• Two flow meters allowing us to access the espresso flow rate through the group head.
• A steam LED to indicate when the steamer was activated on the machine
• Three different NTC temperature sensors covering the espresso boiler, steam boiler and group head.
We also integrated a pressure transmitter to display water pressure during the important 'Pre-infusion' and 'Extraction' phases.
These signals were converted from voltage to the relevant units and were displayed through a processing application. All electronic components were carefully incorporated into the machine to make it a self-contained and portable unit.
The speed of the generative art animation is based on a careful combination of the pressure and flow rate, with the colour palette, frequency and variety of shapes created all based on the temperature and steam used to make the espresso.
A processing application was developed in order to graphically display the temperature, flow rate, pressure and steam in real time. The animation speed, number of shapes, rotation and position were carefully connected with the machine's behaviour during the brewing process.
The design of the artwork was inspired by the generative art movement and artists such as Casey Reas and Joshua Davis.


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Updated Jan 1, 2013 - 5:23 pm
Bachynski brothers get first real test
June 12, 1994: Jordan is 4 feet at 5 years old, Dallin 3 feet, 3 1/2 inches at 3.
Sept. 6, 2004: Jordan 6-4 1/2 (he'll grow another two inches in two months) at 15, Dallin 5-11 at 13.
May 10, 2010: Jordan 7-1 1/2 at 20, Dallin 6-11 1/2 at 18. The final marks were more of an estimation for Jordan, though; the 2X3 they used only went up to 7-1.
"Didn't think we'd need anything bigger," John Bachynski said. "Oops." Now, the Bachynski brothers face a new kind of measuring stick, one they've been waiting for pretty much their entire lives: Against each other on a basketball court in a game that means something beyond bragging rights.
After years of battling in the family driveway, the brawny brothers will face each other on opposing teams for the first time Wednesday night when Dallin and the Utah Utes travel to the desert to face Jordan and the Arizona State Sun Devils.
Befitting two 7-foot brothers, this should be big.
"I'm so stoked to play him," Dallin said. "It's all I think about." The Bachynskis have waited a long time for this.
Two years apart, their age difference was just enough that they never faced each other on opposing teams, even when they went to different high schools.
As they got older, even the driveway games became scarce. Jordan suffered an ankle injury his senior season at Centennial High School in Calgary, then spent the next two years in South Florida on a church mission.
When he returned, Dallin was on his way out, leaving for a two-year mission in Croatia after playing a season at Southern Utah. Now fully grown - Jordan is 7-2, Dallin 7-0 - the brothers are itching to see how they stack up against each other after nearly five years apart.
"My brother has a lot of confidence. Whether that is well-placed or not, we'll find out," Jordan said. "He's been talking a lot, but so have I. It's going to be a battle out there and I'm really excited to go at him." It'll be one of college basketball's rarest battles: Two 7-foot brothers playing on opposing teams.
John is 6-foot-5 and was a solid high school player. Yolanda is 6-2 and played collegiately in Canada.
Their daughter, Jessica, is a 6-1 sophomore forward at Utah Valley.
The Bachynskis are all big, but even as Jordan and Dallin shot up the homemade measuring stick, no one saw them growing up to be this tall and certainly not playing Division I basketball against each other.
"It's not something you expect," John Bachynski said. "We never expected them to play DI basketball when they were growing up and then having them both playing with a sister playing DI, it's kind of surreal."
Jordan and Dallin grew up always trying to top each other, from seeing who could eat more, do more pushups, lift more weight, who could block the other's shot or score over the other.
Monopoly games disintegrated into shouting or shoving matches. Basketball often was more like wrestling, particularly if someone else was watching.
And, because they were oversized and boisterous, the damage could be extensive, from bloody noses and black eyes to holes in the walls, including a memorable Christmas crash that left Jordan and Dallin spending the afternoon with trowels and plaster.
"It was pretty much a 7-foot hole in the wall because we were wrestling and he either gave me a kidney shot or a punch to the stomach, and I was so mad at him that I picked him up and threw him as hard as I could into the wall," Dallin said. "He ended up kind of going through it and we ended up having to fix it because my mom didn't want to deal with that on Christmas. I do know how to drywall now because of my relationship with my brother."
Beating his brother has been a driving force for Dallin.
Jordan was always older and bigger, so Dallin spent much of his life trying to catch up to his big brother, live up to his exploits.
The years of getting his shots swatted by Jordan instilled a never-give-up tenacity in Dallin and forced him to develop better ball-handling skills and perimeter shooting.
Now, close to even in size and with a fully-developed game, Dallin gets a shot at showing big bro what he really can do.
"They both work hard, but Dallin has always wanted to catch up," Yolanda said. "He's always been two years younger, two inches shorter. He's tired of being Jordan's little brother and wants to start doing stuff on his own."
When they meet Wednesday night, it should be more of an even matchup.
Dallin played well early in the season, including a 22-point, 16-rebound performance against Idaho State, and supplanted Jason Washburn as Utah's starting center. He's gone into a bit of a funk since December started, but has been a key contributor off the bench now that Washburn has returned to the starting lineup.
Dallin is shooting 52 percent while averaging 7.6 points, 6.3 rebounds. Jordan started to play better after becoming more aggressive last season and it's carried over to this year.
He was Arizona State's leading scorer with 17 points in the season opener against Central Arkansas and set a school record with 12 blocked shots while registering the first triple-double in school history against Cal State-Northridge on Dec. 8.
Jordan has 59 blocked shots this season, already fifth in Arizona State history, and is third nationally with 4.82 per game. He's averaging 9.8 points and 7.1 rebounds.
"This will be the first time they'll be on kind of a level playing field," John Bachynski said. "It'll be interesting to see how it plays out." One thing's for sure: It'll be big.
- Former Sun Devil Jahii Carson signs with Australian team
- ASU basketball to face Maryland in CBE Hall of Fame Classic
- Former Sun Devil Kevin Kruger joins NAU men's basketball staff
- Former ASU Sun Devil Carrick Felix �excited' by opportunity to play with LeBron James
- Former ASU Sun Devil Jordan Bachynski enjoying 'chance to learn' with Charlotte Hornets
- Mark May, ESPN college football analyst - Tuesday August 26Mark May shares his thoughts on the upcoming college football season.
- Bickley Blast - Tuesday August 26Could the Sun Devils' offense be one of the most prolific in the Pac-12?
- Jake Plummer- Former Cardinals and Sun Devils quarterback - Wednesday August 20Jake Plummer says Johnny Manziel is just passionate about the game of football.
- Craig Grialou- Arizona Sports reporter - Friday August 15Craig Grialou says the Chip Sarafin story isn't even talked about within the ASU Football team.
- Craig Grialou, AZ Sports Intrepid Sports Reporter - Friday August 15Craig gives us an update on ASU football training camp in Camp T.


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By Robert Mills
Lowell Sun
LOWELL, Mass. — Starting this fall, the look of police cruisers in Lowell will begin to change dramatically as the department begins buying 2013 Chevrolet Caprice police-patrol vehicles now that the ubiquitous Ford Crown Victoria is out of production.
The "Crown Vics" that have been patrolling the streets for years are no longer being made, so Lt. Timothy Crowley, commander of the department's Traffic Bureau, along with mechanic Koule Tsouprakos, spent 18 months testing and evaluating possible replacements.
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Submission deadline for application to the medical, dental and vet programs.
All sections of the application must be complete and the application must be submitted by 5:00 PM CT on October 1. TMDSAS does not grant deadline extensions.
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If paying by money order/cashier's check, application fee must be received in our office by 5:00 pm CT.
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Hey hey! Time for Corpse Bride stuff! I've added many many movie stills to the gallery, since Johnny doesn't technically appears on the movie, I thought it was okay to add stills from the whole movie, and not just Johnny scenes. Also added posters & behind scenes stuff. Check them out:
The Official Website has some cool stuff:
And here is an ad of the movie:
Moviefone has got exclusive Corpse Bride Videos, click here to view them.
Warner Bros.' Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, directed by Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp and Freddie Highmore, took over the North American box office with an estimated $55.4 million from 3,770 theaters. The opening marks the sixth best ever for the month of July and biggest for Depp. Depp's last big family film, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, opened in first with $46.6 million in July, 2003 and ended up with $305.4 million. "Chocolate Factory" was based on the book by Roald Dahl, which was previously made into the 1971 Gene Wilder film, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
From: comingsoon.net
Director Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, starring Johnny Depp and Freddie Highmore, opened to an impressive $20.8 million from 3,770 theaters on Friday. The adaptation of the Roald Dahl book was released by Warner Bros. Pictures.
From: comingsoon.net
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is out in US theaters, go see it!!
Johnny attended the World Premiere of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, pictures are here. I've also added pictures from the Press Conference.
And, please, credit us when reposting, ok?
Hi everyone! Sorry for the delay! I was finishing my graduation projects and didn't have time to update. But now I have!
So, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory opens on the 15th, which is next week, prepared yet? Check here for internation release dates.
The WB has released websites for the characters, go check: veruca-assault.com, violetreaction.com, iwantmymiketeavee.com, gloopwantsyou.com and oompainvasion.com. Go check them out!
The Official Website for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has a new look and has been updated. Click here to check it out.
I've also added a small page with more info on the movie. View it here
The BBC reports that Johnny Depp is being courted to star in a film about a drug addict who turns his life around after living on the streets of Wrexham. "Lord of the Rings" trilogy and King Kong star Andy Serkis will direct the movie.
Shooting of Addict, based on the best-selling biography of writer Stephen Smith, is to start this summer.
Mr Smith said he was in talks and hoped to sign up "Pirates of the Caribbean" star Depp "within three weeks".
The 61-year-old writer said the film will be all about his life as a young man addicted to amphetamines who drifted into crime and ended up living on the streets of Wrexham for a few months.
Source: comingsoon.net
I've uploaded the theatrical trailer for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and I've made some screen caps.
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According to IMDb.com, Johnny Depp is set to reprise his acclaimed role as journalist Hunter S. Thompson in the sequel to his first 1998 hit Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
The follow-up, entitled The Rum Diary, is based on Thompson's very first novel, which journals his career and personal escapades in the 1950s Puerto Rico.
Depp will be executive producing the feature.
Thompson shot himself to death at his secure compound in Woody Creek, Colorado, on February 20.
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A 4-year-old boy rushed to Vanderbilt Children's Hospital Sunday afternoon after being pulled from the pool at Starline Apartments has died, according to investigators.
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Several people helped rescue the boy from the pool and started trying to revive him.
Shortly after, paramedics arrived and performed CPR and conducted compressions on the boy while transporting him to the hospital.
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Written by Brad Newberg, our special SB Nation correspondent who is in Vegas for the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight.
It has always struck me as strange the things one will root for when money is riding on a basketball game. I've been coming to Vegas during March Madness nine years, and every year, invariably the same thing happens multiple times: I root my brains out for a team for 39 minutes (game time), and am forced to completely switch gears for that last minute and root against them. Why? Because they haven't covered and I need overtime.
I admit it takes a lot of purity out of the game. That's especially true when you consider that college basketball is an "amateur" sport. But, it's not like I had any special affinity for the school I was cheering for when the game started. I just bet on them. I haven't really turned on them. Certainly not any more than the lifelong fans of the same team doing the exact same thing in the sports book Thursday night.
I sleep at night knowing that its nothing personal, just business. If you are supposed to cover a six-point spread and you don't keep up your end of the bargain, then it's hard for me to feel bad just because I, all of a sudden and seemingly unprovoked, start hoping that your opponent hits that last three to tie the game. And, here's the good news: If you do go into overtime, I'm going to be rooting for you again in just a few seconds. Hopefully you'll manage to cover the same spread in five minutes that you couldn't cover in forty.
For those of you who don't gamble, and wonder how I (and everyone else who's ever put down money on a game) could be so cold, I ask: do you play fantasy sports? Because if you do, you've done the same thing, just in a slightly different context. Ever have a starting pitcher and a closer on the same team? That starter leaves the game in the 7th inning with a 6-2 lead, and you know exactly what you do. Risking the win or not, you hope against hope that the middle reliever gives up a couple of runs to make it close. That way you can get the win and the save. You just turned traitor on a team as well as on your beloved starter—and you did it for free. At least I stand to lose something.
All of this brings me to yesterday's up and down ride for Kansas State fans, or I should say bettors. It was an emotional roller coaster for them needing not just one overtime, but two to cover. For myself, I had Xavier to win the game outright, so it was pretty interesting to see the fans that were opposite me for 39 minutes and 55 seconds all of a sudden come over to your side with hushed tones cheering only as each free throw sank through, bringing us both to our hopeful goal. Unfortunately, mine did not come to fruition as Xavier lost, but theirs did: In the end, K State covered by half a point.
Now is where I come clean. I missed most of that drama. After a luxurious massage at the Bellagio spa, I went over and played in the noon Venetian poker tournament. Eight and a half hours later, I'm happy to say that I placed third (and it was only some massively bad beats that prevented a win). In fact, I was a full 90 minutes late for our dinner reservations at Prime Steakhouse. Thankfully, my comrades waiting at the dinner table and heeded my instructions to "play four corners" and order appetizers, linger, talk, drink, and basically stall. I ran back to the Bellagio just in time to see the last few minutes of regulation in the Kansas State game while I changed.
So, while I would have liked to see more of the Madness, it was a good day. Even though I had to give one guy 25% of my poker winnings because we bought shares in each other—not my best investment ever—the poker more than covered my basketball losses, where I lost every single bet I made except one (Kentucky to cover, a fact I did not disclose to my buddy from Cornell). As an aside, have I mentioned what a bad basketball gambler I am? Overs in Kentucky and West Virginia games, Syracuse to cover, Xavier to win, parlays covering various combinations of those horrible bets. I'm so bad, I'm as useful as a good stock picker. Only whatever I decide to go with, just bet the opposite. For the record, today I love Purdue.
I'd love to say I'm up big, but the winnings have been mostly eaten up by the basketball and my group's standing rule, for which my poker win just met the threshold: someone wins over X amount, they have to buy dinner that night. Therefore, Prime was on me. As tired as I was, I also got dragged to Bally's after dinner to play some more poker with the group. I quickly lost my buy-in. Going from eight and a half hours of tournament play to a small limit cash game when your eyes are blurry should only be handled by professionals. I did manage to discover an interesting fact, however. Did you know that Bally's has "party dancers" who stand on pedestals in the middle of groups of blackjack tables called "party pits," and, well… dance wearing skimpy lingerie? Having daughters, it's hard not to have two very conflicting thoughts. First, wow these women are insanely attractive. And second, wow I sure hope my daughter doesn't decide to become a "party dancer."
Going to take a quick nap now before the Friday tournament and the basketball. Assuming I don't have another great run at the cards, I'll watch far more of the games today. On deck tonight for dinner is tapas at Julian Serrano in the new Aria hotel. Not a bad way to spend a Friday.


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WARREN, Ohio - A Warren company treating drilling waste water is at odds with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Patriot Water has been treating brine from Youngstown's D&L energy. That's the company that lost its state permits after owner Ben Lupo was charged with illegally dumping as much as a quarter of million gallons of the waste into the Mahoning River.
Now, the president of Patriot Water tells 21 News that the state ordered D&L to stop sending its water to Patriot.
President Andrew Blocksom says last Friday was the last day his company treated D&L's waste water. He says he's now concerned about what the state has allegedly asked them to do with the water instead.
"The type of water that they're trying to send to an injection well shouldn't go to an injection well," Blocksom said. "It should come to a facility like Patriot so it can be treated properly and safely."
In a letter documenting his conversation with ODNR last week, Blocksom explains his worries to the state agency.
He writes, "I am extremely concerned that ODNR is instructing that this material be injected into Class ll injection wells without notification to the well operators that radioactive waste is involved."
If the water he used to treat is sent underground into a class two injection well he says potential consequences are attached.
"What we've seen in the past, when that happens, is you end up with increased pressures and potential seismic issues that can happen if you try and inject water that shouldn't be injected," he said.
Patriot is the middle man; it treats fracking water, removing hazardous materials, before sending it to the city of Warren's water supply.
He alleges the state is trying to cut him out of the process and profits.
Calls from ODNR were not returned, but the agency's spokesperson, Bethany McCorkle, released this statement: "Currently all brine-certified haulers must have an approved plan that indicates where they are taking oilfield waste. A modified plan must be submitted and approved if a company wishes to add a new destination."
A letter was written to Patriot, notifying them that they were not listed on the approved disposal plan for Shale Transportation, which is required to properly track and ensure the chain of custody for oilfield waste."
But Blocksom says he's never received a letter from ODNR. He says his company has remained in compliance with the USEPA and that he has a permit to accept waste at his facility.


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'Cool, me and Daniel can watch porn and shag in the front room now'.
Whether it's to plan our love life, skive off work or say those things that we just can't say face to face, we're all doing it. Texting has become a way of life for us all, with millions of texts being sent each day. Writer and text enthusiast, Beob has got her hands on some of the nations best texts, ranging from up-close and personal to the down-right dirty, and all compiled in a book for your enjoyment.
Textual Intercourse is a celebration of all things text and aims to get to the bottom of what we are so thumb-happy about. Beob also touches on text
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Oracle Database 11g shoots the moon
Oracle's enormous 11g release rumbles with an impressive array of performance and management aids, elegant application testing, standbys that earn their keep, and the promise of lower storage requirementsFollow @infoworld
For starters, Database 11g adds self-learning capabilities to Oracle's automatic SQL tuning. Now the engine detects high-load SQL statements and saves them for tuning during a maintenance window. It can apply some automatic fixes or suggest structural changes, such as indexes. If you're leery of letting the engine do too much tuning, you can let it simply capture your queries and suggest fixes. Then, if the engine turns out to be right most of the time, you can start trusting it more. One problem is that Oracle can't take your entire workload into account, so it may suggest changes that would damage your normal flow for a query that gets run only every so often.
There's more than one way to quantify a runaway workload, and Oracle has risen to the occasion here as well. When workloads go awry, it's typically in one of the three main areas of server performance: CPU, memory, or disk I/O. Usually resource governors quantify a runaway workload by measuring CPU or memory, but Oracle Database 11g has also instituted per-session I/O limits.
These I/O limits allow you to specify a maximum value (either in I/O requests or in megabytes) of work that connections are allowed to perform on the server. I/O limits are a very important addition (especially in the case of large warehouses) because these systems can become disk-bound very easily, and CPU or memory resource capping doesn't adequately address disk contention.
I/O caps can also help DBAs put the kibosh on long-running queries. Because there's no way to natively define a policy that checks whether a query has used 20 percent of the CPU for 20 minutes, for example, DBAs will often write their own checks, and then have the code do something based off of the results. Being able to cap total I/O consumption means no longer having to manage these checks by hand.
And as usual, you can move these long-running queries to a lower-priority resource group as they become a problem. It's like being put in the penalty box at a hockey game. If you're going to write SQL that drags the system down, then you'll be given fewer resources so that you can't affect others. And of course, as a result, your query will take a lot longer.
Result Cache
Result Cache is a feature that can make or break you, depending on who's holding the wheel. Result Cache allows you to effectively pin a query result into a special buffer in memory, therefore bypassing the disk lookup for subsequent calls to the same query. You can cache entire queries, subqueries, or even PL/SQL functions. Of course, the query call has to be the same as the cached version -- and therein lies the rub. Quite often, queries differ only in the parameters being passed (the case with most OLTP queries), so you'll have a lot of individual queries being cached, but very little reuse.
To that end, Oracle gives you three different levels in which you can specify your result cache: the database level, the session level, and the query level. There's a lot of power in those options, for both good and evil, so I would suggest sticking with the query or session level unless you've thoroughly tested it at the database level and you know exactly what to expect. At the database level, all query results will be cached, including those that don't need it. And by default, the result cache is assigned a fairly small portion of the buffer, so you're not likely to see tremendous results unless you expand the allocation.


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Today isn't just any old Monday but is, in fact, the day people living in Sweden pay homage to that most chocolatey and calorific of desserts known as Kladdkaka!
Just why a pudding is given it's very own day in the Gregorian calendar confuses me, but then if penguins* get their own day every year I supposes anything goes.
Kladdkaka is a chocolate heart-attack-in-waiting; a pudding often so loaded with cocoa that just looking at one means you might have to make another hole in your belt.
Personally I'm rather partial to Kladdkaka made with white chocolate as it brings out those sweet vanilla flavours I love so much. Here's a recipe I've previously tested for how to make one:
You will need:
100 g butter
200 g white chocolate
3 eggs
2 msk light syrup
0.5 dl sugar
1.5 dl flour
2 tsk vanilla sugar
1 krm salt
0.5 dl breadcrumbs (to coat the cake dish with)
What you do:
1. Heat the oven to 175 Degrees. Mix the flour, sugar, salt and vanilla sugar in a bowl.
2. Butter a cake tin (preferably one of the non-stick spring form ones around 24cm in diameter) and coat it with the breadcrumbs.
3. Melt the white chocolate in a glass bowl placed above boiling water and gently stir in the butter (also melted) the eggs and syrup. Do not whisk!
4. Quickly pour the butter-chocolate mix into the dry ingredients and stir gently.
5. Pour the mix into the cake tin and bake for 14-17 minutes.
6. Keep checking the cake. It's done when it's just set. Take the cake out of the oven and put it directly into the freezer for 20 minutes. (This will make it easier to cut and perfectly sticky).
7. Serve with lightly whipped cream and some fresh raspberries.
Of course a perfectly sticky Kladdkaka is the perfect excuse to crack open a beer that's also overloaded with chocolatey flavours and aromas. Remember those bottles of Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout I told you to hide away at the start of this year? Well now it's time to bring one of them out of the cupboard as it has it cocoa clout to take on this most decadent of desserts.
If you didn't buy one back in January (shame on you!) then you can always try Fuller's Past Masters Double Stout, Thisted Limfjordsporter, BrewDog Rip Tide or Slottskällans Imperial Stout, to name but a few!
So happy Kladdkakens Dag everyone! If you find a perfect sticky chocolate cake and beer combo today then please tell us all about it in the comments below!
* And no, I didn't mean those kind of Penguins!


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A Picture is a visual image or a representation painted, photographed, drawn or rendered on a flat surface. This pictures are recorded on a photographic film or an electronic image sensor. A photographic film is a material which consist of a base of celluloid covered with photographic emulsion. Its used for the making of negatives. An electronic image sensor is a device that converts an optical image into an electronic signal, mostly used in digital cameras.
A Camera is a device that stores and records images, which consist of a light proof enclosure that has an aperture with a shuttered lens through which the picture of an object is focused and recorded. The name of the first camera builded was the Camera obscura. The modern camera had evolved from the camera obscura. Nowadays Photography has gained very much interest in many artists, scientists and amateurs from its inception.
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As a countdown to the start of the 2013-14 athletic schedule, GoPrincetonTigers.com will take a look at each of Princeton's 38 sports. A new post will be added each day Monday through Friday until the first Princeton athletic events on Aug. 31.
Billy Pate• 2nd season as head coach in 2013-14• Coached Alabama to seven NCAA Tournaments over 10 seasons prior to arriving at Princeton• Coached Princeton to wins over six ITA-ranked opponents in his first season• Coached the Ivy League Player of the Year and two first-team All-Ivy players during his first season• Led Princeton to a No. 51 ITA ranking in his first season, the program's highest final ranking since 1995
Zack McCourt• Was team's No. 2 singles player last season, occupying that spot in 17 of the team's 22 dual matches• Went 18-3 in fall doubles last season• Won three fall tournament doubles titles, in 2012-13 all with Matija Pecotic '13• Was a first-team All-Ivy selection in doubles in 2012-13
Jonathan Carcione• Was the team's No. 6 singles player last season• Won 13 of his last 14 matches in the dual-meet season• Went 6-1 in Ivy League matcheslast season, getting all six wins in straight sets• Had wins against players from nine ITA-ranked teams during the dual-meet season
• Princeton's final ITA ranking in 2012-13, No. 51, was its highest since 1995, when the team finished ranked No. 38.
• Matija Pecotic '13 was both the program's first ITA All-America since Ted Farnsworth '84 and achieved the team's highest final ITA singles ranking, No. 19, since Farnsworth.
• Princeton achieved the league's first three-time Ivy League Player of the Year in men's tennis when Matija Pecotic '13 was awarded the honor for the third straight year in 2013.
• Princeton has placed a player in the NCAA singles tournament 16 times since 1978. Matija Pecotic '13 became the first Tiger to win an NCAA singles tournament match since Reed Cordish '96 in 1996.
• Princeton has gained eight NCAA doubles tournament berths, most recently in 2001 when Kyle Kliegerman '01 and John Portlock '01 participated.
• Princeton's all-time winningest coach is David Benjamin, who is now the Executive Director of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Benjamin's teams won 339 dual matches from 1975-2000.• Princeton has had an outstanding record in men's tennis, with the program holding an all-time winning percentage of .728 since its founding in 1901.
• Princeton's outdoor home facility, the Lenz Tennis Center, consists of 20 courts. Among these are the eight varsity courts that the newly built Cordish Tennis Pavilion, opened in 2011, overlooks.
• In addition to the Lenz Tennis Center, Princeton has an indoor facility in Jadwin Gymnasium, which has six courts.• Since the Ivy League succeeded the EITA in men's tennis beginning with the 1999 season, Princeton has had 10 winning Ivy League campaigns, including a 5-2 record in 2013.
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Here we are again in the deep winter months.
For those of us involved in North Country agriculture, this a time not for toiling in the field, but for deep thoughts about farming philosophies and planning for future ventures.
I've been doing a lot of thinking about organic agriculture. Back in September, Stanford University published the results of a study about organic food that the media latched on to, most likely because it challenged at least one of our notions about the benefits of "organic." We know that organic food costs more than conventionally grown food (there are lots of reasons for this, but I'll save that list for another article), and it can be a big budgetary decision about whether to spend money on organic.
In case you missed the uproar, let me recap the Stanford study for you. The research team, which included medical doctors Dena Bravata and Crystal Smith-Spangler, said that "they did not find strong evidence that organic foods are more nutritious or carry fewer health risks than conventional alternatives."
The Stanford scientists did not conduct their own "hands-on" study, such as breaking down organic and non-organic broccoli into nutrients and measuring them. They embarked on a "meta-analysis." This involves reviewing the research and results that others have conducted and published, sifting through tons of information and trying to make sense of it for the rest of us.
In the end, the Stanford group dealt a blow to the organic-food world by essentially saying there's no observable difference in health benefits between conventional and (pricier) organic food. At least, that's the part the media chose to pass along, and it certainly got a rise out of me. Organic enthusiasts and experts were upset and determined to set the record straight.


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The first of three University of Northern Iowa Presidential finalists is on campus.
William Ruud, currently President of Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, addressed a large crowd at a public forum on the UNI campus Monday.
Nearly a year ago, the university announced cuts to programs and other controversial cost saving measures. Concerned citizens packed Maucker Union to hear what Ruud might bring to the table.
The centerpiece of his presentation was a renewed embrace of the university's comprehensive and "student's First" approach to education.
Ruud told KWWL, "Other states have four or five or six of a UNI. There is only one here. So that's a story that needs to be sold, and told, and embraced."
Ruud will also be in Cedar Falls on Tuesday.
The next candidate to make a visit is Avijit Ghosh, from the University of Illinois.He will be on campus Wednesday and Thursday.


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"Smash" is one of the best TV shows in recent history. It's got a stellar cast, great writing, an incredible plot, outstanding original songs, and its main focus is the thing I love most: Broadway! The first season was great, but after watching the Season 2 premiere I noticed major improvements. So why have the ratings dropped so dramatically? Is no one even giving this show a chance anymore? "Smash" is a thousand times better than "Glee" will ever be (and I can definitely understand why "Glee's" ratings are dropping too), and it is also a breath of fresh air in a world full of overrated crime shows and trashy reality shows! I need your help to keep this show on the air! All you have to do is sign this petition, and maybe NBC will hear our cries for help!
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Vacation Rentals in Wisconsin
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Travel to Wisconsin / Wisconsin Vacation Rentals
The Great Lakes, forests, small towns, microbrews, cheese, and a football team that isn't owned individually…put these together, and you get Wisconsin. Your Wisconsin vacation rental might be quietly charming, or in the middle of all the action, but a great experience either way. The best part is the choice is yours!
- What more help planning your vacation? Read our full Wisconsin Travel Guide!
Wisconsin Breweries and Cheese Factories
Agri-tourism is a newer term for an old concept in Wisconsin – touring the multitude of breweries and cheese factories in Wisconsin. Wisconsin has gained fame in brewing with the names of Miller and Leinenkugel, but microbreweries are quite strong all over the state, exposing new and unique tastes. Wisconsin is the largest cheese producer in the United States, and is home to many family-run businesses that produce cheese of first-rate quality. Tours of the breweries and cheese factories give an inside look to the process of creation, and you might even get to tempt your palate with sampling!
Wisconsin Vacation Spots
Northern Wisconsin touches two of the Great Lakes, Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, and the terrain of the Northwoods is that of pine forests. Superior has a deep-water harbor with great fishing and a sandbar known for excellent birdwatching. Bayfield is another port town off of Lake Superior with Victorian mansions, sailing, and charter fishing. The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore consists of 22 islands with attractions such as lighthouses, and sea caves. The beautiful Cable area sports its scenery through all four seasons, and is co-host with Hayward of the world-famous American Birkebeiner cross-country skiing event. Lac du Flambeau benefits from the Ojibwe (also known as Chippewa) culture. Eagle River is on a 28-freshwater lake chain teeming with fish, and exhibits a small town feel in its Main Street section with its candy shops and ice cream parlors. Lakewood has a strong lumberjack heritage and displays it at the restored Holt & Balcom Logging Camp. Wisconsin vacation rentals are commonly booked by outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers -- is it really a wonder why?
Central Wisconsin throws together small communities and busy centers of industry, all with a charming feel. Chippewa Falls's downtown area presents architecture of interest and the family-owned Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company, run since 1867. Menomonie is an antiques haven, and gaming and ATV riding is popular in the Black River Falls area. Wisconsin Rapids holds history relating to the paper and cranberry industries; tours are available at the Stora Enso North America complex and Glacial Lake Cranberries. The Mitchell Public Square-Main Street Historic District is comprised of over 60 buildings in Stevens Point. For a smaller area, Oshkosh certainly has attractions more like a metropolitan area; first-rate museums, performing arts, boat cruises, and top-level dining. Fond du Lac is home to Lakeside Park, where a historic lighthouse and carousel sit. Green Bay is the oldest settlement of French fur traders, and home to the only community-owned NFL team, the beloved Green Bay Packers. Green Bay also has a number of museums, performing arts shows, and for those who enjoy rolling dice, gaming. If you're looking for a lakeside vacation, don't overlook Door County vacation rentals, which provide easy access to both Green Bay and Lake Michigan.
Southern Wisconsin's flavor is more of larger cities and primary resort areas. Wisconsin Dells attracts millions of visitors each year to its family-oriented vacation destination; consequently, Wisconsin Dells vacation rentals are practically designed with families in mind! Its nature consists of seven miles of the Wisconsin River, Cambrian sandstone cliffs, and various tall rock formations. Wisconsin Dells has a reputation of "America's Waterpark Capital" and has a wealth of recreational activities. Madison, the capital of Wisconsin, has a state capitol building that mirrors the Capitol Building in Washington, DC. The Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center celebrates a design by the local Frank Lloyd Wright. Madison has been recognized in the outdoor community for both excellent paddling and cycling. The metropolitan area of Milwaukee celebrates diverse ethnicity through several festivals, and really exhibits a welcoming spirit. Visit the Quadracci Pavilion and Burke Brise Soleil at the Milwaukee Art Museum. The downtown Riverwalk is a line of unique shops, art displays, intriguing nightlife, and top quality restaurants and brewpubs. From Southern Wisconsin vacation cottages to townhomes, you'll have lots to choose from, and find it very easy to call one your home away from home.
Begin you search for a Wisconsin vacation home today! The sooner you find your ideal accommodations, the better.
Sites and tours to see
"Talking Houses and Historic Places" a self-guided tour in Fond du Lac
"Talking Country Roads" in Fond du Lac County
Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame and Lambeau Field
Cana Island Lighthouse in Baileys Harbor
Miller Brewing Company
Harley –Davidson, Inc.
Sailing/yachting charters in Lake Superior and Lake Michigan
First Capitol Historic Site in Belmont
Historic walking tours of Ripon
Timm House in New Holstein
Wade House in Greenbush
Carr Valley Cheese Company self-guided tours
Harbor City Brewing Company
Hinchley Dairy Farm tours in Cambridge


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September 1, 201410:51 PM ET
MOSCOW (AP) — Pro-Russian rebels softened their demand for full independence Monday, saying they would respect Ukraine's sovereignty in exchange for autonomy — a shift that reflects Moscow's desire to strike a deal at a new round of peace talks.
September 1, 201412:45 PM ET
GENEVA (AP) — The U.N.'s top human rights body on Monday overwhelmingly approved the Iraqi government's request for an investigation into alleged crimes against civilians committed by the Islamic State group in its rampage across northeastern Syria and parts of Iraq.
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BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq's outgoing prime minster pledged Monday to turn his country into "a big grave" for Sunni militants from the Islamic State group and commended security forces who achieved a rare victory over insurgents by ending the siege of a Shiite town.
September 1, 201412:32 PM ET
WASHINGTON (AP) — A surly electorate that holds Congress in even lower regard than unpopular President Barack Obama is willing to "keep the bums in," with at least 365 incumbents in the 435-member House and 18 of 28 senators on a glide path to another term when ballots are counted Nov. 4.
September 1, 20145:55 PM ET
PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) — North Korea gave foreign media access on Monday to three detained Americans who said they have been able to contact their families and — watched by officials as they spoke — called for Washington to send a high-ranking representative to negotiate for their freedom.
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ATLANTA (AP) — With their playoff hopes uncertain, Atlanta's struggling batters picked a bad time to get no-hit by Cole Hamels and three Philadelphia relievers.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Bothered by the heat and stifling humidity, Eugenie Bouchard felt dizzy and her vision was blurry.
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NORTON, Mass. (AP) — Chris Kirk made three big putts and captured the biggest win of his career Monday in the Deutsche Bank Championship. Whether that was enough for U.S. captain Tom Watson to add him to the Ryder Cup team was the least of his concerns.
September 1, 20143:51 PM ET
NEW YORK (AP) — Playing mostly mistake-free tennis, top-seeded Novak Djokovic reached the quarterfinals at the U.S. Open for the eighth year in a row — and at a 22nd consecutive Grand Slam tournament overall.
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Dougherty County Commissioners ironed out goals and the salary for the DCP interim police chief.
Assistant Chief Jackie Battle took over as Dougherty County Police Chief earlier this month after Don Cheek retired for medical reasons.
Monday, commissioners discussed recommended goals for Battle during her time in office. Her proposed salary is $76,000 for six months.
"We decided that that was a fair salary for an interim chief. Of course if she is selected as a permanent chief we will look again at a permanent salary," said Commissioner Gloria Gaines.
Commissioners will make the final vote to approve the goals and salary at their next regular meeting which is scheduled for next Monday, December 3rd.
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Request for thoughts and prayers
Prayer Requests, Family Announcements, Weddings, Anniversaries, Birthdays, etc.
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My prayers are with you and your brother Dave. Rick
When I told my dad I've been misplacing things and doing stupid stuff----His reply---"It only gets better"
Ralph, We will add your brother Dave to our prayer list along with you and your family.
I bought an old tractor all dusty and worn,
knew nothing about her just the year she was born
I washed her and greased her and painted her red
Now she lives happily right here in my shed.
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You and Dave have our thoughts and prayers. Bruce
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Ralph, my families prayers go out to you and yours. My dad beat colon cancer 35 yrs ago, only to fall to lung cancer last year. Keep the faith, and all will work out in the end.
You both have my best wishes. I truly belive a good positive attiude is the best medicine. And will give the fastest recovery.
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
Thanks EVERYONE for the kind responce
To update
they have confirmed that cancer is present it is in middle stage of development so they are going to treat with chemotherapy for a time before surgery he will know more in a few days.
Again thanks
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Ralph, Dave and for all of your families:
From Em and I and ours, you are in our prayers. I am glad that they have a plan for treatment. It is wondrous what doctors can do today. With the Lord giving them the skills they need to guide their hands and their treatments, many overcome this disease and lead long and productive lives.
I pray that Dave;s cancer will be in remission soon and hopefully excised soon.
Ralph,, peace (+) to you and yours..
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Five things Android smartphones have that are unlikely to come to the iPhone 6
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Hands-on: Truffol stainless steel strap brings premium quality to Pebble smartwatch
While I like the elegance of the Pebble Steel, I am satisfied enough with my Kickstarter Pebble. Truffol has an inexpensive strap solution that takes my Pebble almost to the level of the Pebble Steel.
Devs now have over 18,000 different Android devices to tweak apps for
The number of unique Android devices in use today has ballooned to 18,700.
China Telecom to sell unlocked iPhone 6
China Telecom said it will unlock the next-generation iPhone by supporting the SIM cards of the other two major telecom players in the market.
T-Mobile offers a year of unlimited LTE to those who throw Sprint friends a lifeline
T-Mobile is serious about taking the third place spot away from Sprint and is coming up with creative ways to bring in more customers and keep existing customers happy.
The Windows phone: One month later
It's been just over one month since Violet Blue switched from being a lifetime Apple and Android user to trying out a Nokia 925. Our newest Windows Phone user has a few things to say.
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IT leaders are finding ways to capitalize on the benefits of BYOD while reducing its risks. This analysis examines the impact of BYOD and looks at how organizations are dealing with the trend.
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AT&T Nokia Lumia 635: Easy to recommend for just $100
US carriers continue to offer low cost, no-contract phones, disrupting the subsidized model they have long relied upon to sell $650+ Apple iPhones.
LG's Bello and Fino 3G smartphones arrive to take on Moto G and E
LG's two new devices look set to join the ranks of Android smartphones angling a slice of the growing sub-$200 market.
Hands-on: Mugen Power Extended Battery case for the Moto X, an extra 2,800 mAh and a microSD card slot
The Moto X battery satisfies many folks, but I need to charge it up to get through a day. Mugen Power has a solution that also adds a microSD expansion card slot.
ZTE announces Nubia 5S mini LTE unlocked Android smartphone available for just $280
Low cost smartphone providers are powering the popularity of the Android platform and ZTE continues to gain market share with devices like this new Nubia 5s mini LTE.
Nokia Lumia 635 review: Is this budget 4G Windows Phone worth a little extra?
Microsoft has updated the low-end 630 with LTE connectivity and a larger price tag to match.
Size matters to Asian smartphone users
More consumers in Asia are picking up 7-inch and above tablets with cellular voice capabilities, as they turn to single mobile devices to make calls, watch movies, and text.
The folly of public meetings
Coffee shops have become a natural part of the urban worker's day. It's so convenient to have work meetings in public, but it's not without potential consequences.
Five things Android smartphones have that are unlikely to come to the iPhone 6
It is likely I will buy an iPhone 6, but there are many things I like about Android that I doubt we will see come to an Apple flagship smartphone any time soon.
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NEW HAVEN, Connecticut—As hordes of FBI agents and Yale police combed the basement of a Yale University laboratory building for missing bride-to-be Annie Le, the man accused of killing her moved among them, in an apparent effort to cover his tracks, a law enforcement official familiar with the investigation said.
That behavior aroused investigators' suspicions about Raymond Clark III, but the final piece that led to his arrest Thursday morning was the discovery that evidence in the ceiling and in the crawl space where Le's body was found contained the DNA of both Le and Clark, according to the law enforcement official who spoke to The Courant on the condition of anonymity.
One investigator, among a group of investigators who were in the lab interviewing employees and students shortly after Le disappeared, witnessed Clark trying to hide lab cleaning equipment that they discovered contained blood spatters. Clark was observed cleaning up areas that Le was in before she was reported missing, the law enforcement official said.
A Superior Court judge Thursday granted New Haven State's Attorney Michael Dearington's request to keep secret the arrest warrant affidavit detailing the crime scene that was the site of Le's final moments.
But sources familiar with the investigation said it was a combination of analyzing computer records of security cards that showed Clark was the last person to see Le alive, his failed polygraph and scratches on his body, his attempts to clean up the crime scene and ultimately the DNA match in two places that led to his arrest.
Police believe that Le fought for her life.
Investigators found a single bead from a necklace she was wearing in the lab area where she was last seen. They also found tiny blood droplets in that area.
Clark also had scratches and bruises on his arms and back. When he was interviewed by FBI agents, Clark said the scratches were cuts from a cat and from playing softball.
The sources said authorities are investigating whether Clark got some of them when he allegedly stuffed Le's body into the crawl space where she was found five days after she disappeared.
Police believe that Clark tried to clean up the crime scene after disposing of Le's body, sources said. The computer record of his movements between laboratories using his swipe card show he left the building several times and also moved between several rooms, including some that he had no reason to be in, a source said.
Authorities arrested Clark during a police sweep Thursday morning at the Super 8 hotel in Cromwell where he had been staying since Wednesday.
Late Tuesday night, police searched Clark's Middletown apartment and collected hair, fingernail and saliva samples from him. Clark cooperated and was released to his attorney.
Sources said Clark did not give a statement to police. Clark maintained that same silence when a bail commissioner tried to interview him before his arraignment Thursday in Superior Court in New Haven.
Judicial marshals led a leg-shackled Clark, who was wearing a striped polo shirt and tan pants, into the courtroom filled with journalists. Neither Le's family nor members of Clark's family appeared to be in the gallery.
The muscular Clark, a former high school athlete, looked pale and said, "Yes sir," softly when Judge Jon C. Blue asked if he had been read his rights.
The bail commissioner told the judge that Clark does not have any prior criminal history, and based on that, she recommended that Clark's bail be reduced to $1 million. Beth Merkin, Clark's public defender, asked the judge to adopt the bail commissioner's recommendation.
She said Clark refused to answer the bail commissioner's questions under the advice of his attorney.
But Blue kept Clark's bail at $3 million, citing the serious nature of the case.


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Best of Fall Nail Polish
The best of fall's rich nail polish colors!
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Maybelline Color Show Nail Lacquer ($4.99) in Twilight Rays
Le Metier de Beaute Nail Lacquer ($18) Made in the Jade
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The world's gone nail crazy, which means this fall, there are more shades than ever to choose from. We've scoured the classics—L'Oreal, M.A.C.—and our newer favorites—Floss Gloss, Julep, NCLA—for this season's best shades.


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An East Texas woman was arrested on July 15 after officials say she tried to burn down a building in Henderson County.
Karen Lynn Baker, 42, was arrested after the Henderson County Fire Marshal says she started a fire that burned a structure near County Road 2919 in Eustace. Baker was charged with arson.
On July 14, the day before the structure fire, sheriff's deputies were dispatched to an RV fire in the same area. Deputies were told that the fire was arson, but a determination was never made. Baker was not arrested in connection with the RV fire, but the fire marshal says she is a 'person of interest' in that case.
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Two days before the start of summer, some local natural gas customers are facing bills they would expect to pay in the winter.
The bills came after Atmos Energy, which serves the New River Valley and beyond, changed its calculation method for people on its budget billing program. Budget billing plans, offered by many utility companies, are designed to help you have a set amount to pay each month over the year.
Until now, Atmos says its previous method never addressed underpayment or overpayment during seasonal highs and lows. When it changed its calculation method May 1 to settle up the accounts, some customers say they got a drastically higher bill. "There was no warning so of course I was surprised by the billing amount," said Atmos customer Geoffrey Knobl who uses both gas and electric in his home. "I expected something in the low to mid 40s and I got double that, so there's that surprise. And it comes at a time when other bills are fairly high."
While some customers have higher usage; therefore higher bills, the latest billing cycle may also reflect a longer billing cycle than usual as meter reading was delayed as Atmos made the transition to the new calculation method.
Atmos Energy's Director of Rates and Regulatory Affairs, Gary Smith says some customers were overpaying throughout the year and can now expect to get a credit on their bills for several months. Smith says customers who underpaid can expect their June bill to be more stable; however, bills may still fluctuate every month because Atmos recalculates each billing cycle and doesn't settle up once a year like you might be familiar with other utilities.
Smith went on to say Atmos Energy did not notify customers in advance of the abrupt change because the rates have not changed. A rate changed would have required the company to notify its customers in advance as required by the State Corporation Commission.


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The annual scholarship program will be held at 7 p.m. at Rowland Auditorium on the Jasper campus of Bevill State Community College.
Tickets are $10 for adults or $5 for students. They are available from any Crescent Junior Study Club member and will also be sold at the door.
There are four participants: Katherine Odle, Charlee Whitt, Haylee Runyan and Kaytlyn Tuggle. The winner will compete in the Distinguished Young Women of Alabama program in January 2015. Over $100,000 in college scholarships will be awarded.
The 2014 Distinguished Young Woman of Walker County is Nellie Stallsmith, a senior at Walker High School. She was awareded $2,000 in scholarships from the Distinguished Young Women program.
The local program is sponsored by the Crescent Junior Study Club and the Distinguished Young Women of Walker County Scholarship Committee.
There are five areas of competition: scholastic (20 percent), interview (25 percent), talent (25 percent), fitness (15 percent) and self-expression (15 percent).
The choreographer for the program is Christy Hand-Barger of Marilyn Sanders Performing Arts Studio.


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March 11, 2013
Rwandan President Paul Kagame will speak at the University of Hartford, Connecticut's Maurice Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies to mark the launch of its "Genocide and Holocaust Education Initiative," despite scholars, journalists and protestors all over the world, and nearly 20 years of U.N. reports accusing Kagame himself of genocide and mass atrocities in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
July 2, 2011
Advocates of intervention in Southern Sudan argue that the U.S. can't be bystanders to what could become another Rwanda and must become instead "upstanders" preventing genocide. Was the U.S. a bystander to the Rwanda Genocide? Professors Peter Erlinder and Edward Herman both say no.
December 27, 2010
On Dec. 15, a French judge filed preliminary charges against six people close to Rwandan President Paul Kagame for the 1994 assassination of the Rwandan and Burundian presidents that triggered the Rwanda Genocide. When will Obama take heed of these new French charges? How much longer will the U.S. back the regime sued on two continents and in three countries?