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Enjoying a conservatory musical education from childhood, Javier and Luis Garayalde are skilled multi-instrumentalists. Along with their father, a scholar and saxophone player, they were part of various Jazz bands before developing an inter- est in electronic music, Acid Jazz and House in the 1990s. Having released tracks on various imprints, including their own, they have enjoyed collabo- rations with the likes of Gilles Peterson and Masters at Work while touring internationally for a decade. Appearances at Popkomm in Cologne, Midem in Cannes and even a four night station at the Blue Note in Tokyo saw them sharing the stage with Eddie Palmierei, Azymyth, Marcos Valle and Chick Corea.
Moving from Madrid to Brazil, the duo found new inspiration and continued to fold their influ- ences into a unique sound. The Jazz of their youth, the punch of House and the enchanting warmth of Bossa came together to form the Wagon Cookin' sound – a recipe that could only be synthesized by brothers who have travelled the world; watching, listening, learning.
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Om:Cast 026 Tracklisting:
Wagon Cookin' – Forever
Quarion – Lo (Retreat)
Fantastic Man – Don't Worry, It's Just Me
Be – All the Thrills
Wagon Cookin' – Music is Not Far
Actual Proof – The Girl
Pitchben – Friday Night
Prommer & Barck – Journey (Kink Remix)
Lovebirds – Brotha (Raw Mix)
Miguel Migs feat. Meshell Ndegeocello – Close Your Eyes (Deetron Dub)
Kyodai – Illusions
Urb magazine is proud to present an exclusive podcast from UK disco and house act Crazy P. Fresh off the release of "When We On," out now via Smoke N' Mirrors, Crazy P is truly one of the best live disco acts that I have ever witnessed. This new podcast features their lead single "Open for Service," as well as the new Hot Toddy remix remix of J Boogie's Dubtronic Science 'Go To Work' featuring The Pimps of Joytime. Also stay tuned for upcoming Crazy P tour dates in November including LA, SF, Miami, NYC and Vancouver. Download link and track list below.
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Track list:
1. Francis Inferno Orchestra – Meet You in Salt Lake City (Soul Clap remix)
2. Ron Basejam meets Fun Bobby – Fly With Me
3. Greymatter – Give it to Me Slow
4. Soul Minority – Come Back for More
5. Fantastic Man – Groove With You
6. J Boogie's Dubtronic Science – Go to Work (Hot Toddy remix)
7. Kid Creole – I Believe (40 thieves vox & dub)
8. Barking Dogs – Mouth to Mouth
9/10. The Francis Inferno Orchestra- I Need It (Original & Fantastic Man mixes)
11. Weekend Express – Going to Chicago
12. Blackstrobe – Boogie 123 (Hot Toddy remix)
13. Crazy P – Open for Service (Ron Basejam remix)
Brand new DJ mix from SF tastemaker, J Boogie. Featuring new and exlcusive tracks from Tiger & Woods, OOFT!, Slow Hands, Wolf + Lamb, Miguel Migs, Hot Toddy and more. J Boogie's full length, Undercover drops October 3rd worldwide.
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Dexter Wansel – The Sweetest Pain (OOFT! Edit)
Slow Hands – Sweetest Taboo
Sazon Booya – Dento De Mi Amor
6th Borough Project – Just A Memory
Nel Oliver – Dream On (The Revenge Edit)
Poolside – Do You Believe?
Bill Summers – Straight Bank (Edit)
Sugarhill Gang – Hot Hot Summer Day (Ikah Love Edit)
Soul Clap – Love Light
George Benson – Love x Love (Koko Southport Edit)
Radiance feat. Andrea Stone – You're My Number 1 (Dub)
Seiji – Raspberries
The Owl – Feel Good
Body Language – Falling Out (Tiger & Woods Remix)
Miguel Migs & Evelyn "Champagne" King – Everybody
J Boogie's Dubtronic Science – Go to Work feat. The Pimps of Joytime (Hot Toddy Remix)
Cool Million feat Leroy Burgess – Cool To Make A Million (Ilija Rudman After Hours mix)
Robert Strauss – Hot Like an Oven feat. Leroy Burgess (Zev's Edit)
The Strikers – Inch By Inch (Remix)
D Train – "D" Train (Dub)
Skyy – Here's To You
Shalamar – Take That To The Bank (Fingerman's ATM Edit)
Ethel Beatty – I Know You Care (U-Tern Edit)
Mayer Hawthorne – A Long Time (Chromeo Remix)
Kutcorners feat. Curtis Santiago – Diamond (J Boogie Remix)
Matty C – Action (Kutcorners Remix)
Nice N Tight – Puzique
In celebration of the release of Miguel Migs "Outside the Skyline"" we decided to premier the Woolfy Remix off the upcoming single, Close Your Eyes featuring Meshell Ndegeocello with our good friends at Urb. Woolfy's gives the original a complete make over, literally taking you to the outback!
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Our good friends at 2Dopeboyz just posted the new track from J Boogie's Dubtronic Science featuring Lateef the Truthspeaker "It's on Fire." Taken from the forth coming album entitled Undercover, It's on Fire explores J Boogie's hip hop roots with Lateef from the legendary Bay Area group Latyrx. Undercover drops on October 4th and features The Pimps of Joytime, Raashan Ahmad, Gina Rene, Aima the Dreamer, Jazz Mafia, Afrolicious and more.
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The second single from J Boogie's upcoming full-length Undercover manifests in true form to its title – Go to Work. The break drops with the weight of a b-boy classic, riding a hook that sounds ready for a blacksploitation chase scene. With incredible momentum and restrained funk, J Boogie's fusion of hip hop, funk, dub and the clatter of latin percussion joining it all, Go to Work leaves no room for quiet observers and head-nodders on the dancefloor; this one is all body language. Be sure to check out Hot Toddy on the remix!
Go to Work by OmRecords
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Straight out of the Bollywood underground comes the new video for J Boogie's Dubtronic Science Undercover featuring Chrys-Anthony. Check it out over at Okay Player and make sure to cop the free download of the DJ Nu-Mark Remix on the soundcloud widget.
J Boogie's Dubtronic Science "Undercover" in stores October 4th.
If you happen to be in Mexico on September 3rd please be sure to check out the Hellow Fest in Monterey, Mexico. Dirty Vegas has the honor to share the stage with electronic indy bands Empire of the Sun, Washed Out, Miami Horror, Local Natives and DJs R.A.C. and Jacques Renault.
For more info on the festival, please click here.
If Everybody Pt. 1 wasn't enough, we're happy to bring you Pt. 2 featuring new remixes from Miguel Migs, Vernon and DeCosta, Ghosts of Venice, Kid Who and new versions from Aki Bergen and Hardsoul. Grab you free download of the Kid Who Remix at the bottom of this post.
Featuring disco legend Evelyn 'Champagne' King, 'Everybody' evokes a soul-disco appeal with classic and current production values. Evelyn's beautiful vocal talents soar over a blistering bass-line while textural synth stabs, funky guitar licks and warm melodies create the atmosphere.
Migs delivers his Disco-Tech Dub, stripping down the Original Album Version cutting up the vocals and exploring the territories of deep-soul-disco and tech.
Vernon & Dacosta take things into a moody-tech direction with deep hypnotic pads, steady synth stabs and a driving groove.
Ghost of Venice strips it down and presents a big room tracky-disco-loop dub.
Aki Bergen provides his quintessential deep house Vocal version layering Evelyn's vocal with obscured effects for a darker moody feel.
Hardsoul's dub pushes the envelope into the realm of upbeat, peak time dance floor biz.
While Kid Who shakes things up and gives us a pulsating edge to his well crafted thumping electronic dub.
Everybody PART 1 received such a diverse amount of positive feedback by all types of artists and we thank you for your continued support and open mindedness!
Om:cast 024 features non other than Om Records veteran DJ & Tastemaker Still Rob G. Featuring brand new tracks from San Francisco's own Pillow Talk (Visionquest) and unreleased Om Records / Smoke N' Mirrors material from Body Language, Tiger & Woods, Woolfy and Edit Murphy the 'Rooftop, Poolside' name couldn't be any more literal. Perfect for a long day basking in the sun, mojito in hand, the 'Rooftop, Poolside' creates the perfect vibe.
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1. Pillow Talk – Long Lost Friends
2. Kamo – I Have You
3. The Owl – Feel Good
4. Edit Murphy – Brooklyn Nights
5. Mario Basanov – Lonely Days (Downtown Party Network Remix)
6. Andy Ash – Freak
7. Lonely C & Baby Prince – I Remember Those Days
8. Body Language – Falling Out (Tiger & Woods Remix)
9. DJ Phono – Gone (David August Vocal Remix)
10. Eats Everything – Heard That
11. Manik – City Kids
12. Bruce Springsteen – State Trooper (MAU Re-Edit)
13. Adam Port – Tell You
14. Little Dragon – Fortune (Marc Smith Re-Edit)
15. Miguel Migs feat. Me'shell Ndegeocello – Close Your Eyes (Woolfy's Country Mix)
16. Young Edits – Some Things Take A Long Time
17. The Rurals – Ocean
18. Earth Wind & Fire – That's The Way Of The World
20-year veteran DJ and tastemaker Rob Grega is impossible to pigeonhole. With downtempo, hip-hop, funk, jazz, soul, broken-beat, house and minimal tech influences, his DJ and production style proves to be versatile and fresh in practice. From 2004-2009 Rob served as A&R at Om Records, helping to immensely build the sound of the more than 15-Year legacy Om has merited, signing tunes from underground acts such as Pezzner, Radio Slave, M.in and Frankie Flowerz, while sequencing music for many distinguished compilations including Sounds of Om v.6, Om Miami 2007 & 2008, Om Lounge 10, Om Chilled 1 & 2, a DJ Mag cover-mount, and even the label's 15-Year Anniversary package. Currently holding residencies in San Francisco at the world famous Endup and Eve Lounge, Rob remains true to his eclectic, multi-genre sounds. More recently, Rob has been collaborating with Moulton Studios' Homero Espinosa, as the duo Toil & Trouble. Their debut release, a remix of Wagon Cookin's 'Music is Not Far,' drops on Smoke N' Mirrors in summer 2011. Another fresh remix is also due on Yerba Buena Discos shortly thereafter.


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Our cabin was on the 9th deck. We had a balcony , which we didn't have too many chances to use because of the weather. The cabin was extremely small - but we were only using it to sleep in so not too much of a problem. The bathroom was tiny but the shower was great - iv had much larger and posher bathrooms that the shower has soaked everything in sight but this worked great.
It is all inclusive now but we didn't come across anyone who had too much to drink. The spirits weren't as strong as in u.k but we found when we asked for e.g gin and tonic 50/50 you could taste the alcohol. The beer was great as was the wine.
The food was plentiful . We ate in both the island and the beachcomber restaurants and again had no problems.
The entertainment was outstanding - as good if not better than anything I have heard in the west end and broadway.
All in all we had a brilliant week - apart from the weather and would I go again on the island escape - you bet I would


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Two men are in jail after Quitman after an armed robbery. Police say one man robbed a convenience store at gunpoint while the other helped plan it all.
The thief got away, but police caught him just hours later.
18-year-old Andrew Rogers is accused of robbing the Gas-N-Go convenience store in Quitman Monday night. Police say he held up the owner and a clerk at gunpoint and demanded they put all the cash in the register in his backpack.
And Wednesday investigators charged his accomplice, Christopher Aguilar, with accessory to an armed robbery. Both men are booked in the Brooks Co. Jail.
"He just told me to lay down and give him all the money, and I give it to him," said Ricky Patel, store clerk.
Rogers got away with almost $1,000. But Quitman Police detectives found him six hours later sitting in a car on the side of the road. Chief Wesley Ross says it wasn't hard to identify the thief.
He walked around the store for about five minutes without a mask on, and at one point pretended he was getting a drink.
"We were able to positively identify him because he did not put his mask on until after he entered the store," said Police Chief Wesley Ross.
Patel says due to high blood pressure and sheer fright his boss suffered a heart attack during the robbery. He was rushed to Brooks County Hospital and is expected to be okay.
"The guy comes and he sees that he as a gun in hand, and anyway, he had blood pressure, so that's why you know he was scared, really," said Patel.
Rogers ran off, and Chief Ross says it took a group effort to find him. "We were very lucky with this one, we had good videos, the store owner was very helpful, the community, his friends , everyone was very helpful."
Chief Ross says they are working to return the stolen cash back to the store owner.
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The Towson Tigers
men's basketball team came up with two more victories this past week, beating
both Delaware and James Madison.
The Tigers hung tough for 40 minutes against the Blue Hens last Wednesday to win 69-66. Delaware had come into the game undefeated in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play until Pat Skerry's crew out-toughed the Blue Hens.
Anyone who has watched this team knows he is going to get three things: hard play for 40 minutes, solid effort on the glass on both ends of the floor, and tough man-to-man defense.
Coming into the
Delaware game, Devon Saddler averaged 20.6 points per game to lead
the conference in scoring. But then
he met Towson's Marcus Damas and Rafriel
Guthrie. Those two made sure Saddler never got a
clean look at the basket. The Blue Hen
guard scored 16 points, but he really was not a factor in the
Towson Defeats James Madison - January 19
On Saturday, the Tigers hosted James Madison. The Dukes came into the Towson Center with a
3-2 conference record. They left at .500 with their tails between their legs.
The Tigers only led by three at halftime, 31-28. Part of the reason was Jerelle Benimon's first-half foul trouble, which limited him to only nine minutes. The junior came out in the second half and led the Tigers to their third-biggest margin of victory since they joined the CAA in 2001.
The Tigers out-scored the Dukes 42-19 in the second half, and Benimon ended the game with 13 points and 12 rebounds. It was his fifth straight double-double - the first time a Tiger has done that since Brian Matthews back in 1977. Benimon now leads the nation in double-doubles, and he is in the top three in the nation at rebounding at 11.7 per game.
The Tigers have three games this week. The Tigers host Georgia State for the last time on Monday night, as the Panthers will leave the conference after this season. Then on Wednesday night, the Tigers host the Patriots of George Mason. The Tigers will then hit the road for a game Saturday against the Tribe of William and Mary. It will be the first time the Tigers will face a conference foe for the second time this season. Back on January 9, the Tigers beat William and Mary in double overtime, 99-86.
With the Tigers sitting at 10-9, and 5-1 in the CAA, Towson has a chance to get to 11-9 for the first time since the 1995-96 season. Director of New Media Damon Lewis was still in diapers then. I hope everyone can come on out to the Towson Center to support this hard working talented team. If not, Vince Angotti and I will have all three of this week's games on the Towson Sports Network.
Towson Center Moment No. 8
This week's Towson Center moment was a night many of us had anticipated for a while.
Gary Neal had been the 2003 Atlantic-10 Rookie of the Year. In two years at LaSalle, he averaged over 18 points per game. During the summer before his junior season, He was arrested for an incident that happened at a LaSalle summer basketball camp and dismissed from the team before his case went to trial. The Baltimore native who had played at both Aberdeen High School and Calvert Hall, enrolled at Towson to finish his degree.
Neal came to Towson, and as far as I know, he never intended to play basketball. He just wanted his trial to be over, have the truth come out, and get his degree. Word got out that Neal had enrolled at Towson, and with the basketball team not having much success under Pat Kennedy, he was approached to join the team.
It was decided if he was acquitted, he would
walk on the basketball team. The trial ended in an acquittal, and the wait was on.
Finally, on December
21, 2005, Neal was in uniform as the Tigers took on Virginia Military
Institute (VMI). VMI had the nation's leading
scorer in Reggie Williams, who scored 27 points.
But he was outdone.
Neal did not start that night; he came in at about the 14-minute mark in the first half. It didn't take long to see what all the hubbub was about. He nailed four threes in the first half and had 14 points in just 13 minutes.
Towson lost that night, 80-78. But Neal scored 28 points and tied the school record with six 3-point baskets. He also had 8 assists. Neal finished his career scoring over 1,000 points at two different schools. Only three other players had ever done that.
Neal took a lot of abuse that first year on the road, taunted by crowds for a crime he did not commit. Getting to know him over those two years, I have never met a more humble star player. He has gone on to be the most successful NBA player in the history of Towson basketball. But we all saw the first glimpse of that on 12/21/05.


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Summary — After each team had long drives snuffed out, the Hawkeyes finally made one count. Starting at its own 13-yard line — and pushed back to the 10 — Iowa marched behind big plays. Ricky Stanzi hit Derrell Johnson-Koulianos for 15 yards, then Marcus Coker for 11. Coker followed with an 18-yard run. The scoring play was a 19-yard pass from Stanzi to Marvin McNutt.
Key play — On Iowa's scoring drive, it faced third-and-13. Stanzi and Johnson-Koulianos hooked up for a 15-yard gain.
Score — Iowa 7, Ohio State 0.


text: Elite Tactical Unit is dedicated to all First Responders who race toward conflict and mayhem instead of running away from it. These dedicated men and women of law enforcement, firefighters and emergency medical teams are our first line of defense and protect us all. We celebrate and thank them for their invaluable and selfless service. Meet The Host(s) Mykel Hawke Best selling author, veteran, TV show creator, government contractor, an experience survivalist, Mykel Hawke hosts the adrenaline fueled show Elite Tactical Unit on Outdoor Channel. Read Full Bio Meet The Team Leaders Terry Schappert A 20 year veteran & currently in charge of a U.S. Army Special Forces team, Terry Schappert has been deployed throughout the world on various training & combat missions and is Team Leader on Elite Tactical Unit & Reality SWAT Swatting shows airing on Outdoor Channel. Read Full Bio Adam Hamon Worldwide crisis responder, security consultant & protection, Adam Hamon is a 12 year SAS veteran and founder of Regiment Security, and currently a Team Leader of Outdoor Channel's Elite Tactical Unit. Read Full Bio Meet The Competitors Karen Bartuch Karen Bartuch Karen has been in law enforcement since 2002 working many assignments including patrol, gang & tactical teams, undercover operations, policy advisor, intelligence and counter-terrorism. Read Full Bio Steve Gordon Steve was born and raised in Los Angeles and attended Granada Hills high school. He joined the LAPD in 1988. Read Full Bio Mike Kotowski Michael is a Sergeant with the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office, Training Section. He is also a SWAT Team Assistant Entry Team Leader. Read Full Bio Scott McDonnold Scott has been a member of the Dallas Police Dept. since 1997. He was assigned to the Southeast patrol division. Read Full Bio DJ Merrill DJ started his law enforcement career in 2002. In October 2006, he became a member of the Street Crimes Unit Tactical Enforcement Squad. Read Full Bio Chancey Pogue Chancey started his career in 1999 with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Institutional Division in Huntsville Texas. Read Full Bio Neil Welch Neil started his career as a police officer with the Atlanta Police Department in 2001. He is a 4 year member of the SWAT Team. Read Full Bio Jeremy Borchardt Jeremy has been a Dallas Police officer since August 1999. Jeremy has worked in patrol, as a rifle instructor at the firearms training center and an undercover narcotics detective. Read Full Bio Bonner Burton Bonner started his LEO career as a jail officer in Gainesville, GA in August of 1996. In September 2003, he became a member of Hall County Sheriff's Office's SWAT Team. Read Full Bio Tony Caspers Tony is currently assigned as a full time SWAT officer in the Special Operations Division and has been on the SWAT team for 19 years. Read Full Bio Curtis Coppinger Curtis is a Sergeant with Kansas City Missouri Police Dept. He began career in law enforcement in 2002. Read Full Bio Greg Jones Greg started his LEO career as a Patrol Officer in 1998 in his hometown, after serving in the US Marine Corps. In August 2004, he was accepted as member of the SWAT Unit. Read Full Bio Blair Rockwell Rock's career in Tactical Operations includes 20+ years on a full time civilian Police SWAT Team, and working and instructing in Close Protection and Tactical OPs. Read Full Bio Lance Zaleski Lance Zaleski Lance started his LEO career in 1999 as a Patrol Officer for Canastota Police Department in Canastota NY. Read Full Bio Prev Next Meet all the Competitors Watch Scenes From the Show ETU: Yacht Takedown Drug runners crossing the border have turned to the local river waterways Watch Now Elite Tactical Unit: Chop Shop This week on Elite Tactical Unit, the operators are dealing with the car Watch Now On Elite Tactical Unit: Meth House This week on Elite Tactical Unit, Team Blue and Team Black compete in Operation Watch Now Elite Tactical Unit: Man Down The 14 ETU operators have arrived in St. Louis ready for the first mission Watch Now Sponsors See All Sponsors Sig Sauer Armory SIG P226 X6 From the revered SIG SAUER® Mastershop in Germany, the P226 X6 Lightweight is crafted for precision competition. SIG P226 X6 | Full Sig Sauer Armory


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Founded by Rutbert, Count of Zutphen 1059, who m Ermentrud of Hammerstein, dau of Count Otto of Hammersein (d 1036), who inherited possessions situated between the Lahn and the Sieg; Ulrich or Dudo, Count of Idstein, living ca 1093-1124, had two sons, the elder Rupert I (d ca 1154), acquired County of Laurenburg ca 1150, the yr Arnold, acquired the County of Nassau (in the Lahn). His yr son Rupert, Count of Nassau, d 1190 when Nassau passed to his cousin and son-in-law Walram, Count of Laurenburg (d 1198), father of Heinrich II, Count of Nassau (d 1254), etc, who divided his possessions 12 Dec 1255 between his sons Walram, who founded line of Nassau-Weilburg (see below) and Otto, who founded line of Nassau-Dillenburg (see THE NETHERLANDS).
Line of Walram
Catholic & Evangelical: Founded by Walram, Count of Nassau, Idstein, Wiesbaden and Weilburg (d 1289); King of the Romans 6 Jan 1292 -July 1298; Princely Count of Nassau, (HRE Wurzburg 3 Jul 1366); the dignity of Prince of the Holy Empire confirmed and renewed, Vienna 4 Aug 1688 and Vienna 5 Sep 1737; Imperial confirmation of primogeniture succession 6 Oct 1755 and 10 Dec 1766; Treaty of Succession concluded with the cadet Line of Nassau-Dillenburg, 30 June 1783; qualification Most Serene Highborn (Durchlauchtigst Hochgeboren) male primogeniture, HRE Vienna 3 Dec 1784; Wilhelm, Prince of Nassau-Weilburg (1792-1839), reacquired the possessions of the Nassau-Usingen line (Friedrich, Prince of Nassau-Usingen, had assumed the title of Duke 30 Aug 1806) on 24 Mar 1816, taking the title of Duke of Nassau, Count of Katzenelnbogen and Dietz, etc; Duke Wilhelm succ by Duke Adolf Wilhelm-Karl (1817-1905), deprived of the Duchy of Nassau following the Prussian invasion and its unification with the Kingdom of Prussia 20 Sept 1866; Treaty concluded between the former Duke and the Kingdom of Prussia Sept 1867; Duke Adolf-Wilhem succ as heir to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg on the extinction of the male line of the cadet line of Nassau-Dillenburg (see THE NETHERLANDS) 23 Nov 1890; Prince Nicholas of Nassau (1832-1905) m morganatically and left issue, Counts of Merenburg (sole surviving male line of ancient House of Nassau). Grand Duke Adolf of Luxembourg succ 1905 by his only surv son Wilhelm (1854-1912), who left issue six daus; the laws of succession having been changed by Family Statute of 16 April 1907 permitting the eventual succession of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the Nassau titles through the female line, he was succ 1912 by his eldest dau Adelaide (1894-1924) who abdicated 1919 in favour of her next sister Charlotte (1896-1985), who m 6 Nov 1919 Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma, and had issue, the present Grand Ducal House (see below).
Issue of the Grand Duchess Charlotte titled Princes or Princess of Luxembourg, Prince or Princess of Bourbon-Parma and Nassau with the qualification of Royal Highness, her younger sisters were Grand Ducal Highness; the issue of the Grand Duke and the Hereditary Grand Duke are Princes or Princess of Luxembourg, with the qualification of Royal Highness (since 1986 the name "of Nassau" has been substituted for that of Bourbon-Parma and the Bourbon lilies dropped from the Grand Ducal Arms); the issue of authorised marriages of male cadets are Prince or Princess of Nassau with the qualification of Royal Highness, the issue of unauthorised marriages are Count or Countess of Nassau.
Arms.--- Quarterly: lst. and 4th, az, azure, semée of billetes or, a lion rampant and crowned or, armed and langued gu (Nassau); 2nd and 3rd, harry of ten erg and az. a lion queue fourchée gu, armed, langued and crowned or (Luxembourg). The shield is ensigned with the Royal Crown, without a cap. Supporters:- Two lions reguardant or, armed and langued gu. Motto.--- Ich dien. The achievement is borne on a mantle gu, fringed and tasselled or, doubled arm and surmounted by the Royal Crown, without a cap.
Orders: Order of the Golden Lion of the House of Nassau; the order of Civil and Military Merit of Adolf of Nassau; the Order of the Oak Crown; the Order of Merit.


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A green sea slug found off North America's east coast not only looks like a leaf, but can also make food out of sunlight, just like a plant.
via CBC News – Technology & Science – Leaf-like sea slug feeds on light.
A green sea slug found off North America's east coast not only looks like a leaf, but can also make food out of sunlight, just like a plant.
via CBC News – Technology & Science – Leaf-like sea slug feeds on light.
Excerpt from original article found at NewScientist.com. Find the full article and much more information there.
15 July 2006 by Stephanie Pain
On 14 June 1918, the supply ship Makambo struck a submerged rock off Lord Howe Island, a volcanic dot 780 kilometres north-east of Sydney, Australia. The cargo was salvaged and taken ashore to the island, which is a semi-tropical paradise, lushly forested and rich in plants and animals found nowhere else. Unfortunately, the ship's rats came ashore too. They spread rapidly, soon dispatching several island species, including a giant wingless stick insect, or phasmid. By the 1930s, the Lord Howe Island phasmid (Dryococelus australis) was written off as extinct.
By all accounts, it had been a spectacular insect, so big the islanders called it the land lobster. Females grew up to 15 centimetres long, with bodies as thick as a finger and long, stout legs equipped with hooks. The slightly shorter males had peculiarly massive thighs armed with evil-looking spines. They couldn't fly but they could run surprisingly fast.[...]
However, in 1964, a rock climber found a dead phasmid, not on Lord Howe Island but on Balls Pyramid, a remote spire of rock 24 kilometres to the south-east. Another climber found two more dead phasmids there in 1969, one lodged in a bush, the other as part of a seabird's nest – a stick insect mistaken for a stick. Was the giant phasmid alive and well and living somewhere on Balls Pyramid? It seemed improbable. This was a creature of warm, damp forests that needed living trees with sizeable hollows to hide in. Balls Pyramid is the world's highest sea stack, its sheer cliffs rising 550 metres. Isolated, exposed to high winds and with no apparent water supply, the islet has just a few scraps of vegetation and no trees. To everyone's disappointment but no one's surprise, every expedition that went in search of giant phasmids drew a blank.
This article from NewScientist is a must-read! A great recount of a fascinating story…
Long Live the Phasmids!
What tipped me off to Land Lobsters? The Tree Lobsters! comic. Science geeks beware- there's hilarity afoot! Don't miss the secret messages under each comic.
And the Bug Girl's Blog.
(AP) — A marine biologist says he has discovered a new crab species off the coast of southern Taiwan that looks like a strawberry with small white bumps on its red shell.
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New 'strawberry' crab species found off Taiwan.
Thank you to Crumpled-Wings for yet another great find!
Quoted from the AP article Thousands of strange creatures found deep in ocean, by Cain Burdeau
Nov. 22, 2009
A report released Sunday recorded 17,650 species living below 656 feet, the point where sunlight ceases. The findings were the latest update on a 10-year census of marine life.
"Parts of the deep sea that we assumed were homogenous are actually quite complex," said Robert S. Carney, an oceanographer at Louisiana State University and a lead researcher on the deep seas.
Thousands of marine species eke out an existence in the ocean's pitch-black depths by feeding on the snowlike decaying matter that cascades down — even sunken whale bones. Oil and methane also are an energy source for the bottom-dwellers, the report said.
The researchers have found about 5,600 new species on top of the 230,000 known. They hope to add several thousand more by October 2010, when the census will be done.
The scientists say they could announce that a million or more species remain unknown. On land, biologists have catalogued about 1.5 million plants and animals.
More than 40 new species of coral were documented on deep-sea mountains, along with cities of brittlestars and anemone gardens. Nearly 500 new species ranging from single-celled creatures to large squid were charted in the abyssal plains and basins.
Also of importance were the 170 new species that get their energy from chemicals spewing from ocean-bottom vents and seeps. Among them was a family of "yeti crabs," which have silky, hairlike filaments on the legs.
A team of scientists from Britain, the United States and Papua New Guinea found more than 40 previously unidentified species when they climbed into the kilometre-deep crater of Mount Bosavi and explored a pristine jungle habitat teeming with life that has evolved in isolation since the volcano last erupted 200,000 years ago. In a remarkably rich haul from just five weeks of exploration, the biologists discovered 16 frogs which have never before been recorded by science, at least three new fish, a new bat and a giant rat, which may turn out to be the biggest in the world.
The plant is among the largest of all pitchers and is believed to be the largest meat-eating shrub, dissolving rats with acid-like enzymes.
The team of botanists, led by British experts Stewart McPherson and Alastair Robinson, found the plant on Mount Victoria in the Philippines.
They decided to name the plant Nepenthes attenboroughii, after the wildlife broadcaster Sir David.
Find the entire article at Telegraph.co.uk.(Thanks to Crumpled-Wings for the heads-up on this most excellent discovery!)
RI O DE JANEIRO (Reuters) – Researchers have discovered a new sub-species of monkey in a remote part of the Amazon rain forest, a U.S.-based wildlife conservation group said on Tuesday.
The newly found monkey was first spotted by scientists in
2007 in the Brazilian state of Amazonas and is related to the saddleback tamarin monkeys, known for their distinctively marked backs, the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) said.
The small monkey, which is mostly gray and brown and weighs 213 grams (0.47 pound), has been named the Mura's saddleback tamarin after the Mura Indian tribe of the Purus and Madeira river basins where the new sub-species was found.
[Read the full article at Reuters.com]
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Scientists have discovered an exquisitely preserved ancient primate fossil that they believe forms a crucial "missing link" between our own evolutionary branch of life and the rest of the animal kingdom.
The 47m-year-old primate – named Ida – has been hailed as the fossil equivalent of a "Rosetta Stone" for understanding the critical early stages of primate evolution.
The top-level international research team, who have studied her in secret for the past two years, believe she is the most complete and best preserved primate fossil ever uncovered. The skeleton is 95% complete and thanks to the unique location where she died, it is possible to see individual hairs covering her body and even the make-up of her final meal – a last vegetarian snack.
via Fossil Ida: extraordinary find is 'missing link' human evolution | Science | guardian.co.uk.
In the hot, dark water of a South African mine, scientists have found the world's loneliest species.
Everywhere else biologists have studied life on our planet, they've found communities of life, but today, biologists announced they have discovered an ecosystem that contains just a single species of bacteria.
In all other known ecosystems, the key functions of life — harvesting energy and elements like carbon and nitrogen from the environment — have been shared among different species. But in the water of the Mponeng gold mine, two miles under the earth's surface, Desulforudis audaxviator carries out all of those functions by itself. In short, it's the tidiest package of life found yet.
via One-Organism Ecosystem Discovered in African Gold Mine | Wired Science.
ScienceDaily (Mar. 15, 2007) — Scientists have discovered that the clouded leopard found on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra is an entirely new species of cat. The secretive rainforest animal was originally thought to be the same species as the one found in mainland Southeast Asia.
via New Species Declared: Clouded Leopard On Borneo And Sumatra.
Scientists have found more evidence that the Indonesian "Hobbit" skeletons belong to a new species of human – and not modern pygmies.
via BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Hobbits 'are a separate species'.
Scientists studying submerged sinkholes in the Great Lakes off the coast of northern Michigan have stumbled onto something they never expected to find: life forms akin to those found in some of Earth's most extreme environments.
Read the article at Physorg.com
The incredibly pink Dragon Millipede is able to shoot cyanide.
It's one of over a thousand species found in the Greater Mekong in the past 10 years- that's an average of 2 new species found per week for 10 years!
Find more info at WWF online!
–"Comparing the DNA of colugos across southeast Asia, an international team of researchers has found that Sunda colugo – one of two known species of colugo (the other is the Philippine colugo) – is actually made up of at least three species, which date back millions of years.
"We were guessing that we might find that there were different species of Sunda colugo-although we were not sure," said Jan Janecka of Texas A&M University. "But what really surprised us was how old the speciation events were. Some went back four to five million years."
The researchers speculate that the species tally is likely to rise as more research is done. Janecka says that that colugos' high degree of speciation may be explained by their mode of locomotion – gliding between tall rainforest trees. Colugos are virtually incapable of crossing large open ground and populations would be been isolated and fragmented by the changes in sea levels and forest communities across their range over the past 10 million years.
The findings are likely to have conservation implications in a landscape that is rapidly being destroyed by loggers and industrial agriculture developers."
[Read the entire article at mongabay.com]
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"ScienceDaily (Dec. 4, 2008) — A submarine expedition that went looking for visually flashy sea creatures instead found a drab, mud-covered blob that may turn out to be truly spectacular indeed.
The grape-like animal, tentatively named the Bahamian Gromia, is actually a single-celled organism, fully one inch long. But what makes it really fantastic is that it moves — very slowly — by rolling itself along the ocean floor."
This is a major discovery in paleontology as well as marine biology!
Read the full article at ScienceDaily.com.
(From original article by Lisa Lombardi)
January 5th, 2009
One-hundred fifty years after Charles Darwin published On The Origin of Species—the book that laid out his theory of natural selection as a means of evolution—scientists are hailing the evolutionary significance of a creature that Darwin missed during his time in the Galápagos Islands: the pink iguana.
An article published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences outlines the importance of the rare "rosada iguana," a type of land iguana that is only found on the island of Volcan Wolf in the Galápagos. This rosy-colored reptile with distinctive black striping was first spotted in 1986 when a couple of park rangers stumbled upon it, but its discovery barely made a splash in the science pond and no publication has "officially" noted its existence.
Read the full original article at ScienCentral.
That's not a drawing. That's the real photo.
"The beady bits on the front of the Pacific barreleye fish in this picture released February 23, 2009, aren't eyes but smell organs. The grayish, barrel-like eyes are beneath the green domes, which may filter light. In this picture the eyes are pointing upward—the better to see prey above in the darkness of the barreleye's deep-sea home. Since the eyes are upright tubes, "it just looked like [they only] looked straight up," MBARI marine technician Kim Reisenbichler said. But by watching live fish from a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) and by bringing a barrelfish to an aquarium for study, the scientists discovered that the eyes can pivot, like a birdwatcher pointing binoculars."
Read more at National Geographic.
Conservationists have found a host of new species after discovering uncharted new territory on the internet map Google Earth.
"The mountainous area of northern Mozambique in southern Africa had been overlooked by science due to inhospitable terrain and decades of civil war in the country.
However, while scrolling around on Google Earth, an internet map that allows the viewer to look at satellite images of anywhere on the globe, scientists discovered an unexpected patch of green.
A British-led expedition was sent to see what was on the ground and found 7,000 hectares of forest, rich in biodiversity, known as Mount Mabu.
In just three weeks, scientists led by a team from the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew found hundreds of different plant species, birds, butterflies, monkeys and a new species of giant snake.
The samples which the team took are now back in Britain for analysis.
So far three new butterflies and one new species of snake have been discovered but it is believed there are at least two more new species of plants and perhaps more new insects to discover. …"
Read the entire article (and find more pics!) at the Telegraph.co.uk.
View many many more shots of the forest and animals at the Telegraph's slideshow.
"As well as their distinctive markings and colourings, the researchers say Nectophrynoides are also unique because females give birth to offspring rather than lay eggs."
Find pictures of more of the new species at BBC News online.
"A recent scientific expedition in Colombia's mountainous Darien region has unearthed 10 new species of amphibians, an environmental organization said.
Scientists with Conservation International on Monday announced the discovery of 10 new species in what's being referred to as a safe haven for frogs located in the west of the country on the border with Panama…."
From Mongabay.com:
Scientists have rediscovered a long-lost species of primate on a remote island in Indonesia.
Conducting a survey of Mount Rore Katimbo in Lore Lindu National Park on the island of Sulawesi, a team led by Sharon Gursky-Doyen of Texas A&M University captured three pygmy tarsiers, a tiny species of primate that was last collected in 1921 and was assumed to be extinct until 2000 when two scientists studying rats accidently trapped and killed an individual. Gursky-Doyen's team spent two months using 276 mist nets to capture the gremlin-like creatures so they could be fitted with radio collars and tracked. One other individual was spotted but eluded capture.
Pygmy tarsiers are among the smallest and rarest primates in the world. The species is distinguished from tarsiers by its diminutive size (50 grams) and its fingers which have claws instead of nails, which Gursky-Doyen believes may be an adaptation to its mossy habitat some 7,000-8,000 feet (2,100-2,440) about sea level. "
Read the full article, and find many more great photos (and a video!) of the pygmy tarsier at mongabay.com!
(thanks to mongabay for providing the great photos and map!)
From National Geographic.com:
"A new species of Plesionika shrimp probably won't be thrown on the barbie anytime soon. That's because it was found living at depths of 1.2 miles (2 kilometers) off the coast of Tasmania, researchers announced in October 2008.
An Australian survey team found the shrimp–along with hundreds of new species of corals, starfish, sponges, shrimps, and crabs–within a network of marine reserves.
The latest discovery "shows us there's so much out there that we don't know" said Justin Marshall, a marine scientist at the University of Queensland who was not part of the survey team. "We may be destroying habitat before we even know what's there, so we need to describe it before it's gone."
For more images, and to read the rest of the information available, visit National Geographic.
From NewScientist.com:
A new, third species of bottlenose dolphin has been discovered in the waters off southern Australia. It is only the second new dolphin to be discovered in 50 years.
Luciana Möller of the Marine Mammal Research Group at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, and her colleagues were studying populations of what they thought were Indo-Pacific and common bottlenoses in southern waters.
DNA analysis, though, revealed that most the animals living close to the shores of the states of Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania were in fact a new species, belonging to a new genus. "They look very like the Indo-Pacific species, but genetically they're very different," says Möller.
The team has called the new species the Southern Australian bottlenose. It is awaiting a scientific name after a formal description.
Researchers have discovered a new species of Bagworm Moth that wraps its eggs individually in "beautiful cases" fashioned from its golden abdominal hairs, according to a new paper published in the Annals of the Entomology Society of America. The behavior is unique among insects.
"We were mystified when we found a bizarre bag-like structure, about 12 mm long, studded with fragments of other insects, and containing a live insect larva," said Diomedes Quintero, a professor of biology at the University of Panama who collected the larvae.
In Australia….:
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — A tiny frog species thought by many experts to be extinct has been rediscovered alive and well in a remote area of Australia's tropical north, researchers said Thursday.The 1.5 inch-long Armoured Mistfrog had not been seen since 1991, and many experts assumed it had been wiped out by a devastating fungus that struck northern Queensland state.But two months ago, a doctoral student at James Cook University in Townsville conducting research on another frog species in Queensland stumbled across what appeared to be several Armoured Mistfrogs in a creek, said professor Ross Alford, head of a research team on threatened frogs at the university.
Read the full article at the Environmental News Network.
An extremely rare female frog has been spotted for the first time in 20 years.
The tiny tree frog, Isthmohyla rivularis, was seen in Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve.
This species was thought to have become extinct two decades ago, but last year a University of Manchester researcher caught a glimpse of a male.
However, the discovery of the female and more males suggests this species is breeding and has been able to survive where many other frogs have not.
Andrew Gray, a herpetologist from Manchester Museum at the University of Manchester, said: "This has been the highlight of the whole of my career.
Read the entire article, and watch the two videos at BBConline. (don't miss the second video at the bottom!)
Rare otter species 'found in Vietnam'
Scientists came across the pair in U Minh Ha National Park in March, according to a statement from the Carnivore and Pangolin Conservation Program.
"We were only about two and half metres away from them when we spotted the two otters. It was truly amazing to see such a rare species in the wild," said research officer Nguyen Van Nhuan.
Hairy-nosed otters were thought to be extinct in the 1990s. However, they have since been rediscovered in Cambodia, Thailand and Indonesia.
Read the complete article at PHYSORG.com
Scientists at the Smithsonian Institution have discovered a new species of bird in Gabon, Africa, that was, until now, unknown to the scientific community. Their findings were published in the international science journal Zootaxa today, Aug. 15.
The newly found olive-backed forest robin (Stiphrornis pyrrholaemus) was named by the scientists for its distinctive olive back and rump. Adult birds measure 4.5 inches in length and average 18 grams in weight. Males exhibit a fiery orange throat and breast, yellow belly, olive back and black feathers on the head. Females are similar, but less vibrant. Both sexes have a distinctive white dot on their face in front of each eye.
PLEASE read the entire article at EurekAlert!
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By Jennifer Carpenter
Science reporter, BBC News
The world's smallest snake, averaging just 10cm (4 inches) and as thin as a spaghetti noodle, has been discovered on the Caribbean island of Barbados.
The snake, found beneath a rock in a tiny fragment of threatened forest, is thought to be at the very limit of how small a snake can evolve to be.
Females produce only a single, massive egg – and the young hatch at half of their adult body weight.
This new discovery is described in the journal Zootaxa.
The snake – named Leptotyphlops carlae – is the smallest of the 3,100 known snake species and was uncovered by Dr Blair Hedges, a biologist from Penn State University, US.
Read the full article at BBC News online.
Thanks again to the Amateur Naturalist for the tip. :)
Ok, all- this is a big one. I'm posting the heads up (kindly forwarded to me by the Amateur Naturalist), and will post more specifics if and when they come available:
from BBC News online:
An expedition to the rainforests of Guyana has discovered species new to science.
A team of researchers and wildlife film-makers spent six weeks searching the pristine forest as part of a BBC documentary.
The group believes it has revealed two fish species, one frog species and a number of bat flies that have not been described previously.
The finds are detailed in the BBC series Lost Land of the Jaguar.
The three-part documentary includes footage of the elusive South American cat.
Dr George McGavin was astonished at the variety of life on show
"In a short time, we caught hundreds of species, 10% of which may be new to science. It was unreal, unbelievable," exclaimed Dr George McGavin, a zoologist and one of the four presenters of the documentary.
He added: "Catching is the easy bit, the hard bit is going back to the lab and examining the species, comparing them to collections and books – seeing if they are new to science. One hour in the field can equal hundreds of hours in the lab."
A previously unknown species of uakari monkey was found during recent hunting trips in the Amazon, a New Zealand primatologist has announced.
Jean-Phillipe Boubli of the University of Auckland found the animal after following native Yanomamo Indians on their hunts along the Rio Aracá, a tributary of the Rio Negro in Brazil.
"I searched for that monkey for at least five years. The reason I couldn't find it was because the place where they were was sort of unexpected."
Boubli named the new monkey Cacajao ayresii after Brazilian biologist José Márcio Ayres.
In 2003, Dr Boubli described a new species of bearded saki monkey (Chiropotes israelita), and he has said the Pantepui region of the Amazon basin on the Brazil-Venezuela border also contains new species of spider monkey, squirrel monkey and capuchin monkey.
"Finding a relatively large monkey as a new species these days is pretty cool," Dr Boubli told National Geographic magazine. "It shows how little we really know about the biodiversity of the Amazon."
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BOSTON -- Bobby Valentine has a renovated clubhouse to work with, and for at least a moment Sunday, he had all of Fenway Park behind him. Things could be said to be looking up.
The Red Sox manager's fifth ejection of the season brought him a standing ovation when he laid into first-base umpire Dan Bellino in the fifth inning of an 8-6 win over the Royals.
Valentine thought the crowd's reaction inspired the Red Sox.
"I was still steaming, but I think they got the team excited," the manager said. "When they got on their feet, the team wanted to keep them on their feet and that was good."
With the Red Sox trailing, 4-3, Bellino called Dustin Pedroia out at first on a grounder to third with one out and one on. Royals third baseman Tony Abreu's throw appeared to have taken first baseman Eric Hosmer off the bag, and Pedroia looked like he beat the throw anyway.
"The game is hard for [the umpires], the speed of the game is pretty fast," Pedroia said. "They missed that call, it happens."
Jacoby Ellsbury, who took second on Pedroia's out, stole third base during the at-bat of Cody Ross, who followed Pedroia. Ross worked a walk, and newly acquired James Loney knocked an RBI single to bring home Ellsbury to tie the game at 4.
In the sixth, the Red Sox took a 5-4 lead on Ellsbury's two-out RBI single. Boston scored two more in the seventh before Pedroia added a solo homer in the eighth to seal the victory.
Austin Laymance is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A storm is brewing in Norman and that could either be really good or really bad for the Sooners. Already possessing a very talented, but very young, defense, Oklahoma is needing to stack offensive...
A look at the Missouri Tigers' wide receiver unit in 2012. Likely starters: T.J. Moe, Marcus Lucas and Dorial Green-Beckham.
Today's Missouri links. Topics include tomorrow night's Missouri-Kansas game at Mizzou Arena, Kim English, Mizzou football recruiting, Dorial Green-Beckham, Mizzou Gymnastics and Mizzou Wrestling.
Today's Missouri links. Topics include the 2012 Football Recruiting class, Dorial Green-Beckham's commitment, and Missouri Basketball's weak non-conference slate.
Behind-the-scenes look at the football coaches reacting to DGB's announcement. Pretty clear they were in the dark, just like the rest of us. Pinkel admitted he didn't watch and instead hung out in office and "waited for the screams."
The folks in Springfield, Missouri might've known something was up with Dorial Beckham-Green, as a billboard is up commemorating their impressive signing.
Dorial Green-Beckham, the nation's top recruit, has chosen Missouri.
In an announcement at his high school, all-world wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham committed to Missouri.
Dorial Green-Beckham highlights Missouri's first football recruiting class in the SEC.
A look at the narrative of the 2012 Texas Longhorns recruiting class. Texas Gang or Die.
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Brad Meester hit a milestone on Sunday. The former UNI and Aplington-Parkersburg star started his 200th game for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Jacksonville selected Meester in the second round of the 2000 NFL draft. He made his first start on September 3, 2000, and 13 years later is still with the team.
No other player in franchise history has more than 150 starts with the Jaguars.
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It's been some time since the new Marlins acted like the new Marlins, but remember that the new Marlins became known as the new Marlins for a reason. For a few reasons. One of them being that the Marlins signed Jose Reyes even though they already had Hanley Ramirez.
Immediately, what everybody knew was that Ramirez would have to slide over to third base. Reyes is the more competent shortstop, and Reyes is the bigger star. Ramirez has had his thoughts about the shift, and few of them have been positive, but from the sounds of things, he's not going to let the move get him down. Tom D'Angelo:
"I never said I'm not going to do it," he said, speaking for the first time about the switch from shortstop. "I'm just happy to be here, be back in the spring with my guys, my teammates, everybody's happy. That's what we need. We got to stay together through the year. We're looking good. This is the best team I have been in six years with the Marlins."
To be honest, this was pretty much never not going to happen. Ramirez wasn't thrilled about being bumped. That's just fine. Why would he be? Over time, he's gotten used to the idea, and he's not so selfish that he'll throw a fit and try to hurt the team. Ramirez knows that the right thing to do is to suck it up and be the best damn third baseman he can be, and that's what it sounds like he's going to do. Of course. Ramirez was always going to be okay with things by opening day. It looks like he'll be okay with things by opening day, if not before then.
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On 20th March 2009 the Guardian reported that the Royal Institute of British Architects' president, Sunand Prasad, estimated that 30% of architects were unemployed or under-employed.
Two weeks later, on 1st April 2009, I was made redundant from one of the UK's leading design studios and set out to pursue a long standing ambition of working as a freelance photographer. I quickly discovered that I was not alone in finding redundancy a life changing event. Ranging from chefs to cake shop owners, lighting designers to journalists, and even back to architects, After Redundancy documents the directions taken by twenty-four individuals from the architectural profession after being made redundant during the 2008-2009 recession.


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Paris Exposition: Hungarian Pavilion, Paris, France, 1900
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Kingston Market relocated as regeneration scheme overruns (From This Is Local London)
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Kingston Market relocated as regeneration scheme overruns
5:00am Thursday 20th February 2014 in News By Ross Logan, Chief Reporter
Market traders 'could go out of business' after they were told they will be forced out for seven weeks by over-running building works.
Traders have been told they have until this Sunday to move to temporary stalls set up in Memorial Gardens to allow Balfour Beatty to finish underground drainage and paving on the £5m scheme.
If the stalls were not moved, the project would be delayed by several weeks, according to Kingston Council's project manager Mark Teasdale.
In a letter to stall holders, Mr Teasdale said: "Having made a commitment to traders to keep you in the Market Place during the building works, I would rather not be writing to you now with this news.
"However, we are where we are and now need to work with you to make the best of a very difficult situation."
The new market place is gradually taking shape, as seen by these new timber stalls - but not quickly enough for traders no to be moved
Traders will be able to move into their new stalls in Memorial Gardens by this Friday, February 21, and must be in place by the end of the weekend.
Stall holders will not be charged rent during the relocation, provided they trade at least five days a week while at Memorial Gardens.
The market will be moved back to its usual site by Sunday, April 13.
One stall holder, who did not want to be named, said: "I don't think we really have a choice.
"It's a case of like it or lump it, and just try and make the best of it.
"I do think the new market is going to look fantastic, and the market did need to change, but the problem has been the way the project has been approached.
Work to set up the temporary stalls in Memorial Gardens has already begun
"It's been organised very badly and it's been disappointing.
"We've gone through a very hard time, trade has dropped significantly and we feel we haven't been supported like we could have been.
"Some traders could go out business from what I've heard. There's always a lot of gossip in markets but I do think it's a distinct possibility."
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Superowen says...
I'm actually glad its being used... better then just a dead empty unused green space in the centre
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kingstonpaul says...
2:46pm Thu 20 Feb 14
DB says...
I am not sure how much work goes on at this site during the weekdays, but whenever I walk past either on early weekday evenings or on the weekends there is no work being done whatsoever.
I appreciate there are a few residential properties bordering the site so it is not suitable to work 24/7, but surely a bit of overtime would be in order if they are running 7 weeks behind on a job that really doesn't look like it should have taken much longer than that from start to finish?
Still, the good news is that this shouldn't ruin Kingston for traders and shoppers next Christmas in the same way it did this time around.
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Michele Garrity is used to people being surprised that, at 25, she prefers working with the elderly, not children and families. But Garrity's career choice is as atypical as her upbringing that influenced her decision to pursue geriatric social work.
Growing up in Johnstown, Pa., Garrity was close to her four grandparents and two great-grandparents literally (they all lived within a mile radius of each other) and figuratively.
"From them, I learned respect," says Garrity. "When they said something, we listened. Hard work was huge, too. I also learned the value of friendship and creating those supports for yourself."
As an undergraduate in human development and family studies at Penn State, Garrity worked with youngsters for two years. But in her first year at UMaine, one of her graduate field placements was at Maine Cancer Consortium, where she assisted elders with their healthcare-related issues. In that setting, Garrity says she was on cloud nine.
"I have worked with children and families, but didn't get nearly as much out of the experience as I did working with older people. They have so much experience and knowledge. Sitting and talking with elders is awesome."
In GPPP, Garrity focused on chronic and terminal illnesses of elders in her primary practicum at Brewer Rehabilitation and Living Center. Two days a week, she worked with elders and their families, helping to coordinate care and ensuring that needs were met.
"I like the caregiver piece," says Garrity, who is now pursing a career as a hospice social worker. "I thought it would be hard working with people who are dying. I'm not good with death. But doing visits with a social worker at Hancock County HomeCare & Hospice, I saw how dignifying the dying process can be."
People with chronic illness typically reach a point in their treatment when they realize they will not get better, choosing then to live the remainder of their lives as comfortably as possible, Garrity explains. That's when a hospice social worker can help with grief and fears, supporting both the elder and caregiver.
"The biggest surprise for me is how much I love hospice work. This program gave me the chance to see that," Garrity says. "A lot of people when they go into a social work program say they don't want to work in geriatrics and aren't exposed to it. For me, the exposure drove my desire."
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Updated 9:55am Friday 7th February 2014 in News By Henry Holloway, Reporter
The Argus saw a recordbreaking day on Tuesday when almost 100,000 visitors flocked to the paper's website to read about the future of the West Pier.
The website had 96,378 unique visitors and 356,363 page views – the most online readers ever and only the third time in history the site has attracted more than 300,000.
The skeletal wreck of the West Pier standing on its last legs after taking a battering in a storm was one of the most read stories.
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Michael Beard, editor of The Argus, said: "This shows that The Argus is more than a newspaper."
Now questions have been raised about the future of the West Pier.
In an online poll of nearly 3,000 readers of The Argus,21% are in favour of demolition, 36% are in favour of letting nature take its course and 43% are in favour of reconstruction.
The topic also sparked a frenzy and comments online.
Reader Jamieslacker wrote: "The pier should be rebuilt, exactly to the same specifications of the original."
A storm at the end of 2002 saw the collapse of a corner of the Concert Hall, before two arsons destroyed the Pavilion and Concert Hall in 2003, leaving only the ruined structure.
User SchroderC said: "The day the ruins fell into the sea was a long time coming. A shameful reminder of what could have been."
The first pier constructed in Brighton, the Royal Suspension Chain pier, was also washed away by storms after it became derelict.
And online reader Richada said: "Much as I support heritage in many forms, I do feel that we have to move on now.
"The West Pier, as we knew it, is beyond saving, under any circumstances this would be a new build project."
The only current restoration plan hinges on the i360 project – which plans to repair part of the pier in conjunction with building a 175-metre tall observation tower.
Rachael Clark, chief executive of the West Pier Trust, said: "Since the pier was burned down in the arson attack and the Heritage Lottery Funding removed it has been inevitable that it would collapse.
"It is very interesting to hear the viewsof the public. But outside of the i360 it's hard to imagine any investment interest.
"We have been exploring the idea of a new West Pier following the i360 becoming unconditional."
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Bugzy84 says...
what investment interest has been in the i360?
The government are paying for most of it from what I understand.
Also, will tower be operating during weather like we have had most of this winter? I can imagine it will beat any ride Thorpe Park has to offer.
Wasn't there a developer that was willing to build a completely brand new pier with a concert hall and exhibit venue a while back?
10:32am Fri 7 Feb 14
stir up says...
Valantine Paynter at least the trust is doing something what are you doing but moan. i wonder how long you have lived in Brighton I used to go on the pier as long ago as 1950 once it reopened after the war.
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hovian wrote:I hope not. Pay attention Argus.........you have lost the plot.
The fact that "thousands" of people read this story is not a news story - it's PR and simply the Argus blowing its own trumpet as it increasingly loses the battle to cover local issues in any substantial depth to the Brighton and Hove Independent which is slowly and surely pushing into territory the Argus used to cover so well before it became part of a big multi-national group. The number of trivial stories in the Argus beggars belief - B&H Independent will continue to increase circulation as a result - and good luck to them.... I expect this comment will be removed...!
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"He's (Wootton) a lot of fun to have around," said UT Tyler senior Doug Kierstead. "He has more energy than we do."
Wootton says everyday on the tennis court is a gift. A transfer from Mississippi College, he went 10 years without touching a tennis racquet.
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Wootton says the ride was inspired by his 16 year old daughter. She's only a couple years younger, than some of her dad's new teammates.
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I read many of the reviews about the Voyager over the past few months. However, I feel that everything about the ship was spot-on -- namely the food, service and cleanliness. We just got off the ship and it is headed to dry-dock for a complete overhaul for the next 13 days. The dry-dock rehab will take place in the Marseilles shipyard.
Much of the carpet, furniture and common areas could use the upgrades. When you have a ship with hundreds of people on and off each week, things wear out. The biggest issue in our room was the air-conditioning not being consistently cold which we like when sleeping. The satellite television got knocked out during the trip and the major news channels only worked part of the time.
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