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Eiko's Cottage in Clearwater
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About Clearwater Vacation Rentals - Eiko's Cottage
Relax on the warm sand of Indian Rocks Beach. Eiko's Cottage invites you to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The Gulf of Mexico is about 50 feet away. Step out onto the beach to watch the evening sunset, hear the seagulls cry or listen brush thru the palm and papaya trees. Quiet 1 bedroom, 1 bath cottage directly overlooking the beach. Cable TVs, air conditioning. Kitchenette.
Indian Rocks Beach has numerous restaurants. Clearwater Beach with it's nightlife and marina is about 7 minutes to the north. Johns Pass with its waterfront shopping is about 10 minutes to the south. Tampa with the international airport, Busch Gardens and the Florida Aquarium is about 30 minutes away. Disney is about 90 minutes away. Several MLB spring training facilities are within a short drive.
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Parking: Lot, Dogs: Fee, Cats: Fee, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 800 sq ft.
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Kirk Hinrich won't be able to play in Thursday night's Game 6 with a deep thigh bruise, leaving the Bulls without their starting point guard as they once again try to close out the Brooklyn Nets, this time at home.
The news -- which includes some surprises -- comes from K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune:
Hinrich out. Deng, Gibson still sick. Didn't do shootaround. Gametime decisions. #Bulls— K.C Johnson (@KCJHoop) May 2, 2013
Hinrich wasn't likely to play -- he's been in a walking boot since Game 4, when he played 59 minutes in a triple-overtime epic, and was considered doubtful. His absence is big. It forces the Nets to rely on heavy minutes from Nate Robinson, which didn't exactly work out well in Game 5. Although Robinson was huge in a 34-point outburst in that Game 4, the 5'9 guard is a defensive liability when matched up against Deron Williams. Regardless, the Bulls were forced to give him 44 minutes of playing time in Game 5, taking his sometimes-brilliant-sometimes-awful offense along with the bad defense. The Bulls are seriously strapped for depth with Hinrich out and Derrick Rose still unlikely to play this season. We'll see if they trust anybody besides Robinson with key minutes at point guard Thursday night.
The potential absence of Luol Deng and Taj Gibson could turn the situation from bad to disastrous. They'll likely try to play through their sickness, but it could hamper their play. Deng is the Bulls' workhorse, leading the league in minutes played for the second straight season, so any dropoff in his stamina or playing ability from the illness would really hurt for the Bulls. On the other hand, James Harden was experiencing "flu-like symptoms" Wednesday, but hit seven threes after skipping shootaround, so maybe this is good news for Chicago.
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El Potrero Chico Recreational Area
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El Potrero Chico Recreational Area
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Our little crew from Texas visited "El Potrero Chico" in Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico over the New Years holidays. This area is a known and popular climbing area with sport and trad routes going from 5.6 to 5.12+. Routes begin at 1 pitch and go to 40+ pitches in trad. The park entrance fee is FREE. Camping is $5.50 USD a night! Food is reasonably priced too.
Piso 30 de Torre Koi Vistas 360 Excelente Dia MAyo 15 2014Altura aproximada 125 metrosViento 15km/hrT...
Esculturas de figuras taurinas de Mexico
Conocido como la explanada de los Heroes, tiene una superficie de mas de 19,000 metros cuadrados y es...
Centro de la Macroplaza en Monterrey, desde aqui se observa el cerro de la silla y la escultura "Caba...
Santa Lucía River walk at downtown Monterrey
View of Santa Lucía River walk, touristic passage and stairs to main entrance of Mexican History Muse...
Congreso del Estado de Nuevo Leon, desde aqui se observa el Cerro de la Silla y la escultura de Neptuno.
Cineteca Nuevo Leon Complex in Monterrey City. Nuevo León Mexico. This building is located inside Fun...
North America includes Mexico, the United States, Canada, and Gotham City.
The region temporarily existed as a Protectorate of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Norton I, with its capital being the city of San Francisco. Sadly, this term of benevolent ebullience lasted a brief two decades and ended c. 1880.
The United States is now the dominant country of North America. It arose as a nation only 225 years ago after a successful rebellion against the British government under King George III.
From a distance, it appears that the eastern coastlines of North and South America fit exactly into the west coast of Africa. In fact, about 250 million years ago these continents really were all connected in one land mass that we have named Pangaea.
With such a foundation in tectonic unity, there is no doubt that someday soon the people on every continent of earth will realize their fundamental similarities. Expect massive leaps in creative output in your area!
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Keitra Annette Smith, 28, of Marion County, was killed instantly about 7:27 a.m. Monday, Dec. 10, when she lost control of her car and was struck broadside by a one-ton stake truck on northbound Interstate 65 just south of Indiana 267.
Whitestown Police Chief Dennis Anderson said his officers told him that witnesses saw Smith move from the far right lane into the middle lane of the interstate.
She then swerved back into the right lane, Anderson said, apparently in an attempt to enter a line of traffic exiting the interstate.
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This past weekend Princeton, West Virginia celebrated the beginning of the fall season with our 5th annual AutumnFest. Its a street fair type event featuring lots of vendors, games, activities, and a classic car show. My wife Sherri and I were invited this year. So I arrived bright and early Saturday morning with the Farmall in tow.
The one and only tractor drew alot of attention. I enjoyed getting to spend the day with my wife and daughter, even my dad came by to visit for a while. We really weren't expecting anything from the day, just trying to promote the virtually non-existant hobby in our area.
Incidently the man we bought this tractor from came walkin' down the street, I eyeballed him standin' in front of the tractor staring at it. I walked over to him and spoke to him, showed him the before picture I had there with the tractor and told him all I had done to it. He tried three times to get me to sell to him, but I turned him down. I did tell him I'd let him know if I ever did, although thats not likely to happen. That was a good feeling...
At the shows end they presented us with the "Dare To Be Different Award", and we we received a warm round of applause and cheers from the crowd. To say I was surprised would be an understatement!
That evening another local car club was hosting a Cruise-In at the local Sonic Drive-In and invited us to attend. So I drove the Farmall right through town to the cruise-in, just like I had good sense.
We had a great time answering peoples questions and listening to countless stories of tractors from their childhood. It was a neat way to spend a warm fall evening. This weekend we'll be attending the Lincrest Farms "Cows -n- Plows" Farm Show in Yadkinville NC. I'll post some pictures of that event next week.


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The Academy Awards are Sunday, and it's time to see who wins.
I reviewed 170 movies last year, and it was an interesting year at theaters. Gravity turned out to be the gigantic flick that ruled the adult box office. The trend that really hit me this year was the amount of "end of the world" movies, plus there was no shortage of superhero and animated flicks again. It was good to see some really terrific small movies like The Way, Way Back, Enough Said, Philomena, Blue Jasmine, Nebraska and The Spectacular Now come to have great success. I think small movies had one of their best years ever. Of course, overshadowed by the big budget films.
But the majority of the nominated movies came out late on the calander as per normal. There was no Titanic this year, and seemingly no real runaway best movie like in many years. On this list, we will look at the five major categories, Best Picture, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, and Actress and Director. I will give you my favorite performances only from the nominees, (many of my favorites were not nominated) and then the pick I think will win. So here goes...
Best Picture
My Pick Would Be - American Hustle - From this nominee list this movie had a big, talented cast that melded well together and had an interesting story that was told well. It is a great ensemble piece much like Silver Linings Playbook was last year, as it is made by the same director, David O. Russell. Overall a great movie.
The Winner Will Be - 12 Years A Slave - This movie is very powerful, and very hard to watch at times. Great cast with a harsh story that could have been told a number of ways. But they took the brave path and it will pay off for them. This is courageous, and tough movie making. Great performances and wonderful direction.
Best Actor
My Pick Would Be - Mathew McConaughey in Dallas Buyers Club. This is a large role and I think he may be in every scene. Hollywood loves when actors do amazing things for a role, and he lost 50 pounds plus for this. He is wonderful and believable in every single way you can be. He was also amazing this year in the small flick Mud, where I thought he was actually better. He was also in Wolf Of Wall Street, could be his best year ever.
The Winner Will Be - Mathew McConaughey in Dallas Buyers Club. I think he holds off Chiwetel Ejiofor from 12 Years A Slave, who was also terrific!
Best Actress
My Pick Would Be - Cate Blanchett for Blue Jasmine. This may be one of two slam dunks this year. She is so great in this role, it is almost unimaginable she won't win. Judi Dench, who is fantastic in Philomena could be the only minor competition. Blanchett is the cream of this crop by far, with Dench next, and the rest not even remotely in the same conversation at all in this category.
The Winner Will Be - Cate Blanchett for Blue Jasmine. It would simply be a disaster if anyone else won this. And a crime worth investigating if she or Dench didn't win.
Best Supporting Actor
My Pick Would Be - Barkhad Abdi for Captain Phillips. His first attempt at acting ever. This movie needed a complex, complicated, conflicted and interesting villain to be great, and he is. He plays the lead Somali pirate who has scene after scene with Tom Hanks, and he never blinks. As great as Hanks is, Abdi's performance is the separator for this movie being great, as opposed to simply being good.
The Winner Will Be - Jared Leto for Dallas Buyers Club. This is the second slam dunk category of the night. He is great, and the field he is nominated against isn't as strong as you might think outside of Abdi. I think there is no way he does not win. Would be a stunner if he does not.
Best Supporting Actress
My Pick Would Be - June Squibb for Nebraska. This little movie was really poignant, and she was the exact actor needed to play the bitter wife of an old, confused and strange man chasing rainbows. She was hilarious at times, and 100 percent authentic all the time. This is one of the best performances from any actor, in any movie this year, nominated or not.
The Winner Will Be - Lupita Nyong'o for 12 Years A Slave. Really deep performance in a movie that had to have it. She gives an incredibly emotive performance that helped give this movie a ton of depth. Especially when the main character was so dominant in almost every scene. This movie is elevated greatly because of her stellar performance.
Best Director
My Pick Would Be - Alfonso Cauron' for Gravity. I was not as enamored with this movie as many. I felt this was more of an amusement ride, or experience than a movie. But, this is amazingly difficult movie making, as it is all in 0 gravity, or simulated 0 gravity. It is also the best use of 3-D I have ever seen. The challenge was huge, and even though this movie missed for many reasons with me, they did pull off a huge victory and met the challenge. Someone has to envision this before it was made. And he did.
The Winner Will Be - Martin Scorsese for Wolf Of Wall Street. Sadly, I think this is just too much temptation for Hollywood not to give this guy an Oscar for this. This missed with me overall, as I felt this movie was way too long, self involved and repetitive. But Hollywood loved it. Although Steve McQueen for 12 Years A Slave could pull this off as well. He could be in the mix.
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Cape Coral Police have arrested a Fort Myers man on sex charges after an encounter with a young boy.
Police were called to a home in reference to sex allegations involving a boy between the age of 12 and 16.
When police arrived at the home, the boy told them that he had been having sexual contact with a 60-year-old man named Dayne Wilson.
The boy told police that he was approached by Wilson in a Wal-Mart bathroom back in October.
The boy said that Wilson had asked for his phone number and out of fear, he gave it to him. He said they began sending text messages back and forth later that day.
In November, the boy gave Wilson his home address and he came to his house when no one was there.
The boy said that Wilson kissed and touched him.
The boy stated that Wilson had come to his house 3 times.
In addition, the boy said that he and Wilson sent nude photos to each other via text message.
During their last encounter on January 11th, the boy's mother sent his aunt to the house because the boy was not responding to any phone calls or text messages.
When the boy's aunt arrived she saw Wilson in the living room.
The boy told his aunt that Wilson was his friend's father and he was there picking up homework he had missed due to being ill.
The boy said Wilson gave him $100 as a Christmas present before he left.
On January 23rd, Detectives met with Wilson at his house and he agreed to speak to them about the allegations against him.
Wilson told detectives that he met the boy through a sexually oriented site called "Megaphone."
Wilson said the boy told him that he was 24 years old. After receiving a photo of the boy via text message, Wilson questioned the boy being 24 years old but says he continued talking to him.
Wilson stated that sometime during their encounters he did find out that the boy was not 24 years old.
Wilson told detectives he gave the boy $100 because he threatened to call the police and report him.
Wilson was arrested and charged with Lewd and Lascivious Behavior.
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The sham treason trial of Rwanda's top opposition leader, Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, has finally ended with her expected conviction. The U.S., which recently cut aid to Rwanda for its role in Congo atrocities, must call for Umuhoza's release. She has been sentenced to eight years in prison by a kangaroo court. Her conviction by the kangaroo court must be set aside.


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Members of the Pencil Box Club remember our back-to-school pencil boxes and want to share that joy with kids today. If you enjoy this book, we hope you will support this project, too.
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The Jets franchise has a new face and after Geno Smith's impressive rookie debut for New York on Sunday, Jets fans and Geno followers can't wait to see what's next for the quarterback. But, they won't have to wait long as he heads to Gillette Stadium to face some tough competition tonight.
With Mark Sanchez out with injury for the short and probably long term, Smith will continue to hold down the starting QB spot. The Jets who took the win against Tampa Bay on Sunday will face Tom Brady and the Patriots in a highly anticipated matchup.
"It's a huge rivalry, every single time the Patriots and the Jets get together it's a physical game and usually it goes down to the wire. On the road, I expect a hostile crowd," Smith said Thursday.
New England has given the Jets 4 consecutive losses including and embarrassing 49-19 loss last Thanksgiving.
Another football team that off to a good start is Concord University picking up a big win against Lenoir Rhyne last weekend.
Their home opener this Saturday is against West Virginia State University and will be their first conference game as Mountain East members.
Head Coach Garin Justice is ready play on home turf.
"It's a conference football game, it's our home opener, that's always exciting to have our own crowd. We got all the anticipation seeing what the crowd is going to be like, seeing the atmosphere and like I said it is a conference football game," Justice said.
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Craft Brewer Sun King Plans Indiana ExpansionAugust 18, 2014 9:23 am | by Associated Press
Craft beer maker Sun King Brewing Co. is planning to build a second production facility and tasting room in central Indiana. The new brewery, which is expected to open next summer, will help Sun King keep up with demand and have outdoor space for events with up to 3,000 people.
Infographic: Improving the Seafood AisleAugust 18, 2014 8:00 am | by Greenpeace USA
In the eighth annual Greenpeace USA report Carting Away the Oceans, supermarkets and their seafood departments were under the microscope. Take a look at how these top retailers compete when it comes to policy, initiative and red listers.
Ex-Peanut Plant Manager Says He Lied About SalmonellaAugust 15, 2014 1:57 pm | by KATE BRUMBACK, Associated Press
The former manager of the Georgia peanut processing plant blamed for a deadly salmonella outbreak says he lied to investigators to protect the company he worked for but then decided to come clean after realizing how many people had been sickened.
Alcohol Delivery Comes to D.C. Through New AppAugust 15, 2014 1:38 pm | by Klink Technologies Inc.
For the past year, several U.S. cities have allowed alcohol deliveries through Klink Technologies, an on-demand alcohol delivery business. Washington D.C. is the latest to drive this consumer trend.
Researchers Develop Food Safety Social Media GuideAugust 15, 2014 1:00 pm | by North Carolina State University
What if your company could effectively communicate to key audiences about foodborne illnesses and how the risk can be reduced? Now you can. Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a guide to help your company participate in online communities.
Food Allergies More Widespread in Big CitiesAugust 15, 2014 12:00 pm | by Johns Hopkins Medicine
A new study shows that young inner-city children appear to suffer from food allergies more than others. The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology found that at least one in 10 children from four large U.S. cities has a food allergy.
Infographic: Biggest Losers in Food WasteAugust 15, 2014 10:02 am | by Popular Science
The planet may have to feed a global population of 10 billion people by 2050. With that milestone looming, organizations like the U.N., the National Resources Defense Council and Food Tank are working on ways to make food systems more efficient.
USDA Clips Wings of Misleading Language on Organic PackagingAugust 15, 2014 9:50 am | by The Cornucopia Institute
The USDA announced that it would rein-in misleading language on organic packaging that has been suspected of confusing consumers. Specifically, the agency addressed companies that market food products with words like "organic" or "organics" in their brand-name.
NH Frozen Pizza Facility Comes Back From the AshesAugust 15, 2014 9:08 am | by Rustic Crust
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Coca-Cola Bets on Energy Drinks With Monster StakeAugust 15, 2014 8:57 am | by Associated Press
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Whole Foods Recalls 368 Pounds of Ground BeefAugust 15, 2014 8:49 am | by Associated Press
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US Producer Prices Rise Only 0.1 Percent in JulyAugust 15, 2014 8:20 am | by CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER, AP Economics Writer
The Labor Department says the producer price index rose 0.1 percent in July, following a 0.4 percent gain in June. The cost of vegetables, among other goods, fell. In the past year, producer prices have risen just 1.7 percent, slightly below the Federal Reserve's target.
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With awareness of what makes these biotechnologies new and different, genetically edited fruits might be met with greater acceptance by society than GMOs so far have been, especially in Europe. Fruits are but one example of dozens of possible future applications for GEOs.
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"I'm overwhelmed," Wilson said. "I lost to Gabriel on the buzzer last year in France and to beat him back again on the buzzer, I don't even know how to describe the feeling. He was trying to hold onto the lead in the end there, he pretty much did what I did in the final last year in France. He was too busy worrying about me, and that wave came in the dying moments and that was the scorer. I don't know what to say, I'm just so happy." "I felt like I got the score," Wilson said. "Especially after my other wave that I got a 7 on, but at the same time the crowd was pretty quiet. I think there are a lot of Portuguese supporters out there. I didn't feel that confident walking up the beach; Wilko (Matt Wilkinson) had my back but he wasn't 100% sure. Then they just read the score out and I was so happy."© 2014 Rip Curl
Julian Wilson verses Gabriel Medina was in effect a dead rubber final - as far as the title race was concerned. The interest in the title race ended with Joel Parkinson's exit. Joel is a canny competitor, he had a tough route to the final through John John Florence and Gabby Medina. With Kelly and Fanning's exit, every heat win was an inch of blue water at the top of the table. Two years ago he had the lead until Pipe, eventually falling to Fanning who gained momentum late in the season. 2012 had looked like Kelly was going to do the same and a win against Medina would guarantee Parko another solid keeper. That wasn't to be. Parkinson was unable to find a rhythm against Medina in the semis. "Conditions were just terrible then," Parkinson said. 'This one rip went through and kind of messed it for a while and that was it. When we watched it earlier, there were barrels out there, it was kind of like before, but it seemed as soon as the tide started pushing it just turned bad. It's a bummer, but that happens sometimes and you just have to roll with it. "An Equal 3rd is good. I'm really enjoying myself. If you had told me six weeks ago that between Trestles and now, I'd have two second places and a third, I would have probably taken it instead of a 9th and all that so bring on Santa Cruz."© 2014 LD
Medina has suddenly found his killer instinct again, less hassling and more surfing suits this mercurial talent.© 2014 LD
Parko can sense that world title, it is only a few heats away. 12 straight heats wins will guarantee it.© 2014 LD
Josh Kerr was disappointed to only reach the quarters, his wins will come.© 2014 LD
Raoni Monteiro, the Boogeyman in Kelly Slater's title dreams, lost out to Flores in a tough heat with low scoring opportunities - 7.34 verses 3.34.© 2014 LD
John John Florence was first on Parko's fresh-faced hit list. He fell to a combination of experience, strategy and the heat seeking Parkinson's tube hunting.© 2014 LD
Owen Wright looked so dominant until Julian Wilson snatched a score then a barrel to boost combo. "It's pretty hard to take. I shouldn't have let that happen under priority, I should know a little better. It's the same as I did to Fanning yesterday and now the boot's on the other foot."© 2014 LD
Arguably the event standout, Medina, is so comfortable in the heaving tubes of Supertubos.© 2014 LD
Flores has been afflicted by an ear infection, stuck in bed during the down days and only just making the heats. He did ok to get through to the quart finals.© 2014 LD
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Reggae Boyz coaching staff off target for Rio
KINGSTON, Jamaica — With the Reggae Boyz recent loss to the United States in Columbus, Ohio, the nation's football fans were again reminded of the glaring weaknesses that beset the national team. The most glaring weakness is the coaching staff's inability to choose a squad that is cohesive and can play a convincing brand of the beautiful game, even if they come out on the losing end.
Even though the team is locked on seven points with the US and Guatemala, and have managed to pull off a first ever victory over the US, their style of play in the qualifying round of six has been less than convincing.
In the four matches played so far the Reggae Boyz have managed to break down an opposing defence only once when Ryan Johnson finished off a neat move to score against Guatemala from inside the penalty box. All the other goals scored by the team have been long range efforts — two free kicks against the US and a Demar Phillips pile-driver from 30 yards out against Guatemala.
While conceding that it was a Herculean task to beat the US inside their impregnable Columbus, Ohio fortress, a more imaginative approach would make the loss an easier pill to swallow.
Instead, the team chose to defend and allow the wounded US team acres of space to string together lots of passes and pepper the Jamaican goal. It was only the magnificent display by goalkeeper Dwayne Miller that kept the score sheet respectable.
Judging from the four matches played so far, it is clear that the Reggae Boyz need a playmaker, a ball handler who can turn the game on its head with wily moves and penetrative passing.
Rudolph Austin has been tireless and has demonstrated a high work rate but he needs a playmaker beside him in midfield to complement his bustling style of play.
Apart from the opening qualifying match against Guatemala inside the Office, the Reggae Boyz midfield has looked unimaginative and clueless at times, which has resulted in poor service to the attacking players for the most part.
This is extremely puzzling as head coach Theodore Whitmore was a most exciting and creative player who made his name by utilising his sublime ball handling skills and deft body moves to befuddle opponents.
When one considers that Whitmore is surrounded by Brazilians, whose footballers have taught the world the art of the beautiful game, the dull, thoughtless play of the present crop of players is even more bewildering.
This scenario brings into question team selection and the coaching staff's philosophy towards young players breaking into the senior team.
Jermaine 'Teddy' Johnson has been showing glimpses of his old form during this season's play for English outfit Sheffield Wednesday. Johnson is a speedy player whose ability to take on defenders and turn a match on its head it well known.
Then there is Khari Stephenson, the son of Stewart Stephenson, who has challenged Jamaica Football Federation head, Horace Burrell for leadership of that body. Stephenson's exploits for the San Jose Earthquakes is well known.
So far this season he has netted 10 times in 22 games for his club and has the ability to read the game better than the present crop of midfielders the coaching staff has consistently been using.
Marlon King is, in my opinion, a better finisher than any of the current forwards. Granted he has disciplinary problems, but breaking a team curfew cannot justify him being left out of the national squad for such an extended period.
The treatment of young players is another burning issue.
Can the coaching staff justify why none of the players who made up the squad that qualified for the under-17 world cup are in the senior squad? If even for much needed experience?
Can the question be asked why talented youth player Jorgino James, who scored on his national senior debut and saved the senior team blushes, not been given an extended run?
Then there are players such as Marvin Morgan, Ashani Walker and Ashani Fairclough all of whom received national senior call-ups but have never been allowed to stay long enough in the senior set up to hone their skills.
Perhaps the coaching staff are forgetting that the world's most respected and revered player, Edson Arantes do Nascimento, popularly known as Pele, made his debut in the World Cup as a 17-year-old and went on to dominate the 1958, 1962 and 1970 World Cup tournaments with his exciting play and goal scoring skills.
One thing is certain if the team continues playing the way is has over the last four matches and the coaching staff doesn't get its act together, the Reggae Boyz may well go crashing out of contention even before the round of six begins next year.
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Douglas Carswell defection: the Europe 'bomb' goes off
This is a body blow for David Cameron.
When he became Tory leader, he told his party that they needed to stop obsessing about Europe.
This defection - and the by-election which will follow - will revive that obsession.
Conservative MPs and activists, as well as the Tory press, will angst and speculate about who might follow Douglas Carswell into UKIP's ranks.
They will debate and argue about whether their leader now needs to threaten to leave the EU and spell out his full negotiating demands. They will disagree and fall out about whether and how to control immigration.
Fighting will continue after debate
Two heavyweight bruisers locked together - both desperate to land a knock-out blow.
That, I fear, may be what sticks in the memory after Monday night's debate between Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling.
What's the PM's next move on Iraq?
There have been all too many acts of barbarism in Iraq and Syria in recent years.
What makes this dreadful act stand out from the rest is the fact that the murderer is almost certainly a British citizen and the victim is not just a journalist who sought to highlight suffering in the Middle East but a citizen of Britain's closest ally - the United States.
Russia: how tough a response?
The rhetoric could scarcely sound tougher but will the reality come close to matching it?
David Cameron, writing in yesterday's Sunday Times. said that "for too long there has been a reluctance on the part of too many European countries to face up to the implications of what is happening in eastern Ukraine."
Labour plan to part renationalise rail network
Labour will soon unveil a promise to change the law to allow for the part renationalisation of the rail network.
Public and not-for-profit companies would be allowed to run train services as well as private firms.
Cameron sets his sights on human rights court
Who will rid me of this troublesome court?
That's the question David Cameron badly wants an answer to before the next election.
Michael Gove - Down but not out
It is no exaggeration to say that many teachers will be celebrating the cabinet reshuffle tonight.
"Gove has gone" they will shout as they pour themselves another glass. Which is why, of course, the education secretary had to go.
Reshuffle: Who will be the winners?
On Monday the losers learnt their fate.
Now we will discover who are the winners in a reshuffle made more dramatic and more wide-ranging by the decision of William Hague to quit the post he has filled for four years.
Miliband lobbies for meeting with Obama
How do you look more prime ministerial?
That's a question that faces any leader of the opposition. One answer is for people to see him doing the things which prime ministers do - like meeting the President of the United States.


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Financial planners Sarah Trejo and her fiance, Matt Everson, eat like cave people.
For a year and a half, the Santa Rosans have been on the Paleo (short for Paleolithic) diet, which has them attempting to eat like our Stone Age ancestors — except for the occasional lapses into tortilla chips and guacamole.
They initially lost 10 pounds on the diet, which Trejo discovered when training for a triathlon. Since then, they've maintained their weight, have more natural energy and better digestion, and Everson no longer suffers from acid reflux, a condition in which stomach acids splash back into the esophagus.
The Paleo diet, basically meats and vegetables, with no dairy, no sugar, no alcohol, is one of the latest and hottest diets in a choice of weight-loss plans that swell as fast as most Americans' middles.
Based on an idea advanced by Colorado professor Loren Cordain that prehistoric hunters and gatherers ate healthiest, it backs up by a million or so years the famous notion by food writer Michael Pollan to avoid anything your great-grandmother wouldn't recognize as food.
Santa Rosa nutritionist and author Patty James thinks the Paleo is similar, although stricter, than the long favorite Atkins diet.
"Meat and lots of vegetables," she said. "In theory, nothing wrong with it. But too much protein can be hard on your kidneys, which is something to watch for in both Paleo and Atkins."
She also points out, "We don't have the same bodies as they did in Paleolithic times. We don't run for 30 miles to kill a woolly mammoth. Our hunting means getting in cars and driving to the grocery store."
Still, she recognizes Americans' obsession with dieting — and their confusion over finding the perfect one.
"There's a lot of information and choices out there," she said. "People want a quick fix and when it doesn't work, they go to the next diet."


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Parts of Marietta became the setting for a new movie being shot by a local film studio.W.T. Jones Studios shot scenes from the romantic comedy-drama "I Do, Maybe" on lower Roswell Road this past weekend.A spokesperson for the studio says the company took part in the tax incentives offered by the State of Georgia to shoot at the Cobb County location.W.T. Jones Studios hopes to showcase the talent available in Atlanta.
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Vicki Sue Robinson turned the disco and pop music world upside down with her rousing 1976 Top Ten Pop smash, "Turn The Beat Around." A strong, vibrant vocalist, Robinson's records were among some of the best produced and arranged '70s disco releases with solid beats built on solid songs. Born in Harlem (or Philadelphia) in 1955, Robinson's birth was the result of a union between a black actor and white folk singer. Her professional debut was at the Philadelphia Folk Festival when she was 6. Her eclectic heritage was also reflected in her wide ranging love of different types of music performers. Her favorites included Dinah Washington, Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Laura Nyro, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee and Sarah Vaughn.
As a teenager, Robinson appeared in the Broadway hit, [RoviLink="VW"]Hair, and having been discovered by Robert Stigwood (RSO Records, The Bee Gees) she joined the cast of [RoviLink="VW"]Jesus Christ Superstar. Her varied career include stints as a model, waitress and recording with Japanese artists Sadistic Mica Band and Itsuru Shimoda and working at Ms. Magazine.
Signed to RCA Records in the mid '70s by producer Warren Schatz, she had four albums on the imprint, Never Gonna Let You (spring 1976), Vicki Sue Robinson (fall 1976), Half and Half (1978) and Movin' On (1979). "Turn The Beat Around," written by Pete and Gerald Jackson reached #10 Pop on Billboard's Pop chart in summer 1976, earning Robinson a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Female. Her other favorites include her cover of Bobby Womack's "Daylight" and "Hold Tight." Her movie roles include [RoviLink="VW"]Going Home with Robert Mitchum in 1971 and 1972's [RoviLink="VW"]To Find A Man with Lloyd Bridges.
In between being an in-demand jingles singer, Robinson starred in her own 1999 off-Broadway play,[RoviLink="VW"]Vicki Sue Robinson: Behind The Beat. The play was a continuation of her popular, enticing cabaret show. She happily made the TV talk show circuit, inviting everyone to the show and joyously performed her signature song, "Turn The Beat Around." It's appeared on numerous various artists sets (Disco Divas: Salute to the Ladies, Turn the Beat Around: Great Disco Hits, 70's Disco Ball Party Pack, Disco Box Sampler, Decades of Dance 60's 70's & 80's, Super Party, Vol.1 and Millennium Disco Party) with the 12" mix being a part of Groovin' You: Big 12 Inches issued May 1999 by BMG/ Buddha. In the '90s, her "House of Joy" single was a UK dance smash.
At the age of 46, Vicki Sue Robinson died of cancer at her Wilton, Connecticut home on April 27, 2000. ~ Ed Hogan
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The Big Ten went 7-3 in Week 4, with Minnesota, Northwestern and Ohio State tallying wins to improve to 4-0. Find results and stats on our football scoreboard. Looking for a video highlight from today's games? It's likely over here.Read More »
The Big Ten went 7-3 in Week 4, with Minnesota, Northwestern and Ohio State tallying wins to improve to 4-0. Find results and stats on our football scoreboard. Looking for a video highlight from today's games? It's likely over here.Read More »
Earlier this fall we launched BTN Connect, a great place to go during Saturday football games to track the Twitter conversations surrounding your teams, vote in TV polls, and find out what names are trending. For instance, when Michigan State's Le'Veon Bell made the leap (see video in this post), his name took off on Twitter.Read More »
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Since it's an election year, it seems appropriate that USA Today declared a winner in its fan-powered contest to name "America's Best College Town." And the winner by popular vote is … Madison, Wis., home of the Wisconsin Badgers. The newspaper's website reports that Madison edged out Virginia Tech's Blacksburg, Va. Also, a late surge in voting made Columbus, Ohio, the contest's third-place finisher. Something tells us not everyone will agree with this result.Read More »
Nebraska's Rex Burkhead sprained the MCL in his left knee during the Huskers' season-opening victory over Southern Miss, and he hasn't played since. The star running back says he will play Saturday in the team's final nonconference game. But should the Huskers play Burkhead and risk further injury against Idaho State? Tom Dienhart and Brent Yarina debate the topic in this post.Read More »
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If Penn State is going to have any shot for success in the future, it will need a strong walk-on program. Bill O'Brien recently conducted walk-on tryouts, and the turnout was good. O'Brien estimated that about 65 people tried out at the recent work out. I think the Nittany Lions may find some players who could help the program down the road in a football-mad state that produces a lot of good prospects. That's the first of my Friday links – read the rest of this post for more.Read More »
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Dara McIntosh, Kara Lentz, and Michelle McMahon hit the BTN studio for the season debut of "The Big Ten Women's Sports Report" today at 2:30 p.m. ET. Our first show includes an overview of the volleyball season, including highlights from Wednesday's big match between Nebraska and Penn State. We also preview Friday night's match between Minnesota and Illinois (airs on BTN/BTN2Go at 8 p.m. ET).Read More »


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This book is a photographic collection of a truly exhilirating day at The Imperial War Museum at Duxford, Cambridgeshire, England, where huge crowds flocked to the former World War II airfield to witness the Second World War Flying Legends Air Show.
Warbirds photographed include a squadron of Spitfires, Hurricane, Mustang, Hawker Nimrod, Seafire, P-51D Mustangs including 'Ferocious Frankie', 'Old Crow' and 'Big Beautiful Doll', Arrow Active II, Junkers Ju-52, Gloster Gladiator, Corsair, Bearcat, Hellcat (the only example flying outside the States), Wildcat, Tomahawk, Skyraider, Messerschmitt Me108, B-17, Catalina, B-25, Mitchell, Yak, Invader, and loads more…
The first section includes up-close pictures of stationery aircraft and ground-based displays, including several shots of volunteer staff in authentic dress, The book then continues with loads of pictures of the planes airborne including an incredible display of an F-15E Strike Eagle of the USAFE's 48th Fighter Wing in formation with a group of Mustangs, and the new 'Team Guinot' wing walking demonstration!
A lot of people are amazed at how close the planes appear in the pictures, as I found a great spot to shoot from with my collection of lens's including my big zoom with Image Stabilisation.
The book has been created with the very best quality in mind, and is only available in Blurb's largest size hardback with glossy dust-jacket. All of the photography has been professionally optimised and the book professionally designed for maximum impact.
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Chef Jen Perry of The Open Door's food pantry in Gloucester loves cooking traditional recipes. Her specialty, though, is creating traditional dishes with a twist.
With this dish, Perry serves up a very simple recipe featuring the chickpea. Chickpeas are the main ingredient in hummus as well as falafel. These peas have been in use for over 7,500 years in regions bordering the Mediterranean Sea and in India for a variety of dishes.
There are many different ways to prepare chickpeas. Perry's concept for this salad is a play on the common tuna and chicken salads. Instead of using seafood or meat, this recipe utilizes chickpeas as the main ingredient, making this a perfect way to sneak in some vegetables for your pickiest of eaters: your kids. This recipe only calls for a handful of ingredients, and depending on your pantry, you may not even need to run to the store. Perry states that this chickpea salad tastes just like tuna salad — "You won't even know that it's not tuna." The best part is this salad is very versatile. It can be used in a variety of forms from a sandwich to a spread or even a dip for a crudité. This dish is truly a must-have in your arsenal of recipes.
Chickpea Salad
1 can chickpeas, rinsed and drained
cup mayonnaise
2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon celery seeds
cup celery or carrots, diced small
2 tablespoons onion, diced small
Salt and pepper to taste
Using a food processor:
Place chickpeas in food processor and pulse a few times to roughly chop.
Add remaining ingredients and pulse a few more times to mix.
By hand:
Mash chickpeas in a bowl with a fork.
2. Add remaining ingredients and stir until combined.
Recipe courtesy of Jen Perry of The Open Door's food pantry in Gloucester, MA, 2012.


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Malaysian palm oil futures on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives exchange pulled back from recent lows on Friday after the European Central Bank pledged to protect the Euro Zone in comments that helped risk assets bolstered risk appetite. The ECB President's reaction also raised expectations it will move quickly to tackle skyrocketing borrowing costs in countries such as Spain. But crude palm oil (CPO) still posted an almost four per cent weekly loss, the worst performance since mid-June, as forecasts for rain in the US Midwest relieved some fears of tightening global oilseed supplies. Slowing exports coupled with better production expected in Malaysia this month could boost palm oil stock levels and ease some pressure off tightening global oilseed supplies. CPO active month futures tanked lower breaking key supports. As mentioned in the previous update, failure to hold support at key levels has dashed our bullish hopes for 3,325 Malaysian ringgit (MYR) a tonne. The bullish pattern that we have been tracking has also been violated. Decline below 2970-75 MYR/tonne has hinted at weakness going forward. This level could become a strong resistance to surpass in the near-term. Immediate support is at 2845-50 MYR/tonne being a trend line support point followed by 2745-50 MYR/tonne close to the recent low. Beyond here, prices could even aim for 2415-20 MYR/tonne. Immediately, we see a minor pullback rally to either 2975 MYR/tonne or even higher to 3015 MYR/tonne followed by a sustained fall to the above mentioned levels.
A possible new impulse ended at 3628 MYR/tonne. A corrective decline in the form of a wave "A" could still be in progress. A corrective wave "B" could unfold with potential targets near 3210 MYR/tonne or even higher to 3325 MYR/tonne. A wave "C" kind of a decline below 2700 MYR/tonne looks likely subsequently in the coming months. Alternatively, an "A-B-C" corrective move is coming to an end near 2750 MYR/tonne and subsequently a new impulse will begin targeting 3,300 MYR/tonne levels. Since prices have gone below 2920 MYR/tonne, we are abandoning this wave count and will elaborate on the fresh counts. The averages in MACD have gone below the zero line of the indicator hinting at weakness again. Therefore, look for palm oil futures to pullback higher initially and then decline. Supports are at MYR 2900, 2845 & 2750, Resistances are at MYR 2975, 3015 & 3075.
(The author is the Director of Commtrendz Research and also in the advisory panel of Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX). The views expressed in this column are his own and not that of MCX. This analysis is based on the historical price movements and there is risk of loss in trading. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.)


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As fleets everywhere work on cutting fuel expenses, one strategy is shedding pounds anywhere they can stand to lose them. "Most fleets that are fuel conscientious are weight conscientious. The heavier the unit weighs, the higher cost per mile to operate it."
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I was going to mention the 400 ISO in auto-ISO the moment you stick a flash on top of the camera.QuoteI wouldn't recommend using auto ISO with flash
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The Clippers' two stars are both a little bit banged up for Friday's Game 6, and it was announced they'd be game-time decisions. Marc Stein tweeted the news:
Clippers announce that Blake Griffin (sprained left knee) andChris Paul (strained right hip) are game-time decisions for Game 6 vs. Grizz
— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) May 11, 2012
Ramona Shelburne from ESPN Los Angeles gave additional news:
Spoke with Vinny Del Negro a little while ago. Said CP3 and Blake had been getting treatment all day. Both very sore/stiff. Will try to play
— ramonashelburne (@ramonashelburne) May 11, 2012
You have to imagine that the Clippers won't go to war with a potential series-ending victory on the line without their two best players. After all, they are coached by Vinny Del Negro, who is a noted bad decision enthusiast, and continued to play a gimpy Paul in Game 5. And the alternatives are bleak: major minutes for a talented defender and questionable shooter in Eric Bledsoe and a starting spot for Reggie Evans, who has been a revelation off the bench, but whose energy might be needed to anchor the squad's second unit.
For all news and information regarding the Memphis Grizzlies, please visit Straight Outta Vancouver. For updates and perspective on the Los Angeles Clippers, head on over toClips Nation or check out SB Nation Los Angeles. For complete coverage of the 2012 NBA playoffs, stay tuned to SB Nation's dedicated NBA hub.


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You can't always get want you want…when you don't know what it is
March 22nd, 2013
Have you ever gotten exactly what you wanted, only to find out it didn't feel as good as you had thought? At least in that moment you have the satisfaction of accomplishing something. Even worse, many of us wander through business, family and life doing what we're told we should but not knowing where we want it to lead. As my life has gotten busier the last couple of years, I've been forced to evaluate what I want, not just selfishly but for those around me and as a Christian with a purpose much bigger than myself.
Kids – I want to raise healthy, secure, independent kids who serve the Lord. My friend Dr. Meg Meeker says our goal is to raise a healthy 25 year old. Whew! Pressures off when the 3 year old isn't exactly as I'd hoped he'd turn out. But at the same time, what am I doing now to begin to really build all of those characteristics into my children? We all know how fast the years slip by.
Business – We all chase things like expansion, profit and growth. But why? Ultimately, what does it give us? At The A Group, we have a plan that shows how growth will allow us to impact more faith-based organizations who are doing great work. And personally, I know what that means for me, my family, and for my ability to give. Now that's a reason to get up every morning.
Once you know what you really want, lining up your days, weeks and years to get to that goal makes more sense. Every day you should take another intentional step. Some steps will be small but they're all headed in the right direction.
Ask yourself, what am I doing today to get closer to reaching my goals? Or better yet, maybe you need to ask yourself, where am I headed anyways?


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Nevada Wolf Pack Cody Fajardo has take his fair share of hits in the game, so far he has injured his right hand after connecting with an Arizona defender, plus a pair of big hits to the head.
The second hit was caused by a pair of Arizona defenders that forced him to sit out one play. One that hit, Fajardo was taken down hard with that hit to the head, plus his right knee went down awkward, and now he has a large brace on that knee.
Even though Fajardo came in to score a 1-yard touchdown run, backup Devin Combs has taken his place in this game, as of now. So far in this game, Fajardo has completed 20 of 27 passes for 238 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. Plus, he has 138 yards rushing and another score.
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Mt. Vernon Police Department
- Jorge Gonzalez, 21, of the 700 block of South Eighth Street, was arrested at 9:56 a.m. Saturday on a warrant violation and a charge of possession of cannabis.
- Jonathon C. Kaufman, 21, of the 8200 block of Seven Oaks Road, was arrested at 2:14 a.m. Saturday on charges of driving under the influence and theft of a motor vehicle.
- Stephon R. Taylor, 28, of the 2200 block of Brownsville Road, was arrested at 3:47 a.m. Saturday on a charge of driving under the influence.
- Shantiva Stevenson, 19, of the 800 block of South 23rd Street, was arrested at 12:43 a.m. Sunday on a Hamilton County warrant.
- Russell A. Brown, 24, of the 800 block of South 23rd Street, was arrested at 12:51 a.m. Sunday on charges of aggravated robbery and felon possession of a weapon.
- Katherine E. Scott, 23, of the 10000 block of Richview Road, was arrested at 1:10 a.m. Sunday on a charge of retail theft.
- Amy L. Rush, 26, Enfield, was arrested at 3:51 a.m. Sunday on a charge of driving under the influence.
- Bryan K. Haynes, 51, of the 800 block of South 23rd Street, was arrested at 4:01 a.m. Sunday on a charge of aggravated domestic battery.
- Billy L. Morgan, 41, of the 10500 block of Davis Road, was arrested at 9:38 a.m. Sunday on a charge of driving while license revoked/suspended.
- Dennis Ray Boss Jr., 39, Salem, was arrested at 10:28 p.m. Sunday on a charge of possession of a controlled substance.
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- Several callers reported hearing gunshots in the 800 block of Harrison Avenue about 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
- A female told police at 12:02 p.m. Saturday that her wallet was stolen while inside a fraternal organization in the 800 block of Main Street.
- An employee of a store in Times Square Mall told authorities at 2:34 p.m. Saturday that a female took two items from the business. The woman was later arrested for shoplifting.
- A woman told police at 8 p.m. Saturday that while in a verbal dispute with a man at the intersection of 23rd Street and Forest Avenue, he pulled a gun on her and stole $600.
- An employee of Walmart reported at 12:48 a.m. Sunday that a female left the store without paying for merchandise. The woman was located and taken into custody.
- A woman told police at 6:57 a.m. Sunday that her residence in the 2400 block of Perkins Avenue had been burglarized.


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Buchanan County got a little nicer on Wednesday thanks to Jesup High School students.
As a part of their community service day, each student was assigned to assist a local business or organization. Many helped repair and clean up an historic community gathering space.
Fort Pentecost has been free and open to the public for nearly 30 years. The couple which owns the space are now in their seventies and have a difficult time with upkeep.Over the years, the space has been used for everything from Boy Scout meetings to Sunday picnics to weddings.
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We need to cut the fat, but the West can't stand any more budget cuts for natural resource management.
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February 2014
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