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'Transnational networks in the development of the co-operative movement in the early twentieth century: Finland in the Nordic context', in Mary Hilson, Pirjo Markkola and Ann-Catrin Östman, eds., Co-operatives and the Social Question: The Co-operative Movement in northern and eastern Europe (1880-1950) (Cardiff: Welsh Academic Press, 2012), pp. 87-101.
'A Consumers' International? The International Cooperative Alliance and Cooperative Internationalism, 1918-1939: A Nordic Perspective', International Review of Social History, 56 (2011), pp. 203-233.
'The Nordic Consumer Co-operative Movements in International Perspective, 1890-1939', in Risto Alapuro and Henrik Stenius, eds., Nordic Associations in a European Perspective (Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2010), pp. 215-240.
(with Jenny Andersson) 'The Image of Sweden', themed issue of Scandinavian Journal of History, 34, 3 (2009).
The Nordic Model: Scandinavia since 1945 (London: Reaktion Books, 2008)
Political Change and the Rise of Labour in Comparative Perspective: Britain and Sweden 1890-1920 (Lund: Nordic Academic Press, 2006)
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Undergraduate courses during the academic year 2012-13:
SCAN 7307 Nordic Co-operation
SCAN 7305 Scandinavian Social Democracy
ESPS 2107 Food: Consumerism and Globalisation from Free Trade to Fair Trade
ESPS 2106 Reform or Revolution: European Social Democracy 1870-1930
I welcome enquires from those wishing to pursue postgraduate research in the history of the co-operative movement, in most aspects of modern Nordic history, and also in comparative and transnational labour history .
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9:00am Monday 16th June 2014 in Sport By Stuart Amos
Met Police boss Jimmy Cooper is playing down his side's Ryman Premier League chances next term based on the fact he is being outgunned in the transfer market.
The Imber Court chief saw wideman Howard Newton leave the club last week bound for Ryman Division One South Tooting & Mitcham United – managed by former Blue Craig Tanner.
Cooper is in the market for a replacement plus two others, but admits his best laid plans may be blown out the water by big spending rivals.
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"Losing Howard was not really a surprise as he seemed to have lost a bit of his drive last year and I think he was looking for a new challenge as much as anything else," he said.
"We are looking at getting in a replacement and hope to have one or two in by the start of pre-season training on June 28.
"It is hard at the moment though. The money being thrown around in this league is unbelievable. We cannot compete with that. Our budget has got a little bit smaller by comparison."
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I just love this album. I heard "Halloween" on ZROCK many years ago and couldn't believe someone was this extreme with his voice and satanic with his image. I was immediately hooked and had to find out more (not to mention hear more) from this artist. I can't understand why some people can't understand that this is one of King Diamond's best records?! Let me clarify. This is not IN ANY WAY a moderate effort. I do like Abigail as a whole just oh so very SLIGHTLY better but, Fatal Portrait with the songs "Haunted", "The Jonah", "The Portrait" and "Lurking in the Dark" just wipes the floor with almost anything I've heard from anyone. Fatal Portrait also contains the song "Charon" which just plain jams! It is my favorite KD song. Haa I used to highly anticipate side two of the tape because "Charon" started it out. If you're wondering about King Diamond (and you probably are since you're reading this) you probably already know about the extremeniss of his voice and are not bothered by it, check out Fatal Portrait and the equally powerful Abigail. You won't be disappointed. And if you really like powerful and heavy check out what should be your new favorite album, Testament ~ The Gathering Tell everyone!
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If you are reading this, you probably know that after "Mercyful's Fate's" 'Don't Break the Oath,' the group broke up. (Largely due to the praises to hell on the afore mentioned record.) Guitarist Hank Shermann and drummer Kim Ruzz went their own way, and Bassist Tim Hansen and guitarist Mike Denner stayed with the front man King Diamond. Drummer Mick Dee and the highly underrated guitarist Andy LaRoque joined the party, and this was the beginning of the group we now call "King Diamond." While later efforts by "King Diamond" reflect stronger writing and musical skills, this 1st record hints at the greatness that was to come in later efforts such as "Abigail," "Them," and "Conspiracy." On this 1st record, we are offered a half length story and a few individual songs. After an impressive keyboard opening, we hear the story of a woman who was so obsessed with her daughter Molly that she kept her locked away from anyone else and decided to make her immortal with a portrait. The girl dies, but as most of you know, when King Diamond is involved, death is but a temporary absence. While one can tell this is an early record, the musical and lyrical qualities are prevalent. After the story of the record takes a break, 'Charon' keeps the tone. 'Lurking In the Dark' starts with some howls and is a decent song. 'Halloween' is a good spooky song that keeps the tone and musical pace of the record going. 'Voice From the Past' is a good guitar instrumental played by none other than Mr. Diamond himself. 'Haunted' goes back to the story of Molly and offers a crowning end to the record. While this group was to improve with age, "Fatal Portrait" remains a good record and prepares us for the horrors awaiting in "Abigail," "Them," "Conspiracy," "The Spider's Lullabye," and "The Graveyard."
I loved Mercyful Fate,but I had it pretty lucky.I had an older sister that introduced me to bands like KISS,Iron Maiden,and Judas Priest as well as some of the more alternative flavored music from the 80's and late 70's,but I discovered Mecyful Fate all on my own,and was disheartened when I heard they had broken up.But a year later,out came his No Presents For Christmas single,and a few months down the road,it happened..King Diamond's first solo album,Fatal Portrait.I was just eleven,but it had as much an affect on me as did the Ramones or Dead Kennedys.Fatal Portrait is one of those albums that from the beginning grabs you by the short curlies and drags you forward in such a rush of ecstasy that its hard not to tell all your friends about it the moment its over.The opener The Candle begins with spooky synthesizers and a spoken word piece that I can still remember to this day..Seven years have gone..It can no longer be left undone.So the songe begins,and so began a career of creativity that is hard to measure in impact in the metal community,whethr it be traditional or black metal you speak of.I truly enjoyed this album,and so will anyone either previously familiar with either Mercyful Fate or King Diamond,or just becoming familiar with his work.This is my favorite King Diamond album,and it still gives me goosebumps to this day when I listen to it.Some of the best songs on the album are the catchy singalong Halloween which will have you singing glass in hand,or the perfectly melancholy The Lake,not originally available on the release back in '86..And as others have said,No Presents For Christmas will instantly be any headbanger's favorite christmas tune..Every year I make a loop copy of the song on disc and sneak into my local Wal-Mart and sneakily slide it into the stereo that constantly belts out cheesy xmas music.I'm sure there's some old lady banging her head right now to King Diamond thanks to me and my yearly mission..Buy Fatal Portrait..You won't be disappointed..


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on Jun 11, 2013 at 2:10 pm
Enough wtih Buena Park already. Close it down immediately. We are sick of it and have been for 20+ years. If this was located in Crescent Park where the City Council memebers live it would have been gone decades ago.
It is private property and the city should supportd Mr. Jisser to convert the area into upscale apartments to provide in town living space for Google, Facebook, and other high tech company employees. THEY PAY TAXES, GUYS. MONEY.
Just more of the classic left wing politics of Palo Alto.
on Jun 11, 2013 at 2:56 pm
Why should they be paid anything to move? They have had a sweet deal for a very long time and now the situation is over. Is it standard practice to have to do this every time someone's lease is up and they have to move whether residential or commercial?
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na Vista has always been a large piece of the amount of affordable Housing listed in the city"s master plan that is submitted to the state and securing millions of dollars of funds from the state. This is why the city created a task force twelve years Ago to create the exsisting Mobile Home Ordinance. The task force was made up with three council members,local housing advocates, the park owners and three park residents. I am the ońly resident left frim the task force.Everyone gave something up and agreed to the final draft of the ordinance. Residents agreed to a set rent increase a year, the city agreed to certain concessions to rezoning when the park was redeveloped and the Jissers agreed to keep the park open for at least ten years more and specific relocation funds for the residents when the park was redeveloped. That was twelve years ago, and now the Jissers are completely disregarding all the specific pieces that they agreed to. The fact is that Buena Vista is responsible for keeping the citys affordible housing unit amount high enough so that funds are recieved from the state That benefit all Palo Alto residents.
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The death of Nelson Mandela is being mourned across the world, and for good reason. As the first president of post-apartheid South Africa, he served as a symbol of national reconciliation and as a defender of South Africa's new and fragile liberal constitution. It is also true, however, that the movement he led, the African National Congress, has not lived up to lofty expectations, and that at least some of the responsibility lies with the great man himself.
Before we turn to what has gone wrong with post-apartheid South Africa, it is worth briefly rehearsing what has gone right, thanks in no small part to Mandela. During the apartheid era, South Africa's Afrikaner-dominated ruling National Party warned that majority rule would bring violent reprisals against the country's white minority, a Marxist revolution that would mean the end of private property, and an alliance with the Soviet bloc that would threaten the free world. None of that ultimately came to pass, for a variety of reasons. As the Soviet threat receded, and as anti-apartheid activists pressured governments in the U.S. and Western Europe to isolate the South African government, elements within the governing National Party sensed that the days of minority rule were numbered, and that some accommodation with the ANC was the only way to prevent a bloody denouement. And Mandela, to his great credit, proved a willing partner. Having established his moral authority within the liberation movement as a champion of armed insurrection against the apartheid government, he committed himself to a path of non-violence. One shudders to think of what might have happened had Mandela chosen differently. Mandela's fateful decision to work with his former enemies paved the way for the ANC's extraordinary political success.
Since 1994, when South Africa held its first authentically democratic and multiracial national elections, the ANC has won every national election by substantial margins, and there is good reason to believe that it will win the election that will be held next spring. Yet after almost two decades of ANC rule, the country suffers from shockingly high levels of poverty, unemployment, and violent crime. Hundreds of thousands of educated South Africans — white, black, and Asian — have emigrated in search of opportunity in Britain, Australia, the U.S., and elsewhere. Many middle-income countries that were in the same economic ballpark as South Africa in 1994 in terms of GDP per capita — like Poland, Malaysia, Chile, Mauritius, and neighboring Botswana — have raced ahead in the years since. When we compare South Africa to China or South Korea, the contrast is more dismal still.
One of the key reasons for South Africa's weak performance is that while high-growth countries saw large numbers of workers shift from low-productivity sectors, like subsistence farming, into high-productivity sectors like export-oriented manufacturing, South Africa's high-productivity sectors have seen little growth. There are many theories as to why this has been the case. Some will attribute this to the rigidity of South Africa's formal labor market while others will attribute it to a failure on the part of South Africa's government to pursue a more ambitious industrial policy. Regardless of the answer, what is striking is that despite South Africa's economic woes, the same political party keeps winning election after election.
Over the five years Mandela served as president, he ceded most of his day-to-day executive authority to Thabo Mbeki, a polarizing figure notorious for his elitism and authoritarianism. Though Mbeki succeeded Mandela as leader of the ANC only in 1997, and as president in 1999, he was the true architect of the new South African state. By choosing Mbeki as his heir apparent, Mandela all but guaranteed that though South Africa had the formal trappings of a modern multiparty democracy, the ANC itself would remain a rigid Leninist organization, which would reflect the flaws and the pathologies of its leaders.


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With Manchester United officially acquiring former Aston Villa Ashley Young for a £16M transfer fee (and almost twice that in wages), now's probably a good time to assess just how he fits into the system. Is he, as Gerard Houllier believed, best suited to be a second striker? Is he a winger, as he was used almost exclusively under Martin O'Neill, when Aston Villa were at their peak. Or is he a 'central winger', starting in the middle before moving out to create.
According to Gene Um at SB Nation's Manchester United blog the Busby Babe, the answer is all of them, and none of them. Young can perform at a high level in any forward role Sir Alex Ferguson might choose to deploy him, making his versatility his key asset. Expect the 25-year-old to be the first man off the bench for most of the attacking positions in the side for United, assuming he doesn't become a starting winger in place of Nani or Antonio Valencia:
Young is a terrific footballer but his value lies in his versatility. If Rooney were to go down with injury, Young would be a suitable replacement in the role behind Chicharito or Dimitar Berbatov. Every winger last season became injured at some point so opportunities will certainly be there this season for Young to stake a claim as a first-choice selection for Fergie on the flanks. It would even be worth experimenting to see how Young might operate as the attacking midfielder in a 3-man central midfield when Fergie uses a 4-3-3/4-5-1 shape. I anticipate this to be a terrific buy and not only for his obvious talent - but also for the tactical versatility he provides.
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CATEGORIES Horror, Thrillers, 20th Century Fox, CinematicalWhen a blissful Brazilian holiday becomes a horrific gauntlet of murder, mayhem and involuntary organ harvests -- it's horror movie time. The flick in question is Turistas, which is the very first release from Fox Atomic, and I think it looks pretty darn intriguing -- and no, not just because of the mega-skimpy bikinis, tyvm.
Sixth directorial effort from actor-turned-helmer John Stockwell (he starred in Christine and My Science Project; as director he's previously given us Crazy/Beautiful, Blue Crush and Into the Blue), Turistas is about a bunch of exceedingly photogenic young Americans who run afoul of some black-market nastiness while enjoying a salacious Brazilian vacation. The model-hot "normal kids" are played by Josh Duhamel, Melissa George, Olivia Wilde (sigh), Desmond Askew and Beau Garrett -- and this crew looks to be in a whole lot of sweaty trouble, despite the fact that they're all too gorgeous for words.
The screenplay comes from editor / first-time screenwriter Michael Ross, and it looks to be a semi-creative take on a fairly standard slasher conceit: Hot kids congregate, commit licentious acts -- and then spend the rest of the flick running desperately for their lives as a killer stalks their every step. Only this one's in Brazil ... and there are gurneys involved. Ick.
So fingers crossed on Turistas, which could either be a great little horror thriller or a depthless, vicious dungpile in which we applaud the numerous demises of people much, much sexier than ourselves. At least with Stockwell behind the camera, you know the thing will most likely LOOK good. (Try watching Into the Blue on MUTE some time. Makes the flick about 45 times more entertaining.) To keep you interested until the movie's December 1 release date, you can check out this old promo clip or this brand-new theatrical trailer.
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10:03am Monday 9th June 2014 in News By Keiligh Baker
A BURGLAR who stole underwear from his female victim and left a pair of pants on a fence as he escaped has been jailed.
Connor Greenslade, 19, of Griffin Park Court, Porthcawl, appeared in Newport Crown Court on Friday charged with two counts of burglary. He had previously appeared at Newport Magistrate's Court where he pleaded guilty.
Recorder Malcolm Bishop heard Greenslade burgled his victim's house, in Pantside, Newbridge, on two occasions and attempted to burgle it on a third occasion.
The court heard that on January 11 the victim had secured her property and left to stay with a friend.
But when she returned on the January 12, a window had been smashed. She found items missing, including scented candles and underwear. She told police her bedroom had been searched and it looked as though someone had spent the night there, the court heard.
Police investigated and found fingerprints matching Greenslade. The second burglary took place on March 8, when the woman received a call telling her house had been broken into. She returned to find the same window smashed, underwear missing, muddy footprints leading to her bedroom and an underwear cupboard damaged. The court heard a neighbour had seen Greenslade leaving and recognised him, shouting : "Connor, I'm going to call the police", but the defendant climbed over a fence and ran off, leaving a ladies' underwear on the fence.
The recorder heard about an attempted burglary at the house on February 2, when he threw rock through the window, before the alarm went off and he ran.
The court heard after the incident on March 8, Greenslade called police and handed himself in.
In interview he told them he had been under the influence of alcohol and mephedrone but when he had 'come down' he felt an overwhelming sense of guilt.
The victim's impact statement said she felt there was 'something sinister' about the stealing of underwear.
The recorder told Greenslade: "As a result of what you did your victim has suffered more than is ordinary." Greenslade was sentenced to one year in prison and handed a restraining order preventing him from contacting the victim or attending her place of work.


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This spacious Four Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath home with heated swimming pool on Singer Island is on a deep canal with no bridge restrictions to the Palm Beach Inlet. The home has 2,500 square feet of air conditioned space, features a split bedroom configuration and a very open floor plan for ease of entertaining and pricacy. The home has all the accessories you would want for a great vacation, with high definition TV's in the living area and master bedroom A large sliding window opens the kitchen to the outside pool area for ease of entertaining and outside dining. A tall screen enclosure is over the swimming pool, lounging and outside dining area. The dock can handle a boat up to 40 feet and there is a public launch area about 1/2 mile away (Phil Foster Park).
3 Blocks from the Beach and 10 minutes from Golf Courses.
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The home features 4 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths with a tropical designer decor.
- Canal home with deep water dock and unrestricted access to the Palm Beach Inlet which is about one mile away.
- Large kitchen with 4 bar stools at counter and numerous convenience appliances and sliding window which opens to the Screened patio area to pass out drinks and food for outside dining.
- Split interior design with the one bedroom on the east side and two other bedrooms on the west side of the house.
- Master bedroom - King size bed, Tommy Bahama furnishings,flat screen television, walk-in closet, full bath with jacuzzi tub and separate shower.
- Second bedroom - Queen size bed and a flat screen TV, shares full bath.
- Third bedroom - Queen size bed, shares full bath.
- Two air conditioning units with separate zone controlls.
- Flat screen TV, DVD and CD player in living room.
- Washer and dryer.
- Free high speed wireless internet.
- Digital cable package.
- Large patio with dining table, outdoor sofa and patio furniture.
- Heated pool.
- Gas grille.
- Beach chairs.
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- Pet friendly.
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This area offers some of the most beautiful beaches in the World. Go sea shelling or shopping at the Gardens Mall, only 5 minutes away. Play a round of golf at one of our world class championship golf courses. Spend a day at the PGA, Ritz, Frenchman's Reserve spa's. Have dinner at one of over 100 restaurants on PGA Blvd. alone! Take in the great night life at Downtown/Uptown at the Gardens or City Place. Spend an afternoon at MacArthur State Beach Park or at the Loggerhead Marine Life Center & Turtle Rescue in Juno Beach. Go deep sea fishing out of the Sailfish Marina, which is a short 10 minutes away. You can also go Para-Sailing, or take a water taxi to Peanut Island and tour the J.F. Kennedy Bomb Shelter there. Diving & snorkeling are always a great option. Take the kids for a day at the water park. The animals at the zoo would love to see you. The Sciencemuseum is right next to the Zoo! The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens and the Norton Museum are wonderful fun, too! There is a 16 Plex Theater only 5 minutes away in case of rain. Go Antiquing in West Palm Beach or Lake Worth, Take in a Broadway Show or a fabulousConcert at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, See your first Polo match and World Class Horse Events in Wellington, Spend a day touring Palm Beach with it's historical mansion the Flagler Museum, the Four Arts Museum and Gardens, Bethesda By-the-Sea, or just take a drive along the ocean or a stroll down Worth Avenue. You can also have High Tea or Sunday Brunch at the World Famous "Breakers Hotel". See a Ball Game at Roger Dean Pro sports Stadium. Go Kyaking on the Loxahatchee River, Take a Land/Sea Sightseeing Excursion on the "Diva Duck". Go to either the Vero Beach or Sawgrass Mills Outlet Stores for a day of great shopping. Disney World is a 2 1/2 hour drive north, and Florida Keys is a 2 hour drive south.....so much to see and do or just relax and do nothing at all lounging by your heated pool!!
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Weekly - $2,500 November through April. $2,000 May thorugh October. $175 cleaning fee.
Monthly - $7,500 November through April. $6,000 May through October. $175 cleaning fee.
The 2014 rates increase to weekly at $3,000/$2,500 and monthly at $9.000/$7,500.
Cleaning Fee - $175
11% Florida Tourist/Bed Tax on rental rate (excludes cleaning fee).
Stephen Popovich 561 889-3773
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Top things to do in Singer Island
- Explore our Great Beaches!
- See a Broadway Show or Concert-Kravis for the Performing Arts
- Visit Peanut Island and the JFK bomb shelter
- Go Para-Sailing, Diving or Snorkeling
- Golf at one of our great golf clubs
Top things to do on a budget
- Spend a day at the MacArthur State Beach Park
- Tour the Jupiter Lighthouse in Jupiter, FL
- Go Shell collecting at one of our many Beaches
- Tour the Loggerhead Marine Life Center & Turtle Rescue
- Spend a day at the Zoo
Top things to do with a family
- Discover the Science Museum & Zoo (right next door)
- Take an Air Boat ride in the Loxahatchee Everglades
- Take a Land/Sea Sightseeing Tour on the "Diva Duck"
- Spend a day at Lion Country Safari
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The police said the girls parents returned home from work on Tuesday evening to find their child missing. Her two brothers were playing with their friends some distance away from the residence and didnt know where she was. The parents lodged a complaint with the APMC police late on Tuesday night.
They returned home at around 2:30 am on Wednesday and found her dead body near their house. They rushed back to the police station to inform us and we sent a team with them. The victims body was taken to the Navi Mumbai municipal hospital for autopsy, said a police officer.
The police began the probe working on the assumption that the accused could be a resident of the same locality and would have known when the victim would be alone in the house.
Meanwhile, the hospital sent its preliminary medical report to the police late on Wednesday night. The reports have confirmed that the victim was raped. We have registered a complaint of murder and rape under the Indian Penal Code and relevant sections of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, said Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner A K Sharma.
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2013: Did not see game action.
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High School: A 2012 graduate of Archbishop Stepinac High School ... third team Class AA All-State ... played in CHSFL All-Star Game ... 25 touchbacks as a senior ... made 34 extra points and four field goals ... played three seasons of varsity soccer.
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Knighton apologizes, expects full recovery
Speaking publicly for the first time since a bar fight last month, Jaguars DT Terrance Knighton opened with an apology.
Knighton's eye injury won't help pursuit of long-term deal
A serious eye injury is one more obstacle Jaguars DT Terrance Knighton must overcome as he attempts to land a new long-term deal.
Jaguars DT Knighton suffers eye injury
Jaguars DT Terrance Knighton was involved in an incident early Sunday and sustained an eye injury. He underwent surgery.
DT Knighton's weight a concern for Jaguars during lockout
With the Jaguars' coaching staff unable to contact any of its players during the lockout, we hear it has to be concerned about the weight of DT Terrance Knighton.
Jaguars DT Knighton becoming a leader
DT Terrance Knighton is elevating his play on the field and becoming more of a leader in the locker room in his second season with the Jaguars.
Brown becoming bigger factor in Colts' ground game
Although his pass blocking needs more work, Colts RB Donald Brown is becoming more involved in Indianapolis' running attack, according to AFC South Whispers.
Knighton has been fined $25,000 by the NFL for making helmet-to-helmet contact with Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, who was defenseless at the time.||||||| The hit came in Indianapolis' victory Nov. 8 at Jacksonville and negated an interception by Aaron Ross.
Knighton is taking "baby steps" toward a full recovery from eye surgery.||||||| Knighton donned a helmet at practice Thursday for the first time in organized team activities and went through some individual drills. Although his progress did nothing to alter his planned return - the team wants to limit his work until training camp in July - it provided Knighton an emotional boost. Knighton injured his left eye while trying to break up a bar fight in April.
Speaking publicly for the first time since a bar fight last month, Knighton opened with an apology.||||||| Knighton apologized to the city of Jacksonville and the organization for "embarrassing them with the actions that happened that night." Then he answered any and every question about that night, his rehabilitation and his chances of making a full recovery. If his eye responds as well, the Jaguars should have their run-stuffing defender back for training camp.
Knighton will miss at least the next three months of the team's offseason program following eye surgery.||||||| The Jaguars are hopeful the 340-pound run-stopper will make a full recovery, but general manager Gene Smith said Monday he doesn't know how quickly Knighton, who has a history of weight issues, can get healthy. If the Jaguars have any concerns, next week's draft is the perfect place to get some insurance. Knighton had surgery April 8, hours after being hit with a bottle at a Jacksonville nightclub.
Knighton, who arrived at training camp more than 20 pounds overweight, was cleared to practice Saturday and could play in the team's second preseason game next week.||||||| He said he's "somewhere in the 340s," still leaving him some weight to lose before getting to the 335 pounds the team feels will get him in "fighting shape."


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Goals: JU- Steve Command (unassisted) 38:31, Richard Blackburn (penalty kick) 43:13, Blackburn 2 (unassisted) 52:19, Blackburn 3 (Sean Steed) 56:52, Hans Guiscardo (unassisted) 70:05, Brian Blackburn (unassisted) 86:48. Shots: JU- 19, CSU- 3. Corner Kicks: JU- 4, CSU- 2. Saves: JU- 1 (Greg Williams 1) CSU- 8 (Jack Ward 4, Roger Wimmer 4).
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The Jacksonville University men's soccer team scored a season-high six goals Saturday afternoon in a shut out victory over Charleston Southern at Buccaneer Field. Sophomore Richard Blackburn (Jacksonville, Fla.) led the Dolphins scoring three-straight goals.
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The All-Star game is an exhibition. People tend to take it so danged seriously. Other than the whole home-field advantage thing, it doesn't mean a thing. Grow up, people.
So with that, here's why Andrew McCutchen not making the All-Star Game would have been the biggest travesty in the history of baseball:
It's not because he would have had the highest WAR (third overall in baseball!) of anyone not going to the All-Star Game. I like WAR as a handy-dandy, catch-all number. It's easy to plug WAR into the Baseball Reference Play Index and get at least some idea of who the top players were in a given year, which is harder to do with any other single stat. But it's not the kind of stat you should use to beat people over the head with. A substantial chunk of McCutchen's stellar WAR comes from his defense, as tallied by UZR. That's the same stat that hated McCutchen's defense in 2010. I'm not ready for "but look at the WAR he's accumulated in three months!" as an irrefutable argument yet.
And I wouldn't have been upset that McCutchen didn't make the team because I have a soft spot in my heart for the Pirates. That team has been so bad for so long, and they're finally enjoying a season that their fans have deserved for a while. The Pirates are honest-to-goodness contending. That's the reward. McCutchen making the All-Star team is a footnote to the larger story. His not making the team wouldn't have changed the beautiful surprise of a Pirates team looking for a division title.
I'm not overly upset that someone who has direct influence on my favorite team's day-to-day operations -- Bruce Bochy -- didn't think that McCutchen was even worthy of one of the five "Final Vote" slots. He spent hours and hours poring over his ideal roster and McCutchen didn't even crack his five-deep list of also-rans, which is sort of a direct and unsettling reflection of how he evaluates talent. That's not what really upsets me.
Though that's pretty disturbing, actually.
No, McCutchen not making the All-Star Game would have the biggest travesty in the history of baseball because I like watching him play baseball. He's on a short list of the players in baseball I go out of my way to watch every chance I get. And I'm watching the All-Star Game. If he weren't named as a replacement, that would have meant that I got to watch less Andrew McCutchen. He glides in the outfield, zipping after long fly balls like a waterbug. He's fast enough to make you think triple on every ball hit in the gap. He hits for power. He's the prototype, the blueprint you sketch out when you're trying to build the perfect center fielder.
Also, I like watching Andrew McCutchen play baseball.
It's an exhibition. It doesn't mean anything. But I would have sulked if I didn't get to watch Andrew McCutchen. That's the real reason why people should take selections and snubs so seriously. Some players just make the game better. The All-Star Game is all about watching the players you want to watch. My top guy is McCutchen -- yours is probably someone different. And when they don't make the team, it's a travesty. The worst in baseball history until the next one.


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Numbering over 80 singers under the direction of Dr. Jenny Bent, the Symphonic Chorus presents two-to-three major concerts each semester, performing large works such as the Mozart Requiem and Orff's Carmina Burana, as well as thematic projects including Music of Latin America and The Long Road to Freedom.
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Little Hanoi Hotel offers clean and comfortable accommodation in dormitories and private rooms, all equipped with en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, free wireless internet access, cable television and refrigerators, as well as fresh fruit and flowers every day. Breakfast is included in the rates.
We are located in Hanoi's Old Quarter, close to all the main tourist attractions, including the Water Puppet Theatre and Hoan Kiem Lake.
Facilities at Little Hanoi Hotel include a common room, a restaurant, a bar and a café. We operate a tours desk, a currency exchange and an airport pick-up service. We also rent motorcycles.
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* From train station: It is 3$ for the whole taxi.
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* From Vietnam Airport: You can take a taxi, which accommodates 4 people and pay $15 (US$)
NOTE: By the changing of flight can not be informed or not be connected by phone, you should take taxi yourself to our hotel. The price is maximum 350,000 VND/ private car ( 17 U$). Remember not pay them on the way or agree with them you will pay more than that. There are many scamp ways from drivers using to get more money from you. You will not get down any other hotels except: Little Hanoi Hostel, 48 Hang Ga street or 32 Le Thai To street, (by the lake). Come to the hotel first, you will pay them in font of our receptionist to be sure it is correct amount of money.
Should take the picture of the car with number on and driver before getting in. The driver will not do any harm to you. Vietnam is peaceful country, you are protected by our police anytime, anywhere.
We are always here for you on your excursions around Hanoi.
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Everything! Hoan Kiem Lake, Shopping, Great street side restaurants, West Gate, Bank Machine, Train Station