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Football star opens care home wing in Wimborne
2:30pm Saturday 17th November 2012 in News
A FOOTBALL legend travelled to Dorset to officially open a new part of a Wimborne care home.
Lawrie McMenemy MBE, an ambassador for the Alzheimer's Society, cut the ribbon on Oakdene's new wing, Acorn Lodge, in front of an audience of around 90 people.
He said: "Congratulations and well done to the team who created Acorn Lodge." He added: "Families in this area with loved ones who have Alzheimer's or dementia will be looking for a place like Acorn Lodge. I believe that they will feel secure in entrusting their relatives into the best available around-the-clock care at Acorn Lodge."
Lawrie, former manager of Southampton Football Club, also took a tour of the new building, and spoke to some of the staff and relatives of the residents who live there.
Kathy Milson, Registered Home Manager at Oakdene, said: "It is our intention to provide a specialised but homely environment which will enhance the lives of people living with dementia.
"Acorn Lodge will be managed with the same care ethos as Oakdene Care Home, where we have built our reputation as a well-managed small and friendly care home, but with all modern facilities."
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Most great fighters, in their early years of fighting tend to show hints of monster potential. In Georges St. Pierre's professional MMA debut against Ivan Menjivar (a very tough opponent as many people may have just realized) he won a fight in one round by verbal submission, and by no means was it a convincing victory (GSP was put on his back mutliple times, which is a rarity for him).
This young and athletic GSP that nobody knew at the time had gotten a win under his belt and nothing more.
Soon after this fight, he faced Justin Bruckmann in another UCC matchup, and this time, he immediately took Bruckmann down, and patiently passed. He was maturing before our eyes, and it was this fight that GSP was leaving an impression on the fans not just from his freakish athleticism, but rather his undying will as he gave his opponent no time to recover or even rest. St. Pierre grounded and pounded until he found an armbar opening and immediately took advantage, winning by submission.
This significant improvement from one fight to the next was the sign of a future star. Even in his next fight he manhandled Travis Galbraith and earned a TKO in which his opponent believed the fight was still going on when GSP went to pay his post victory respects.
GSP is a difficult fighter to relate anyone to because he is so uniquely well rounded, yet a young training partner of his has caught my (as well as many UFC fan's) attention.
MacDonald suffered a loss to Carlos Condit at UFC 115. Despite his impressive cool, calm, and collected attitude as he walked through a giant arena (and would later approach a baseball stadium) full of his own fans, it ended up being a twisted night, and it was extremely frustrating to watch. For two rounds the 20-year-old MacDonald controlled "The Natural Born Killer" and executed some excellent takedowns.
In addition to his superior wrestling, Rory was winning the stand-up as well and for the two seconds he was on his back, he pulled off a textbook sweep and reversal. It was all the young Canadian's fight until he got caught in the third round, and attempted a takedown in desperation following getting rocked.
Condit, aware he had lost both previous rounds knew he had to finish the fight, and with the extremely questionable stoppage with 10 seconds left (MacDonald took punishment for the entire last two minutes while composed enough to stay alive and nothing changed when it was stopped), he did.
As disappointing as it is to see such a great prospect lose like that, MacDonald came out of that loss 10-times better of a fighter and after 10 months of unmatched hard work, he dominated Nate Diaz at UFC 129 on April 30. This amazing performance proved to me that MacDonald is worthy of any contender in the 170-pound division (with due time, "The Waterboy" is only 21 with 12 fights).
His imposing of his will, dominant wrestling (with an unheard of three consecutive giant suplexes) and his veteran-like poise, which kept him completely level headed in front of 55,000 of his hometown fans, is the recipe for success that is extremely rare.
It is guys like this that make the sport so great, and become champions. It only makes sense that this guy trains with GSP, right?
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Hailing the New York Cabdriver
More than 50,000 people drive yellow cabs in New York City. Samyukta Lakshmi's photos offer a window into their lives on and off duty.
August 15, 2014, Friday
In Brooklyn, Officials Court Democrats in Bid to Host 2016 Convention
The city's effort to bring the Democratic National Convention to the Barclays Center reached the pep rally stage on Monday, as convention officials were welcomed for a two-day tour.
August 12, 2014, Tuesday
Inquiry Seeks Twitter User in Brooklyn Bridge Flag Case
A lawyer for a Twitter user who claimed responsibility for putting white flags on the bridge said the site had received a subpoena from the Manhattan district attorney's office in a bid to identify his client.
August 9, 2014, Saturday
With March in Chokehold Case, Questions Over Who's in Charge
A protest march across the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is planned, though no one seems quite sure who is running either the demonstration or the bridge.
August 8, 2014, Friday
M.T.A. Chief Gives Preview of Proposed Five-Year Capital Plan
Expected to cost at least $27 billion, the plan will include installation of advanced signaling technology on subway and railroad systems.
August 8, 2014, Friday
Bus Operator Arrested in Times Square Crash Is Released
Prosecutors said late Wednesday that they were delaying a decision over whether to prosecute until they finished their investigation.
August 7, 2014, Thursday
2 Tourist Buses Collide in Times Square, Injuring at Least 15
The accident caused at least one traffic light to crash to the ground and left the sidewalk littered with broken glass and other debris.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
A Night of Dinosaurs and Stargazing (No Children Allowed)
At the first adults-only sleepover at the Museum of Natural History, 150 people paid for the chance to fulfill their childhood fantasies.
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Suit Seeks to Make Sidewalks More Accessible for Disabled New Yorkers
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'EP (Deluxe Version)' in Production
By adam | Published: Friday, July 8, 2011
Back by popular demand, EP will be distributed as a Deluxe Version to coincide approximately with the first anniversary of its release. The Deluxe Version will have two new songs that are not currently available and a new custom preset for the drum plug-in. One of those songs is in production now. It will serve [...]
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By adam | Published: Thursday, April 7, 2011
As I turn another page in the chapter of my latest release—EP—two new projects are brewing. You can read about them at the Current Projects page here. While both new projects involve some Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) programming, Simulacrum has me back in the role of the detailed MIDI programmer, programming down to note-by-note [...]
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LeakyMug #7: LeakyMug Returning to NYC for Jo's VisitPotterCast
May 13, 2006, 03:04 AM
Surprise! The LeakyMuggers have returned, with a big announcement about the week of Jo Rowlng's visit to New York. We're celebrating with another live podcast - it's four days after our Vegas live podcast but there was no way we could let this momentous event go by without some celebrating with you all, not when almost the entire staffs of both Leaky and MuggleNet will be in town. Listen to the show on your iTunes feed if you're subscriber, direct download it here, and enjoy!


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The NFL kicked off week 11 this past Thursday with the Broncos and the Jets, but returns Sunday for the heavy slate of games. The week features four teams on bye, including the New Orleans Saints, Houston Texans, Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts. Those byes knock out Jimmy Graham, Owen Daniels, Heath Miller and Dallas Clark.
If a league owner has not picked up one of the top four or five tight ends (like Graham or Daniels), it is easy to end up waiting too long and find your self changing tight ends on a weekly basis. It is not the easiest strategy, but there are some intriguing tight ends in free agency. If you normally start one of the tight ends above, there are some solid one-week rentals for this week 11 bye.
Kellen Winslow, Bucs: Winslow is not exactly a sleeper, but in my leagues I have noticed he has been on the waiver wire the last few weeks. The Bucs face a Packers team that will score a ton of points but could also give up a fair amount through the air. I think Winslow could be in line for a nice performance.
Visanthe Shiancoe, Vikings: I'm a fan of tight ends with young QBs. Christian Ponder hasn't been spectacular but he has shown he can make some solid throws. He hasn't looked Shiancoe's way a ton, but I think there is some upside with Shiancoe if you need a body.
Delanie Walker, 49ers: Vernon Davis is the big play weapon at tight end, but Delanie Walker has been a solid option in the 49ers offense. It is tough to tell week in and week out what the 49ers will do in their passing attack, but they have done a good job in 2011 of getting their athletic backup tight end more involved.
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By Joan Hallmark
Luther Corothers of Palestine served in the 82nd Air Born during World War II.
He made 11 combat parachute jumps from North Africa into Holland, Belgium and Germany. Wounded twice, Corothers and all three of his brothers who went to war, returned home safely.
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From: Tuscaloosa County Industrial Development Authority;
On Monday, September 23, 2013, the Purico Group and Bolta Werke GmbHannounced during a press conference with Governor Robert Bentley and theTuscaloosa County Industrial Development Authority (TCIDA) in Tuscaloosa, ALthat they will invest $39.5 million and create approximately 350+ new jobs by2016 to accommodate future production of plated on plastic automotive partsmainly for Mercedes-Benz U.S. International, Inc. in Vance, AL, VW inChattanooga, TN and other premium automotive manufacturers in NorthAmerica.
The new plant, a sister company of Bolta Werke GmbH, its firstproduction facility in the United States, will be about 140,000 square feet andproduction will involve a state-of-the-art plating on plastic line and injectionmolding equipment. The customer mix will not only bring new jobs to the areabut more importantly, due to a variety of customers, stability and future growthopportunities through a diversified product range.
Christian Falk, CEO of Bolta Werke GmbH said that "Bolta's success is basedon its ability to produce the high quality standard of the German premium OEMsand its close, long-term relationship with Audi, BMW, Mercedes andVolkswagen. Due to the positive economic climate of the re-strengthened NorthAmerican automotive market and the corresponding expansions not only ofGerman OEMs, Bolta's presence in the South Eastern United States is stronglyencouraged by its customers and therefore of strategic importance. With a newproduction facility in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Bolta will not only be able to supportMercedes Benz and Volkswagen in close proximity, but also valued Tier 1suppliers like Rehau.
Given Bolta's experience with expansion in Mexico and the successfulacquisition of substantial new projects for its North American customers, thecompany will be able to continue its global growth.
Because of the strong support from the TCIDA and the commitment from thecity of Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County and the state of Alabama, Bolta feelsvery welcome in Tuscaloosa and is proud to have selected the right partner andlocation to make this expansion a success."
Governor Robert Bentley welcomed Bolta to Tuscaloosa, saying, "Alabamahas a positive business climate and the best workforce you can find. Iappreciate Bolta for making this investment. On the state and local levels, weare committed to helping Bolta succeed. Recently, Area Development magazineranked Alabama as one of the top five states for doing business – for the fourthyear in a row. Our labor climate, our workforce development programs and ouroverall business environment helped us achieve this ranking. I'm proud thatBolta is joining us, and I'm proud that even more great products will be 'Made inAlabama.'"
Mayor Walt Maddox, "The Council and myself are tremendously excited aboutwelcoming Bolta to the City of Tuscaloosa. Attracting a company of Bolta'sstatus took a strong partnership with Governor Bentley, the Tuscaloosa CountyCommission and the Tuscaloosa County Industrial Development Authority."Judge Hardy McCollum, "We are happy to welcome Bolta to Tuscaloosa. Thispartnership is a great step forward for Tuscaloosa County to continue to growand prosper."
Beckham Palmer, Chairman of the Tuscaloosa County Industrial DevelopmentAuthority (TCIDA), said that "Bolta Werke GmbH is a premier global automotivesupplier and its locating here in Tuscaloosa speaks well of a strong and capableworkforce in a pro-business environment."
Dara Longgrear, Executive Director of the Tuscaloosa County IndustrialDevelopment Authority (TCIDA), mentioned, "Tuscaloosa County is strategicallylocated in the heart of one of the most productive and emerging regions in NorthAmerica. Due to the location advantages of Tuscaloosa County, manufacturingand industrial leaders have been able to maintain successful enterprises in thisarea. Furthermore, they have found a workforce and a business-mindedcommunity that supports and facilitates the success companies need in today'stough economy."
Bolta Werke is the single largest operation of its kind in Europe. The company isbased in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany and supplies specialty parts to OEM's inthe Automotive Industry. It employs nearly 1,100 persons and has sales of over$130 million Euros.
Bolta Werke GmbH was originally founded in 1921 and has been part of thePurico Group of the United Kingdom for nearly 30 years. Starting in 1964, Boltawas the first in Europe to produce plastic parts with special chrome platedsurfaces and is a supplier to premium automotive manufacturers like Audi,BMW, Ford, Mercedes and Volkswagen in Asia, Europe and North America.Bolta is also one of the leading companies for specially molded, painted orchrome plated plastic parts. Since joining the Purico Group, capital expenditureof over $80 million Euros has been made in Bolta Werke GmbH.
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By Neil H. Dempsey
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---- — MARBLEHEAD — Three people were arrested after a fracas on Green Street brought police officers from four different jurisdictions early Sunday morning.
Lisa Lane-Mkusa, 38, of 118 Green St., Apt. B, Marblehead, was arrested on charges of two counts of assault and battery on a police officer, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, disturbing the peace, and threatening to commit a crime.
Josue Francois, 24, of 600 Boston St., Lynn, was arrested on charges of two counts of assault and battery on a police officer, resisting arrest, threatening to commit a crime, and disorderly conduct.
Yolanda Charles, 31, of 100 Henry Ave., Lynn, was arrested on charges of three counts of assault and battery on a police officer, assault and battery on a public employee, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, unlawful wiretapping, and disclosing the contents of a wiretap.
According to the incident log, police first responded to 118 Green St. after a 3:25 a.m. report of an argument there, "which sounds pretty serious." An officer subsequently reported that a resident at the address had thrown a party but that it was quieting down.
Another caller reported a disturbance at the same location shortly thereafter. Police from Swampscott and Salem were called in after officers on the scene requested additional units. According to the log, an officer also requested water after being "sprayed," but it was unclear what the officer was sprayed with.
At one point, a sergeant requested "at least six more officers." State police also responded to the location.
Later on, after Mkusa-Lane and Francois were arrested, Charles came to the lobby of the police station to leave money for Mkusa-Lane and asked to speak to the officer in charge regarding the incident, according to the log.
"She was argumentative in the lobby and was advised to leave by Sgt. Conrad multiple times," police wrote. "She continued to argue and was also audiotaping and videotaping the discussion in the lobby."
Charles was arrested.
One of the three prisoners was subsequently transported to Salem Hospital with undisclosed injuries; it was reported later that the prisoner had assaulted a nurse.
Chief Robert Picariello declined to provide further information about the incident, saying only that he expected those arrested would be arraigned today.


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Haywire scheduling, key retirements and a stubbornly stiff right hamstring. Even before the vagaries of the subcontinent could be considered, Michael Clarke departed for India with the palpable sense that he is embarking upon the most difficult task of his captaincy so far.
Clarke was at pains to keep his selection options as open as possible before setting off to join the squad assembling in Chennai. The loss of Michael Hussey so soon after Ricky Ponting and the redefinition of Shane Watson have left the batting in particular with a whiff of the uncertain.
Add to this Clarke's hamstring trouble, which may yet rule him out of the full squad's only warm-up match, and there was every reason to believe the captain's pronouncement that he has not stared down a greater challenge than those to come over the four Tests.
For a reminder of the difficulty, Clarke needed only to look back at the 2010 visit, a tour hurriedly upgraded from ODIs to Tests by the BCCI and finishing in a 2-0 defeat for the team then captained by Ponting. Clarke cobbled 35 runs in four innings, his torpor summed up by a Bangalore stumping in which he did not realise his foot had dragged beyond the crease line.
"Touring India is as tough a challenge as I've had in my career," Clarke said in Sydney. "Every time I've been there on a Test tour it's been extremely difficult, hence the Australian team hasn't won that much over there. So it's a huge challenge, the players know that.
"That's partly why we're trying to prepare as well as we can by sending players early to get them used to conditions, to give ourselves the best chance. We know it's going to be tough, we know how good India is, but we look forward to it."
The Australian team's calendar for 2013 is so congested that this tour is the first to start before the home international program had finished. While Clarke is somewhere in the air between Sydney and Chennai, 11 members of his squad will be commencing a two-day warm-up match.
After Clarke has arrived, the coach Mickey Arthur will still be minding a severely weakened Twenty20 team in a match against the West Indies in Brisbane. Given the jarring adjustment from Australian climes and surfaces to those that may be found in India, it is hardly the ideal way to prepare. And preparation has always been one of Clarke's favourite buzzwords.
"What I've learned in the past is how important preparation is for my personal performance," Clarke said when asked about his dire 2010 tour. "I need to make sure I've done all my training to give myself the best chance of scoring runs.
"That's what I'm looking forward to over the next few days. Getting into the Indian conditions, batting on those wickets, facing a lot of reverse swing, a lot of spin bowling, and making sure when that first ball's bowled in that first Test that I'll be as well prepared as I was for this summer.
"I'd really like to play that three-dayer. I'll be advised by Alex [Kountouris] the physio once I land in India but at this stage my plan is to play that three-dayer. There is so much time I don't think there is any doubt I'll be fit for the first Test.
"In my mind cricket-wise I feel like I need that game to spend some time in the middle in Indian conditions both batting and bowling, but also with my captaincy as well because India is such a different place to Australia. But I'll listen to the expert and see what he has to say."
Among the players who have a headstart on Clarke by way of acclimatisation time are the allrounders Glenn Maxwell and Moises Henriques, plus the young batsman and sometime legspinner Steve Smith. One of the trio is likely to be chosen in the Tests as No. 6 or 7 batsman and fifth bowling option, now Watson can no longer provide it.
"It's very open, hence we've sent 17 players in three different stages to get over there as soon as possible to prepare and get used to conditions," Clarke said. "Runs and wickets will certainly play a big part in these practice games leading up to the first Test but for a lot of guys it's more about preparation and seeing conditions."
Those conditions will vary, as will the range of questions posed by an Indian side stung by recent defeats and intent on demonstrating, in the words of Harbhajan Singh, "how we play cricket here". Clarke's leadership, as both batsman and captain, is about to face its sternest examination yet.
Daniel Brettig is an assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo. He tweets hereFeeds: Daniel Brettig
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DALLAS –– The Cowboys kickoff return game hasn't been much of a factor this year.
"We've just got to get better," says head coach Jason Garrett. "We've got to return the ball better. We've just got to do a better job blocking, we've got to do a better job returning, and that will certainly help us move the ball better if we have a better drive start."
Before the 2011 season, kickoffs were moved up to the 35 yard line and that has changed the game.
In 2010, Dallas had 74 kickoffs returned with an average starting position of the 24 yard line, which ranked 28th in the league.
Last year, with kickoffs from the 35, Dallas returned just 33 with an average start from the 21 yard line. That ranked much higher at 15th in the league.
So far his year, 11 returns have had an average start of the 19 yard line. That ranks 31st or next to last in the National Football League.
"For the most part, it's just hard to make sure that you're going to get a lot kickoff returns, that's the biggest factor and you've got to make sure you make good decisions on the ones to take out," says Cowboys special teams coach Joe DeCamillis.
Right or wrong, Running back Felix Jones has received much of the blame for the lack of success but you can blame the rule change as well.
"It all ties together," DeCamillis says. "We all wish we had more open space for him at the start of the play. We wish we had a couple of blocks back. I'm sure Felix wishes he would have left in there a couple of more times."
Each team has their own philosophy about how deep a kickoff returner should be before coming out of the end zone. Six yards deep is considered the deepest spot. Regardless of where they are, they momentum should be going forward.
"That's the biggest factor, we want to be catching the ball moving forward," DeCamillis says. "If you're not, if you watch, if your feet are stopped, you're not going to be in great shape there. We play Baltimore this weekend, I can tell you, they'll take it out nine deep."
"I think anecdotally, I see kick returns being more aggressive bringing the ball out," says Garrett. "I see guys at the minus eight, catching the ball going back, 'hey I'm brining the ball out anyway,' and that's around the league."
Aggressive kickoff return teams can give a struggling team momentum. Right now, that's not the case.


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WaPo Columnist: Exercise Your 'Civic Duty': Suggest Vacation Spot for Obamas
It's almost July and the president hasn't yet announced his family's vacation plans yet. So of course Washington Post columnist Al Kamen felt obliged to direct his readers to kindly offer suggestions for vacation spots for the laid-back commander-in-chief.
"[I]t's time to do your civic duty by suggesting where the first family should vacation this year. Deadline for submissions is Friday, June 29," Kamen told his "In the Loop" readers in today's paper. "Our five favorite entries will win coveted Loop T-shirts -- perfect for wearing on your own summer vacation." Or for the 8.2 percent who are without work, on the unemployment line.
This isn't the first time Kamen conducted an Obama-boosting exercise in crowd-sourcing. Back in October of 2011, Kamen pitched another great idea for voters to submit their phrase that would encapsulate the Obama administration in the history books. Think Reagan's "Mr. Gorbachev Tear Down This Wall" or Kennedy's "Ask Not" as prime examples, Kamen exhorted.
While the country faces enormous challenges, we are encouraged by members of the dead tree liberal media to dither and daydream about where to send the first family. I'm sure all the Obama zombies will be fast and furious in delivering their suggestion concerning the pressing issue of the first family's next vacation on the taxpayer's dime. I think the hometown of Brian Terry would be an appropriate destination.
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I think the best spot would
Submitted by ricklail on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 5:39pm.
I think the best spot would be somewhere in the middle East with his pals from the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Don't anybody say Hell.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 5:40pm.
I just checked, and Orbitz came up blank.
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They act like it willl just
Submitted by ricklail on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 5:52pm.
They act like it willl just be the four of them. I'd plan for around 200 at least. I know good and well they will not go on a camping trip.
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Submitted by Tugboat Phil on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 5:57pm.
Maybe you should try the advanced search feature.
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Try a subsitution
Submitted by Dragoon on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 10:33am.
We're doing a great job of recreating hell here in Colorado. 15+ fires and days at 100 or higher. We're also got strong winds, lightning storms, and snowing ash.
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This is too easy...
Submitted by gopcongress on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 5:40pm.
OK, NB'ers... Best suggestion for the Bamster's vacation place gets you a Romney Wawa sandwich.
"The news and truth are not the same thing." -Walter Lippmann (1889-1974)
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telling the obama's where to go
Submitted by MidAmerica on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 5:41pm.
Tempting but I'll defer to others.
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Submitted by JeffC... on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 5:50pm.
See how well his political inspiration is working for them. On second thought--don't go to Chicago because it will draw all the police to protect him instead of protecting Chicagoans.
A friend called the Chicago government the most corrupt in the nation. Then he went and voted for The One who came up in the machine.
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Underground Tour, of Coal mines...
Submitted by upcountrywater on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 5:52pm.
Tours of Electrical Power plants..
Tours of Oil Refineries plants..
Tours of Aluminum smelter plants..
Tours of Steel plants..
Tours of Pipeline manufacturing plants..
Tours of Virtual fence installations in Israel, by US contractors..
Tour to Singapore to get a much needed Caning, for failing to follow the Constitution.
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Hey, no ka oi!! I've been to
Submitted by killa37 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 12:36am.
Hey, no ka oi!! I've been to Singapore a few times - super clean, super organized, super capitalistic, super successful, AND they enforce the law!!!! Plus, Boy Baraka is such a lightweight that he'd be lucky to be working at a coffee shop at one of those successful PRIVATE businesses in Singapore!!!
And the caning??? Yeah.........that would be great!! Maybe they could strap him to some kind of bright copper shield, so that his awesome 'pecs' would be shimmering with sweat in the sunlight (Singapore is very humid!!), and he could adapt some kind of martyr's grimmace as he is getting his skinny ass whacked with a bamboo cane for being such a seditious traitor to this country. Of course - he might be used to that kind of activity - livin' (Obamaspeak) with Imelda Mooooooooooochelle and all..............
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Detroit, Timbuktu, Chernobyl,
Submitted by Lakewood Ed on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:01pm.
Detroit, Timbuktu, Chernobyl, Syria, Afghanistan, Tehran, either pole, Pyongyang
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And the location of his famous speech
Submitted by Tugboat Phil on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:07pm.
Bumf**k, Egypt.
Where I'd really like them to vacation is up Fecal Creek without a paddle.
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Timbuktu isn't far
Submitted by killa37 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 12:31am.
Timbuktu isn't far enough..................I say TimbukTHREE!!!
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So long as they don't return to the White House after November
Submitted by ProudAmerican58 on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:05pm.
I don't care.
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Michelle and I would assume the girls
Submitted by Radical1979 on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:07pm.
Are going to London for the Olympics. That should be enough. Besides, didn't they just go to Hawaii over Christmas? No one takes as many vacations as politicians.
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Unlimited vacation*
Submitted by cajun2 on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:22pm.
Beginning Nov 7th, another free ride to one of the oldest sites of human existence. KENYA....vacation unlimited .....Come on folks. Let's all get together and make our contribution(vote) to the greatest opportunity so deserving for the Obama's and for us as well.
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I vote for
Submitted by Joe W. on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:24pm.
Ciudad Juarez, just across the border in Mexico. Wonderful people, plenty of cocaine for the Prez to snort, and hanging bodies decorating freeway overpasses for that holiday festivity. I hear they have great tamales, too...filled with Barack's favorite "canine carne".....I think it would be a wonderful excursion for the overworked first family.
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I'm with you Joe
Submitted by paratisi on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:29pm.
Ciudad Juarez with a Fast & Furious walk through the neighborhood his guns made such a fun place to be!
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Just don't get between
Submitted by killa37 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 12:30am.
Just don't get between Mooooooooooochelle and that tamale!!!!
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Maybe even a side trip...
Submitted by paratisi on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:32pm.
to TJ or Sonora. Maybe the girls will be lucky enough to meet some of the family members of the Mexicans, Daddy sent to their deaths. That would be most informative.
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And while you're at it...
Submitted by Quasi-socialist on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:34pm.
send in that money you would have spent on vacation, and tell the family you've made a donation to Obama for America, instead. They can swim and camp and sight-see every year, but you'll only have one chance to reelect President Incompetence.
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Submitted by GW on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 6:50pm.
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Now Zad,
Submitted by UpNorth on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 7:16pm.
in Now Zad District, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. My oldest son says it's a garden spot, warm in the summer(110+) and cool in the winter(much like the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, or anywhere in Minnesota).
I'm sure Baracka and Mooooooch and the girls will love it. After all, he should see what those "fighting for" him are doing and how well they're getting on.
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is GFY out?
Submitted by dmacleo on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 7:30pm.
or maybe GTFO?
either is fine with me.
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Gitmo gits my vote!
Submitted by Newsbubba on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 7:34pm.
Hell, all his old drinking buddies are there already.
Moochie and the girls can work the bars and participate in the most lucrative business on the island in the last few years.
The (Not So) Secret Service would love that place!
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Submitted by drsamherman on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 8:16pm.
At least for Bams and Mooch.
Deprogramming for the girls.
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They could always take a tour of Uranus
Submitted by jakee308 on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 10:36pm.
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Send Obama on a permanent
Submitted by P. Aaron on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 10:40pm.
Send Obama on a permanent vacation. I can see November from my house!
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Gotta love it, our "civic
Submitted by mustango on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 3:06am.
Gotta love it, our "civic duty" to take responsibility away from Obama for his next lavish vacation choice.
I'm more interested in the defining quote contest myself. "I won" is probably the winner, but his "we don't stand with them" or whatever the phrasing of his rebuke to the Chrysler bondholders was.
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Submitted by oldArmy on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 8:03am.
He could fill out an application as a tour guide since he'll be needing a job in the near future. He's got alot of experience...and references...
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I think the whole bunch can
Submitted by smitty091101 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 10:26am.
I think the whole bunch can go to he ll this summer...
The american people have been there for the last 3 years...so tag it's there turn!
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How about Hades?
Submitted by chiefpayne on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 2:06pm.
After all, HE sent the country there first.
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I vote for
Submitted by HockeyKid on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 3:12pm.
Fort Leavenworth.
"Beauty is only skin deep, but liberal's to the bone." - me
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Thousands of flying pigs — symbolizing anything is possible — flew across website screens on .CO Internet's launch day in 2010. Now, nearly four years later, CEO Juan Diego Calle shared in the company's blog that "it's onward and upward for .CO" — the young Miami technology company is being purchased.
Neustar, a publicly traded company based in Sterling, Va., that provides real-time information and analytics, has agreed to acquire .CO Internet S.A.S., which is the exclusive operator of the worldwide registry for Internet addresses with the ".co" top-level domain.
The price tag, according to Neustar's SEC filing: $109 million.
Since .CO Internet's global launch in 2010, names under management for .co have grown to more than 1.6 million in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide. Last year, .CO's revenue was $21 million. Neustar has always been a partner with .CO Internet, providing registry services and infrastructure support for .co extensions, the top-level domain assigned to Colombia.
"Historic times for .CO ... While this announcement may come as a surprise to some, we've spent the last year thoughtfully planning our long-term growth strategy. In our desire to take .CO to the next level, we are confident that now is the perfect time to join forces with Neustar," said Calle in his blog post. The serial entrepreneur, his co-founders Nicolai Bezsonoff and Lori Anne Wardi and much of his team of about 25 are based in Miami.
"With a suite of leading edge technologies, access to a huge distribution network of retailers, and an unparalleled portfolio of domain-related products and services, Neustar is well positioned to turn scale into a strategic competitive advantage in the years ahead — and to help fast track the growth of the .CO brand and business worldwide," he continued, adding that Neustar is"excited about the strong global brand we have built around the .CO domain."
The acquisition of .CO Internet expands Neustar's registry services, which maintains the .biz and .us domains and has been selected to provide services for up to 350 new domain extensions as a result of Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers' (ICANN) ongoing global domain name expansion.
"By combining .CO Internet's innovative domain marketing capabilities with Neustar's distribution network and technical resources, we will be able to broaden our registry services and the .co brand worldwide, while creating shareholder value," said Lisa Hook, president and CEO of Neustar in a statement.
The acquisition is subject to standard closing conditions and is expected to close within one month. Following the acquisition, .CO Internet, as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Neustar, will continue to manage the .co domain extensions from its headquarters in Bogota, the news release said.
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Charming Capitol Hill Home Perfect for Group/Family Getaways in Washington
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A gorgeously revived semi-detached row house located within the boundaries of Capitol Hill/Old City features 3 finished levels with 4/5 bedrooms, 2½ baths. The main level is an entertaining haven boasting an open floor plan, consisting of: a spacious living room; a formal dining room; a gourmet kitchen; stainless steel appliances; a light-filled sunroom separated by beautiful French doors. Off-street private parking in rear. This Gem is within walking distance to golf, major baseball, soccer, concerts and open market.
The sight seeing is incredible. The White House, National museums, Senate building, Washington monument, Lincoln Memorial, National zoo, Historic Georgetown, the new National Harbor, the Nationals Stadium, as well as hundreds of fabulous restaurants. Maryland and Virginia are minutes away. Public transportation is within blocks.
We look forward to hosting your stay in our Nation's Capital!
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Amenities: Air Conditioning, Linens Provided, Sun Room
Beds: Queen Bed (4), Futons (2)
Entertainment: Satellite TV, DVD, DVD Library, CD player, IPod Docking Station
Kitchen: Modern Full Kitchen, Cooking Utensils Provided, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave, Wine Cooler, Washer and Dryer
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Local attractions: Walk to Golf (.36 miles), United States Capitol (2 miles), Museums (2.96 miles), Washington Monument (3.53 miles)' White House (3.83 miles); National Zoo (5.6 miles)
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The Alfred Wegener Institute carries out research in the Arctic and Antarctic as well as in the high and mid latitude oceans. The institute coordinates German polar research and makes available to national and international science important infrastructure, e.g. the research icebreaker "Polarstern" and research stations in the Arctic and Antarctic.
Press Releases
26. August 2014: Greenhouse Gases in the Southern Ocean: First Evidence of Active Methane Emission at the Antarctic Seafloor
During an expedition with the German research vessel Polarstern off the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia, an international team of scientists discovered more than 130 active methane seeps at the seafloor. According to chief scientist and MARUM researcher Gerhard Bohrmann, this is the first report of greenhouse gases seeping out of the seabed in the Southern Ocean. The finding was recently published in the Earth and Planetary Science Letters.
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20. August 2014: Record decline of ice sheets: For the first time scientists map elevation changes of Greenlandic and Antarctic glaciers
Researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) have for the first time extensively mapped Greenland's and Antarctica's ice sheets with the help of the ESA satellite CryoSat-2 and have thus been able to prove that the ice crusts of both regions momentarily decline at an unprecedented rate. In total the ice sheets are losing around 500 cubic kilometres of ice per year. This ice mass corresponds to a layer that is about 600 metres thick and would stretch out over the entire metropolitan area of Hamburg.
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19. August 2014: Has the puzzle of rapid climate change in the last ice age been solved? New report published in Nature shows that small variations in the climate system can result in dramatic temperature changes
Over the past one hundred thousand years cold temperatures largely prevailed over the planet in what is known as the last ice age. However, the cold period was repeatedly interrupted by much warmer climate conditions. Scientists have long attempted to find out why these drastic temperature jumps of up to ten degrees took place in the far northern latitudes within just a few decades. Now, for the first time, a group of researchers at the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI), have been able to reconstruct these climate changes during the last ice age using a series of model simulations. The surprising finding is that minor variations in the ice sheet size can be sufficient to trigger abrupt climate changes. The new study was published online in the scientific journal Nature last week and will be appearing in the 21 August print issue.
Go to press release: Has the puzzle of rapid climate change in the last ice age been solved?
15. August 2014: New study on climate history: Arctic sea ice influenced force of the Gulf Stream
The force of the Gulf Stream was significantly influenced by the sea ice situation in the Fram Strait in the past 30,000 years. Scientists at the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) come to this conclusion in a new study that appears today in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters. On the basis of biomarkers in deposits on the seafloor, the geologists involved managed for the first time to reconstruct when and how the marine region between Greenland and Svalbard was covered with ice in the past and in what way the Gulf Stream reacted when the sea ice cover suddenly broke up. They concluded that when large amounts of Arctic ice drifted through the Fram Strait to the North Atlantic, the heat transport of the Gulf Stream declined noticeably.
Go to press release: Arctic sea ice influenced force of the Gulf Stream