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11:50am Friday 17th January 2014 in Local
THERE'S another chance to enjoy an afternoon of lively skiffle music at The Lounge, Alvechurch's community internet cafe.
The event will take place on Monday, February 10 from 2-4pm.
Tickets are £4 from the cafe, and this buys people sandwiches, cakes, tea and coffee, plus a chance to get involved in a special raffle. Money raised goes to The Lounge's youth programmes.
The music will be provided by the 6-5 specials skiffle-billy band.


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Oakman's rushing attack took center stage in the contest, gaining 212 yards with Jase Trotter leading the way with 12 carries for 133 yards and one touchdown. Trotter also passed for 96 yards on five of seven passes and surpassed the 2,000 passing yard for the season. Chris Austin added 76 yards on nine rushes and scored three touchdowns.
Jake Jones had a superb night defending against Arkansas State commit Terrence "Tank" Hollingsworth and the Berry rushing game, recording 22 tackles and two tackles for a loss. Purvis Coger grabbed two interceptions and added five tackles for the contest. Oakman (9-1) defended Berry's passing perfectly throughout the game, holding the Berry quarterbacks to 0 of 7 completions.
"Jase and Chris had great nights running the ball — we haven't been able to use Chris like we wanted to over the past few games as a lot of teams have been keying in on him, but he really came through for us tonight," Oakman coach Mark Hastings said. "We didn't have the ball much as Berry did such a great job in keeping our offense off the field, but we had seven possessions in the game and scored four times. That's pretty solid production and I was very pleased with how our offense moved down the field."
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3 polls, 3 runaway winners. The Boston Bruins joined the Washington Capitals and the Pittsburgh Penguins as predicted division champions in the East. How will the rest of the conference shake out? Vote below, and be sure to support your vote with comments below. Now is where the voting should get a little more interesting.
Previews for the remaining teams are included below. Refer to the original post HERE for all 14 Eastern Conference teams.
The Japers' Rink Community Predicted Eastern Conference Standings
1) Washington Capitals (54-15-13, 121 points, 1st in the Southeast, 1st in the Eastern Conference in 2009-10)
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $54,931,796. Cap space remaining (including bonuses) $5,318,204.
2) Pittsburgh Penguins: 47-28-7, 101 points, 2nd in the Atlantic, 4th in the Eastern Conference in 2009-2010
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $57,717,312. Cap space (including bonuses) $1,682,688.
3) Boston Bruins: (39-30-13, 91 points, 3rd in the Northeast, 6th in the Eastern Conference in 2009-10)
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $66,087,771. Cap space (after bonuses): $-3,087,771
remaining teams:
Atlanta Thrashers (35-34-13, 83 points, 2nd in the Southeast, 10th in the Eastern Conference in 2009-10).
Current CapGeek.com cap payroll: $46,466,666, cap space (including bonuses) $17,388,334.
Key additions: Dustin Byfuglien (trade, Chicago), Nigel Dawes (UFA, Calgary), Ben Eager (trade, Chicago), Andrew Ladd (trade, Chicago), Chris Mason (UFA, St. Louis), Freddy Meyer (UFA, Islanders), Fredrik Modin (UFA, Los Angeles) Patrick Rissmiller (trade, Rangers), Brent Sopel (trade, Chicago)
Key losses: Maxim Afinogenov (UFA, SKA St. Petersburg, KHL) Colby Armstrong (UFA, Toronto), Evgeny Artyukhin (UFA, unsigned), Johan Hedberg (UFA, New Jersey), Slava Kozlov (UFA, unsigned), Pavel Kubina (UFA, Tampa Bay), Clarke MacArthur (UFA, Toronto), Marty Reasoner (trade, Chicago), Todd White (trade, New York Rangers)
Anybody who thinks the Thrashers are dead in the water in the post Kovalchuk era should think again. Atlanta finished the year a respectable 7-5-2 in their last 14 games without their departed captain. A flurry of off-season activity saw them add goalie Chris Mason, several players from the Stanley Cup winning Blackhawks, and a handful of other servicable NHL vets. Despite the heavy player turnover, their most important off-season move may have been "promoting" long time GM Don Waddell to a different front office position.
While they lack elite talent up front, but the Thrashers have added size and grit to the lineup that will make life difficult for opposing defensmen. Atlannta boasts a respectable young blue line that could surprise, and a capable tandem in net with a likely platoon of Mason and Andrej Pavalec. They might not be the most talented team in the East, but they should be able to hang close and give teams with superior skill fits throughout the course of the season.
Buffalo Sabres: (45-27-10, 100 points, 1st in the Northeast, 3rd in the Eastern Conference)
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $55,517,024. Cap space (including bonuses) $4,822,976
Key additions: Jordan Leopold (UFA, Pittsburgh), Shaone Morrisonn (UFA, Washington), Rob Neidermayer (UFA, Anaheim), Tim Conboy (UFA, Carolina)
Key Losses: Toni Lydman (UFA, Anaheim), Henrik Tallinder (UFA, New Jersey), Raffi Torres (UFA Vancouver), Tim Kennedy (UFA, NYR)
Ryan Miller had an outstanding season en route to his first Vezina trophy, Tyler Myers had an outstanding rookie season en route to the Calder trophy, and the Sabres spread the scoring around in a season that saw 12 different players on their final roster finish with double digits in goals. Tim Connolly finally stayed healthy and put up 65 points in 73 games after playing in only 98 games total over the previous 3 seasons.
Still, there were points of concern for the Sabres. Thomas Vanek regressed, scoring 12 fewer goals and 11 fewer points than in 08-09 (in only 2 fewer games), and saw his PPG production cut in half from 20 to 10.That's not the type of production you want to see from your $7.143 million dollar man. After failing to qualify the previous 2 seasons, the Sabres lost in the first round of the playoffs, despite Ryan Miller's .926 save %.
The fowards remain essentially intact this season from last, while the blue line will have a new look with Leopold and Morrisonn replacing long time Sabres Tallinder and Lydman. What impact will the new look D have on Ryan Miller?
Carolina Hurricanes: (35-37-10, 80 points, 3rd in the Southeast, 11th in the Eastern Conference)
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $49,945,833. Cap space (including bonuses) $10,469,167
Key Additions: Anton Babchuk (UFA, Avangard Omsk), Joe Corvo (UFA, Washington), Patrick O'Sullivan (UFA, Edmonton).
Key Losses: Rod Brind'Amour (retirement), Tim Conboy (UFA, Buffalo), Manny Legace (UFA, unsigned), Brian Pothier (UFA, Genève-Servette HC), Ray Whitney (UFA, Pheonix)
The Hurricanes have missed the playoffs for two consecutive years. Can they reverse the trend this year? Despite their overall lack of success in the standings, the Hurricanes have given the Caps a pretty hard time as both teams finished last season 3-1-2, after Carolina finished 3-2-1 against the Caps in 08-09. With the loss of Ray Whitney, the Hurricanes appear to be trending slightly dowards offensively as their only significant off season addition up front is the recently signed Patrick O'Sullivan.
Among the returning forwards, Jussi Jokinen easily had his most productive season of his career leading the team with 30 goals, and was especially deadly on the power play with 10 goals and 14 assists with the man advantage.Eric Staal struggled but managed to average exactly a point per game thanks to a particulatly strong finish with 9 points combined in the Hurricane's 80th and 81st games of the season before a goose egg and -4 in the season finale against Boston.
Defensively the Hurricanes remain pretty solid with the return of Anton Babchuck from the KHL. Joe Corvo also hit the reset button, after a forgettable stint in Washington. While power play quarterback Joni Pitkanen notched 19 points on the power play, he'll look to rebound from an unimpressive -11. Tim Gleason should continue to be a steady stay at home presence in front of goalie Cam Ward, who must remain healthy for the Hurricanes to have a shot at the playoffs.
Florida Panthers: (32-37-13, 77 points, 5th in the Southeast, 14th in the Eastern Conference)
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $51,155,000. Salary cap space (including bonuses) $9,520,000.
Key Additions: Steve Bernier (trade, Vancouver), Christopher Higgins (UFA, Calgary Flames), Nathan Paetsch (UFA, Columbus), Marty Reasoner (trade, Chicago), Dennis Wideman (trade, Boston)
Key Losses: Keith Ballard (Trade, Vancouver), Gregory Campbell (trade, Boston), Nathan Horton (trade, Boston)
New GM Dale Tallon takes over after serving as the Blackhawks GM from June 2005-July 2009. He inherits a roster that is surprisingly over $50 million considering the lack of "big name" players beyond goalie Tomas Voukoun. That salary figure starts to make sense when you realize a player like Rotislav Olesz signed a 6 year, $18.5 million contract after the 07-08 season, his reward for a putting up 26 points in 56 games as a 22 year old. Olesz followed that "breakout" season with 9 points in 37 games in 08-09 and 29 points in 78 games in 09-10. He's on the books through 2013-2014.
Still, the Panthers have some decent (albeit not All Star level) young talent on the roster. David Booth is only 25,Stephen Weiss is 27, and skilled blue liner Dmitry Kulikov averaged over 17 minutes a game as a 19 year old. They also have the aforementioned Vokoun in net, who gets a lot of well deserved love around these parts, and is sure to be a hot commodity around the trading deadline if the Panthers are out of the running for a playoff spot.
It will be interesting to see what happens if the Panthers are hovering around the playoff bubble at the end of February. Will the front office roll the dice as they did with Jay Bouwmester and shy away from a trade in pursuit of a playoff spot, or will they look to the future and trade their stud goalie for picks and prospects?
Montreal Canadiens: (39-33-10, 88 points, 4th in the Northeast, 8th in the Eastern Conference)
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $59,046,727. Cap space (including bonuses) $778,273.
Key Additions: Alex Auld (UFA, New York Rangers), Dustin Boyd (trade, Nashville), Lars Eller (trade, St. Louis), Jeff Halpern (UFA, Los Angeles), Alexandre Picard (UFA, Carolina), Kari Ramo (trade, Tampa Bay)
Key Losses: Jaroslav Halak (trade, St. Louis), Dominic Moore (UFA, Tampa Bay), Paul Mara (UFA, Anaheim), Glen Metropolit (UFA, EV Zug, Switzerland), Sergei Kostitsyn (trade, Nashville), Cedrick Desjardins (trade, Tampa Bay)
The Canadiens shocked the hockey world last April by....well, let's not dig up those old memories. In a surprise move, Montreal shipped RFA goalie (and 2010 playoff hero) Jaroslav Halak out of town, and handed Carey Pricesole ownership of the starting goalie position that the two had shared over the past couple of seasons. They also locked up Tomas Plekanec for 6 years, and expect rookie defenseman PK Subban to make a run at the Calder trophy this season.
Speaking of defense, Andrei Markov is recovering from knee surgery to replace a torn right ACL, suffered during a hit by Pittsburgh's Matt Cooke. Markov appears to be aiming for a December return, about two months earlier than expected. How Montreal fares defensivley in Markov's absence in the meantime will be interesting to watch, although they managed well enough with him only suiting up for only 45 games last season.
Which Montreal team will we see on the ice this season? The team that caught fire en route to the conference finals, knocking out the Eastern conference's two most hyped teams in the process? Or the team that backed into the playoffs with a pair of overtime losses? Oh and Scott Gomez is making $8 million this year. Seriously.
New Jersey Devils: (48-27-7, 103 points, 1st in the Atlantic, 2nd in the Eastern Conference in 2009-2010)
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $63,108,332. Cap space (including bonuses) $-2,968,332
Key additions: Anton Volchenkov (UFA, Ottawa), Henrik Tallinder (UFA, Buffalo), Jason Arnott (trade, Nashville), Johan Hedberg (UFA, Atlanta)
Key losses: Paul Martin (UFA, Pittsburgh), Rob Niedermayer (UFA Buffalo), Yann Danis (UFA, unsigned), Matt Halischuk (trade, Nashville), Mike Mottau (UFA, unsigned), Martin Skoula (UFA, Omsk, KHL), Cory Murphy (UFA, VSCLions, Switzerland), Andrew Peters (Buyout, Florida)
The drama surrounding Ilya Kovalchuk's contract extension was the story of the summer. What is often overlooked is the coaching change that saw Jaques Lemaire replaced by long time Devils player (and assistant coach from 02-09) John MacLean. Given the long history and familiarity with Maclean, goalie Martin Brodeur doesn't see the switch from Lemaire to MacLean as a big change. However, given their $102 million dollar investment in Kovalchuk to go with speedy Zach Parise, the Devils may end up playing a more attacking style than opponents have seen in the past.
The blow of losing of Paul Martin, who only played 22 games last year due to injury, has been softened by the acquisitions of Volchenkov and Tallinder. While the Devils still have a very respectable blue line, Brodeur is now 38 years old and has played in more games than any other goalie in NHL history. If he breaks down, will Hedberg be able to hold down the fort?
New York Islanders: (34-37-11, 79 points, 5th in Atlantic, 13th in the Eastern Conference in 2009-2010)
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $44,776,650. Cap space (including bonuses) $19,078,350.
Key Additions: Mark Eaton (UFA, Pittsburgh), Andy Hilbert (UFA, Minnesota), Milan Jurcina (UFA, Washington), Zenon Konopka (UFA, Tampa Bay), Nino Niederreiter (Draft), P.A. Parenteau (UFA, New York Rangers), James Wisniewski (UFA, Anaheim)
Key losses: Sean Bergenheim (UFA, Tampa Bay), Martin Biron (UFA, New York Rangers), Richard Park (UFA, Geneva-Severette, Switzerland), Freddy Meyer (UFA, Atlanta)
The John Tavares era began last season on Long Island. Tavares started the season strong with 19 points in his first 21 games, finished strong with 18 points in his final 13 games, but had a forgettable middle portion of the season. Overall, his 54 points in 82 games was respectable but not spectacular for a rookie, though his strong finish to the season should give Islander fans hope that he'll continue to progress this season.
Tavares, Kyle Okposo, Josh Bailey and the awesomely named Nino Niederreiter give the Isles some talented young forwards to go with Doug Weight, who is retuning for a 19th NHL season. There is also Matt Moulson who came from nowhere to score 30 goals last season, and Mark Streit who had a solid all around year on the blue line, averaging nearly 26 minutes a game, adding 49 points and an even plus/minus on a team that got outscored by 42 goals last season.
If Rick DiPietro can stay healthy, and if the Islander's youth movement continues to progress, can this team surprise the NHL? Even if he is healthy, will DiPietro be anything close to the player he once was, after playing in only 13 games over the past 2 seasons?
New York Rangers: 38-33-11, 87 points, 4th in the Atlantic, 9th in the Eastern Conference in 2009-2010.
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $65,621,667. Cap space (including bonuses) $-4,059,167.
Key Additions: Martin Biron (UFA, New York Islanders), Derek Boogaard (UFA, Minnesota), Steve Eminger (trade, Anaheim), Alexander Frolov (UFA, Los Angeles), Tim Kennedy (UFA, Buffalo), Todd White (trade, Atlanta)
Key losses: Olli Jokinen (UFA, Calgary), Alex Auld (UFA, Montreal), Donald Brashear (trade, Atlanta), Jody Shelley (UFA, Philadelphia), PA Parenteau (UFA, New York Islander), Aaron Voros (trade, Anaheim), Patrick Rissmiller (trade, Atlanta), Stephen Valiquette (UFA, HC CSKA Moscow, KHL)
This was one of the rare free agency periods that the Rangers did not make a ton of noise, aside from the collective groans you heard over the 4 year, $7 million contract given to Derek Boogard. The Rangers recently took care of their off season priority by signing RFA Marc Staal to a 5 year extension. The signing of Biron also gives the Rangers the best backup goalie Henrik Lundqvist has ever had. Will Lundy get a little more rest this season, or will he continue to play 70+ games?
The addition of Frolov should help give their offense a boost. A top line of Frolov, Prospal, Gaborikis certain to put up some points. The second line featuring Dubinsky and Callahan is always tough to play against.
The biggest question facing the Rangers right now is how to get under the salary cap. After finalizing Staal's extension, Cap Geek has the Rangers at slightly more than 4 million over the salary cap. Will Wade Redden be given the Michael Nylander treatment? Will he just be sent outright to the AHL? Or will the Rangers make a different move, and keep Redden around?
Ottawa Senators : 44-32-6, 94 points, 2nd in Northeast, 5th in the Eastern Conference in 2009-2010.
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $59,220,833. Cap space (including bonuses) $604,167.
Key additions: Sergei Gonchar (UFA, Pittsburgh), David Rundblad (trade, St. Louis), David Hale (UFA, Tampa Bay),
Key losses: Anton Volchenkov (UFA, New Jersey), Matt Cullen (UFA, Minnesota), Andy Sutton (UFA, Anaheim), Shean Donovan (UFA, unsigned), Jonathan Cheechoo (UFA, Dallas)
The Senators played the Caps tough in the regular season finishing 3-1-0 (the Caps were 1-1-2), and gave the Penguins a run for their money in the first round of the playoffs. They'll start the 2010-2011 season with a roster very similar to their pre trade deadline roster from last season. Ottawa essentially swapped Volchenkov for Gonchar on the blue line, and allowed trade deadline acquisitions Cullen and Sutton to walk, along with Cheechoo who was bought out by the team in June.
The goaltending situation will be fun to watch. Brian Elliot won the starting job and played well enough in the regular season, but was replaced midway through game 4 of the playoffs by Pascual Leclaire, who also started games 5 and 6. Leclaire had a poor regular season in 2009-10, but could create a goalie controversy with a strong camp, although injuries have always been a concern for the former Blue Jacket.
Philadelphia Flyers: 41-35-6, 88 points, 3rd in Atlantic, 7th in the Eastern Conference in 2009-2010
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $59,459,763. Cap space (including bonuses) $877,737.
Key additions: Andrei Meszaros (trade, Tampa Bay), Nikolai Zherdev(UFA, Atlant Moscow, KHL), Matt Walker (trade Tampa Bay), Sean O'Donnell, Jody Shelley (UFA, New York Rangers),
Key losses: Simon Gagne (trade, Tampa Bay), Arron Asham (UFA, Pittsburgh), Riley Cote (retired), Ryan Parent (trade, Nashville), Ray Emery (UFA, unsigned)
A season that began with high expectations, saw the Flyers sneak into the playoffs at the last day of the season...in a shoot-out no less. The Flyers got hot, took care of the Devils in 5, erased a 3 games to none deficit against the Bruins in round 2 and played all the way to the Stanely Cup Finals, before losing 4 games to 2 to the Chicago Blackhawks. 3 of those 4 losses were by a single goal.
What Blackhawks team can we expect in the regular season in 2010-11? The trade of Simon Gagne to Tampa Bay was offset by the addition of Zherdev, who is on the hook for 3.25 million less this season than Gagne. Mesazaros may be overpaid, but the Flyers bottom pair will be better this season than last, and the defense as a whole should be among the best in the league. With Michael Leighton and Brian Boucher as this season's goaltenders, the D better live up to the hype.
The Flyers should remain strong up front, with 3 lines that can score on any given shift. Jeff Carter and Mike Richards look to bounce back after mildly disapointing seasons from an offensive standpoint. Daniel Briere may not be living up to his contract, but he's still a threat to score every game he's healthy enough to suit up for. After playing in 75 games last season, Briere may have put the injury bug behind him.
Tampa Bay Lightning: 34-36-12, 80 points, fourth in the Southeast, 12th in the Eastern Conference.
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $53,034,416. Cap space (including bonuses) $10,820,584.
Key additions: Sean Bergenheim (UFA, Islanders), Brett Clark (UFA, Colorado), Chris Durno (UFA, Colorado), Dan Ellis (UFA, Nashville), Simon Gagne (trade, Philadelphia), Pavel Kubina (UFA, Atlanta), Dominic Moore (UFA, Montreal), Marc Pouliot (UFA, Edmonton), Mathieu Roy (UFA, Florida)
Key losses: Brandon Bochenski (UFA, Barys Astana), Todd Fedoruk (UFA, free agent), Kurtis Foster (UFA, Edmonton), David Hale (UFA, Ottawa), Zenon Konopka (UFA, Islanders), Andrej Meszaros (trade, Philadelphia), Antero Niittymaki (UFA, San Jose), Alex Tanguay (UFA, Calgary), Dan Ellis' Twitter Feed (Greg Wyshynksi & fan backlash)
The Steve Yzerman era begins in Tampa Bay. The top two scoring lines are as good as any in the league, though the bottom two lines are nothing to get excited about. Still, if you're a Tampa Bay fan, you have to like the direction the team is heading. Adding Gagne, while moving the Mesazaros contract was a steal for Tampa Bay, assuming Gagne can stay healthy. Stamkos was a breakout player last year, and will continue to rack up the goals as long as opposing penalty killers leave him wide open for one timers on the power play. If the Lightning want to crack the playoffs, they'll need Lecavalier to show some life and start living up to the huge contract extension he signed two summers ago.
Defensively, Kubina replaces Mesazaros, which is a step up for Tampa Bay. Victor Hedman won't be able to drink legally until December 18th of NEXT year, but will continue to eat up over 20 minutes a night. Still 19 years old, the number 2 pick of the 2009 draft played reasonably well in his rookie season, and should continue to get better.
In goal, the Lightning will be rolling a capable tandem of Mike Smith and Dan Ellis. Smith has battled injuries, inconsistency (and puck handling) since arriving in a trade with Dallas. Ellis is no stranger to playing in a platoon after spending 3 years averaging 36 games a season in Nashville. While Smith is the presumed starter, it wouldn't shock me to see the two goalies essentially split starts through the first couple months of the season.
Toronto Maple Leafs: 30-38-14, 74 points, 5th in the Northeast, 15th in the Eastern Conference in 2009-2010.
Current Capgeek.com cap payroll: $64,129,166. Cap space (including bonuses) $-274,166.
Key additions: Kris Versteeg (trade, Chicago), Colby Armstrong (UFA, Atlanta), Brent Lebda (UFA, Detroit), Mike Brown (trade, Anaheim)
Key losses: Garnet Exelby (UFA, unsigned), Wayne Primeau (UFA, invited to training camp), Viktor Stalberg (trade, Chicago), Mike Van Ryn (Retired), Rickard Wallin (UFA, Farjestad, Sweeden),
GM Brian Burke continues to rebuild the Maple Leafs, who appear to be going "thin and green" at center. Versteeg is a quality second line player, and Armstrong will add some character (and flying elbows) to the lineup. Rookie Nazem Kadri could wind up as the second or third line center this year, and his attempt to jump into the NHL will be the story to watch in Toronto this training camp.
As you would expect from a Burke built team, the Leafs are solid defensively, but need newly minted captain Dion Phaneuf to improve and re-gain the form that made him one of the most talked about young d-men in the game.Luke Schenn is another young and promising blue liner looking to take a big step forward. Schenn won't turn 21 until November, and saw improvement from his rookie season but was still plagued by the inconsistencies that you'd expect from a young defenseman. The subject of nearly constant trade rumors, Tomas Kaberle is still a Leaf and will continue to rack up points on the power play. 2009 free agent acquisition Mike Komisarek only managed to play in 34 games last season, and had a rough start pverall to his career in Toronto, but may benefit from having Phaneuf in town to take some of the pressure off.
In goal, J.S. Giguere and Jonas Gustavsson will be splitting time between the pipes. Giguere has been up and down for the past couple seasons, but is expected to begin the season as the starting goalie. Gustavsson arrived from Sweeden with a lot of hype, but had a season derailed by a heart ailment. He appears to be in good shape heading into camp.


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One of the great joys of being a Member of Parliament is the wide range of events which the job encompasses.
On Friday evening last week my wife and I were guests at the Annual Dinner of Colchester (308 Squadron) Air Cadets of which I am President. On Saturday we were guests of 1st Colchester Scouts (founded 1908) for their annual Twelfth Night Supper. Our two eldest grandsons are members.
My first appointment on Monday was with two Colchester businessmen to discuss a problem which needs the attention of Ministers to help resolve. I then caught the train to London for a meeting with other Essex MPs to discuss the future of the Essex Cancer Network, only to discover on arrival at the House of Commons that it had been postponed at very short notice.
At lunchtime I attended a reception to highlight Chinese brands. This was followed by Defence Questions. I criticised the scrapping of the Ministry of Defence Police from Colchester Garrison, describing it as a "betrayal" of The Armed Forces Covenant.
Afterwards I attended a reception organised by The Exclusive Brethren, a Christian non-conformist denomination, who are campaigning against the Charity Commission's decision that they should no longer have charitable status.
In the evening I had a private meeting with the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change (Ed Davey) to discuss a matter which I feel could be beneficial to residential consumers. Main business of the day was the Second Reading of the Crime and Courts Bill. There were no votes.
In my office at the Commons on Tuesday morning I did a live breakfast interview on Colchester Garrison Radio as a follow-up to what I had said the previous day in Defence Questions.
Next came a breakfast meeting, organised by the All-Party Parliamentary Media Group, with those engaged in local television stations. None is currently proposed for our part of the country. I then attended a private briefing, with other MPs and Peers, given by Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt during which I asked him a question about Israel/Palestine. This was followed by a meeting with a representative of a buying group which assists charities through bulk purchasing deals.
Last events of the morning were (a) with The Friends of the Earth to support their campaign for the protection of bees; and (b) signing a declaration with other MPs commemorating the liberation of Nazi concentration camps.
In the afternoon I attended the weekly meeting of the Liberal Democrat Whips; the first meeting of 2013 of The Speaker's Committee on the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (I represent the Lib-Dems); and later the weekly meeting of Lib-Dem MPs. I Tabled a Motion congratulating the RSPCA for a successful prosecution it had taken under The Hunting Act. Main business was on Constitutional Law, dealing with the possible independence of Scotland. There were no votes.
I was at the Commons early on Wednesday morning to book my usual seat for Prime Minister's Questions, with my first diary appointment a telephone discussion with the BBC Radio 4 programme "You and Yours" about a future broadcast based on a debate I had last month on "green waste contamination". This was followed with a meeting with two senior Officers from the Metropolitan Police dealing with fraud directed by unscrupulous operators at elderly and confused people. I shall be pursuing this issue at Parliamentary level.
I spent most of the afternoon dealing with casework correspondence with a break to attend a reception organised by The Communication Trust, a group of 40 voluntary sector organisations who help children with speech problems. In the evening I was one of 13 East of England MPs who attended a dinner hosted by Network Rail to discuss "The future of railways in East Anglia" - I pressed for increased capacity on the Colchester to London route. Main business of the day was Labour Opposition Debates on (a) Examination Reform, and (b) Fuel Poverty and Energy Efficiency.
Transport Questions were on Thursday morning. I had a question and called for investment to increase the capacity of the railway between Colchester and London. Later, during Business Questions, I called for action to protect consumers who had been left with worthless gift vouchers following the collapse of major retailers.
Also in the morning I had a meeting with a pharmaceutical company involved in rare conditions; and had an interview with a university student doing a thesis into the Armed Forces.
In the afternoon I did a radio interview with British Forces Broadcasting Service about Education Inquiries (one for Military personnel, the other for Service children) being undertaken by the Defence Select Committee on which I serve. Next I attended a service to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of former Liberal Prime Minister David Lloyd George, held in the historic chapel off Westminster Hall. Last event was the recording of Anglia TV's "Late Edition" political programme which was broadcast last thing Thursday night.
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We received an email from Jim Dale detailing what he will be doing for the launch of Book V:
- Friday, 6/20 - Reading Excerpts from Book V at the Toys R Us in New York's Times Square.
- Saturday, 6/21 - A reading at Barnes & Noble New York.
- Sunday, 6/22 - Readings at Borders White Plains in New York.
- Monday, 6/23 - An appearance on the CBS Early Show.
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Professor Dharwadkar's research interests include corporate governance, organization theory, and organizational behavior. Dharwadkar's research appears in the Academy of Management Review, Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Executive, Strategic Management Journal, Organization Science, Journal of International Business Studies, and Journal of Marketing. Professor Dharwadkar was the recipient of the Whitman School's Thomas Finucane Award for Exceptional Scholarship, 2002, and the inaugural Whitman Research Fellowship in the Whitman School (2004-2006) and serves on the editorial review board of the Academy of Management Journal, the leading management research journal. Professor Dharwadkar teaches courses in international business, corporate governance, organization theory, and corporate strategy. He is also the recipient of the Teaching Recognition Award of the Meredith Professorship, 2003, by Syracuse University, the Whitman Teaching Fellowship (2006-2008), and Excellence in Graduate Education Faculty Recognition Award, 2007, Syracuse University.


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Visitation will be Monday from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home in Dora. Funeral services will be Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at 2 p.m. in the New Horizon Memorial Chapel with burial to follow at Brasfield Cemetery. Rev. John Foles will officiate.
She was preceded in death by her son, Thurman Bruce Nix; parents, Homer Parvin and Pernie Millican Parvin; and brother, Buddy Parvin.
Her survivors include her husband, Thurman "Doodle" Nix; son, Greg Nix and wife Sandy; daughter, Beverly Allen and husband Keith; daughter, wife of Bruce Nix; grandsons, Shoan Ayers and wife Jennifer, Chad Nix, Derrick Nix, Justin Allen and wife Mallory, and T.J. Allen and wife Caitlin; great-grandchildren, Mason Allen, Conner Allen, Jude Asher, Taylor Bates, and Allissa Addison; sisters, Helen Steele; brother, Jimmy Parvin and wife Janice, Lionel Parvin and wife Sara, and Larry Parvin and wife Rhonda; and a multitude of nieces, nephews, and friends.
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The once steel tough fabric of the union man
Was sold and bartered away
Fed to the money wolves in the Reagan years,
Caught adrift in greedy Nineties' days
So inside this song is our rally cry
Chorus: Your dreams are in danger,
and "We Must Rise"
Our time has come we are under the gun
"It's Do Or Die"
It's not a rebel cry or some socialist scheme
to push for human rights
Just the facts and obvious mentioned
on the behalf of the working man,
for his family and his livelihood.
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Mizzou v. SEMO 2008 Mizzou/Baylor 2008 = not televised. Mizzou/SEMO 2008? Bring on the ratings!
Mizzou v. Texas Tech 2003 That man could gallop.
Mizzou v. Buffalo 2008 Still think Chase's hit after the turnover is the best part of the video.
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Spain's king leaves hospital after hip surgery
MADRID (AP) - Spain's King Juan Carlos has left a Madrid hospital a week after he had a hip prosthesis successfully removed because it had developed an infection.
The 75-year-old was driven away from Quiron hospital Tuesday after telling reporters that he felt fine.
The king underwent the operation Sept. 24. It was his fifth operation in less than two years. He will need another operation in less than two months.
Surgeon Miguel Cabanela has said the king could return to limited activity on leaving hospital.
The latest health problem raised some speculation as to whether it was time for the king to abdicate in favor of his son, Crown Prince Felipe, but this was ruled out by the royal palace.
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NMRT Student Reception Committee
The student reception committee encourages library students to attend the ALA Annual Conference and introduces them to ALA, NMRT, and other divisions and round tables. To welcome those who attend the Annual Conference, the committee arranges a reception (open to students, NMRT members, the ALA executive board, representatives of division/round tables, and library school deans) during the early days of the conference.
Ms. Lesley L. Looper (Chair, July 1, 2014, to June 30, 2015)
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Pull off the ground tenuously on a sloping horizontal edge below the obvious head height bulge. Work up onto a couple of good hold then make the big move up and right to an OK edge right next to the aspen. A couple of moves back left take you to a matchable flat edge and the topout.
This is on the road side of the first boulder you come to in the Kluttergarden. It is just to the left of and aspen that is growing up against the rock.


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They might be cute but they're destructive to plants and birds.
Shoot em, trap them, whatever!
They might be cute but they're destructive to plants and birds.
Shoot em, trap them, whatever!
Do you eat em too? Or burn their entrails and spread it around your vege garden to prevent them coming back as I've organic farmers have done?
in December 2008
I do one of two things:
* Bury them near fruit trees or green manure plants to get the nutrients back into a useful place.
* Leave them in the fields to feed the birds of prey.
in January 2009
How about trapping them in a have a heart trap and relocating them?
in March 2009
Relocating possums in New Zealand is a very bad idea. Possums destroy the environment wherever they are, so how does it help to move them from one area to another?
Possums in NZ are an introduced pest, not a native species, so the normal rules of trying to preserve life don't apply. That's not to say you should be cruel - dispatch them humanely.
Of course if they could be relocated back to Australia that would be a different matter. However the Australians don't want them back :-).
in April 2009
but does this attitude is correct? I believe there are other ways, perhaps relocate. festa lembrancinhas
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ORLANDO, Fla.— Senior thrower Akeela Bravo had an outstanding meet for the Dolphin track & field team on Saturday finishing in the top four in the three events she competed in.
She was one of only six Dolphins that made the trip to Orlando to compete in the meet.
Bravo recorded the second best collegiate hammer throw mark with a toss of 172-11. She also was the third collegiate finisher in the discus with a throw of 146-02 and finished fourth in the shot put with a long mark of 44-03.25.
Other Dolphins excelled in the throws as well with freshman Kree Clark finishing eighth in the shot put with a toss of 40-09.00 and sixth in the hammer throw with a mark of 138-04. Sophomore Sally Marie Futch's toss of 157-11 in the hammer throw was the seventh best collegiate throw. She also threw the discus 127-11 to finish in 11th. Senior Sarah Schunter had a top ten finish in the shot put with a toss of 39-01.25.
JU sent a pair of sophomores to compete in two races at the meet.
Shanique Walker posted a 14.34 in the 100m hurdles to finish fourth behind competitors from UCF and Michigan.
Alexis Taylor ran a 1:04.59 in the 400m hurdles to finish in sixth place.
These six Dolphins along with the rest of the team return to action March 29 when they take part in the UNF Invitational in Jacksonville.


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Three LIU Brooklyn Students Named Watson Fellows
Brooklyn, N.Y. – Three students in LIU Brooklyn's University Honors Program have been awarded the prestigious Jeannette K. Watson Fellowship.
The three-year fellowship program offers paid summer internships, mentoring and enhanced educational opportunities to New York City undergraduates who demonstrate exceptional promise, outstanding leadership skills and commitment to the common good.
• Sebastien Delice, who emigrated from Haiti with his father in 2007. He is an avid soccer fan and player who was named to the Sheepshead Bay High School Athletics Hall of Fame. A biology major, he is considering going into the medical field after graduation and expects the Watson fellowship will help broaden his experiences and allow him to clarify if becoming a doctor is the right path for him.
• Sage Howard, a Fort Greene resident, who transferred to LIU Brooklyn in fall 2013 and is majoring in journalism. She has traveled widely — from Egypt to Mexico to Bermuda — and hopes to travel with the Watson fellowship, but not as a tourist. She believes the Watson fellowship will expose her to people established in their careers.
• Navil Infante, who was born in the Bronx but raised in the Dominican Republic. A political science major, Navil is interested in a career in law. In high school, she interned at Legal Services, an organization that provides free law services to underserved populations. She is an intern at the New York City Bar Association, helping plan such events as speed networking and boot camp for young lawyers. Despite all her experience in law, she wants to get out of her "law comfort zone" and see how her Watson fellowship will influence her future career.
Established by the Thomas J. Watson Foundation in 1999, the Fellowship operates on the principle that "talent is broadly distributed but only selectively developed." Watson Fellows get their pick of coveted job placements over three consecutive summers in non-profit groups, business organizations and government agencies. In the third summer, Watson Fellows can apply for an international assignment through partnerships with the Institute of International Education, the International Planned Parenthood Federation and many other organizations.
A dozen colleges in the city compete annually for 15 Watson Fellowships. Each school may nominate up to four candidates to send to the citywide selection panels. Only the most determined candidates complete the rigorous application process. Twenty-four LIU Brooklyn students have received Watson fellowships since 2000.
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dynamic curricula reflecting the great urban community it serves. Distinctive programs encompass the arts and media, the natural sciences, business, social policy, urban education, the health professions and pharmacy, and include the Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, the Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics, the D.P.T. in Physical Therapy and the Pharm.D. in Pharmacy. A vibrant urban oasis in downtown Brooklyn, this diverse and thriving campus offers academic excellence, personalized attention, small class size and flexible course schedules. In 2006, a $45-million Wellness, Recreation and Athletic Center was opened to serve the Campus and the surrounding community. In 2007, the Cyber Café was launched, providing a high-tech hot spot for students and faculty members to meet and eat.
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Meet the Rocket City Rednecks
TRAVIS TAYLOR aka "The Ringleader"
Alabama born and bred, Travis has worked with the Department of Defense and NASA for the past 25 years, but his oddest job was working in a chicken house. He has above Top Secret clearance with the U.S. government, holds five degrees—in optical science and engineering, physics, aerospace engineering, astronomy and electrical engineering—and is currently completing a second Ph.D. in aerospace engineering. He built his first rocket at age 6 and has been a space geek ever since. He is currently working on several advanced propulsion concepts, very large space telescopes, space-based beamed energy systems, high-energy lasers, and next-generation space launch concepts. Taylor has written more than 25 technical papers, 14 science fiction novels and two textbooks, and has appeared in multiple television documentaries, including NGC's recently highly-rated special When Aliens Attack.
ROG JONES aka "The Sidekick"
Travis met Rog in the Talented and Gifted program in elementary school, and they've been best friends ever since. Rog has a genius IQ but decided not to pursue an academic career. His skill set includes metal working, welding, woodworking, creative mischief, fishing, and drinking beer. Rog lives with his wife and kids in a double-wide trailer along the shores of a small pond that he likes to call "Lake Flaccid."
CHARLES TAYLOR aka "Daddy"
Travis' father was one of NASA's original machinists, working directly with Wernher Von Braun to build America's first satellites (some of which are still flying). After graduating high school with honors, he went to technical school, becoming a machinist, then a toolmaker, then a model maker, and then a tool and die maker. Early in his career, he was selected to build a top-secret satellite, and he's been inventing ever since. After NASA he moved into the automotive industry, where he designed tools that are used at General Motors repair shops and dealerships across the country. Now retired, Charles spends his days fishing and hunting … that is, when he's not filming for the series.
MICHAEL TAYLOR aka "The Kid"
Travis' nephew Michael is a student at the local community college in Huntsville, Ala., where he's studying welding and machining, like his granddaddy. A born tinkerer, at only 16 years old, he motorized a shopping cart and brought it to a local auto show. His physics teacher was there and as luck would have it said, "This cart is going to make you famous someday." Michael owns an outdoor services business that specializes in tree removal, stump grinding, and landscaping. He also has a goat farm.
PETE ERBACH aka "Pistol Pete"
Travis' brother-in-law is an optical scientist with a Ph.D. in physics, and an expert on optical sensor and seeker technologies. Pete helps the government solve classified projects for the Department of Defense when he's not collecting guns—he owned 27 firearms at last count. He's also a black belt in Aikido. Pete met Travis in college and is now "kin"—Pete is married to Travis's wife's sister.
I love RCR! When I was growing up we had the space program to trigger our imaginations and inspire us to learn. Kids today are not as lucky, but they do have you guys. Thanks for showing my students it's ok and fun to be smart, to do your best, and to be from the south!
Thanks for showing that rednecks and Alabamians can be incredibly intelligent...and for inspiring my daughter's love of science and engineering!
With everything thats going on with tornados are you guys ever gonna post your blueprints to the outhouse? It does us no good to know you can build one without knowing how too! :(
I just watched the episode where your pet Skinny Pig is hanging out with you. I have a female Skinny named Darla. They are the coolest. :)
Can we submit ideas for you guys to play it out so that we can see how our ideas come to life....great for school kids !!!
Great show and an excellent learning experience !!! Every show is a hit !!!
Love the show team, I can't wait to see what you all come up with next.
Love the show you guys are so great.Nothing like Alabama neighbor (Montgomery) rednecks to make you laugh. Hope you have many more years to go.You make my Thursdays. Rog is so funny and love it when him and Rog do" road trips " Dont know how Dad and Mom put up with yall.Hope to catch you at Talladega someday i go to both races every year. See you love ya mean it>
The "Lightning Gun" was the funniest episode I've seen to date. And, it wasn't the guys that made it so funny; it was when Mama Taylor came home and found her microwave missing. "Charles Herbert! Where is MY microwave!?!?"
I love this show!!


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Rian E. Jock of Altona has received two Binghamton University Foundation Awards at Binghamton University. They are a Decker Foundation Award for Academic Excellence, presented to a graduating senior in recognition of academic excellence in upper division nursing coursework, and Decker Foundation Award for Clinical Experience, in recognition of excellence in clinical practice.
Shane Avery of Brushton has been named to the Dean's List at SUNY Buffalo, majoring in criminal justice.
Nitalya Wolkowicz of Plattsburgh has been named to the spring Dean's List at Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I. She majors in marine biology.
Jakob Hebert and Eva Zalis, both of Plattsburgh, have earned placement on the Dean's List at Siena College, Loudonville. Hebert is a biochemistry major, and Zalis is a biology major.
Dustin Gratto of Morrisonville, son of James Gratto and Karla Gratto, graduated from Hartwick College, Oneonta, with a major in economics and mathematics.
Lauren Malone of Plattsburgh, a junior majoring in global supply chain management, was named to the Dean's List at Clarkson University, Potsdam.
In April, Peter B. Betrus of Plattsburgh was inducted into the Orange Key Honor Society at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva. The Orange Key Society recognizes promising sophomores who have been campus leaders in their very first year at the college. Majoring in bio-chemistry, he was also named to the Dean's List for the spring semester. Also, Alexandra M. Betrus of Plattsburgh earned academic high honors for the spring semester at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, N.H. She is a senior at Exeter who has been named as a proctor for her dorm, Amen Hall, and is a captain-elect for the girls' varsity ice hockey team for the coming school year. Both students are the children of Steven Betrus and Colleen Brogowski-Betrus.


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Newsbeuter 1.0: RSS Feed Reader for Text Terminals and Podcasts
On August 20, developer Andreas Krennmair announced the official release of Newsbeuter, the "mutt of RSS feed readers."
"Exactly 650 days after I started developing newsbeuter, I declare newsbeuter officially 'finished,' in the sense that it contains all the features that I wanted to have in it," he said.
Newsbeuter can subscribe to RSS 0.9x, 1.0, 2.0, and Atom feeds, and is designed with Unix and Unix-like systems in mind, hence the comparison to Mutt and Slrn. Its generous configurability allows keyboard shortcuts and a ''killfile'' that automatically removes unwanted articles.
Newsbeuter 1.0 is available for download on the project homepage, along with information on dependancy, compiling, and configuration. The open source program is under MIT-/X-Consortium license.
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