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belly mower model #3160U-111 LEAVES A wind row on the right side. have cheacked blades on correctly, no debris under mower, spindle is not bint. grass outlet port is ok any help for my problem??? this is an international belly mower not a woods mower.
You forgot to mention if the front of the deck is lower than the rear so you're not cutting the grass twice. It makes a big difference on how well it cuts. Once Bigdog mentioned that, mine's cut perfect ever since. That may not be your problem, but it's worth a try and you have everything to gain
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on Nov 27, 2012 at 2:24 pm
I was in my car approaching the Grant Rd & 237 intersection enroute to do a chore near Rengstorff and Charleston. Was debating taking Hyway 85 N to 101 or ECR N. When radio announced this fatality accident. I cringed and immediately chose to avoid driving past the accident scene so I took ECR route.
For a moment or two I was suddenly so sad. The image of the accident seemed vivid to me.
Motorcycles are fun I guess but they are so dangerously exposed if something goes wrong.
Best wishes to the famiy and friends of this biker. A BMW rider hardly sounds like a Hell's Angel antisocial menace.
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Kate: According to the story it was a Triumph, not a BMW. Not sure what the make of the motorcycle has to do with anything.
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We knew this guy, he was definitely not the antisocial menace type. Very nice guy. This is really tragic.


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Getting onboard the ship was painless, and that whole process was easy.
We really liked the itinerary, hitting up the Western Caribbean.
Let's do the good stuff first:
1) Guy Fieri's Burgers: A place on the Lido deck - definitely good burgers. They also have a ton of different sauces and toppings which is nice.
2) Iguana's Burritos: A place to get breakfast burritos, also on the Lido deck, that was really nice
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1) The rest of the food was really pretty bad. We never had a decent meal in the dining room, and the wait staff was largely unattentative. This was mentioned in a lot of the other reviews I have read on this site - too bad that Carnival execs can't go on this ship and realize it with the rest of us!
2) Entertainment was the worst I have ever been around on any cruise ship. Even the 3-day cruises have better entertainment (as far as the shows go). The cruise director (Karl with a K) was decent though. This was his last cruise before vacation, and his replacement (from the Carnival Sensation) was going to be his replacement. She is fantastic - wish she would have come a week early. Oh well.
3) Movies on Big Screen. Horrible selections for sure. In the mornings when there aren't a lot of people up yet I don't think it would be too much to ask to show a movie - instead of the "ship video" running over and over again of the footage to date. Too bad. The evening movies weren't worth watching either.
4) Lido Deck Dinner: Horrible also. I was hoping to seek refuge from the bad food and service in the dining room upstairs, but that didn't work out so well. I got used to eating lunch at noon, and then going to Fieri's burgers right before they closed at 5:30 and calling it a day on the food. Just a thought.
The cabin was nice - room steward did an excellent job.
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I'm wanting to implement some php code on a cms based site. so i can leverage of its usability, users and overall design.
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the PHP is fairly simple, it adds data to a Db, and depending on results, spits out different results.
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Presumably each CMS is different. I'm sure that there must be a way to do this with any PHP-based CMS is if you know how to work with PHP and databases. I use ExpressionEngine, and add in my own PHP often, but it costs a bit, so that may turn you off. There are many free alternatives.
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Are you familiar with any of the mainstream CMS that are available (Drupal, Wordpress, Joomla, ExpressionEngine, etc...)?
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The Minnesota Wild are off to California to thaw out and play a couple games of ice hockey. Up next for your Wild is a game against the Anaheim (Mighty) Ducks on Wednesday followed by a trip up the coast for a Thursday game against the San Jose Sharks whom the Wild just beat at the X 3 - 1 on just 13 shots on goal.
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KUSA - People in parts of rural Colorado are so fed up with state government they are threatening to secede. But, breaking away could cost the counties millions of dollars in lost state funding.
Eleven counties have put a "51st State" initiative on the November 5th ballot. Those counties are mostly on the eastern plains: Weld, Logan, Sedgwick, Phillips, Washington, Kit Carson, Yuma, Cheyenne, Lincoln and Elbert. Moffat County in northwestern Colorado is also putting the issue to a vote.
The secession movement began with "an outcry from citizens primarily after the gun control situation," according to Jeffrey Hare, who is leading the 51st State Initiative organization. Other secessionists take issue with laws and policies regarding civil unions, executions and renewable energy. Some believe there is a lack of representation for rural areas in the Democrat-controlled State Assembly and the Governor's Office.
Weld County Commissioner Sean Conway, who is a leading proponent of creating a new state, said "John Hickenlooper is a good guy, but he's the ultimate urbanite. He doesn't really understand, I think, rural Coloradoan concerns and their way of life."
"We don't have enough votes to protect our livelihood, as far as water, oil, land, hunting," said Weld County resident Kerry Cooper.
However, if certain rural counties break away, they may lose out on millions of dollars in shared state funding.
The I-News Network, an independent, nonprofit journalism center, calculated the revenue coming into the state coffers versus the state services and funding returning to the 11 counties. I-News concentrated on major budget categories like income tax and sales tax, school funding, and Medicaid.
"So we did the math and extended that out and found a gap of between $60 million and $120 million for the 2011-2012 year," said reporter-analyst Burt Hubbard.
If you break the figures down by population, each person in those counties gets between $180 and $360 more back in state services than he or she paid for.
Go to the I-News website http://www.inewsnetwork.org/ to see their detailed report on the financial impact of creating a 51st state.
Proponents of the 51st State Initiative take issue with the I-News calculation. They say it underestimates the revenue from oil and gas production, especially on Colorado State Trust Land.
"Clearly we believe that we put more money in the state coffers than we take out," Hare said.
So should the rest of Colorado work to mend fences with the secessionists? Or is it good riddance?
University of Northern Colorado professor emeritus Steve Mazurana has been watching the 51st State Initiative develop. He said, "There is some talk in the state among some people: 'Yeah. Let them go! And let them pay for all the institutions: the colleges and the prisons and everything the state has paid for.' But, I don't think it is the majority sentiment in the state."
Governor John Hickenlooper responded to the secessionist movement in a statement to 9Wants to Know.
"Rural communities are hurting, but it's not because of background checks on guns sales, civil unions for gay people or expanded renewable energy," he said. "In fact, these are popular proposals across communities large and small. The same is true of our efforts to protect water for agricultural uses, expand broadband into rural areas, and promote tourism and economic diversity across the state."
"There may be a political agenda behind secession I don't get," Hickenlooper added. "Because when I think of Colorado it means all of our diverse communities and people. I can't imagine Colorado being Colorado without the eastern plains. If this talk of a 51st state is about politics designed to divide us, it is destructive. But if it is about sending a message, then I see our responsibility to lean in and do a better job of listening."
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CENTRAL ILLINOIS, Ill. -- Medical Marijuana became legal in Illinois January 1, 2014.
But in order to be eligible for it, you have to meet certain requirements.
You must be at least 18 years old, have one of the 42 chronic conditions listed and have a doctor recommendation.
Medical marijuana is legal in 21 states.
Of those states, only 18 of them list epilepsy as a qualifying condition.
Illinois is not one of them.
Currently the Illinois legislature is considering a bill that would not only add epilepsy to the list, but allow children to have access to the drug.
Currently, CBD, a component of the marijuana plant used to treat seizures, is only legal in five states.
If passed, the bill would make Illinois the sixth.
CBD has little to no THC, the component that gives people a "high."
Families here in Central Illinois say it shouldn't be about what state you live in, but rather what's best for the kids.
"You just want the best and you want anything to help your child have a typical life," said Marissa Arevalo.
Marissa Arevalo's daughter Rocio started seizing when she was just two months old. She is now two and a half.
Rocio takes three different medications -- most with scary side effects.
"It could cause blindness or it could cause an enlarged heart or it could cause liver failure. But we're going to try it and see if it works. But it doesn't work. With CBD oil there's nothing that scary. It's not as big of a risk I feel like," Arevalo said.
20-month-old James has been epileptic his entire life.
He has more than 100 seizures every day and takes several medications.
His parents, Tom and Neomi said because nothing is controlling the seizures, his developmental progress is up and down.
Neomi was skeptical about CBD at first -- but hearing about its success gives them hope.
"It's not your typical teenager out smoking it. These kids aren't smoking it. They are taking the plant and they're extracting it," Neomi Jenne said. "In a moment's notice your life can change and be like ours. And you would want anything for your kid to have a change at life."
Andrea and Brent Rohman know first-hand how life can change in an instant.
"Some days you see glimmers. But most days I think the real Brock is pretty suppressed," Brent Rohman said.
Their son Brock started having seizures when he was 3-years-old. No one could explain why.
Brock is on five different medications -- and while they may seem to help they say it all takes away who Brock really is.
CBD is their last option.
"We've read and seen all these great stories. I've yet to see a single story where one person said this didn't help our child in any way, shape or form."
Steffany Weishaupt lost her son when he was just 8 months old.
She has hope CBD can help children like her son Wesley -- and the first step is making it legal.
"Until the laws are changed we can't see those guidelines. But we hear form other moms, it works miracles," Weishaupt said.
Adam and Kristy Frederick know first-hand the positive effect CBD can have on children with seizures.
The Washington, Illinois couple moved to Colorado with their daughter Michaela in January when Adam's job transferred him there for a year.
Michaela's seizures started when she was just two months old.
At nine months they became even more severe.
Michaela started taking CBD in late January.
Adam said they've seen an decrease in the number of daily seizures.
The Fredericks' are scheduled to move back from Colorado next January.
But Kristy said if CBD is not legal in Illinois she and Michaela will stay there.
They both agree they could never put their daughter back on the other medications that didn't help and had horrible side effects.


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Thirteen Die on Kentucky Roadways Last Week (June 22 - 28)
Date of News Release: 06/29/09
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Preliminary statistics* indicate that thirteen people died in thirteen separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, June 22 through Sunday, June 28, 2009.
Eleven of the crashes involved motor vehicles and five of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Christian, Franklin, Grant, Graves (2), Greenup, Jefferson, Livingston, Montgomery, Morgan, and Whitley counties. Alcohol was a factor in the Christian county crash.
Two motorcycle-involved fatalities occurred in Casey and Trigg county. Neither victim was wearing a helmet.
Through June 28, preliminary statistics* indicate that 371 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2009. This is four fewer fatalities reported from the same time period in 2008. There were 312 motor vehicle fatalities and 172 of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Seventeen pedestrians have been killed. Thirty-six fatalities involved a motorcycle and five fatalities involved an ATV. A total of eighty-four fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
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It looked like it was going to be an an easy night for American Mardy Fish. He won his first set against France's Gilles Simon 6-1. Simon thought otherwise and hoped to make Fish the fifth American to exit the US Open today. Fish appeared to be his own worst enemy. Somehow after 75 unforced errors, a lingering injury and a major disagreement with a referee, Fish was able to beat Gilles in four sets.
Following Fish's first set victory, Simon forced a tie-break in the second set and would go on to win 7-5. Getting the match to the tie-break could be attributed to the semi-meltdown that Fish had over two calls against him. Fish would show his displeasure throughout the game by making offhanded comments and slowly coming to the service line. Fish would refocus and take the next set to tie-break and eventually win 7-6. Fish's serve topped out at 132 mph during the game leading to 16 aces. Using this and body language of his opponent indicating a leg injury, Fish would make his opponent run around until Simon stopped trying to get at balls. A 6-3 set for Fish gave him the victory.
Fish's prize for winning this match? He gets to take on Rodger Federer on Monday. Lucky guy.
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2:55pm Tuesday 22nd April 2014 in Sport
Bradford managing director Steve Ferres has made a public apology for the Bulls' humiliating Easter Monday defeat to Wigan.
The Bulls' 84-6 loss at the DW Stadium was the club's heaviest-ever defeat, eclipsing their 70-6 defeat by Hull in 2012, as Francis Cummins' team conceded 15 tries to the champions.
In a statement, Ferres said: "On behalf of Bradford Bulls, I would like to apologise for what was a truly woeful and embarrassing display against Wigan Warriors.
"It was, without any doubt, the worst performance I have seen by a Super League side - and one of the worst I have ever seen.
"I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all the supporters who gave up a bank holiday, despite the busy Easter Weekend traffic, and made the strenuous journey over the Pennines.
"Our loyal supporters stuck with the team throughout the course of what was a tortuous 80 minutes.
"The squad has hit a low point and a root-and-branch review of what went wrong, why it happened and where we are going is now under way.
"The board of directors accept they have inherited a squad, which has been stripped of talent and hampered by injuries.
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---- — Thirteen members of the Shelby County Equine Team attended the 2013 All-Youth Horse Judging Trials held in conjunction with the Illinois Horse Fair on the Illinois State Fairgrounds in Springfield March 2nd.
Four halter classes and four performance classes were judged. Represented breeds were Missouri Fox Trotters, Morgan, Percheron, Spotted Saddle Horses, Belgian, Morab and Rocky Mountain horses.
The contestants also answered two questions from each class at the conclusion of the judging contest. There were 86 competitors in the junior division and 103 in the senior division.
Shelby County Senior team #1 consisting of Andrew Mathis, Luke Daniels, Curt Campbell and Rylee McKinney placed 5th overall out of 26 teams.
Following closely in 7th place was the Shelby County Senior team #2 represented by Sydney Boehm, Jade Bleskey, Jessica Winter and Corrin Hunt.
Individually, Rylee McKinney placed 12th overall and Jessica Winter was 14th. The seniors made a strong showing in the halter division, with Sydney Boehm tying for 3rd with the second highest score of the day. Rylee McKinney and Curt Campbell tied for 5th in the halter division with the third highest score and Luke Daniels was 10th. Jessica Winter had the 3rd highest score of the day in questions, tying for 7th place.
In the junior division, the team of Hallie Horsman, Ashlyn Rhodes, Teri Hall and Amanda Hall placed 10th out of 25 teams. Haylee Ishmael also participated in the junior division. Teri Hall placed 25th overall, tying for 10th place overall in the halter classes.
The team's next event will be the Regional Horse Bowl/Hippology contest April 6th in Casey, Illinois. They are coached by Theresa Boehm and Dr. Lori Miser.


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Report outlines employment equity gains and challenges
Women are fairly well represented among management and faculty at Queen's, and more visible minorities are being hired to faculty positions, but the University needs to better represent Aboriginal persons, visible minorities and persons with disabilities in its workforce.
The Council on Employment Equity and the Queen's Equity Office have released a new report that provides a snapshot of employment equity for these four designated groups at the University.
"We want to inform the Queen's community about the progress being made and the challenges we still face in achieving our equity goals," says Dr. Gordon Smith, Chair of the Council on Employment Equity.
Achieving Employment Equity at Queen's Part 2: Snapshots is the second in a four-part series of joint publications by the two offices.
Part 1: Challenges outlines the institution's employment equity obligations under the Federal Contractors Program.
Because Queen's receives significant funding from the federal government, the university is required to set representation goals for 14 employee categories, including professionals, manual workers, skilled trades workers, clerical staff and supervisors. The University must take proactive measures to achieve these goals, which are set using the availability of the four designated groups in the Canadian, Ontario or Kingston workforces, as appropriate.
"Our achievements so far can largely be attributed to Queen's proactive equity hiring practices for faculty, librarians and archivists, and efforts to promote more women into management," says Irene Bujara, University Advisor on Equity and Director of Human Rights and Employment Equity.
The report shows that Queen's hasn't yet met many of its representation goals for women, Aboriginal persons, racialized persons and persons with disabilities, and in some cases is far below target.
"The report indicates that we still have a long way to go," says Dr. Smith. "Specifically, we must do better at recruiting and retaining members of designated groups. Queen's strives to be inclusive and we need to reflect the diversity of our community across all employee categories. The Council on Employment Equity is working towards achieving these goals."
An action group, to be led by V-P (Human Resources) Rod Morrison and V-P (Academic) Patrick Deane, has been struck to evaluate and implement the report's recommendations for improving the representation of designated groups in the Queen's workforce.
"Key recommendations include targeting recruitment strategies to members of designated groups and ensuring that hiring decisions are made with reference to the known gaps in designated group representation," says Ms Bujara.
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Okay, perhaps learning en passant a language that belongs to one of the oldest languages in Europe is rather too challenging for a theatre visit (not to mention the fact that Estonians have lived on the same place for 10,000 years), but you can visit opera and ballet performances with both a classical and a modern touch, or a diverse array of concerts, or explore why, in 2006, the New York Times announced Tallinn as the 'Party Capital of the Year'. A relaxing stroll through Tallinn's Old Town, the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage and medieval pearl of Europe, where perhaps you will have the chance of meeting Carmen Kass or Karmen Pedaru and can be reminded that Estonians are in first place amongst the TOP 10 model-producing nations per capita.
According to the 2011 survey by the World Health Organisation, Estonia boasts the cleanest urban air in the world. This is not the only healthy thing about it. There are numerous high quality medical and wellness spas that even two hundred years ago were being visited by Russian high society. How about a treatment with mud which has ingredients that are unique across the world, and which has a powerful rejuvenating effect on one's skin when combined with mineral water that is 570 million years old (from Värska in southern Estonia)?
If you are missing home, or perhaps you would like briefly to handle a few work affairs while you are enjoying the luxury of a spa hotel, then don't worry - Estonians invented Skype, and free internet is interpreted as a human right. In the bigger cities you can pay for parking by text message. To be able to access photos and video online, and for fans of other means of rapid data communications, Estonia is the only country in Europe in which nearly the entire country is covered by a 4G network. One more hint for you is that Estonians quite recently started up TransferWise, which allows users to send money abroad at the lowest possible cost. For local people there are many more self-evident points on the topic of Estonia's special relationship with the internet - most tax returns are submitted online, shop client cards are not simply slivers of plastic but are connected with ID-cards which themselves are replacing passports.


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Located in the beautiful Paarl Valley of the Western Cape, The Grande Roche Hotel is the perfect base after your luxury safari from which to explore the spectacular Cape Peninsula in South Africa.
With the superb Wineland towns of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek within just twenty minutes drive there are abundant opportunities to sample the fruits of some of the best vineyards and restaurants in the World. You can fly into Cape Town to start your South African holiday as the International Airport is just forty five minutes away keeping journey times to a minimum and enabling the historical delights of the city to be enjoyed in combination with a retreat to the quiet calm of the Paarl Valley.
Surrounded by vineyards and plum orchards, the Grand Roche was originally a Cape Dutch homestead dating back to the 18th century. Now immaculately and sensitively restored to maintain its historic feel, the hotel offers a variety of elegantly luxurious accommodation coupled with majestic views of the Winelands, award winning dining, excellent service and warm hospitality. The colour palate is one of soft muted shades – chic and understated yet modern and comfortable.
The hotel comprises of 35 well appointed, air conditioned Executive Rooms and Terrace Suites plus a Honeymoon Suite/Presidential Suite. Each room type also has underfloor heating and is equipped with mini bar fridge, satellite television and tea and coffee making facilities. The Terrace Suites also enjoy a front terrace overlooking picturesque Paarl vineyards and the Honeymoon /Presidential Suite has its own Jacuzzi and private roof terrace.
A delicious dining experience awaits guests in the award winning Bosman's Restaurant - Africa's first and only Relais Gourmand restaurant. The chefs have designed and created an imaginative fusion menu to tempt and excite the most discerning palate. Alternatively, for those guests who would prefer to enjoy a more relaxed dining experience the contemporary Bistro Allegro is the perfect place for an informal meal which can also be enjoyed on the pool patio. Room service is also available 24 hours a day. There is something to suit everyone. The hotel also has a superbly stocked cellar containing more than 6,500 bottles of wine, including 300 vintage wines.
For those guests for whom no South African holiday would be complete without some serious pampering, the Grande Roche Health Centre is just the perfect place to indulge! In a peaceful setting offering the opportunity to relax and de-stress. Massage facilities, sauna and steam room are available for those that just want to kick back and relax. An on-site hair salon is also available to complete the top to toe refreshment and polish.
Guests wanting to pursue the more energetic leisure pursuits can enjoy the gym, two swimming pools and floodlit tennis courts. Outside the grounds there are nearby golf courses and horse riding and hiking trails.
A little light shopping activity can also be enjoyed on site at the La Rochelle Gallery, a boutique store and Grande Roche Hotel Shop for those that want to acquire a necessity or luxury item for themselves or someone at home as a reminder of their visit.


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Brett Favre's agent, apparently tired of hearing rumors that his client is considering another NFL comeback, called his local paper to "set the record straight." Hattiesburg-based agent Bus Cook told the Jackson, Mississippi-based Clarion-Ledger this:
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Speculation heated up over the weekend that Favre was considering yet another comeback when Eagles quarterback Michael Vick told the Twitter-verse that he would be "honored to have Brett Favre as a backup." Cook claimed the tweet had no basis in fact.
Favre, of course, has twice retired only to come back each time, first to play for the New York Jets and then with the Minnesota Vikings. Each time he was considerably more effective than most reasonable observers expected. In 2009, he threw for 4,202 yards and 33 touchdowns, better numbers than he'd posted in more than a decade. Last year, he was considerably less effective, throwing 19 interceptions and just 11 touchdowns while battling injuries.


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The Tennessee Highway Patrol released more information about the crash involving a pick-up truck that careened down an embankment along Highway 19-E in Carter County.
The crash happened about 5:50 p.m. near the intersection of Indian Creek Road.
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Norris was airlifted to a local hospital for treatment. No information about his condition was available late Tuesday.
Investigators said they charged Norris with 1st offense D.U.I.
News Channel 11 is following an accident on Highway 19 E near the Carter-Sullivan County line.
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Crews were able to extricate the driver from the truck. We are told the male driver was the only occupant. We are told he was conscious and talking at the scene and was transported to the hospital by air wings. Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating the crash. News Channel 11 will post the latest developments as soon as it becomes available.
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The internet is flooded with billions of photographs, many of which are hosted on photo sharing websites like Flickr. With millions more added every day, we often wonder why people decide to take these pictures, why they save them, why they put them on public display. Studying the captions and descriptions of these photographs we see a variety of reasons for their existence. One of them is simple, striking and apparently quite popular: "I thought it looked cool." There is an incredible number of photographs on Fickr that people have taken because they thought something looked 'cool'.
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A man from Hartlepool says that he is disgusted that his sister's killer has been secretly deported - and has accused the British Government of putting its policies on immigration before UK families' interests.
Laura May was killed by her husband Assan Shatanawi almost twenty years ago.
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Samsung's new HomeSync media hub runs on Android, will play apps and stream content, but it's not a Google TV.
Having a media server in the home isn't as daunting as it used to be. Samsung Electronics is hoping to bring the option to the masses, inviting the whole family to get in on the HomeSync.
The Samsung HomeSync is a newly announced home hub designed for the whole family, with support for up to eight separate accounts. That way, individual users can tap into the box's 1TB drive as they see fit, whether it's through an HDTV or an Android device.
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Arizona Cardinals' Campbell confident defense can stop the run
The Arizona Cardinals defense has been the continual bright spot in an overall dismal season in 2012.
But while Ray Horton's squad has earned accolades week after week for their impressive pass defense that ranks among the best in the league, they have also received criticism for their struggles containing the run this year.
Cards' defensive end Calais Campbell told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Show Friday the team's defense against the run has indeed been a mixed bag, but he feels if the unit can stay focused they are bound to have success.
"It's been kind of hit or miss," Campbell said. "Some games we play very well against the run and some games we let teams get going on us. A lot of it is the games where people get a little frustrated and we're trying to press and too many guys are trying to do more than just our job."
Horton's pass defense has been so good teams have figured out their best chance to beat them is to run the ball early and often. Campbell expects to see the Chicago Bears do just that on Sunday at University of Phoenix Stadium.
"I think [the Bears] are going to run a lot more," Campbell stated. "I think the mentality is run the ball down our throats and then try to take it up over the top with Brandon Marshall."
Chicago boasts a very balanced offensive attack, including a strong back in Matt Forte, who is expected to see his fair share of carries.
"[Forte's] a really good running back in this league and if you let him get going he can really beat you," Campbell stated.
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"I think we just have the right kind of guys who understand how the game is and I think if we keep this group together next year we might be able to make a good run for it," Campbell said.
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Running Time:
92 minutes
Niall, Zayn, Liam, Harry and Louis' meteoric rise to fame, from their humble hometown beginnings and competing on the X-Factor, to conquering the world and performing at London's famed O2 Arena. Stars: Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne
Date of Show:
Wednesday, September 03, 2014
Showtimes for Wednesday, September 03, 2014
No showings of this movie for this date.
2012 Wehrenberg Theatres


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Pokemon Bellsprout Coloring Pages
Bellsprout is a plant-based Pokémon. it has a stem-like body, and roots that it can use as feet, too. Bellsprout is a dual-type Grass/PoisonPokémon. Look for other Grass or Poison-type Pokemon coloring pages in our character coloring pages section.
Bellsprout evolves into Weepinbell, which evolves into Victreebel. Along with the Bellsprout coloring pages, Weepinbell is in the character coloring pages, too.
Bellsprout prefers hot and humid places, living inforests as well as tropical jungles.
Free printable coloring pages like this one and others will be a magnificent addition to Poke-play. Collect them all!
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(Japanese: マダツボミ Madatsubomi)
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