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Discover some of the towns of the Murraylands' Mallee region, which include Karoonda, Lameroo, Pinnaroo, Alawona, Geranium, and Parilla. Discover the wonderful wild flowers in late winter and early spring. Enjoy bird watching year-round in the nearby conservation parks. Take a step back in time and visit the Mallee Tourist and Heritage Centre at Pinnaroo. Stop for a drink and a chat at the unique Wanbi Pub. The township of Karoonda is 60 kilometres northeast of Murray Bridge. Here you can inspect the Railway Museum and Pioneer Park, or enjoy the peace of the Apex caravan and camping area. Look out for the concrete statue of a ram standing in the shadow of the town's giant silos, highlighting the importance of farming to this Mallee community. Karoonda is well known in scientific circles as a meteorite fell to Earth just 3.6 kilometres from the township in the 1930s. Due to the meteorite's structural type, it shattered on impact. You can view a piece of the Karoonda meteorite is on display in the council offices. Lameroo is situated on the Mallee Highway and has a population of 550. The township is like a green oasis in the dry mallee area, with an abundance of lush lawns and trees to greet the visitor. You will also find an 18 hole golf course where visitors are welcome. The region contains a number of conservation parks to explore including Ngarkat, Mount Rescue, Mount Shaugh, Billiatt and also Karte Conservation Park. The best time to visit these parks is in late autumn, throughout winter and in early spring. Facilities are limited and four wheel vehicles are the most suitable form of transport. The park is large and isolated – the perfect place to really get away from it all! For detailed information on Ngarkat touring options get a copy of the Tracks of the Mallee from National Parks and Wildlife South Australia in Lameroo. Pinnaroo is in the heart of the wheat, oat and barley belt that stretches from western Victoria through to South Australia, and is situat
Jamestown is a picturesque rural township on RM Williams Way. You'll love the beautifully maintained gardens and gracious stone buildings and houses. Settled in 1871 to service the surrounding farming area, Jamestown was named after the State's Governor, Sir James Fergusson. Since then, Jamestown has maintained its role as a major district service centre and offers visitors a range of retail outlets and businesses. Stroll along the wide, manicured main street and look out for the wall murals depicting the pioneering achievements of early settlers adorning many of the heritage buildings. Many of the streets have names of Scottish origin, such as Ayr, Cumnock and Kilmarnock, due to the number of Scottish settlers who made the Jamestown region their home. Wander down to the meandering Belalie Creek that makes its way through the town and enjoy the serenity of the bird life - this is a must in the evening when the creek glows from the lights that enhance the peaceful scene. Whilst in Jamestown, visit the R.M. Williams interpretive road display and discover the history of Australia's famous bush outfitter, or successfully weave your way through the landscape maze in Jamestown Park. As you drive south east of the town, you will notice the tall wind turbines that dot the landscape. These graceful machines are part of the renewable energy revolution that is taking place in South Australia. Near to Jamestown is a piece of Australian forestry history. Only a short drive south of the town is Bundaleer Forest, where you can take a nature walk, cycle, and learn about the history of forestry in the first forestry farm in Australia. Cycling is a popular activity in the Jamestown region, and as well as the Bundaleer Forest trails, there are trails from the township to Mannanarie and to the forest. If you would prefer to test your 4WD, ask in at the camper trailer store to find out about the local track. Jamestown has supermarkets and petrol outlets operating seven days. There is also a
Salisbury is a vibrant community offering a wide range of recreation opportunities including beautiful parks, reserves and wetlands for you to enjoy. It takes in the historic seaside town of St Kilda with its award winning adventure playground. Explore Salisbury's local trails and wetlands including the Little Para Trails, the Wodliparri Trail at Kaurna Park and Dry Creek Linear Park. Salisbury is a recognised national leader in a range of industries and encompasses Technology Park, where companies deal in the many myriad forms of technology, such as computer systems, robotics and space technology. Salisbury is located 25 kilometres north of Adelaide. The first people associated with the Salisbury area were the Aboriginal people known as the Kaurna. Recent research indicates that far from living a nomadic life style, groups were settled in campsites along the coast and inland plains of the Adelaide region. Many occupational and sacred sites still exist around the Salisbury area, including the Greenfields Wetlands. In 1839, three years after the founding of South Australia, a Scot named John Harvey migrated to South Australia. In 1847 he bought Section 2191 along the Little Para River and decided to develop a township there. The township allotments went for sale the following year. John chose to name the township 'Salisbury' as his wife came from near Salisbury (on-the-plain) in England. His wife Ann (nee Pitman) was related to Sir Isaac Pitman of shorthand fame. Many of the streets in Salisbury are named after John and his family. Most of the early settlers were English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh. There were also German settlers and some French. Since World War Two Salisbury had grown and changed dramatically due to changes in transport, population growth, technology, immigration and its proximity to the city of Adelaide.
On the northern edge of the Fleurieu Peninsula close to the Adelaide Hills, Kangarilla is an outpost of the McLaren Vale wine growing area with several highly reputed wineries and vineyards. Kangarilla is surrounded by many small farms. The historic township features several buildings of South Australian and local heritage significance dating back to the mid 1800s. Sheep graze nearby while you can cook a barbecue and enjoy the countryside amid century old gum trees. The Kangarilla Road Vineyard and Winery is one of the few wineries in Australia to produce the Californian red variety Zinfandel, a spicy red similar to Grenache or Shiraz. Visit the contemporary cellar door, with fabulous views of vineyards through to Blewitt Springs. See more of the Fleurieu Peninsula – a coastal playground famed for its laidback lifestyle, beach breaks for surfers of all levels of experience, and top fishing spots. It's a paradise for divers and snorkellers, with dramatic shipwrecks and stunning marine life, including the famed Leafy Seadragon. Enjoy some of the best produce and vineyards in Australia. The Fleurieu Peninsula is home to some prestigious winemaking regions, including McLaren Vale. The history of winemaking in this region goes all the way back to 1842, and it consistently produces some of the best drops you'll ever taste. There's also national parks, golf courses, top quality cuisine and more.
Located only 10 kilometres from the heart of Adelaide City, Glenelg is a charming seaside resort set on the long sandy white shores of Holdfast Bay. Glenelg is the site of South Australia's original mainland settlement in 1836. It is Adelaide's most popular coastal region. Glenelg has a perfect Mediterranean climate characterized by warm dry summers and cool mild winters. Summer temperatures average around 27 degrees celsius and winter months around 15 degrees celcius. A short 25 minute trip, on a tram departing from the centre of Glenelg - Moseley Square, takes you into Victoria Square in the heart of Adelaide. So you can base yourself at seaside Glenelg, but you are just a short trip away from the lights of the big city! But really why leave this delightful seaside destination, when everything is at your fingertips. We hope you enjoy your stay at Glenelg, we know you will want to come back again for some more of what this beautiful town has to offer.
Thevenard is a great place for spotting international ships as they stock up on grain, salt and gypsum from across the west coast of South Australia. A small fleet of fishing boats also share the bay, in search of whiting, snapper and other seafood for the town's fish processing plants. This small and friendly town has a seven day supermarket, takeaway and a hotel. According to the map reference in the book Gulliver's Travels, Jonathon Swift's fictional character Gulliver met the tiny people of Lilliput on islands visible from Thevenard Lookout at Pinky Point. These are the islands of St Peter and St Francis, first recorded by Pieter Nuyts and Francois Thyssen aboard the Gulden Zeepardt in 1627. See the islands and discover other local history on a walkway (complete with interpretive signage) from the sailing club to Pinky Point.
Paskeville is famed as the host town for the Yorke Peninsula Field Days, held biennally in September, with the next event to be held in 2011. This event is the oldest in Australia and one of the biggest, exhibiting millions of dollars worth of farm machinery. Named Community Event of the Year 2006 and inducted into the SA Great Regional Awards Hall of Fame in 2008, the field days also offer fantastic food and entertainment and a chance to mix with the locals. This small town is 131 kilometres from Adelaide and a reception point for grain deliveries. Paskeville has another claim to fame as the only town in the state to have imposed a voluntary ban on poker machines. Although Paskeville is located in a pokie-free zone in the centre of the peninsula, it is less than an hour from such popular seaside resorts as Port Wakefield, Moonta Bay and Wallaroo. It is also just a 19km drive west from the peninsula's largest town, Kadina. A product of the copper mining boom in the mid-19th century when thousands of Cornish miners flocked to the pitheads. Kadina co-hosts the biennial Kernewek Lowender, one of the largest Celtic festivals held outside the United Kingdom. Yorke Peninsula is one of South Australia's most popular holiday destinations. It offers plenty of seaside accommodation, swimming beaches, fishing, walking trails and more.
Riverton, heart of the Gilbert Valley, is located on the Barrier Highway. This charming town thrives as the commercial centre of a fertile farming district. Riverton has preserved many significant buildings and a heritage walk brochure is available from the Riverton History and Information Centre, listing buildings of interest. The Riverton railway station, built in the 1870s, was the first of the buildings along the railway line to be constructed of stone and is a magnificent example of early Australian architecture. Scholz Park, with its cottage, blacksmith and wheelwright's shop is also historically significant. Holy Trinity Church, built in 1857, was the first church in the valley and today overlooks a nine-hole golf course. Riverton is in South Australia's Clare Valley. The Clare Valley itself represents an authentic slice of country life. Whether you're walking through its intimate villages, cycling the Riesling Trail, or exploring the country roads and bushland, you can't help but fall for the region's natural charms. When you sample the local produce at a farmhouse tasting room, you may find yourself talking to the person whose name is on the label. And when you try a Riesling at one of the region's award-winning wineries, you might just find yourself chatting to the winemaker, and hearing first hand about the meticulous craft that went into making it.
Located on the Southern Ports Highway just south of Beachport, Southend was the first seaport in the region. Now a working crayfish port and holiday village, Southend offers you safe sheltered swimming beaches and good surf. You'll find a wide variety of water activities here, including great fishing. Enjoy the rugged coastal scenery and a mix of exhilarating four-wheel drive vehicle and walking trails. Boasting a variety of accommodation properties, Southend is also a great base for day trips through neighbouring Canunda National Park and the surrounding coastal ports. Nearby Beachport has the second longest jetty in South Australia (approximately 772 metres). The jetty reaches out into the bay and is a popular location for local and visiting anglers of all ages. Take a walk or do a spot of fishing. For the more adventurous, explore Beachport Conservation Park by four-wheel drive. Take in the coastal scenery, escape to secluded beaches and see intriguing shell middens. Take some time to explore Lake George and the magnificent bird life. Be sure to call into the Beachport Visitor Information Centre and collect a copy of their new 4WD maps and for up to date information. "The Old Wool & Grain Store" National Trust museum tells the story of the district's past and provides an insight into its whaling history. Southend and Beachport - two great Limestone Coast destinations.
Pretty Stirling, in the Adelaide Hills, is home to some of South Australia's most beautiful homes. Stirling became popular with Adelaide's wealthy residents in the 1800s, who built summer houses to escape the heat of the plains in the late nineteenth century. A walk through Stirling will reveal many of these homes, including some that have been converted to bed and breakfast accommodation. The tree-lined main street, a riot of colour in both spring and autumn, has a good collection of cafes, restaurants and shops. Many of Stirling's magnificent 'English' gardens are accessible to visitors via the Open Garden Scheme. On the fourth Sunday of each month Druids Avenue is closed off for the Stirling Market, with local produce, plants and homemade wares, the atmosphere is relaxed and enjoyable. There is more to discover in the Adelaide Hills. It's the home of boutique wineries, country markets, art galleries and charming villages. It's also the place for romantic weekends away, cosy pub meals, scenic drives and nature walks. Children love the Adelaide Hills's giant rocking horse, National Motor Museum and wildlife parks. Located only 20 minutes from Adelaide's central business district, the Adelaide Hills provide a wonderfully refreshing change from the pace of the city.
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If you love football, the gray box listing previous Defensive Players of the Year on the right side of this page is a time machine. Start at the bottom with Dick Butkus, our inaugral winner in 1970, and work your way up. Close your eyes and think of Butkus getting ready to crush some poor tailback at Wrigley Field. Go on, daydream for a few minutes.
Now, take your right index finger and place it on the name of the 2000 PFW/PFWA DPOY recipient, legendary Ravens LB Ray Lewis. Start tracing upward. You'll see Lewis won it again in '03. The next year, teammate S Ed Reed, one of the greatest center fielders ever to wear an NFL uniform, won the award.
Now, scan to the top of that gray box, where our 2011 honoree, Ravens OLB Terrell Suggs, joins these ranks.
Suggs, 29, earned top defensive honors after notching a career-high 14 sacks for the ferocious Baltimore defense, which allowed the NFL's third-fewest yards per game — and still counts Lewis and Reed as starters. The Ravens have finished in the top 10 in yards surrendered per game in 12 of the last 13 seasons.
This begs the question: Why has this defense kept in such dominant form for so long? Suggs pointed to the group's leadership and mentality.
"We've always, since I've been here, been the most physical, rough defense that's just going to play lights-out," said Suggs, who is in his ninth NFL season.
In eight of those seasons, Baltimore finished in the top six in yards allowed. But in the last two years, Suggs has shone brightest. In 2010, he recorded 11 sacks in the regular season and then added five in two postseason games. This season, he tormented divisional rival Pittsburgh in the regular-season opener, taking down QB Ben Roethlisberger three times, and he never looked back. Suggs earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors three times in 2011 and garnered AFC Defensive Player of the Month honors for December/January.
Suggs credits the hiring of OLB coach Ted Monachino, his position coach at Arizona State, as one reason for his improvement the last two seasons.
"We've got a bond that's stronger than blood, if you ask me," said Suggs. "When he became my coach in college, we did some phenomenal things. When he became my coach again here, we did some phenomenal things."
Suggs also began to demand more of himself.
"I used to rest on my laurels, so to say," he said. "You know, 'I've got Ray Lewis and Ed Reed — we're going to be fine.'
"I think the last two seasons, I've kind of put it on myself a little bit more. I can go win a game for us, you know, not just kind of just waiting in the shadows for my two big brothers, so to say."
One example of Suggs' rising to the occasion came Thanksgiving night against San Francisco, when he sacked 49ers QB Alex Smith three times in the second half.
On Suggs' second takedown of Smith, he pushed 49ers ORT Anthony Davis backward and then closed quickly on the Niners' quarterback, forcing a punt. On his final sack of Smith, Suggs looped inside, beating two blockers.
Suggs showed special pass-rush ability from the moment he entered the league at age 20. He notched a dozen sacks in 2003, his first NFL season.
At the beginning, Suggs said, his speed was his greatest asset. Then, he focused on power.
"Now, it's speed, power, finesse, striking of the hands," he said. "It's kind of all of that, putting it (into) one."
His is a skill set that puts the opposition to the test.
"He's very athletic," Texans OLT Duane Brown told reporters last week. "If you try to focus on his athleticism so much, you forget about his power, and he can use that on you."
Pass rushing alone doesn't define Suggs, who recorded six tackles and defended a pass in the divisional round win vs. Houston on Sunday. He had 70 tackles and two interceptions in the regular season.
"I play on the team with the best player ever to play," Suggs said, referring to Lewis. "He's got everything. He's got picks. He's got sacks.
"... He's got everything on his résumé. When I'm done, I would like a résumé similar to that, with everything on there."
Suggs' résumé isn't exactly a blank piece of paper. He's the franchise's all-time sack leader. He's made five Pro Bowls.
He is grateful for the individual recognition. Now, he wants something he doesn't have: a Super Bowl ring.
Was 2011 his best season? Suggs offered a qualifier that said everything about his mind-set.
"Statistically, yes," he said, "but I think my best season will be the one where I'm the last team playing and there's confetti falling on my face.
"Until that happens, I guess we'll just have to wait and see."
MVP / Defensive Player of the Year
2011 OLB Terrell Suggs / Balt.
2010 OLB Clay Matthews / G.B.
2009 CB Charles Woodson / G.B.
2008 LB James Harrison / Pitt.
2007 S Bob Sanders / Ind.
2006 DE Jason Taylor / Mia.
2005 LB Brian Urlacher / Chi.
2004 S Ed Reed / Balt.
2003 LB Ray Lewis / Balt.
2002 LB Derrick Brooks / T.B.
2001 DE Michael Strahan / N.Y.G.
2000 LB Ray Lewis / Balt.
1999 DT Warren Sapp / T.B.
1998 DE Reggie White / G.B.
1997 DT Dana Stubblefield / S.F.
1996 DE Bruce Smith / Buff.
1995 LB Bryce Paup / Buff.
1994 CB Deion Sanders / S.F.
1993 DE Bruce Smith / Buff.
1992 DT Cortez Kennedy / Sea.
1991 DE Reggie White / Phil.
1990 DE Bruce Smith / Buff.
1989 DT Keith Millard / Minn.
1988 LB Mike Singletary / Chi.
1987 DE Reggie White / Phil.
1986 LB Lawrence Taylor / N.Y.G.
1985 No Award
1984 S Kenny Easley / Sea.
1983 NT Bob Baumhower / Mia.
1982 DT Dan Hampton / Chi.
1981 DE Joe Klecko / N.Y.J.
1980 CB Lester Hayes / Oak.
1979 DE Lee Roy Selmon / T.B.
1978 LB Randy Gradishar / Den.
1977 DE Harvey Martin / Dall.
1976 LB Jack Lambert / Pitt.
1975 LB Jack Ham / Pitt.
1974 DT Joe Greene / Pitt.
1973 DT Paul Smith / Den.
DT Alan Page / Minn.
1972 DT Joe Greene / Pitt.
1971 DT Alan Page / Minn.


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Motorcycle Jacket
- Water Resistant
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The Canyon Motorcycle Jacket was designed for long-haul expedition riding and offers advanced protection with a clean, refined aesthetic.
The Canyon is made using Schoeller®-Dynatec, an abrasion-resistant fabric that has been specifically engineered for motorcyclists. This technical shell fabric has been tested and refined using Schoeller's "Sturzsimulator" crash simulator, which drops fabric against an actual piece of pavement at variable speeds of up to 75 mph. Schoeller®-Dynatec has not only been crash-rated, but its 3-layer construction makes it completely waterproof and breathable. For warm-weather riding, ColdBlack® has been integrated into the garment dye to reduce heat retention caused by sunlight by approximately 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
For protective padding, we partnered with D3O®, who is far and away the industry leader in shock-absorbing body armor. D3O® pads are malleable when handled at slow speeds, but tighten upon high impact to absorb energy. The Canyon comes with EVO XT pads for the elbows and shoulders and a VIPER PRO XT pad for the back. These pads are CE-certified and completely removable.
Designed for the specific ergonomics of motorcycle riding, the Canyon has been constructed with articulated elbows and shoulders for ease of movement. A two-way weatherproof front zipper and zippered side-seam gussets allow the wearer to adjust how the bottom hem sits while seated. Pit zip vents let cool air enter the jacket, while back vents allow it to exit. Front Napoleon chest pockets are lined with mesh and can also be opened for ventilation, while an internal velcro pouch keeps contents safely stowed. Dual-entry exterior back pocket allows for storage of large items like gloves. Brushed-tricot lining along the inside of the collar, velcro cuff adjustments, and a zipper garage at the chin add to the Canyon's subtle detail work.
For riding at night, JRC Reflex® reflective piping has been incorporated along the front and back of the jacket with a large strip across the back of the collar. This innovative material reflects bright white when lit by a pair of headlights, but remains matte black under normal lighting conditions.
The Canyon Motorcycle Jacket has been designed to deliver advanced protection, superior comfort, and a clean, refined aesthetic. No matter how long the journey, the Canyon jacket will see you there and back.
- Schoeller®-Dynatec 3-layer "crash-rated" fabric
- ColdBlack® to reduce heat caused by sunlight
- Seam-sealed construction
- Ergonomic fit
- D3O® EVO XT elbow and shoulder pads
- D3O® VIPER PRO XT back pad
- 2-way weatherproof zipper
- Napoleon chest pockets with interior mesh vents
- Zippered hand-warmer pockets
- Weatherproof pit zip vents
- Zippered back vents
- Zippered back pocket for storage
- JRC® Reflex matte-black reflective strip and piping
- Brushed-tricot lined collar
- Velcro adjustments at cuffs
- Zipper garage at chin
- Weatherproof zippered side-seam gussets
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Atlanta police are searching for a man accused of setting fire to his parents' home on Greystone Road in northwest Atlanta early Tuesday morning. Officers say the son -- whose name has not been made public – was upset when he left the home in the 1800 block of Greystone Road and later returned. It was then that, police say, he kicked in the front door and set fire to his parents' home. Atlanta fire officials quickly put out the fire, saying that the rear of the house, including the kitchen and back door, sustained quite a bit of fire-related damage. Battalion Chief Stephen Hill would not comment on exactly how the fire was started.FOX 5 News learned that the man's father cut his hand during a struggle and was transported to Grady Memorial Hospital for medical attention.Police say the son will face several charges once he's apprehended. They have not released a description of him.
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Nico Falah, a top offensive line recruit, committed to the USC Trojans on Wednesday night. Falah stars for St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, Calif. He is a consensus four-star recruit and rates as the 25th-best lineman nationally, according to a composite of the four major recruiting services. Falah chose USC over the Oregon Ducks and UCLA Bruins, among other top BCS offers.
Falah has a very good frame at 6-foot-5 and 270 pounds, and the length coaches covet at the tackle position.
Falah primarily uses his quickness to overwhelm opponents in the run game. He can slide to pick up defenders a gap away. Falah also climbs well to the second level, showing awareness and taking good angles to cut off linebackers.
Like the vast majority of offensive line recruits, Falah will need a year or two of development before being able to perform against the top BCS competition faced by USC.
Falah is the 13th commitment of USC's 2013 recruiting class. Due to limited scholarships -- the Trojans have either 15 or 18, depending on interpretation -- the class is almost complete.
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Snowy weather and cold temperatures aren't always welcome sights, but to the organizers of one local event, there's nothing sweeter.
After unseasonably warm temperatures put a damper on last year's event, the 2013 Hanford Mills Museum Ice Harvest will benefit from as many low temperatures as Mother Nature can provide over the next few weeks.
The Ice Harvest Festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 2 at the museum in East Meredith, featuring turn-of-the-century style events and activities characteristic the 1920s and '30s.
"Before refrigeration, here at Hanford Mills and in many rural communities, ice would be harvested and stored until it was needed to keep food cold in the warmer months," Executive Director Liz Callahan explained in a media release. "Farmers would use the ice to keep milk and other agricultural products cold, and also sell ice."
Weather permitting, those activities will be re-created during the festival. Children and adults can walk out on the frozen mill pond and help cut blocks of ice using vintage ice saws. The ice will then be hauled by horse-drawn sled and packed in a traditional ice house.
It won't all be work, however; the festival will also feature horse-drawn sleigh rides, children's activities, ice hockey on the mill pond featuring the State University College at Oneonta hockey team, and ice fishing demonstrations. The Oneonta World of Learning will offer outdoor activities for children from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and American Indian craft expert Barry Keegan will show visitors how to play the Haudenosaunee game "Snow Snake."
Area restaurants, including Alfresco's Italian Bistro, Applebee's, Autumn Café, Denny's, Fiesta Mexican Grill, Humphrey's, Jackie's Restaurant, Neptune Diner, Simply Thai, Undercover Eggplant and the Yellow Deli, will provide soup for a buffet. Vendors will be selling baked goods, hamburgers and fries, fresh roasted peanuts and maple products as well as hand-knit mittens and hats. The museum's gift shop will be open, offering mill-made crafts, traditional toys, sweets, books and local products. The ice harvested at the event will be used to make ice cream at the Hanford Mills Independence Day Celebration.


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Lumileds Lighting has announced the formation of the Luxeon Lighting Network, a certification, training and technical support program designed to assist the lighting specification community in bringing the design advantages, longevity and energy efficiency of solid-state lighting to their clients. The program will give specifiers access to a pool of lighting manufacturers and other suppliers with proven expertise in engineering and fabricating LED-based luminaires.
The benefit to designers, architects, and other specifiers who work with certified network members is the assurance that they will receive luminaires capable of delivering the desired lighting effects as well as reliable long-term performance. The benefit to luminaire manufacturers and related solution providers is the ability to guarantee performance to specifiers and end users through a clearly defined set of design and development requirements, making it possible to take full advantage of an LED lighting market that is expected to generate more than $5 billion in worldwide revenues by 2007.
"Lighting specifiers interested in LED illumination want to work within the existing lighting industry infrastructure, but until now it has been difficult to identify vendors with the reliable LED experience and knowledge," said Keith Scott, market development manager with Lumileds Lighting. "Our Luxeon Lighting Network bridges that gap by establishing a group of certified luminaire manufacturers that specifiers can call to produce predictably performing LED lighting solutions tailored to client needs."
The Luxeon Lighting Network encompasses two certification categories reflecting the needs of different segments of the lighting community. The categories are:
Certified Luxeon Luminaire Manufacturer - a program for manufacturers that is administered by Lumileds. This designation certifies that members are qualified to design, develop and manufacture Luxeon-based luminaries and to offer performance warranties on each product.
Certified Future Electronics Luxeon Solutions Partner - a program for system integrators as well as suppliers of optic, thermal, power supply and lighting control components that is administered by Future Electronics, the exclusive distributor of Lumileds' Luxeon products. This designation certifies that members are qualified to design, develop, manufacture and guarantee the performance of Luxeon-based lighting components or light engine modules and arrays.
Both Lumileds and Future Electronics provide training for LED component and luminaire development, development standards ensuring consistent product quality, and certification based on strict criteria. Both programs also enable members to gain early access to new technology, tap into Lumileds' and Future Electronics' technical resources, and generate business leads through website listings and other marketing efforts.
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DOLPHINS '09: Started 19 of JU's 20 games… received second team all-A-Sun honors…scored three goals and two assists for eight points…scored two goals, including the game-winner, against Kennesaw State (10/4)…finished second in the A-Sun in shots with 69…assisted against ETSU (9/27) and FGCU (10/9)…earned A-Sun "Player of the Week" honors for the week of 10/4-10 after scoring twice against Kennesaw State…took three or more shots in 14 games…put a season-high five shots on goal against Kennesaw State… received 2009 A-Sun All-Academic honors.
DOLPHINS '08: Started the first three matches before missing the rest of the season due to a leg injury, receiving a medical redshirt.
DOLPHINS '07: Started 16 of 19 matches as a freshman…named to the A-Sun all-freshman team after leading the team with six assists, while finishing second in goals (3) and points (12)…opened career with assists in consecutive games against Presbyterian (8/31) and Indiana (9/2)… scored first collegiate goal against Indiana (9/2)…combined on the game-winning assist in 4-3 win at Florida Gulf Coast (10/12)…had a goal and an assist in JU's 4-0 win at Campbell (10/14)…tallied the lone assist in 2-1 first round loss to Belmont in the A-Sun Tournament (11/7).
HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year starter at Forsyth Central High School…led the Bulldogs to consecutive state playoff berths in her freshman and sophomore seasons before helping them reach the Elite Eight in 2006…named the team's "Best Offensive Player" as a sophomore…at the club level, she played with the Georgia Olympic Development Program and Tophat 07' Gold…Her Tophat 07' Gold team won two consecutive Region III Premier League Championships.
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Greg Knapp Thursday
Offensive coordinator Greg Knapp spoke to the media after Thursday's practice as the Raiders get ready to host the Steelers.
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Corporate Director. Formerly President and executive director of Héma-Québec since its founding in 1998, Francine Décary works as both a hematologist and an administrator, holding an MBA in management from the Université de Sherbrooke and a PhD from the University of Amsterdam. Once named "Personality of the Week" by the daily La Presse and "Physician at Heart and in Deed" by the Association des médecins de langue française du Canada, Décary also received the FIODS's 2002 "Medal for the International Merit of Blood" and the "CSTM Ortho Award" for her contribution to the Canadian blood system in the same year. She is a member of the board of directors for the International Council for Commonality in Blood Banking Automation Inc. (ICCBBA), an international organization, as well as the SMCQ. Dr. Décary's interest in the arts extends to a love of opera, and, as a result of her many travels, has attended productions all over the world.
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Sylvain Chartier graduated from École Polytechnique de Montréal with a degree in Industrial Engineering. He also holds an MBA from holds an MBA from École des Hautes Études Commerciales. During his career Sylvain has held positions in manufacturing, petroleum sales and marketing, pharmaceutical/medical and biotech, with increasing responsibilities. In 1991, along with two partners he founded SoluMed Solumed Inc., a pharmaceutical company specializing in formulating, manufacturing and selling topical antiseptics. As President he grew the company to a multimillion business with sales across the globe. In 2008 Solumed was sold to a Fortune 100 company and following the acquisition Sylvain worked for them as International Integration Manager. Over the past several years, Sylvain has taken advantage of a sabbatical to refresh his ideas, perfect his company management skills and is now working on a new biotech start-up in the healthcare industry and also as a Director for a not for profit organisation. In his role as a director Sylvain's key strengths include strategic planning, sales and marketing expertise and human resources management.
The SMCQ has been moving in step with the lively rhythms of new music for almost fifty years. With its regular concert season, its Série hommage (Homage Series), an international festival, and a young listener's programme, the society has served both as a platform for today's composers and as a window on creative works for everyone.
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A month ago, we didn't even know if there was going to be a 2011 season. Now we're dealing with a constant flurry of player movement, camp battles and other NFL news. However, let's focus on some player injuries — how players are recovering and how their injuries are impacting depth charts. Here's everything you need to know so you're not the guy who hollers out "RB Ryan Williams, Arizona Cardinals" come draft day!
Peyton Manning, Colts — Manning is off the PUP list, which means we can stop avoiding the other Colts' skill-position players now that he's back. Manning's practice will be limited, so don't get too comfortable. He has yet to practice this season and is a year older. His status for Week One is still unknown, but the signing of backup Kerry Collins was a huge move for a team built around it's quarterback. For the record, Manning is optimistic about playing Week One. I will suggest you avoid him early unless he drops.
Byron Leftwich, Steelers — A broken arm may end his season, as the Steelers were in a quarterback quandary anyway. Look for Dennis Dixon to back up Ben Roethlisberger, with 36-year-old veteran Charlie Batch as the No. 3. This week's preseason game will officially settle the backup situation, but it's Dixon's gig to lose. Leftwich may be able to return this season, but he has no fantasy value.
Running backs
Arian Foster, Texans — Everyone's on pins and needles after this year's top fantasy prospect aggravated his hamstring in the Texans' third preseason game. The team says it's a "mild" injury, and he was able to jog with it. Don't look for him in the final preseason game. Derrick Ward was the first running back off the bench to replace him, but don't hesitate to draft and stash Ben Tate, who's younger and stronger. Foster's draft status will not change, but I still like RB Adrian Peterson more — he's a safer pick.
Javon Ringer, Titans — Ringer (hip) is not going to play in the final preseason game. Part of the reason why is the team needs him healthy for the regular season with Chris Johnson holding out. If you plan to take C.J., you have to take Ringer. Since we don't know how long this hold out will last, I'm looking to draft Ringer — he has an ADP (average draft position) of 190 (Round 16) in a 12-team league. In larger leagues, draft and stash Jamie Harper who — at this time — will be backing Ringer up. If it changes, just waive him. There's no risk for someone going in less than 2 percent of drafts.
Brandon Jackson and Montario Hardesty, Browns — While still not 100 percent, Hardesty is now the team's No. 2 back, as Brandon Jackson is out indefinitely with turf toe. Jackson will be the third-down back when he returns, and Hardesty will merely back up starter Peyton Hillis. Hardesty has an ADP of 205 (Round 18) in a 12-team league. As the No. 2, he's worth a flier pick.
Marion Barber, Bears — Barber tweaked his calf in the third preseason game, and the team will be cautious with the big bruiser. When hurt, he's not effective. The Bears need him, as he's been their most productive rusher this preseason. He'll back up Matt Forte, as I expect Chester Taylor will be cut. Barber's ADP is 163 (Round 14) in a 12-team league, giving him great value. Barring a setback, expect Barber to be ready by Week One. Injury or not, target him.
Rashad Jennings, Jaguars — Jennings (knee) is already questionable for Week One, and he's the primary backup to Maurice Jones-Drew. Keep an eye on this situation. Next in line is Deji Karim, who has a concussion to deal with. Until more is known, don't make any moves with Jennings.
Ryan Torain, Redskins — Torain has returned to practice after missing time with a broken hand, but this is now Tim Hightower's job to lose. Torain is the handcuff, but Roy Helu will take some of his touches, as the team uses him in a variety of ways to take advantage of his playmaking ability. Torain is merely a handcuff to Hightower at this point.
Wide receivers
Michael Crabtree, 49ers — It turns out Crabtree had surgery on his foot in June after injuring during player-only workouts. He should be ready for Week One, but he won't be in game shape. Crabtree — with an ADP of 72 (Round Six) in a 12-team league — is going too early and you should pass on him. He's not in any type of shape and will not be effective early on.
Mohamed Massaquoi, Browns — There's been good news for Massaquoi, as he not only returns to practice from a chipped bone in his foot, but he does so as a starter, sending rookie Greg Little back to work with the second team. Massaquoi is behind the learning curve but is working hard to figure it out. His ADP is 210 (Round 19) in a 12-team league. Obviously, you can grab him late in larger leagues, but he's more of a waiver-wire pick up barring a lights-out final preseason game.
Lance Moore, Saints — It turns out Moore does not need surgery for his groin. While his return is not yet set, if he misses any regular-season games, it won't be many. He's currently questionable for Week One. His ADP of 158 (Round 14) in a 12-team league is outstanding value, and I'm going to make sure to target him. The offense is superhigh-powered and QB Drew Brees values Moore and trusts him on the field. He has a chance to improve on the 66 receptions, 763 yards and eight touchdowns he posted last season.
Greg Jennings, Packers — There are no worries about Jennings' knee, as it's just a bruise and he'll be ready for Week One. I'm not a big fan of the receivers in Green Bay outside of TE Jermichael Finley. There just aren't enough footballs to go around, so I'll stick with the freak that could change the tight end position. I won't argue with those who take Jennings, as he's coming into his own and he has the trust of QB Aaron Rodgers.
Lee Evans, Ravens — Evans was seen with a protective boot on his left foot and has not practiced the last couple of days. He's having a solid preseason despite going through a crash course in the offense, so this will set him back. Offensive coordinator Cam Cameron says Evans is day-to-day and expects the ex-Bill back soon. He has an ADP of 183 (Round 16) in a 12-team league. That will continue to move up, so grab him now while he's a great value pick.
Miles Austin, Cowboys — The team does not seem too concerned about Austin's hamstring injury. They're being cautious and list him as day-to-day. I would imagine his camp is done so the team can have him ready for Week One. Austin is a beast, but hamstrings are scary because they can easily be reaggravated if a player comes back too soon. If he drops from his ADP of 27 (Round Three) in a 12-team league, then I'll target him. But for right now, watch the injury before assuming he's healthy enough to play.
Arrelious Benn, Buccaneers — Benn made his return from an ACL injury and is in line to start along Mike Williams. I don't see any value in a receiver like Benn, who has not shown much and has to work his way back, so I'll avoid him. Not because of a lack of talent, but I want to see him in action, as he wasn't overwhelming in his first preseason action. His ADP of 173 (Round 15) in a 12-team league makes him a solid flier in larger leagues. I just prefer someone ready to break out, not prove himself.
Jeremy Maclin and Steve Smith, Eagles — Maclin and Smith are now practicing, and Maclin will be ready for Week One. Sadly he won't be in game shape. He'll start out slow but come around and be good enough to be a high-end No. 3 fantasy receiver. That still doesn't thrill me with an ADP of 41 (Round Four) in a 12-team league. That's too high for me so I'll avoid him. When will Smith be ready to play? Only the coaches know. Right now, his ADP of 84 (Round Seven) in a 12-team league, is more attractive than Maclin's, but it's still too rich for me. Until I know how the team spreads the ball around and who QB Michael Vick will favor, outside No. 1 DeSean Jackson, I'll stay away from the rest.
Brandon Lloyd, Broncos — Lloyd was able to play and showed no ill affects with knee injury during practice. He played in the preseason game against the Seahawks and will be ready for Week One. I like Lloyd and what he's done, but with an ADP of 44 (Round Four) in a 12-team league, I'm avoiding him because he's injury-prone and best-suited for the slot position. I believe Eric Decker can overtake him during the season.
Randall Cobb, Packers — Cobb (knee) is back at practice and will be ready for Week One. He doesn't have much value considering how deep the receivers are in Green Bay, but he has talent and is someone to watch in-season. Let's see how the team uses him or how injuries affect depth-chart movement. He's currently going in only 2 percent of leagues.
Tight Ends
Jermichael Finley, Packers — Finley has looked sharp, but he did suffer an ankle injury, although it's not considered serious. Look for him to go in Week One, and I believe he'll be the Packers' top receiving threat this year. He is that good and may redefine the position.
Brent Celek, Eagles — Celek didn't practice last weekend because of what was termed a minor hip injury. According to reports, Celek and Michael Vick have worked together to build chemistry, and Celek will be more involved this season. I don't believe it. You have receivers DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin and Steve Smith to feed. Add LeSean McCoy and Ronnie Brown at running back, and there aren't enough footballs to go around. I'm sorry, but I'll avoid him on draft day and suggest you do the same.
Kellen Winslow, Buccaneers — Winslow has been relatively healthy the last two years after knee injuries and off-the-field issues highlighted the early portion of his career. He left last weekend's preseason game with an ankle injury, but it will not set him back and he'll be ready for Week One. I like Winslow, but as the young Bucs grow with their receivers, his numbers will decrease. Winslow's ADP of 156 (Round 13) in a 12-team league is a fair spot for him. I just believe there are other more worthy starting fantasy tight ends. Why risk a pick on a player with diminishing returns?
Garrett Hartley, Saints — Hartley has a "tweaked" hip, whatever that means. I say that because the team is not forthcoming with how badly hurt he is. Hartley's situation is worth watching, though, as reports have surfaced that the team will sign ex-Panthers PK John Kasay. I'll still consider grabbing Hartley, as he's on a high-powered offense and is worth holding for a week or two. I use the draft to find sleepers and will wait until the final few rounds for my defense and kicker. After over a dozen years in this industry, you learn a few things — one being kickers are not a dime a dozen, but close to it!


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Yoda is a pug/Boston terrier mix who spends his spare time getting folks in the St. Albans area in the Christmas spirit.
He visits nursing homes, schools, stores, anywhere that welcomes him in to spread cheer and a few smiles too!
His parents Monica and Bruce Hill say he loves dressing up, and his Santa costume is his favorite!
He has a multitude of talents, one including open up his own Christmas presents, which he demonstrated for us on the morning show.


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Cinderella's Victoria Clark Will Make Guest Appearance on "Good Day NY" (Plus Audio)
By Andrew Gans
Tony Award winner Victoria Clark, a 2013 Tony nominee for her performance as Marie in the Broadway debut of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella, will be a guest on Fox TV's "Good Day NY" May 13.
The acclaimed singing actress will discuss her work in the Tony-nominated revival; her appearance is scheduled for 9:20 AM ET.
Clark won her Tony Award for her performance in The Light in the Piazza and was also Tony-nominated for her work as the Mother Superior in Sister Act. She was also seen in the Los Angeles engagement of Follies.
To listen to Clark sing "It's Possible!," from the new Broadway cast recording of Cinderella (Ghostlight Records), click below.
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Math During Summer Vacation
Let's face it – when the summer sun is calling your child outdoors, the last thing he really wants to think about is anything related to school. Sure, you may be able to convince him that enjoying a book under a shady tree is not too bad of a way to spend an afternoon (or at least that it could bring him closer to a prize for finishing the local library's summer reading program), but ask him to do math during vacation and you will officially be entered in the "Craziest Parent of the Year" contest.
If you'd like your preteen to do more with numbers this summer than remember the time and channel of her favorite rerun, you'll need to be a bit sneaky. The good news for your child is that sneaky doesn't have to mean boring.
1. Appeal to the Business Side
Just as it is for adults, money is a great motivator for tweens. Encourage yours to rummage for unused toys and books and have a garage sale. If your child has trouble coming up with enough merchandise, "encourage her to sell lemonade, soda or cookies, too," says Geri Strandberg, a mother of two from Gilbert, Ariz. Not only will it make your house neater, it will give your child the chance to practice some mathematical skills. Discuss the concept of depreciation, and then let your preteen figure out what to charge for each item. Most Web sites devoted to garage-sale pricing recommend 10 to 30 percent of the original cost as a guideline. At the sale itself, let the child assist in adding up totals and giving back change.
With money in their pockets, preteens will probably want to hit the mall. Before you agree to drive, though, see if you can get them to think a bit longer term. Opening or adding to a savings account not only makes money available for bigger goals, but also rewards with free money in the form of interest. Many banks offer free gifts, such as piggy banks or stuffed animals, to young customers on their first visit. Monitoring account activity can help your child see how math is applicable to the "real world" and may instill a sense of pride in being old enough to have a personal statement book.
2. Appeal to the Fun Side
Any dieter can tell you that the best form of exercise is one that doesn't feel like exercise at all. When you're having fun, you just enjoy the activity – and what you gain (or in the case of a dieter, lose) in the process is just icing on the cake.
On long summer afternoons, take a break from the heat by going indoors for some board games. Classics such as Monopoly and Life provide plenty of opportunities to deal with money, and be sure to let your child serve as the banker for added experience.
Another great game to take up is chess. According to the American Chess Foundation, chess improves such math-related skills as visual memory, attention span, spatial reasoning and ability to anticipate consequences. "Many parents come here with their kids on field trips telling me how their children have changed since taking up chess," says Sharon Samole, membership director of the World Chess Hall of Fame. "They are better able to focus and sit still. Most tell me their children have improved math and science scores, too."
If you have a baseball fan in your household, use that love of the sport. Baseball is chock full of numbers: ERAs, RBIs, win-loss percentages, batting averages. Help your child understand the meaning behind the numbers, and then get out the Sunday sports section to do some comparisons and projections. Is any team on pace to win or lose 100 games? If A-Rod had 14 homers this month, what would his total for the season be if he kept up this pace? What is the difference in earned-run-average between the best and worst pitcher in the National League? To add to the fun, have each member of the family compile a simple fantasy team by choosing one player from any team for each of the nine positions (and yes, you can pick a designated hitter instead of a pitcher). Keep track weekly of how each person's dream team is doing by adding up the batting averages for all nine players and dividing by nine to get the average. The person whose team has the best batting average at season's end gets to pick the place for a family outing.
3. Appeal to the Sense of Adventure
Whether you are hitting the road to Disney or to Grandma's this summer, get out the map and let your tween help plot the journey. Talk about the shortest distance between two points being a straight line – and then see if that can work (little things like, say, the Great Lakes might get in the way). Let everyone guess the total number of miles, and then let your child determine the actual number using the map key and a ruler. Which state marks the halfway point? If you stop for bathroom breaks every two hours, in which cities would you end up (assuming a rate of 50 miles per hour)? If you get the dreaded "Are we there yet?" during the trip, pass the map to the backseat and say "You tell me how much farther." (If this doesn't help with math, at least it might cut down on whining.) Another way to pass travel time – load up on grade-level-appropriate Sudoku books and let your child discover why these Japanese number puzzles are so addictive.
4. Appeal to the Stomach
Your child may have been cooking with you for years, doing such tasks as stirring in chocolate chips or cracking open an egg. Now that he is older, he is ready to take on more challenges in the kitchen. Under your distant (but watchful) eye, let him tackle a recipe on his own that involves measuring out ingredients. (The cookie section of the Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book, a staple in many homes, is a good place to start.) Remind him that he may have to make some conversions (such as 8 ounces of butter being equal to half a pound), may need to improvise on measuring tools (such as using the quarter cup twice when the half cup is already dirty), should double-check his work before proceeding to the next step (such as whether it called for a teaspoon or a tablespoon of baking soda), and can double the recipe if he wants to make more. Being able to follow steps precisely to arrive at the desired result will serve him well in the future both in advanced mathematics and in the days when Mom will no longer be there to prepare every meal.


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I think everyone has lost something, at least once in their life. But how do we endure the bitterness of loss?
Since I was child, I survived by creating my own imaginary world. Drawing and writing helped me to escape tragedy. It didn't solve problems,
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Several years ago, I chose to move to a New World.
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Isn't that so nice?! The overwhelming help from all around the world because of the recent typhoon in the Philippines is one of the many reasons why we should always be thankful and think positive about life.
I know I don't talk much about current events here on my blog, but just for you to know, I'm aware of everything. It's just that I feel like things are always not to be blogged about. I'd rather pray for it and talk about it personally with my husband for example, but yeah. I'm aware of everything. We don't have TFC, but thank God for online browsing/live streaming. Hehehe!
So anyway, I hope that help will find their ways to reach out fast. And we will continue to be strong Filipinos and stand up.
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NEW YORK USA (AP) — The price of oil soared after European leaders took unexpectedly aggressive steps to support the region's beleaguered banking sector.
Benchmark US crude jumped by US$4.49, or 5.8 per cent, on Friday morning to US$82.18 per barrel in New York. Brent crude rose by US$4.15, or 4.5 per cent, to US$95.51 per barrel in London. A day earlier, oil hit its lowest level since early October.
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Oil surged after eurozone leaders agreed to pump bailout money directly into banks instead of onto the balance sheets of already stressed governments. The decision eased fears of widespread European bank failures that could have hampered lending in other parts of the world.
The measures were a breakthrough for Europe, whose leaders have repeatedly clashed over how to deal with hefty government debts. The deal was struck as borrowing rates in Spain and Italy surged to levels that were considered unsustainable.
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GrahamH wrote:Nit-picky perhaps, but I was just passing watching the tourists scrambling about vieing for space with passing hoards of pedestrians, and observed firstly how utterly ridiculous these yokes look, secondly how ugly they are, thirdly how insensitively positioned they are in a tourist hotspot, and fourthly the obstacle they presented right in the middle of the busiest footpath in the city. Just no thought.
Going back to the title of the thread, having recently heard a speech (though more of a passionate rant) on Irish limestone from one of the two producers left in Kilkenny, the extraordinary fact emerged that at least 50% of their output goes straight onto boats to the Netherlands. They cannot get enough of Irish limestone, and are willing to pay for it in spite of their own native resource - albeit somewhat inferior. Irish limestone is proving particularly popular for sea defences, but also for paving and quite highly engineered interlocking municipal paving systems that are expensive to produce. They spend significant sums on paving in the Netherlands, deeming it to be an improving, cost-eflective, long term investment.
And yet we don't even use the stuff here! Indeed in Kilkenny there's a row brewing over proposals to use Chinese granite from the other side of the world to repave the city centre, rather than native limestone from the outskirts of the town. It was noted that too often municpal authorities in Ireland just see figures on a sheet and the bottom line, and nothing of the wider costs - social, economic and environmental - of trucking the alternative half way across the planet from potentially dubious sources. Once these factors are considered, our own little narrow world of penny-pinching dissolves into insignificance.
Apparently there's also a reluctance to use limestone for paving: it often being deemed to be too slippery and not abrasive enough, whereas it is generally more than adequate in its natural state and especially so if a machine-punched finished is given.
It'd be great to see more native limestone paving the capital's streets. You see the odd freak blue limestone kerb that stands out beautifully even against concrete, but that's about the height of it. We really need to take both the longer term and wider view on this issue.
I may have mentioned it here before but I was flabbergasted to hear the same anecdote from a Tobermore sales rep a few years ago. He also stated that chineses granite is cheaper than ANY locally produced paving material. Prompts the obvious speculation about the lack of labour costs in chinese quarries... I know it is easier to cut as it is such a uniform material but if tonne for tonne it's cheaper than even the crappest suburban driveway material it is going to appeal to the pple who control the purse strings in local authorities,


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Lefthander Randy Wolf had a fine year for the Milwaukee Brewers in 2011, going 13-11 with a 3.69 ERA and 1.31 WHIP. He was a solid piece of the rotation that helped the Brew Crew win the NL Central title, and he started and won a game in the NLCS against the Cardinals.
Fast-forward to 2012: The Brewers are in disarray due to free-agent departures, trades and injuries. And Wolf has had a miserable season; his ERA is two runs higher at 5.69 and he is leading the NL in hits and runs allowed, not categories a starting pitcher would be proud of.
That's why this comes as little surprise:
BREAKING NEWS:— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) August 22, 2012
#Brewers release RHP Randy Wolf, INF Jeff Bianchi has been recalled from Triple-A Nashville
Bianchi, a second-round pick of the Royals in 2005, was claimed on waivers in January by the Brewers from the Cubs, a month after the Cubs had made a similar claim on him. This will be Bianchi's third stint with the Brewers this year; he went 0-for-13 the first two times.
The release is oddly timed, in one respect: today is Wolf's 36th birthday. Some birthday present, Brewers.
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Here's a look at a key matchup heading into Sunday's Week Three battle between the Vikings and Lions.
Vikings KR Percy Harvin vs. Lions coverage teams
Vikings special-teams coordinator Brian Murphy said Thursday that Percy Harvin, who has been slowed by migraine headaches and a sore hip, will return kickoffs if he's out there Sunday. He's by far the team's best weapon back there, and his two touchdowns were a big, hidden factor in last season's success. This season, Harvin has returned four kickoffs in two games for a 21.3-yard average and a long of 22.
"We're making progress. I believe that we are close," Murphy said when asked if he thought the Vikings were close to popping a long return. "It's just the consistency of all the players and it's coming, but we are not there yet. It's just a work in progress at this point."
Harvin's explosiveness and the better starting field position that results often put the offense in an advantageous position to start drives. That makes Brett Favre, Adrian Peterson and Co. more dangerous to opposing defenses when they are backed up closer to their own endzone.
Murphy thinks it's only a matter of time before Harvin breaks one. Harvin's health and lack of practice time have been issues, as well as a few moving parts on the kickoff-return team. Adding WR Hank Baskett, a good special-teamer, could help if he's active this weekend.
"I think that the kickoff return is coming and we're close, but eventually we need to pop the seal on that and start to create some field position," Murphy said.
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