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l Relay for Life of Rush County from 6 p.m. July 20 to 6 p.m. July 21, Memorial Park. Info: 765-969-8282.
l Farm Credit annual dance, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Knights of Columbus. Tickets $10 at the door with proceeds benefiting cancer research.
l Carthage Volunteer Fire Department fourth annual Community Day beginning at 3 p.m. The free event will have activities for all ages and include an evening fireworks display. A free will donation will be accepted at the event. Information: Fire Chief Josh Cooley at (765) 565-1234 or (765) 565-2231.
l Children's Day at the Gowdy House Museum, 619 N. Perkins, is from 1-3 p.m. Children's activities are planned and the museum and carriage house will be open for tours. There is no charge for this event.
l Bentonville School 11th Reunion at the Bentonville Firehouse. Anyone who attended classes at Bentonville at any time, or anyone interested in the community are welcome to attend. The firehouse will be open at 2 p.m. for social time, cookies and drinks. At 4:30 p.m. there will be a free
will offering buffet followed by a short business meeting and program. Everyone is encouraged to bring pictures, plates, t-shirts or other items
to be displayed. There will be a silent auction for donated items with proceeds going to the reunion fund. Information: Linda Petersen Hughett at 765-265-2942 or email email@example.com.
l The Lora Brook Hatfield Day at Stagg's Restaurant and Dairy Treats. A portion of sales from that day will go to the Lora Brook Hatfield Memorial Scholarship Fund at the Rush County Community Foundation. This fund provides scholarships to graduating seniors from RCHS and Knightstown Community High School. Please come and visit with the Hatfield and Newton Families and enjoy great food! Donations will also be accepted.
l Rushville Elks #1307. The Elks is trying something new! Sunday's from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., buffet style with bagels, eggs, bacon, sausage, shredded has browns, pancakes (with fruit available) and even a manned omelet station! Meal comes with choice of tea, lemonade, orange juice or coffee. Available July 22 and 29. Help make this a hit so we can continue to serve you one or two Sunday's a month. Open to the public.
l RCHS Band Camp runs July 23 through 27.
l Ivy Tech Community College Richmond will offer Admissions Information Sessions at local libraries across its five county region. Information will be available at the Rushville Public Library from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 25.
During these free information sessions, Stephanie Hill Alexander will answer questions about degree programs, financial aid, support services and getting started for fall semester. Classes start Aug. 20. Those who are unable to attend and have questions should contact Stephanie at 1-800-659-4562, ext. 1216 or by email email@example.com.
l Noble Niters meet at 5:45 p.m. at Lion's Club. Meal is $13.50. Meet at 6:30 p.m. at Peggie Cooper's (PB&J), 4080 E 650 N. Roll call response is, ÒWhat did you do on July 4?Ó Fill out program books.
l Rush County Players presents The Best of Broadway at 7:30 p.m. July 26, 27 and 28 and at 2:30 p.m. July 28 and 29 at the Rush County Courthouse. Information: 765-938-1711.
l WorkOne Eastern Indiana will host the ÒHire a Hoosier HeroÓ Recruitment & Job Fair for Veterans from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at New Castle High School Field House. This is a free event. Pre-registration is not required.
l Raymond Gipson Day free admission to Waggener Community Pool open 1 to 6 p.m.
l Rush County 4-H Day at Stagg's Dairy Treats. A percentage of sales will be donated to the Rush County 4-H club program. Please stop by and help support Rush County 4-H!
l Auditions for Rush County Player's "The Little Rushcals"from 6 to 8:30 p.m. July 30 and 31 at the Rush County 4-H Horse Park, behind the Rush County Highway Department, 1352 E. State Road 44, Rushville. Those auditioning are asked to bring a list of possible conflicts to auditions. Also, parents are asked to stay on-site as their child auditions. Shows are: Sept. 14, 15, and 16. If necessary, rain dates are the following weekend, Sept. 21-23, with all performances at the Gazebo in South Veterans Memorial Park.
l Registration for Rushville Consolidated High School from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 31 and 8 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. Aug. 1.
l All Rush County elementary schools registration, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Aug. 1 and 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Aug. 2.
l RCHS Freshman orientation is 7 p.m. Aug. 1.
l Pioneer Engineers Club 64th Annual Reunion, Aug. 2-5, Caldwell Pioneer Acres, 3 miles south of Rushville just off Hwy. 3. Price $5 for all four days. Children under 12 enter free. Expecting 25 plus large steam engines, 300 plus tractors, large variety of gas engines, 100 plus flea markets vendors, entertainment and food. Church services 4 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday. Hosting the 2012 Rumely Products Collectors' Expo. Camping: firstname.lastname@example.com Reunion info: www.pioneerengineers.com or Brian Vaughn at 812-346-7640.
l Indiana State Fair runs Aug. 3-19.
l RCHS Class of 92 will hold their 20 year reunion at 6:30 p.m., Aug. 4 at the K of C. Tours of the high school will be held at noon with family time from 1 to 3 p.m. at the park south of the football field. For more information, contact Laura Jessup at 561-2064 or visit the Facebook page.
l Fields Outdoor Adventures hosts Hunter Education class 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call the store for details: 765-932-3964 and fieldsoutdooradventures.com
l Tox-away Days are the first Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to noon at Smiley Avenue. Join in making this a Clean, Green Rush County.
l Benjamin Rush Middle School registration, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4:30 to 7 p.m., Aug. 6 and 8 a.m. to noon Aug. 7, 1601 N. Sexton St. Information: 932-2968.
l All Rush County Schools Kindergartens Open House, 6 p.m.
l Former Bohn/KS employees Annual Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. and eat at noon, Greensburg Country Club.
l Waggener Community Pool closes for the season.
l Only kindergarten students attend school Aug. 10.
l Rush County Schools first day of school. No Kindergarten Aug. 13. All attend Aug. 14.
l 2012 Area 9 Agency Senior Art Competition for ages 60 and over runs Aug. 15 to Sept. 21 at Indiana University East Meijer Artway with open judging Aug. 10.
l A Walk For Alex will be held starting with registration at 8 a.m. at the Rush County Fairgrounds. Monies raised to be used for autism awareness efforts. Info: Contact Aimee's Beauty Boutique or A. Workman, 1226 N. Perkins St., Rushville.
l l Indiana amateur radio/ham testing by volunteer examiners in the Rushville area. Test 9 a.m. to noon at Rushville Public Library. Test given the third Saturday of the months of August and November. Fee $15. Information: Michael Elder 932-3545, e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Test information found with zip code search at www.arrl.com.
l BRMS Open House from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Taco Night from 5 to 6:30 p.m. for students and parents. Book fair.
l RCHS Class of '87 Reunion is Labor Day Weekend, Sat. Sept 1, at
the Rushville Elks Golf Course. Go to rcs.rushville.k12.in.us, Rush County Schools homepage for details!
l Tox-away Days are the first Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to noon at Smiley Avenue. Join in making this a Clean, Green Rush County.
l The Rushville Parks Department will sponsor the Second Annual Gospel Sing beginning at 6 p.m. Sept. 8 at the Rushville Riverside Park Amphitheater. Organizers are in the early stages of planning. Groups or individuals interested in performing should contact Nancy Mitchell at 765-629-2125. For more information, contact the Rushville Park Department at 932-4146.
l Brian's Cause opening ceremoinies at 9:30 a.m. on the Rush Memorial Hospital campus, 1300 N. Man St. The ÒTogether We CanÓ 2-mile-walk will follow with participants walking a two-mile loop through Rushville before returning to the RMH campus. On-site health fair from 10 a.m. to noon. A silent auction is planned and lunch will be served. Information: Michele Gettinger 765-932-4111.
l Rush County Retired Teachers next meeting will be at noon Sept. 27 at the First Baptist Church.
l Rush Fest.
l Tox-away Days are the first Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to noon at Smiley Avenue. Join in making this a Clean, Green Rush County.
l The community food pantry, 109 East Third Street, Rushville is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday. Bring photo ID. Donations welcomed.
l Diabetes education classes are held from 5 to 7 p.m. on the first, second, and third Tuesday of each month at Rush Memorial Hospital Skills Lab, second floor. Cost, $10 per class with a $25 refund if all three classes are attended. Info: 765-932-7416 or email@example.com
l Partners for a Healthy Rush County meets at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at the Boys & Girls Club. open to all interested businesses, organizations or individuals in Rush County.
l AA and Al-Anon meet at 7:30 p.m. Mondays at St. Paulos United Methodist Church.
l Crossroads Serenity Group, an Al-Anon group, meets from 6 to 7 p.m. every Monday at 333 N. Main Street, Rushville. Information: Gail at 317-642-9112 or Larry at 765-277-9477.
l A dance at the Raleigh Community Club is held from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Saturday. Everyone welcomed.
l Veterans, if you have an appointment at the Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis call (765) 932-3075, seven to 10 days in advance, to arrange a ride in the DAV van. Veterans who need a ride sooner call (765) 561-5445 or (765) 932-2703.
l Rush County Victimos Assistance, Inc. has its monthly meeting on the third Monday of each month at 6 p.m. For location contact the office at 938-1555. The public always is invited. Info: Barbara Kuhn at 938-1555.
l A parent support group meets at 6 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month in the Rushville Public Library meeting room. This group is for parents, guardians, caregivers or any family member of someone with mental or physical challenges. Those attending the group decide the topics. Info: Julie Shelton at 932-5190 or Barb Wilson at 938-1952.
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Morganians triumph at Beggars Brook (From This is The West Country)
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Morganians triumph at Beggars Brook
2:00pm Tuesday 4th February 2014 in Sport
North Petherton III 17, Morganians 19
MORGANIANS ran out narrow winners in Saturday's friendly with North Petherton III at Beggars Brook.
Russell Potter opened the scoring for North Petherton when he broke through a number of tackles to score near the posts.
But Morganians surged back into the game and soon registered tries of their own, before Pethy struck again to bring the scores closer.
Morganians battled on and defended well to eventually snatch victory by just two points.
l In Somerset 2S, Bridgwater & Albion 3rds' fixture at Hornets 3rds was one of the few to survive the weather, with the home side running out 19-15 winners.
l On Saturday, Albion 3rds visit Minehead Barbarians 2nds, while Morganians entertain Wiveliscombe 2nds

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Last year at this time, you probably had no idea who Mark Melancon was. Then he became a full-fledged closer, complete with the proper ID badges, Holiday Inn discounts, and hosannas that go along with the job. And a year later, he's back in the minor leagues. Relieving is a cruel, cruel line of work. From Nick Cafardo:
Mark Melnacon has been sent to pawtucket.— Nick Cafardo (@nickcafardo) April 18, 2012
Melancon allowed five home runs in his two innings of work this year, which is more than Jonny Venters has allowed for his career. Melancon allowed 11 earned runs in his four appearances, which is three more than David Robertson allowed last year. I've got facts like this for days. Melancon has been historically awful in just two innings.
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Set on the slope of Koko Head Crates, this spacious two-story family-style home offers panoramic ocean views and breathtaking sunsets over Diamond Head. Decorated with a touch of island decor, this villa features a large full kitchen, two living room areas and large lanais. Enjoy a swim in your private solar heated swimming pool after a day at the beach.
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DORAVILLE — An unidentified man was struck and killed on Interstate 285 in Doraville early Sunday morning, according to police.
Doraville police said the man was struck by two vehicles at around 3:30 a.m. on westbound I-285, just west of the Peachtree Industrial Blvd. exit.
Police said the man was hit by one car, which stopped, then a second car, which left the scene.
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You may not have eaten there, but you've definitely seen the Empire Diner—that lovely hunk of metal stationed on the corner of 22nd Street and 10th Avenue in New York's Chelsea neighborhood. The 1940s eatery made a cameo in Manhattan, and even appeared in a vintage Heinz Ketchup ad. Perhaps more impressive, though, is the fact that in its heyday, the retro diner, which served as the backdrop for Robert Farbers' iconic 1970s Bloomingdale's campaign (above), was a favorite grub hub for everyone from Madonna to Steven Spielberg to Barbra Streisand. After a tumultuous half decade (due to some complicated lease negotiations, it closed in 2010, briefly reopened as a horribly touristy joint dubbed the Highliner, and then closed again), Empire has risen once more under the direction of executive chef Amanda Freitag. According to WWD, the new menu offers old-school favorites (think pancakes and milkshakes) as well as more highbrow bites, like gravlax with caviar. Between the food and the history, it sounds like the new Empire has achieved the perfect balance of flash and nostalgia to attract the area's lofty gallery set.


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Productivity is the name of the game for West Coast ports leading up to the expansion of the Panama Canal in 2015. Unlike many of the ports on the East and Gulf coasts that are deepening their harbors and enlarging their marine terminals to prepare for the mega-ships that will begin transiting the canal in 2015, the major West Coast gateways already have 50-foot harbors and terminals of 100 to more than 400 acres in size.
In order to prevent an erosion of market share to East Coast ports, the Seattle-Tacoma, Oakland and Los Angeles-Long Beach gateways must improve their efficiency in unloading vessels, moving containers through the yards and expediting the departure of containers by truck and intermodal rail.
The 25 to 26 container moves per crane per hour that mark West Coast port operations must be increased to at least 30 moves per hour. Terminal operators are exploring options for automating yard, gate and on-dock rail operations. The busiest terminals will invest in costly equipment such as dual-hoist cranes, automated guided vehicles and automated stacking cranes. The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, which together handle about 40 percent of U.S. imports from Asia, will spend more than $7 billion in the coming decade on larger, more efficient terminals and improved connectivity to rail and highway networks.
Offering a transit time advantage of a week to 10 days to the U.S. interior, and the potential for reducing per-slot vessel costs by hundreds of dollars with the arrival of vessels having a capacity of 13,000-TEU capacity, West Coast ports want to beat the canal by even further expanding their 70 percent market share of U.S. imports from Asia.
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- about 10 feet of pine 1x2 lumber
- wood screws
- toggle bolts for mounting the cases on sheetrock
- painters tape (for marking cutting line)
The tools used were:
- scroll saw with metal cutting blade
- drill & bits
- screwdriver
Step 1: Remove the lining
Step 2: Mark case for cutting
I wanted to make the shelves 6 inches deep, so I wrapped the area to be cut with painters tape, then measured and drew a line at the 6 inch point all the way around the suitcase. The painters tape made the line easy to see, and kept the shoe of my scroll saw from marring the surface. It also helps to keep the suitcase from coming apart after you've cut most of the way around.
Step 3: Saw off the part you don't want
Cutting the suitcase was easy. I used a metal cutting blade in my scroll saw because most of the cases had a metal band around the middle (where the lid meets the bottom of the case) that I had to cut through.
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Doe eyes not only make us look more awake, but they make us appear younger too! Whatever the size of your eyes, you too could fake wide and bright peepers, even on those days when you've forgone your beauty sleep – makeup, you lifesaver.
Ladies, you don't need contacts or cosmetic surgery; just these basic tactics to achieve larger eyes:
Tactical Lines
Instead of entering your waterline, always swipe your pencil/brush under your lower lashes. Leaving the waterline bare gives the impression that the whites of your eyes extend further than they really do. Use shimmers to really show off your doe eyes.
Using a dark liner on your upper lashline also helps create that open-eyed look, as it creates an illusory effect, suggesting that your lashes are longer than they actually are. Sneaky, eh? Don't accidentally leave any skin showing between your eyeliner and your lashline, as this will dispel the effect completely.
Shape Your Eyebrows
By brushing up your eyebrows and creating an arch, you're opening up the area around the eye and creating an instant lengthening effect. Don't believe us? Try it for yourself.
Even if you have lovely, natural arches, always groom your eyebrows. A few stray hairs will start drawing everyone's attention downwards, whereas a clean shape will accentuate your eyes.
Understand Colour-Use
When applying your shadow, you should have a good idea about how to shade and tone. Using several colours on your lid creates depth and dimension. Always use a light colour or white pencil at the inner corner of your eyes, swipe your medium tone across your lid, and contour your crease with a darker shade.
Tackle The Peripheral
Apply light concealer around the eye area, as this attracts light, and makes you seem more doe-eyed. It'll also work to remove any panda circles or uneven tones for a flawless finish.
Tame Your Lashes
Your natural lashes can work against you, when it comes to opening up your eyes. Use an eyelash curler to give them a lift and then apply a few layers of mascara. If you can be bothered with the faff, falsies are up for consideration too.
Go Brighter
Some people find that smoky hues make their eyes appear dramatic, but smaller. Don't just stick to the same old moody palette and try out different, bright shades instead – this will draw attention to your peepers and attract light, rather than absorb it.
Go ombre and start with a light, colourful shade at the inner corners of your eyes and blend out to the crease with increasingly darker tones.
Use Your Lips As A Tool
You can get away with no eye makeup (including mascara) and still make your peepers pop, just by supporting a daringly colourful shade of lipstick. Remember to go around your optical area with a concealer to cancel out any uneven tones. Perfect for a girl's night at the cinema, when you're just looking for some casual glam.
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William Vazquez fundraising for Atlanta Youth Tennis & Education Foundation
"To Serve With Love" is the Annual Fund Campaign for the Atlanta Youth Tennis & Education Foundation
I am reaching out on behalf of an organization whose mission I believe in, the Atlanta Youth Tennis and Education Foundation (AYTEF). I support AYTEF because not only are they making a positive impact on Atlanta's youth tennis community, they are also investing in America's future. Please help me To Serve With Love this February in the inaugural year for the Atlanta Youth Tennis & Education Foundation Annual Fund Campaign
How does AYTEF serve? The Atlanta Youth Tennis & Education Foundation (AYTEF) is the 501(c)3 foundation under USTA Atlanta. With a mission to promote the physical and mental development of underserved youth through tennis and education, they are serving youth ages 5-18 in afterschool programs at Boys & Girls Clubs, Atlanta public schools and City of Atlanta Parks & Recreation Centers. Their afterschool programs combine three key elements of tennis instruction, a life skills program and their ACE curriculum – aligned with Common Core State and National Standards.
How can you serve? Please consider making a donation to the help these programs continue to grow in 2013. We are providing opportunities for youth who may not otherwise have a chance for success.
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Basic shapes using fine materials add sophistication to any room, and the coffee table by Organize It All is no exception. This black-finished table has two solid panels that serve as its "legs." A tempered glass pane lays on top of the table to accent its dark color and to add a timeless look to the piece. The table has a modern, artistic appeal without sacrificing any of its utility. Let it form the obvious centerpiece to any room without spending a bundle. Check out similar products, also from the Dusk Collection, that match this table's excellence and value.
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A First Look at the Russell Westbrook x Jordan Brand Collection for Barneys New York
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The first images of the Russell Westbrook x Jordan Brand x Barneys collection are here. The images confirm suspicions that the Jordan Shine would be launched as part of the collection – you'll notice that Westbrook has the black colorway of that lux Jordan 1 on feet for all the shots shown. The collection is set to launch in August at all Barneys stores and online, and will feature goods from apparel Marcelo Burlon and Naked & Famous, and accessories from Want Les Essentiels, Selima Optique, Del Toro and Globe-Trotter to go with the Jordan Brand pieces. Get a look after the click and tel lus in the comments and then head to WWD to read more on the Russell Westbrook x Jordan Brand x Barneys project.
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AUBURN — Auburn Police are asking the public for information in the robbery of a Rite Aid Pharmacy Tuesday night.
At about 7:25 p.m., police responded to a call that an armed robbery had occurred at the pharmacy on Union Street Bypass, according to a release issued by Deputy Chief Jason Moen on Wednesday.
"A white male, 5-foot, 8-inches (tall) and weighing approximately 170 pounds wearing a white shirt, tan ball cap and blue jeans walked into the store and approached the front counter," the release stated. "The suspect gave the clerk a note demanding money and then displayed a handgun that was tucked into the waist of his pants."
The suspect fled the store with a small amount of cash. The robbery is under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact Auburn police Detective Barry Schmieks at 333-6651, extension 2068.


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Middlezoy Rovers continue winning run (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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Middlezoy Rovers continue winning run
11:48am Monday 10th September 2012 in Sport
Errea County League Division 2W
Middlezoy Rovers 3, Wells City Res 2
MIDDLEZOY continued their terrific early season with a narrow home victory over Wells City Reserves on Saturday.
The home side did not start well and gifted the visitors two goals from defensive mistakes within the first 25 minutes.
Middlezoy found a breakthrough early in the second half with a well-guided finish from the left boot of Craig Wright.
Ten minutes later, Damon Jennings drew Middlezoy level with a diving header. And the game was won in the 80th minute by substitute Steve Hall who capped a memorable week with a great solo effort.
Middlezoy entertain Worle next Saturday.
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Justin Edinburgh's year proves that we chose wisely – Exiles
8:00am Thursday 4th October 2012 in Sport By Andrew Penman
JUSTIN Edinburgh celebrates his first year in charge of Newport County AFC today and the men who brought him to the club have paid tribute to the "fantastic" job he has done over the past 12 months.
The former Rushden & Diamonds manager was handed the reins at Spytty Park on October 4 last year with County one off the bottom of the Blue Square Bet Premier.
A year on and the Exiles are one off the top of the table with Edinburgh having overseen a complete overhaul of his playing staff and a transformation in form, as well as the move to Rodney Parade.
He ensured survival last season following the disastrous start to the campaign under his predecessor Anthony Hudson and steered County to their first visit to Wembley.
It's been a rollercoaster year in charge and former chairman Chris Blight is delighted that the decision to appoint Edinburgh has been vindicated and predicts a bright future for the club.
"We'd had our eye on Justin for a while," said Blight. "The second he became available he went to the top of the list of people we wanted to appoint.
"With my role in the Football Conference I'd heard a lot of people speaking very highly of Justin and we were delighted when he agreed to join the club.
"He joined a fairly tormented squad after a very difficult time at the start of last season but it didn't take him long to put his own stamp on things.
"The main ambition last season was to stay up and he achieved that, with a trip to Wembley thrown in as a bonus as well.
"And the way we have started this season has been superb.
"I can't speak highly enough of Justin. He's done a fantastic job."
Blight is happy to have become simply a fan of the club since stepping down as chairman and believes his successor Les Scadding deserves praise as well.
"Justin is getting very good support from Les and the board of directors and I'm sure he's very happy with that," he added.
"The last time we paid a fee for a player was for Lee John (in 2007) and with the income from the new ground, a good team and a good manager things are looking up."
Current board member Howard Greenhaf, who also played a part in bringing Edinburgh to the club, said: "Justin is a top manager and a top man.
"I think he will be a Premier League manager but hopefully we can hang on to him as long as possible and he can take us into the Football League first."
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A rich, velvet, chocolaty aroma envelops this enticing blend of deep, dark Puerh and organic cocoa nibs. Numi's Chocolate Puerh is made with organic wild-harvested tea leaves fermented and ripened into an earthy black tea. Whole vanilla beans and sweet accents of orange peel enhance this blend along with nutmeg and cinnamon rounding off a spicy finish. Rich in antioxidants, this hearty and healthy Puerh tea is decadence in a cup.


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Women's golf heads to Daytona for Xavier LPGA Invitational
The JU women's golf team kicks off the Ashley Prange era in the Xavier LPGA Invitational on Friday morning.
The Dolphins had a solid start to the season, with a young group finishing in eighth place at the Great Smokies Intercollegiate. Freshman Natalie Schmett tied for eight in her first collegiate tournament at even-par.
"I am excited that the Xavier LPGA Invitational this weekend will be launching my career as the new head women's golf coach here at JU," Prange said. "LPGA International is a course that I know like the back of my hand with the many rounds I have competed on it. I am looking forward to seeing the progress and hard work the team has put in and it transforming to great results. I look for this to be the start of a new era for the JU Women's golf program."
The Dolphins were in the hunt for the title after 18 holes in the opener, entering the final round in a tie for third at six-over par. Freshman Jessica Welch carded a two-under par 70 in that round, recording six birdies to lead the Dolphins.
Joining the freshmen duo will junior Gaia Olcese along with seniors Alison Cornell and Morgan Jackson. Olcese just missed a top 20 finish in the opener, tying for 21st at four-over par. Cornell carded a career-best 77 in the first round.
The tournament begins Friday morning, with the second round on Saturday and the final round on Sunday.


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New London — Monday's groundbreaking for Village on Thames in Fort Trumbull is delayed after developers failed Thursday to show proper financing for the 34-unit housing project.
A closing to transfer the property to the Stillman Organization scheduled for today was postponed, according the Renaissance City Development Association. Monday's groundbreaking is also delayed, said Karl-Erik Sternlof, the RCDA's vice president.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio issued a statement that said, in part, the city had fulfilled its obligations under the development agreement with Stillman, and "the responsibility now lies with the developer to provide adequate financial representations to proceed."
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Gingery Peanut Noodles With Chicken
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- 1/2 cup peanut butter
- 3 tablespoons rice vinegar
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon grated fresh ginger
- 8 ounces spaghetti (1/2 box)
- 1 1/2 cups shredded rotisserie chicken
- 1 red bell pepper, sliced
- 1/2 English cucumber, cut into strips
- 2 scallions, sliced
- 2 tablespoons chopped unsalted roasted peanuts
- Cook the pasta according to the package directions; drain and return it to the pot.
- In a blender, combine 1 cup water with the peanut butter, rice vinegar, soy sauce, brown sugar, and ginger. Blend until smooth.
- Add the peanut mixture, chicken, bell pepper, cucumber, and scallions to the pasta pot and toss to combine. Serve sprinkled with the peanuts.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 441
- Protein 29g
- Carbohydrate 34g
- Sugar 10g
- Fiber 4g
- Fat 23g
- Sat Fat 4g
- Calcium 36mg
- Iron 3mg
- Sodium 1189mg
- Cholesterol 47mg
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To shred a rotisserie chicken, pull off the breasts and legs with your hands (if you're squeamish, you can use a knife); remove the bones and, using 2 forks, pull the meat apart. A 2 1/2 pound rotisserie bird will yield 3 1/2 to 4 cups of meat.
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Welsh charity selected to tell its message through film
The Welsh charity LATCH is being given the opportunity to get its message across through film.
The charity which helps children who have been diagnosed with cancer and their families has been selected to take part in Untold Stories, an initiative which matches top film-makers with smaller charities to create professional films.
The films will be broadcast on Media Trust's national television channel, Community Channel, in the spring and distributed widely online.
To date, Untold Stories has produced more than 175 films for charities working in disability, community, race relations, sport, arts and the environment.
– Denise Henderson, general manager at Latch
We are thrilled to have been selected for the Untold Stories and to have this opportunity to tell our story through film.
The emotional ups and downs of the gruelling treatment for cancer really takes its toll on family life. At Latch we aim to support these families and the children through the difficult times in emotional, financial and practical ways.


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FlightPro displays your current position and flight plan onto an FAA Sectional, TAC, Low Altitude or High Altitude chart (supports US only at this time). On the ground, current weather information (NEXRAD, winds, PIREPs, SIGMETs, AIRMETs, TAFs, and METARs) is overlaid for long range planning, allowing pilots to visualize how current conditions will impact their flight. ADS-B compatibility available in flight.
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BC at age 43; Mastectomy with expander; BRCA2+; prophylactic mastectomy with bi-lateral lat flap. Finally prophylactic oophorectomy and hysterectomy;
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My journey
I was diagnosed with breast cancer May 31, 2006 and had surgery, chemo and radiation. I have only an aunt on my father's side that had breast cancer at age 62, so I wasn't considered high-risk. After a lot of discussion with my genetics counselor, I went ahead and got tested for the BRCA gene -- not only for me, but also for my family. I got the results back in April 2007 and tested positive for BRCA2. Because of that, I had a prophylactic mastectomy on the other side with lattissimus flap reconstruction on both sides. In December 2007, I had hysterectomy and oophorectomy and am currently on Aromasin.
The hardest part of my journey
Seeing the irreparable damage to my body due to the treatments and surgery. Realizing that I am not in control of my destiny. Losing my expander three months after surgery. Seeing myself in the mirror without a breast made it very real. We have to find a cure. Not just for me, but for my family and so many others who are touched by this devastating disease.
If I could do it over again
Worked less and rested more during treatment. Allowed others to help out more. Taken a little more time to look at all the options before starting down the path of treatment.
My participation with FORCE
I connected with a lot of wonderful ladies during Chat-a-thon 2008. It was so wonderful to be able to talk to others that have walked the same road. Some are ahead of me on the road and some behind. I hope that I can help somebody else along the way.
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Buddypress usernames get '-2' appeneded when editting profile
I was wondering if anyone could help with my problem in Buddypress.
When a user with a special character in their username edits their profile '-2′ is appended to their 'user_nicename' meaning that after a few edits their profile url can look like this
I have reset the 'user_nicename' field for affected users in the database and deleted the extra '-2s' but it just starts again. I have also tried adding
`define( 'BP_ENABLE_USERNAME_COMPATIBILITY_MODE', true );`
and also changing this to
`define( 'BP_ENABLE_USERNAME_COMPATIBILITY_MODE', false );`
in bp-custom.php and this makes no difference. I have just installed Buddypress and some users pre-existed with special characters in their username. I did find people with a similar problem on buddypress support (ticket/2642) however it is old and outdated and does not help me.
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I recently set up a subdomain using buddypress and S2member. Everything seemed to be going ok. I left the site for a week and when I came back I was unable to access pages unless I was logged in. The homepage is a post, I can click on and access it but when I click on other pages like forum or members, it shows an error "unavailable".
When I go back to the homepage (post) and log in I can access all pages again.
Does anyone have any idea if buddypress is causing this ? and how do I fix it ?
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Birmingham Police have released some 9-1-1 calls from the morning a UPS plane crashed near the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, killing the pilot and co-pilot.
Captain Henry Irby III says that eight calls were made between 4:48 a.m. and 5:19 a.m. about the crash. Police have released three of those calls to FOX6.
In one call, a witness says the plane broke apart and in yet another, the caller says "we heard some noise and then a crash and a big ole blaze and a cloud."
The cause of the crash is still under investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
Below is a transcript of each released call:
Caller: Hello?
911: Ma'am, this is 911. Do you have an emergency?
Caller: Yes, plane done crashed. Over here by airport...plane come down.
911: OK. Where is it at?
Caller: Over here by the airport. Eastlake Boulevard.
911: Eastlake Boulevard? There's a plane crash?
Caller: Yeah.
911: Do you see the plane crashed?
Caller: Yeah, I'm backing my car up now.
911: How big...is it a large plane?
Caller: It's a large plane. Look like it broke up.
911: OK. Stay on the line. Stay on the line for the fire department. Do not hang up, ok?
911: Birmingham 911, operator 9690.
Caller: Yes, uh. I live on...street. Something came down a few minutes ago...90th...uh... Airport Road. We think it was a plane. It came across there...there was a big ole blaze and then a crash.
911: OK, and you say it came from what area?
Caller: Over in airport area, right off airport road.
911: OK, so a big flash?
Caller: It was, we heard some noise and then a crash and a big ole blaze and a cloud.
911: Hold on...let me connect you to fire and rescue so they can respond.
911: Birmingham Police 8111
Caller: Yes, my wife just called and I walked down to the scene at Airport Road. Airport Road, over on the airport side...and there is still a big blaze. I'm not sure if that's a plane...most of it's on the landing strip over there, but for right now I hadn't heard any emergency vehicles from the FAA, Birmingham come up this way on airport road. (inaudible) Not sure of the address...it's 90th Place... past 90th Place and Airport Road.
911: What is it? A wreck?
Caller: It seemed like a...I think it was a plane. (inaudible) There's a landing strip that come across from there...and you just heard a big blaze....bomb, like. And a streak of fire...and still on the far end on the airport property a fire...that's blazing real good, uh, on their property.
911; OK, let me connect you with the fire department...Stay on the line.
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One of the very few remaining founding members from the original sports format of what was then Sports Talk 950 in 2005, Harry Mayes has been integral in the rise of the radio station and has carved out a very important role with 97.5 The Fanatic. Harry is the mid-day co-host from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. He provides an enthusiastic approach to sports talk – somewhat irreverent, never dull and always ready to provide a passionate opinion. Harry has also co-hosted various show such as the Desean Jackson Show, the Brian Dawkins Show, the Brian Westbrook Show and our Eagles Pre-Game Show
Prior to joining the radio station Harry was with ESPN Radio in the Lehigh Valley. He actually began with radio in Sales, but followed his passion of talking about sports and got himself positioned in front of the microphone. When Harry came to our station he started off as a Sports Update Anchor, but his talk show skills shined through and before long Harry was hosting shows regularly on the station. Harry can also be seen from time-to-time in the Fall as a contributor for Fox-29's coverage of the Eagles and has appeared as a commentator on CBS-3's Sports Zone
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Margaret Smith, an 89-year-old women was recently attacked by a group of minors. She was asked by the group of teens to drive them across town. When Margaret agreed the teens grabbed the keys from her and then proceeded to stuff the 89-year-old women into the trunk of her own car. The teens then dropped her off in a cemetery and left with her car. They were found driving the car a few days later and arrested.
I have no sympathy for these teens and feel as though they should all be treated in court as adults. The choices that they made that day are completely crazy to me. I wonder what their motive was and where their parents were when they were doing these terrible acts. No person should be treated like this, let alone an 89-year-old women who was doing them a favor.
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Sensing it was hooked must have thrown this majestic fish into a rage, for it rocketed straight up as if shot out of a silo, scaring the bejesus out of the anglers and me, and eliciting a shriek of delight from the crew. It dove down deep and then greyhounded away from the boat. The captain threw the boat into reverse and backed down aggressively on the fish, sending the gears into a throaty growl of protest. Water gushed over the transom and buffeted the angler with 10-gallon bursts at a time, his right hand furiously cranking the reel all the while.
There's something special about seeing a sportsman realize his dream. Watching him apply every bit of vigor and force he could muster to the task of battling the behemoth, I knew that this fellow had reached that golden moment that he'd been dreaming about for months. The suddenness of the strike, the proximity of the action to the boat and the crazy way in which we pursued our massive quarry with water now engulfing the deck all combined to make this an incredibly intense experience. I managed somehow to squeeze off some frames in the midst of all the excitement, but for the most part I was too darn excited to do anything more than hold onto the rails of the boat and scream encouragement. After a 10-minute fight punctuated by incredible aerial displays, the marlin was brought to the transom for a successful release.
In addition to the black marlin that run from December to March and June to September, blues from 300 to 600 pounds can be caught during the same months, and big tuna, like the triple-digit yellowfin that hit Ted Freund's live skipjack on a blind strike the following day, are available from December to August.
In addition, the inshore bite at TSL is as good as it gets anywhere. The angler from France found this out firsthand. Unlike the other guests, he decided to troll big Rapalas and drop down live skipjacks with downriggers just off the rocky shoreline; he was rewarded for his efforts with many big black groupers and cubera snapper that proved to be quite a hit at the dinner table.
A fair number of guests decided to take a break from fishing during their weeklong stay to enjoy the other activities that the resort offers. A masseuse lives at the resort and caters to the whims of clients from 8 a.m. till 11 p.m., while a swimming pool, Internet room and a deluxe gift shop featuring handcrafted gold jewelry that's panned from the Piñas River are sure to keep you busy.
Just around the tip of Piñas Bay lies the tiny village of Piñas, with a population of 600. Many of the staff members who work at TSL reside in the Piñas village, and I found it particularly neat to be welcomed into their homes when I made the short boat ride over there with 12 other clients. Each week TSL brings over a group of clients to visit the Piñas village, where they are treated to a walk through the town and an authentic dance put on by the locals in a oversize thatch hut called a bohio. We mingled with the locals a bit more, were presented with the opportunity to purchase crafts they'd fashioned and then capped off the day with a party at the Palace.
The Palace is a separate residence that overlooks the entire resort; it's appointed with all the luxuries and amenities that you'd find at a five-star private villa, except that it's more than 100 miles away from the nearest road. It's accessed by a trolley that whisks guests up a steep hill to the front of the porch that offers breathtaking views of Piñas Bay. TSL can accommodate up to 36 people, and its top-notch restaurant, bar and swimming pool make you feel right at home.
On the last night of the weeklong stay, the lodge hosted a grand five-course meal that ended with baked Alaska - a tradition that's been going on for nearly 50 years. The staff put on an awards ceremony highlighting the achievements of the anglers. Guests danced, retired to the bar and spent the last evening swapping tales of their recent angling exploits, a fitting end to a week of world-class fishing, luxury and adventure.
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The Nifty and the Sensex closed flat on Friday. The Nifty shed 2.5 points to close at 5320 and the BSE three points to close at 17558.
Market-men are expecting follow-up action on the statements made by the Finance Minister.
"There are concerns on fiscal deficit, inflation, monsoons, crude prices and fiscal reforms on the domestic front. We maintain that reforms are a pre-requisite for the markets to move up. GDP estimates have been downgraded by RBI and by various other agencies already. In the absence of reforms, there may be rating downgrades which might start flowing in from rating agencies. If this happens, fund flows may dry up, which may push the rupee further down and stoke imported inflation (especially on the crude oil front), said Dipen Shah, Head - PCG (Private Client Group) Research, Kotak Securities."
Buying was witnessed in the IT, TECK, FMCG and oil and gas sectors. However, consumer durables, auto, banking and PSU sector stocks dragged the Sensex down.
HUL, Sterlite, Maruti, TCS and Infosys were the top five Sensex gainers; SBI, Tata Motors, Hero MotoCorp, Tata Steel and Coal India were the top five losers.
On the NSE, auto and PSU bank indices were the biggest losers while IT and media indices were the largest gainers.
Volatility was down 1.6 per cent and the India Vix closed at 16.07.
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A little over a month ago I blogged about leaving RBA. In that post I also mentioned that I would have an additional post the following Monday giving all the details of where I decided to go to. I also promised that I would be much more active on the blog. Naturally I failed to live up to both of those expectations I set for you and myself. I could make excuses like being busy with my new job or the holidays, but in the end it doesn't really matter. So, let's start with a clean slate, shall we?
I left RBA to join…….wait for it…….drumroll…….Microsoft as a technical evangelist focusing on all things Windows 8!
My first month has been crazy busy. You often hear that joining Microsoft is drinking from a fire hose. I'm here today to tell you that's not true. It's actually like drinking from 5 fire hoses at once. Oh, and the spigots on each hose only increase the amount of water coming out – you can't turn 'em off. Luckily I was ready for it. Putting into practice tips and tricks from books like Getting Results and Getting Things Done have made all the difference in helping me get my feet under me.
"Wait, wait, wait a minute" I hear you saying. "Windows 8? Windows 8! Aren't you the Windows Azure guy?" Yes, if you've followed me for any length of time you know I love all things Azure. However, if you've followed me for an even longer time you also know I have a passion for client side development (Windows Phone, and, yes, even Silverlight, may it rest in peace). I'm excited about coming full circle, getting back to my roots, and any other kind of stock quote you can think of, to be doing client development again. Of course, don't blame me if I put my Azure twist on things.
Now you're saying, "OK. Fine. What does all this have to do with me?" Simple, I'm here to help you write great apps and games for the Windows Store. Over the coming days you'll see posts from inviting you to work 1 on 1 with me or my partner in crime Jeff Brand to get your apps out of your brain, onto the keyboard, and into the store. We'll have a variety of options for you including:
- Office hours at the Microsoft Store at the Mall of America in Bloomington, MN
- Office hours at the Microsoft Technology Center in Edina, MN
- Code camps in the Twin Cities, Nebraska, and Iowa
- Scheduled online office hours
While you're waiting for those posts to come out, I wanted to give you some incentive to start creating those apps. Actually, not just some incentive, a CRAZY I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS IS TRUE incentive. Here's the deal:
First, you'll need to register at http://aka.ms/getyourappon. Go do it now, I'll wait. Really. I don't mind.
Good, now that that's done, you'll just need to publish your app to the Windows Store and/or the Windows Phone Store by February 28, 203 to qualify for these SWEET rewards:
- A store registration reimbursement† AND a copy of Halo 4 for Xbox 360!
- A chance to win one of 12 Xbox 360 consoles with Kinect. The more apps you enter, the more chances you'll have to win.
- The Grand Prize: Three devs with the best apps will win an ultimate backstage pass to Microsoft Studios and spend the day with the Windows 8 Games Studios team—makers of Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, and XBOX-enabled games!
Need some help getting your app done? Besides crashing some of my office hours, which I hope you do, you can also check out the Generation App 30 day programs for Windows 8 and Windows Phone. These programs are great resources as they'll give you:
- Insider tips and tricks on Windows 8 and Windows Phone application development. You will receive step-by-step instructions on how to move forward with developing a polished app!
- Personal on-the-phone access to a Windows 8 and Windows Phone expert*.
- An exclusive one-on-one Windows UI style design consultation*.
- An opportunity to test your app with qualified experts an App Lab.
I'll personally vouch for the Generation App program as prior to joining Microsoft I participated in one of their contests to get a Windows 8 app in the Store prior to Windows 8 launching. For completing the challenge I got a Samsung Series 7 tablet that I gave to my wife who absolutely loves it.
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A teen has been found dead a week after he went missing while swimming on Old Hickory Lake.
James Davis Jr., 15, and two other teenagers jumped off a cliff July 14 near a boat ramp on Orian Lane outside Lebanon at Hunters Point Access Area.
Two of the teens were unhurt, but Davis, a sophomore at Lebanon High School, was not seen after the jump.
On Saturday, crews confirmed they recovered the missing teen's body four miles downstream.
Crews with Wilson and Trousdale counties, along with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, all helped search in the days following the drowning.
"It's just a real dangerous area, and it's a gathering point for teenagers. It's in a secluded area, it's hard to patrol and, really, some type of barricade or something needs to be put up here," said Wilson County Sheriff Robert Bryan.
Drownings and swimming mishaps have happened far too often recently in Middle Tennessee despite constant warnings from emergency responders.
Last month, a man drowned at Percy Priest Lake, and another died last week after swimming at the Stones River in Murfreesboro, where crews made four water rescues in four days.
Officials say debris on the water, along with sharp, jagged rocks and fallen trees below the surface, can pose deadly for those who choose to jump into the water.
"You could very easily jump onto a rock the size of a car," said TWRA officer Eric Anderson.
The Wilson County Sheriff's Department added there has been some discussion with the Corps of Engineers to possibly put up some fencing or warning signs under the bridge, where the teens were swimming.
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We are looking for non-Stanford student volunteers for the party for two shifts from 8:30-10:30 pm and 10 pm-midnight. Volunteers are especially needed for the second shift, and it is possible to work both. We have a variety of fun assignments available!
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text: I should have been a little more specific in my post when I said no one can touch Yu Na's 3lutz/3toe. I put it in present tense but I was focusing on the 2010 Olympic competition. In THAT competition, no one was even coming close...not even the slightest bit. Now there are a few who can compete with her on that combination, I agree. Also, yes, there are other aspects to GOE but who cares, Yu Na does the combination better than anyone whether or not she does the jump with her hand above her head, her eyes closed, or upside down.


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Riley's dream comes true (From Basildon Recorder)
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Riley's dream comes true
2:00pm Thursday 27th March 2014 in News
A SERIOUSLY ill boy has had his wish come true by swimming with dolphins.
Riley Townsend, six, from Billericay, travelled to Florida with his family to meet his favourite mammals at Discovery Cove, Orlando.
In April 2012, Riley was diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome, a severe disorder where the filters in his kidneys become leaky and large amounts of protein drainfrom the blood into the urine.
As a result, Riley suffers pain in his legs and joints and requires medication and visits to London's Great Ormond Street Hospital.
He was granted his wish after mum, Tanya, contacted the Starlight Children's Foundation. He not only got to watch the dolphins performed tricks, but got into the water with them. He and his mum travelled with his grandma and granddad.
Tanya said: "Riley is a very kind, loving boy, who loves to make others happy.
"Riley's face was amazing when we got to Discovery Cove. He had a huge smile all day. He loved every minute in the water, especially with Kaylee the dolphin, and even named his dolphin teddy after her.
"We can't thank Starlight enough –- it meant so much to us as a family and to forget about hospital was a huge weight lifted.
"The best thing of all was to see Riley wearing a huge smile and having fun."
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But the wider issue of whales and dolphins in captivity (blackfish, the cove) makes my feelings about Discovery Cove very troubled.
I hope we can find a better way to make boys like Riley's dream come true in more humane ways. Some of the conservation trusts do good sponsor packages with lovely soft toys and you can see wild dolphins etc from various areas around Scotland and Ireland.
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Plans for 189 homes on Edgware Town FC ground approved
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Final plans for the development of almost 190 homes on the site of a former football ground have been approved this evening.
The detailed proposals for new homes on site the Edgware Town Football Club site, just off Burnt Oak Broadway, were granted by members Harrow Borough Council's planning committee.
Outline planning permission for the site was granted four years ago, and with the latest approval from the council, building is expected to start within weeks.
A total of 189 new homes will be built on the site, including six blocks of flats ranging in size from three-storeys to six-storeys, and 11 houses.
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text: Jon Gustafsson is a writer, director and a producer. He studied at the Manchester Metropolitan University in the U.K. and California Institute of the Arts in the U.S.A. While at Cal Arts, Jon was mentored by a legendary Ealing Studios director Alexander Mackendrick. After graduating from the film school Jon directed several documentaries in Iceland regarding different subjects, including environmental matters, medical issues, human rights and more. His first feature film, "Kanadiana", was made in Canada with support of Telefilm Canada and Manitoba Film & Music. "Kanadiana" was invited to many film festivals around the world, including UK, Ireland, Iran, Egypt and India. The film won several awards. In Canada Jon made the documentary "The Importance of Being Icelandic" for the CBC. He also directed the music video 'Brighter Hell' for The Watchmen and received the Blizzard Award for it. In 2001 Jon founded the Gimli Film Festival and served as the festival director for the first three years. In 2004 Jon played one of Beowulf's Warriors in the epic film "Beowulf & Grendel" starring Gerard Butler. Jon made the award-winning documentary "Wrath of Gods" about the dramatic production of Beowulf & Grendel and Gerard Butler became a co-producer of the documentary. Wrath of Gods was invited numerous film festivals around the world, including UK, USA, Portugal and Poland and received six awards. It was broadcast by RUV and the CBC. Jon is the owner of Artio Films.


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Laybourn, who joined the firm in 2008, practices in areas of medical malpractice, business litigation, transportation law, and products liability. He has previously been honored as a Georgia Super Lawyers Rising Star and currently serves on the board of directors for the Coastal Center for Developmental Services, Inc.