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Frieda River Copper and Gold Project, Papua New Guinea
Key Data
Frieda River Project is located in the provinces of Sandaun and East Sepik in Papua New Guinea. It is one of the biggest copper and gold deposits found in the Asia-Pacific region.
The mine is jointly owned by Xstrata Frieda River (81.82%), a unit of Xstrata Copper, and Highlands Pacific (18.18%). Xstrata Frieda River is the operator of the mine and has spent approximately $270m on the development of the mine.
The project is currently in the feasibility stage which is expected to be completed by December 2012. The mine will be developed as an open cut operation.
Based on the pre-feasibility study completed in October 2010, the mine is expected to produce 246,000t of copper and 379,000 ounces (oz) of gold annually. First production is expected in 2017. The estimated mine lifespan is more than 20 years.
Geology of the Frieda River Igneous Complex
Six main deposits, namely Horse, Ivaal, Truki, Nena, Koki and Ekwai, have been identified at the Frieda River copper and gold mine. The mine also contains several other unexplored deposits.
These deposits are part of the Frieda River Igneous Complex (FRIC) located in the southern part of the New Guinea Thrust Belt. They were formed during the Miocene age through extensive thrusting and faulting.
Estimated resources of the mine include 12.9 million tons (mt) of contained copper and 20 million ounces (oz) of gold.
The Horse / Ivaal / Truki deposit is estimated to contain measured resources of 780mt graded at 0.51% Cu and 0.28g/t Au. Indicated resources include 410mt graded at 0.44% Cu and 0.20g/t Au. Inferred resources are 900mt graded at 0.39% Cu and 0.17g/t Au.
Indicated and inferred resources at Nena are estimated at 51mt graded at 2.43% Cu and 0.57g/t Au.
The Koki and Ekwai deposits are currently not part of the feasibility study. Inferred resources at 0.2% Cu cut-off are estimated at 450mt graded at 0.37% Cu and 0.25g/t Au for Koki, and 170mt graded at 0.38% Cu and 0.23g/t Au for Ekwai.
Mineralisation at the Frieda River project
The Horse / Ivaal / Koki deposits are spread across an area of three square kilometres of the FRIC. They contain porphyry copper-gold mineralisation associated with multiphase intrusives in the form of chalcopyrite, bornite and chalcocite. High grade mineralisation is found to occur in steep north-west trending structures.
Nena is a high sulphidation epithermal deposit hosted by andesitic lapilli tuffs. The mineralised area forms a 1,200m long sub-horizontal cigar shaped structure with a diameter of 300m. The main copper minerals occurring in the deposit are chalcocite, covellite, enargite / luzonite and minor stibioluzonite.
Construction and infrastructure
The Frieda River project is one of the most isolated and remotely located mines in the region.
It features rugged terrain, which makes it one of the most technically challenging mine sites in the world.
Development of the mine will include construction of a crushing and process plant, a 160MW hydro-electric dam and power station, maritime ports, 120km of new access roads, large mining infrastructure and an airport.
The entire infrastructure will be located within the rugged highlands of Papua New Guinea.
Mining the copper and gold deposits
Frieda will be mined through open pit operations. Mining will be initially carried out at the Horse / Ivaal / Trukai deposit. The recovered ore will be processed by conventional comminution, grinding and flotation method to produce a copper-gold concentrate.
The concentrate will be transported through a pipeline to a dewatering plant located at the Sepik River. It will further be transferred onto river-going barges to a concentrate silo vessel for export.
Key players involved in Xstrata Frieda River's project
Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) was responsible for developing a sustainability integration plan for the mine as part of the pre-feasibility study. SKM worked in collaboration with Bechtel, Pöyry and SMEC for the project. BMT was contracted to carry out an aquatic biology, water and sediment quality monitoring programme for the mine.
Douglas Partners is carrying out the feasibility study for the mine.
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I'm running into problems with out Windows Server 2003 / XP Pro set up currently in that a few workstations are taking something like 2 minutes extra to apply the computer settings stage of log on.
I have sat at identical workstations and run Autoruns and done a bit of clearing from the info it threw up but still the slowness persists. Not using either mandatory or roaming profiles and using users log ons who have already worked on the workstations.
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Cable Companies, Taking Aim at the Bells, Bulk Up in Wireless Phone Services
By KEN BELSON
Published: April 10, 2006
In the race with the Bell companies to become one-stop shops for communications services, the country's biggest cable companies are developing wireless products, the missing piece of their so-called quadruple-play bundle.
The centerpiece of that effort is a venture involving Sprint Nextel and Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox Communications and Bright House Networks.
With Sprint Nextel phones that include special software, cable customers will be able to program their video recorders remotely, call their landlines free and ultimately watch unique programming. They will also be able to merge their calendars, address books and voice mail accounts.
The first services are expected to debut later this year, but company executives gathering here Monday at the cable industry's annual trade show do not expect to haul in millions of new customers anytime soon.
Rather, they hope more modestly to give consumers the chance to access their televisions, phones and Internet accounts anywhere, giving them one less reason to sign up for rival services.
''We don't have to invent television, the Internet or telephones,'' said John Garcia, a Sprint Nextel president who heads the venture with the cable companies. ''What we hope we can do is improve the experience you have with your television.''
Despite that promise, getting customers to use the services will not be easy. With 48 million subscribers, Sprint Nextel controls only 23 percent of America's cellphone market. Yet customers with two-year contracts from Cingular, Verizon Wireless and other carriers may be hesitant to switch to Sprint because of the early termination fees that can cost up to $200. And because families often sign up for cellphone plans as a group, cable companies will have to do more than simply reselling ordinary services, analysts say.
While Sprint Nextel and the cable companies are integrating their computer systems so that customers will get one bill instead of two, it is unclear what discounts they will offer.
''All the research says customers love bundles to the tune of a 20 percent discount, and if you don't give them that, they won't take them,'' said Craig Moffett, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company. ''If there aren't cost savings, it's just another product on a bill.''
Cablevision, which has a separate deal with Sprint, has figured this out. The company gives customers who order a Sprint phone a $70 cash credit that can be spent on Cablevision services. The company also does not charge for calls between Cablevision home phones and Sprint cellphones for one year.
Down the road, cable companies hope to provide handsets that operate on cellular networks outdoors and Wi-Fi networks indoors. On its face, such a service would appear to be a cost-saver because consumers might not have to use cellular minutes to call over Wi-Fi networks.
But Mr. Moffett says that many cellular subscribers already have huge buckets of minutes and plans that include free calls in the evenings and on weekends, precisely when many people are at home.
Sprint Nextel and its cable partners are still working out the details of what video programming they might provide over the cellular network. They may reformat existing programming or develop new content to entice subscribers.
Consumers, however, have a growing number of options for watching video on mobile phones. Verizon Wireless, for instance, offers video clips to people who sign up for its V Cast service. MobiTV, which offers 32 channels of live television, now has one million subscribers.
''The content industry is starting to reach customers directly, which could pose risks for the cable industry unless it gets itself in the middle of that trend,'' said Aryeh Bourkoff, who covers the cable industry for UBS.
Despite these challenges, the cable companies and Sprint Nextel are making headway. The companies are merging their billing, call centers and other support systems.
At the cable show in Atlanta, Gary D. Forsee, the chief executive of Sprint Nextel, and Edward J. Zander, the chief executive of Motorola, will be on prominent panels. Motorola will also show off new technology that can move shows recorded on Motorola digital video recorders to Motorola mobile devices.
Though perhaps cold comfort to the cable companies, few cable providers globally sell wireless products. J:Com, Japan's largest cable provider, this year introduced a basic mobile phone and service, while NTL, of Britain, last week announced plans to buy Virgin Mobile.
More critically, big phone companies like Verizon and AT&T face hurdles jumping into the television market. In most states, the carriers must go through the time-consuming process of applying for television franchises from municipalities. They are spending billions of dollars building complex networks capable of delivering video programming.
By contrast, the cable industry has spent about $85 billion in the last decade to upgrade its networks, giving it a huge head start, Mr. Bourkoff said. If cable companies can sell phones with unique add-on services at reasonable discounts, they may be able to extend their lead.
''The phone companies have the advantage of wireless today, but they have to build video and that's going to be very expensive,'' Mr. Bourkoff said. ''In the near term, the cable industry is far enough ahead of the competition.''


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Children in kindergarten through eighth grade in Salem could soon be sharing a ride to and from school and some parents aren't pleased.
Many parents are upset for a couple of reasons.
Not all are comfortable with their kindergartner sharing the bus with an eighth-grader and some parents feel blindsided because they only learned of the proposal days ago.
"People who only have young children aren't real comfortable with them riding in the middle school bus," said Salem mother Kate Belleville, who has daughters in second, fifth and eighth grades.
Belleville told Eyewitness News she's concerned about what younger ones could be exposed to when riding next to an eighth-grader for several hours a week.
"What may be coming out of the mouths of children and just the whole maturity level is very different for a 13-year-old versus a 5- or 6-year-old," Belleville said.
With a student body of 419, Salem school has seen enrollment drop in recent years.
Couple that with a budget that's calling for a $100,000 cut, and changes need to be made.
Administrators are also considering having both schools adopt the same class schedule, with school starting at 8:40 a.m. and ending at 3:25 p.m.
The school superintendent wasn't available Tuesday and his executive assistant declined to explain the idea to Eyewitness News.
Parents weren't happy with the communication either, saying they heard it through the grapevine.
"It's a very small town so I heard it through various friends," Belleville said.
The idea of combining all grades in buses isn't new.
Salem just switched over nine years ago, and some parents who have lived through it don't see what the big deal is.
"It was always K-8 with me," said Salem mother Debra Pazzaglia. "So, I was used to being on the bus with older kids, so it's what I know. I don't really have any fears about it with my children."
Right now, this proposal is just in the discussion phase.
The numbers are still being worked out, so an approximate savings still isn't known.
However, a vote is expected in the coming weeks.
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When I left you last Thursday, my trepidation about the Penn State vs. Michigan game was building steam like a volcano. To add to the angst, I had Michigan grads coming to my house. When they placed the above pumpkin on my tailgate table for a centerpiece, it took every control mechanism in my body to smile and allow it. It was, however, cute, pretty, and tasteful. I now affectionately refer to this trophy as: "the lucky Melanie pumpkin". I had my photo taken with it after Penn State won!
Speaking of pumpkins, Halloween will soon be knocking on our doorsteps, and, after that, Thanksgiving is right around the corner. 'Tis the pie season. So, on this week of rest from football, I opted out of tailgate food and baked three unique American pies. Hopefully, these will give you a few ideas for your holidays!
All three are custard in nature. What does that mean? They all require an egg or eggs to make them set up. What makes them unique? It's hard to find "solid" or reliable recipes for any of them anywhere -- including your grandmother's recipe box!
#1) My Southern Favorite: Jeanne White's Chess Pie: (Secret: I grew up eating this once a week in the 'White' house!)
#2) My PA Deutshe (Dutch) Favorite: Shoo-Fly Pie: (Secret: You control the ooey-gooey goodness or cake-like texture of the pie, and, the crumb-y-ness of the topping by how much crumb mixture you add to the pie filling!)
#3) My Bakers' German Chocolate Pie: (Secret: It's not German, it's American. Baker's chocolate is an American invention!)
Bye, bye American pie week! Enjoy your weekend everyone. I am so glad we all have this time off to relish the a-MAIZ-ing win over Michigan last Saturday!!!
For these and all my other recipes, check out Jessedotsmom's Foodie Blog.
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I have run into issues with the "Win $3500 to Spend on the ULTIMATE Graphic Design Setup!" Contest.
Some people are unable to post links to their collections in the comments section as requested. I made a couple tests over at VectorTuts and it appears (at least with my account) that you can post a link to say http:www.google.com but not to a more complex link like the one required by your bookmarks.
Hopefully someone can look into what is allowing some to post but not others…. I would be very surprised if many others didn't just give up trying because it was frustrating them.
Regardless, thanks for the opportunity for the contest and hopefully this can get corrected.
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Football Outsiders loves the Seahawks
I'm sure plenty of you have seen this, but I was to giddy to wait for another person to post it. Some highlights: Seahawks still 4th Total DVOA (31.9%, 8 points over packers) Offense Defense and ST all ranked in the top 6 DVOA! (Defense is the worst ranked). Offense ranked 5th DVOA, weighted as 2nd! Tate and Rice 3rd and 4th DVOA, and both top 20 DYAR Playoff Odds at 87%, almost 1/3 chance of Division 5th best chance of winning Superbowl Let me know if this is to long for a fanshot, I thought this wasn't enough to clog up a fanpost section.


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First off, thanks to Wooly Shambler for the Friday Fornication tribute. It was put to "good use."
UFC 158 is in the books and the world's most boring champion still has his belt. Oh well, at least we were treated to some top notch MMA last night with some great finishes and unexpected performances. Although GSP failed to deliver, an unexpected bangfest between Patrick Cote and Bobby Voelker would have been fight of the night on any other card except this one.
I'm going to do a fairly long writeup on the Diaz versus GSP fiasco at the bottom, so if you want Nick Diaz locked up in prison for tax evasion and you believe a 500-foot golden statue of GSP should be built in Montreal, then you best skip that one.
My predictions: 6 for 12. I'm not disappointed though. Some of that was judging, some of it was unexpected performances by the fighters.
Card's report card: A+. One of the best I can think of in UFC history.
Fight of the night: Carlos Condit and Johnny Hendricks. (honourable mention to Cote vs Voelker)
Knockout of the night: Jake Ellenberger
Submission of the night: None
Biggest upset: None
Worst judges' decision: Chris Camozzi versus Nick Ring, and also the judge who gave George Roop 30-27 is a bit iffy.
Most boring fight: Chris Camozzi versus Nick Ring
Beatdown of the night: Nobody
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Bantamweight [135]: George Roop (B) versus Reuben Duran (C+)
Prediction: Duran via SUB2
Result: Roop via decision
I don't care how good George Roop looks at 135, I just feel the need to get that kid on an IV drip and nurse him back to health. This fight was sort of interesting because even though I can't find the striking statistics, the judges clearly gave it to Roop despite being on his back.
When I was scoring the fight mentally I figured they traded rounds and then Roop won the third. But I was pleasantly surprised the judges gave Roop the decision even though he was taken down and held there. That's because Roop made Duran lay and pray intentions a living hell with constant action from the bottom, elbows, and punches.
Duran didn't get dominated in the fight, but he never took advantage of his positions to land any ground and pound, fish around for submission attempts, or do anything to finish the fight. Roop, on the other hand, was like Mike Myers on Saturday Night Live, a hyper hypo bouncing off the end of a rope like a yoyo and flailing gangly limbs about like he was Treebeard against an Orc.
Winner: Roop is kind of like the Matt Brown of the lighter weight classes. He wins one, loses one, wins one, loses two. He has no consistency whatsoever. But if he can fight like he did last night he might be able to string together a bunch of wins, just like Brown. It's not like he doesn't have some potential. That wild looping head kick took out the Korean Zombie. I'd like to see him fight Alex "Bruce Leeroy" Cacares.
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Bantamweight [135]: TJ Dillashaw (A) versus Issei Tamura (C-)
Prediction: Dillashaw via decision
Result: Dillashaw via KO2
I know I've said it before, but I'll say it again: TJ Dillashaw is a good fighter. Frankly, I thought it was an early stoppage when he fought John Dodson. But having seen how well Dodson did against Demetrious Johnson, Dillashaw may have had his hands full trying to win that fight anyway.
Still, Dillashaw has a really bright future ahead of him. He absolutely dominated Walel Watson. He choked out Vaughn Lee. He smashed Tamura. And he's still only 27 and seems to get better every time out. That's probably got something to do with training at Team Alpha Male with the kind of wrestling you get from Urijah Faber and the standup you get from Duane Ludwig.
I don't have a whole lot to say about Tamura. He got beaten up, but it's not like there was much he could have done differently. He was just outclassed by a more talented fighter.
Winner: Canadian fighter Mitch Gagnon also holds a win over Walel Watson and I think he's somewhere around the same middle of the pack as Dillashaw.
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Welterweight [170]: Rick Story (A) versus Quinn Mulhern (D)
Prediction: Story via KO2
Result: Story via KO1
I'm not sure why the UFC brass shit all over Rick Story after Demian Maia squashed his skull and put him on the Facebook undercard. I think he's still one of the heaviest hitters in the division, and he proved that Saturday against the not-so-Mighty Quinn.
This was over pretty quick. For a while it looked like Mulhern was going to be OK with his game plan of counterpunching. Unfortunately for him he's not Carlos Condit and he doesn't have his chin either. After a few spirited exchanges, Story waded in and buried his knuckles into Quinn's cornea. Blinded and panicked, Quinn stumbled backwards, fell down, and got finished.
Story was on a bit of a slide after losing to Martin Kampmann, Charlie Brenneman, and Demian Maia, but let's not forget the list of fighters he's taken out in the past: Johnny Hendricks' only defeat, Thiago Alves, and Jake Ellenberger. And at 28 years old he's not exactly pushing the Randy Couture envelope.
Winner: I like the idea of Robbie Lawler. I know the UFC rankings have him 9th, but I just think that would be a fun fight. Alternately, Mike Pierce is more around his ranking level.
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Lightweight [155]: John Makdessi (B+) versus Daron Cruickshank (B-)
Prediction: Cruickshank via TKO3
Result: Makdessi via decision
Although this was a pretty nice little Taekwondo fight, it should have been clear early and often to Cruickshank that he was too slow for Makdessi. The first round was fairly even, but Makdessi began landed more often in the second round. That's when Daron should have been trying to get it to the ground. He didn't.
In the third round, Makdessi outclassed the TUF fighter badly, landing at will, and putting together combinations. It was pretty nice to watch. I would have liked to see Makdessi fight like he did in the last two minutes for the entire fight. What does it take to get these modern MMA fighters to go with full intensity? I guess they don't want to finish.
I don't think Cruickshank was terrible, but once it was clear he was getting lit up I was hoping he'd come up with a gameplan. Shoot for a double, pull guard, anything but what he did. Which was continue to get punched in the face.
Winner: Trying to pick an opponent in the most stacked division in the UFC is like trying to catch a raindrop on the head of a pin. I don't know, how about Danny Castillo?
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Welterweight [170]: Jordan Mein (A) versus Dan Miller (F)
Prediction: Miller via decision
Result: Mein via TKO1
Look, I knew full well that Miller had his hands full in this fight. What I was hoping for is what almost happened early, when Miller snatched an arm and almost finished him. But Mein showed incredible fight IQ and escaped the position, got back to his feet, and then battered the former middleweight like Jake LaMotta versus his wife.
I was pretty disappointed with Dan Miller. I know you have to set up the shot with strikes, but it was clear he had nothing for Mein on the feet and I was hoping he'd try to get it to the ground again. Instead, he got hit so hard that the replay showed his jaw meeting his throat.
This was really Mein's coming out party, and if he can handle a guy like Miller that easily, he's got to be considered one of the top prospects at 170.
Winner: If I really wanted to test Mein, I'd give him Dong Hyun Kim. Not only would it test Mein's takedown defense even more than the Miller fight, it might teach the cocky Korean some manners. If not, there are several bangfests to be had, including the aforementioned Robbie Lawler.
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Featherweight [145]: Darren Elkins (A) versus Antonio Carvalho (D)
Prediction: Elkins via decision
Result: Elkins via TKO1
When the fight was stopped I thought Yves Lavigne had pulled an Yves Lavigne. But the replay showed that when Elkins first connected with Carvalho, his eyes went off into space like Paulo Filho, and I'm pretty sure he was wondering why the world was spinning around so fast. Elkins closed the distance and dropped him. Good stoppage.
To say that was unexpected would be putting it mildly. I thought Elkins was going to ride Carvalho like GSP on a number one contender, but getting a stoppage against a guy with Carvalho's standup skills just shows how much he's improving. Now 5-0 after dropping down from Lightweight, he's got to be knocking on the top 10 door.
Winner: I think a fight with Nik Lentz is really intriguing. Both guys have similar grinding styles and have had a lot of success since dropping from 155.
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Welterweight [170]: Patrick Cote (A+) versus Bobby Voelker (A+)
Prediction: Voelker via decision
Result: Cote via decision
When Patrick Cote was announced for this card at 170 pounds, I heaved a great sigh. Until last night I was under the impression Cote is one of the least talented, most overrated, useless fighters on the UFC roster. I'm happy to be wrong.
This fight would be a candidate for fight of the year if not for the Condit versus Hendricks fight. I think I probably enjoyed this fight even more. Cote looked absolutely incredible at 170. He was smooth, technical, fast, and landed some ridiculously hard power punches.
Personally, I scored the first round for Cote, the second to Voelker by a hair, and the third to Voelker. But I don't mind the decision going to Cote. And what the actual fuck is Voelker's chin made of? He took the most brutal punches over and over again and barely looked perturbed.
Winner: Although Patrick Cote has a big name in the UFC for his years of fighting, he's really not a top-ranked guy. I like the idea of building him up slowly at 170, with a Court McGee or a Kyle Noke, both of who also dropped from 185.
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Lightweight [155]: Mike Ricci (C) versus Colin Fletcher (D)
Prediction: Ricci via decision
Result: Ricci via decision
What a fucking knob Mike Ricci is. First off, let's not get all excited about a purple belt. Am I supposed to be impressed with that? Second, who carries in a samurai sword to an MMA fight? Don't be a douche, Mike.
This fight was pretty much what I expected. Awkward and amateur striking with poor takedown attempts, and no real action of excitement. It was a TUF fight on a pay-per-view. Nobody will care or remember because the co-main event was incredible, but when it comes time to booking fighters again I don't think Ricci will be on a paid card.
I like Colin Fletcher. He's weird, eccentric, and genuinely seems to love MMA. But he can't back it up with skills. When you're a "freakshow" like Nick Diaz, you better have the goods to back up the look or attitude.
Winner: I don't care, so long as he's the first fight on the card.
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Middleweight [185]: Chris Camozzi (F) versus Nick Ring (F)
Prediction: Ring via decision
Result: Camozzi via split decision
This was a shitshow of a fight. Chris Camozzi looked like he was trying to carry concrete bricks on his hands and feet. I'm surprised Ring got hit even once by this lumbering, shambling zombie. But Nick Ring didn't exactly help his cause by fading in the third and getting lit up.
Ring came out looking like King Mo, hands at his sides, trying to throw punches from his hips like he thinks he's Anderson Silva. He looked ridiculous and stupid, but he did outland Camozzi by a ratio of about 2:1 in the first two rounds. It was pretty obvious to anyone with a pulse that Camozzi needed a finish in the third.
The third round could have gone either way and frankly I gave it to Camozzi as Ring began fading really badly in the last two minutes. But to score two rounds for Camozzi is pretty hard to understand. Not that I really care much. Nick Ring has had his own share of robberies.
Winner: Nobody. Nobody was a winner in this fight.
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Welterweight [170]: Jake Ellenberger (A) versus Nate Marquardt (F)
Prediction: Ellenberger via KO1
Result: Ellenberger via KO1
A lot of people wrote Ellenberger off after he lost to Martin Kampmann. Which was about as braindead as voting for Sarah Palin. Jake Ellenberger is still one of the premier power punchers in the division, with a left hand almost as nasty as Johnny Hendricks.
Although Marquardt looked great defeating Tyron Woodley for the vacant Strikeforce title, I saw numerous errors in his standup game that might be deadly against a power puncher like Ellenberger. First, I noticed he backs against the cage instead of circling away. Second, I saw he's susceptible to the uppercut and combinations against the fence. In my mind that spelled one answer: first round knockout.
It's a shame for Nate the not-so-great because his win over Woodley looked like he was reborn. People were calling for a GSP title fight. Now, he's lost twice in a row and there's a question whether his chin is shot.
Winner: Clearly Johnny Hendricks is getting the next title shot. But Ellenberger can't be far behind. My fear is they're going to pit him against Demian Maia and the winner will face the winner of GSP Hendricks.
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Welterweight [170]: Johnny Hendricks (A+) versus Carlos Condit (A+)
Prediction: Condit via TKO2
Result: Hendricks via decision
What can you say about this fight? Every superlative imaginable. It was everything I hoped it would be and more. It was what I had hoped the Nick Diaz fight was going to be. Although I'm certain that Carlos Condit won the fight, I don't really mind. In a battle like this there are no losers.
Hendricks landed huge shots but Carlos ate them and returned fire. He punished Hendricks off his back, and landed some hard leather of his own. I think everybody was of the same mind, in that a five-round fight would have not only been manna from heaven, but probably Condit's to win.
Although Condit won the exchanges, MMA judging being what it is (Nick Diaz spoke to this in the press conference), the takedowns won the fight. So Hendricks will get his shot against Safe Pierre.
Winner: This is a really intriguing fight. I don't think GSP has ever been as vulnerable as he is now, and I can't see him surviving Hendricks' power left for all five rounds. I think his best hope is to wear Johnny down, which we saw happening in the third against Condit.
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Welterweight Championship [170]: Georges St-Pierre (C) versus Nick Diaz (C-)
Prediction: GSP via hold and grab
Result: GSP via hold and grab
Look, I know people aren't going to see eye to eye with me on this. Those who hate Diaz have made up their minds about him. Those who love him will probably agree. But here's the thing. I think Nick Diaz is a traditional, Gracie jiu-jitsu fighter. He doesn't play the game. Never has, and probably never will. Yeah, he's lost six of 13 fights in the UFC. All by decision.
Let's go back in time, shall we? The reason the UFC was started by the Gracie clan was to prove that BJJ could compete with the other martial art disciplines and even help a smaller fighter win. The original concept was no holds barred, no time limits. I believe that's the sort of fight league that a Nick Diaz would be champion in.
Georges St-Pierre is a grand master of the "game" that is the unified and modern rules of mixed martial arts. Wrestling and control wins. Rounds win points. Points add up to victory. That works for GSP, as dull and boring as it is. It doesn't work for Nick Diaz.
The reason MMA was converted into a "game" is simple. Television and even pay-per-view wouldn't be able to control a no time limits match in every fight. When Ken Shamrock lay in Royce Gracie's love nest for 36 minutes without any action whatsoever, something had to be done. Time controls were brought in, scoring awarded.
Did GSP beat Nick Diaz last night according to the "game" of MMA? Yeah. Did he beat him up in a fight? That's very debatable. The fact there's five rounds in a fight is merely one of the arbitrary rules implented in the game of MMA. But the fight was not over. Diaz wasn't defeated. If anything, GSP looked to be fading badly. His shots were being stuffed, he looked tired, his face was puffing up, and Diaz was just getting warmed up.
When Diaz attended the press conference, he said as much. The five rounds was a "wake up" and he was ready to fight. Say what you will about Nick Diaz, but the reason he hates the "game" of MMA is that he doesn't feel like he loses fights. He feels like he loses the game.
Diaz "lost" to Carlos Condit, but if you watched Johnny Hendricks battle it out with Condit last night, you know Diaz walked through the best Condit had to offer without so much as batting an eyelid. Diaz took some damage from GSP last night, but that's his game. He took the best punches GSP had to offer-punches that have dropped other fighters-and kept coming like nothing had happend.
He also landed some leather on GSP. After the first two rounds, Diaz began working his game a bit and landed some stiff jabs and body shots. Anyone who actually watched the fight will have to admit their surprise when Diaz began stuffing takedowns, muscling GSP against the fence, and working knees. I certainly was.
To be honest, I expected this to be Bendo versus Diaz II. It wasn't. Anybody who says it was is ridiculous. The news headlines read things like "dominant" and "masterful." Really, mainstream media? Dominant? What did Georges St-Pierre really do to Nick Diaz? He held him and controlled him. He landed some jabs and "superman punches." He won the game of MMA. But he didn't give a masterful performance, nor did he give Diaz any kind of beating.
The sad thing is that GSP was the same safe, boring fighter we've come to expect. He used his wrestling to control the fight, watched the clock constantly, and was aiming to win a decision. He had no intention of giving Diaz his much-promised "worst beating" or finishing him. None whatsoever.
At this point, I think GSP is vulnerable to a fighter who can stop his clutch and grab and land some heavy shots on the feet. It could be Johnny Hendricks, or it could be somebody else still coming up, like Rory MacDonald. But the reign of GSP is almost over. Last night was a certain account of that.


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HYAKURI AIR BASE, Japan - Warplanes bearing the bright red Rising Sun logo roared overhead yesterday as Japan held a once-every-three-years display to showcase one of the best air forces in Asia. The only problem - most of its fighters were grounded.
Underscoring Japan's uphill battle in an increasingly heated race to control the skies over Asia, the air review came just a week after the country's entire F-15 fleet was ordered into its hangers for safety checks following a midair accident, the second such order in three months.
But in an effort to counterbalance big strides by China and Russia toward deploying new stealthy aircraft, Japan's Air Self-Defense Forces are about to get a multibillion dollar overhaul.
For the review, the F-15s - the workhorse of Japan's air defenses - were relegated to ground displays. Last weekend, an empty fuel tank burst and detached from a F-15 on a training flight, causing the grounding order. In July, an F-15 flying out of Okinawa crashed into the ocean. The pilot is listed as missing and presumed dead.
But after years of delays and budget battles, Japan is expected to announce by the end of December a new fighter deal that will likely shape Asian air security for decades to come.


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The Gators survived a sloppy second half that included two Tyler Bray touchdown passes — Tennessee's quarterback had three for the game — and the lion's share of their staggering 15 penalties.
But Tennessee had virtually no answer for Chris Rainey, Florida's dynamic speedster. Rainey rushed for 108 yards on a career-high 21 carries, added the longest touchdown reception in school history on an 83-yard catch-and-run, and blocked the fifth punt of his college career, and all of that despite briefly heading to the sideline with an apparent shoulder injury.
Tennessee sorely missed its best offensive weapon, Justin Hunter, who went out with a knee injury in the first quarter and did not return. Da'Rick Rogers (five catches, 62 yards, one touchdown) and Mychal Rivera (five catches, 71 yards, one touchdown) provided production, but the Vols couldn't stretch the field without their deep threat, and couldn't come back from a 30-7 hole in the third quarter because of it.
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SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — He has no timeline and shortage of money is an obvious constraint, but Education Minister Ronnie Thwaites says Government is actively contemplating a bus system for schoolchildren across the island.
"At the last Cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Simpson Miller enjoined (Omar) Davies (minister of transport) and myself to begin to work out a programme to assist transportation of students," Thwaites told a student awards ceremony in Myersville, South East St Elizabeth recently.
But he added a qualifying note, saying that such a programme "will take some time".
In a subsequent telephone interview, Thwaites told the Jamaica Observer that while need for a comprehensive school bus service was "obviously urgent", it was "impossible" to provide a timeline given the various considerations which include scarce resources.
The education minister's comments at the ceremony were in response to a strident appeal by Member of Parliament for SE St Elizabeth Richard Parchment for greater attention to the transportation needs of rural-based high school students.
"... when all is said and done we (should) not expect the hard-working parents of South East St Elizabeth to continue to work and pay taxes, to support a bus system that takes Corporate Area children to school, and we can't find the money to send our children to school," Parchment told parents, students, teachers, and guests at the awards ceremony.
"We as a nation will have to work to develop a rural bus (system) even (if it is only) for the schools," he added.
Parchment's Constituency Development Fund provided $1 million for the back-to-school event, which saw 50 Grade Six Achievemet Test (GSAT) high achievers from primary schools in the constituency each receiving $20,000 to assist with expenses as they enter high school. The awardees were selected by their school principals according to criteria including academic performance and perceived need.
Parchment's constituency encompasses Nain on the St Elizabeth border with South Manchester, the fast-growing town of Junction, and a number of farming communities including Southfield, Malvern, Leeds, and Myersville. The high schools located there are BB Coke, Munro College and Hampton (for girls), but many children from the constituency also attend St Elizabeth Technical High in Santa Cruz and other high schools further west as well as schools in Manchester, to the east.
Parchment, a first-time member of Parliament who represents the ruling People's National Party (PNP), painted the picture of his vision for a comprehensive school bus system in his constituency.
"I would want to see one of the jolly bus [large bus] leaving Junction going to Black River, one going to Santa Cruz, and one going up to Malvern hill and the final one going into Manchester," he said.
And he pledged to get it done.
"I intend to work... and parents you are here, mark my words..."
The need is urgent, he said, given the high cost of taxi fares, the remoteness of some communities and the two-shift system in some schools which lead to children leaving and returning home very early or very late.
However he noted that "as an MP I can't do it alone, I need every hand [to help]. I will be calling on the church, the community groups, the business leaders, the teachers, parents, and also the political opposition". He noted that some have already started to answer the call, with business people and some organisations, including the Alpart Community Council led by former MP Lenworth Blake, assisting with the needs of some students.
Talk of a properly managed school bus system to serve rural Jamaica last peaked in April 2011 after three Holmwood Technical High School students travelling to school in Christiana, Manchester from their homes in South Trelawny died when the speeding minibus in which they were passengers crashed.
Then Minister of Education Andrew Holness said at the time that within a year a national transportation plan for students that would have been part of the Ministry of Education's Safe Schools Policy.
"We hope within the next 12 months we should be able to roll out a national transportation plan for students," Holness said then. "It will mean that the buses that will transport students will be governed by a higher standard than normal, the people who drive those buses will have to be well trained. They will be under the safe school legislation regarding how students are transported in public vehicles and we believe that will have a significant positive impact on the discipline of our students in our schools," he added.
Turning to the plight of primary schoolchildren in SE St Elizabeth and the wider parish, Parchment urged the Government to speedily implement the long talked-about zoning system in order to bring to an end to the practice of children travelling long distances although there are primary schools close to home.
He identified two schools in SE St Elizabeth — Hopeton Primary in the community of the same name in the eastern foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains, and St Alban's Primary in Stanmore, high in the mountains close to Malvern — which, he said, had only about 30 children enrolled, simply because parents in surrounding communities had opted to send their children to other schools at longer distances.
"We have to set up a system so that if you live in certain areas, you not going to leave from there and take taxi to go to Santa Cruz Primary, and then parents find themselves in situations where their children go to school Monday and Tuesday and by Wednesday they can't find the taxi fare," he said.
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An alleged thief dubbed the "Apologetic Bandit" for his polite, remorseful tone while committing a string of robberies is in custody on suspicion of holding up at least 10 gas stations and convenience stores in Orange County over the past year.
Farhad Sharifi, 19, was arrested Jan. 31 after allegedly committing an armed robbery at a 7-Eleven convenience store in Lake Forest, authorities said.
Orange County Sheriff's deputies followed a suspicious vehicle from the area at about 3 a.m. and took Sharifi into custody after a foot pursuit.
After further investigation, the sheriff's department believes Sharifi is responsible for close to 10 robberies since 2012. Authorities have recovered an air soft gun, clothing and a mask that are similar to those worn by the bandit.
An October 2013 robbery linked to Sharifi was caught on camera. In surveillance video, embedded below, authorities said the man could be heard telling the clerk before leaving, "Have a good night, man. Sorry."


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Roanoke County extends the extra-territorial arrest agreement to other areas.
For years, the agreement existed between Roanoke City and Roanoke County, allowing law enforcement from either department to act in those areas if they saw a crime. The agreement now extends to Vinton and Salem.
The idea is to increase public safety if a person commits a crime in one area and escapes into another.
"The average citizen, if they get assaulted in the presence of a police officer that is outside of the jurisdiction he is in, he will get help and that means he will get help really quick," says Richard Flora.
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Three Mobile Video Trends To Watch
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Video publishing platform Ooyala recently published its Q1 2012 state of online video report. The company powers videos for more than 1,000 online publishers, and collects anonymized viewing data from more than 200 million unique users per month. So it's got a pretty good grasp on the state of online video.
Here are several important trends the report points out.
Longer videos. Viewers are watching longer videos on all devices, but especially on mobile devices. Long-form content, which they define as more than 10 minutes long, now accounts for 41 percent and 46 of time watched on smartphones and tablets, respectively.
Likewise, time watched per video video play increased 37 percent and 58 percent in the first quarter on smartphones and tablets, respectively:
Huge growth in mobile video share. Mobile video gained a huge share of overall time spent watching videos in the first quarter. Smartphones gained 41 percent, while tablets grew 32 percent.
Tablets' share of overall time spent watching videos spikes after 6 p.m., as people get home from work and begin using tablets:
Smartphones' share of overall time spent watching video also rises in the mornings and evenings, but the increase is less dramatic than tablets. Ooyala believes mobile video is not eating into traditional television, but consumers are using them as second (or third) screens.
(Note: Ooyala uses mobile to mean smartphones.)
High engagement on tablets. Tablets have a very high level of engagement (defined as percentage of viewers who finish 75 percent of the video). For long-form content, 30 percent of tablets viewers were engaged, just below connected TV viewers at 34 percent:
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The Scariest Thing About Google's Earnings (GOOG)
Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-google-cost-per-click-change-2012-4
On Google's earnings call yesterday, some analysts honed in on a particular trend: declining cost-per-click rates, or CPCs.
Google's ad revenue is determined largely by two factors: the number of clicks on ads ("paid clicks") and how much advertisers pay for each click ("CPC"). The first number has been rising fast — it was up 39% in Q1 of 2012, compared with the previous year.
But the second number has started to decline, and was down for the second consecutive quarter (as compared with a year ago).
Google said that the factors driving CPC are very complicated, and include foreign exchange rates, rising mobile usage of Google (where advertisers pay lower prices per click), faster growth in developing countries (where prices are lower), and changes in ad quality all have an effect.
Most analysts seem to agree that CPCs, taken in isolation, are not the best measure of Google's business. But if you're looking for a reason why the stock went down today, other than the new class of stock the company announced, this might be it.
The Only Two Smartphone Companies That Matter (AAPL)
Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-smartphone-shipments-2012-4
There are only two smartphone companies that matter: Samsung and Apple.
This chart shows preliminary smartphone shipment estimates for Q1 from analyst Horace Dediu of Asymco. As you can see, it's a two horse race. Everyone else is irrelevant.


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The falling price of gold has landed with a thud in Amador County.
Citing "cost-cutting measures," Sutter Gold Mining Inc. has cut management and staff involved with the highly publicized Lincoln Mine Project near Sutter Creek in Amador County.
Last year, officials touted the project as the first commercial underground gold mine operation in California's historic Mother Lode region in more than 50 years.
After a prolonged regulatory and approval process, underground development commenced at the site last fall. Spirits soared based on the high price of gold and previous estimates of 223,000 ounces to perhaps 680,000 ounces of gold at the site.
On Wednesday, however, Canada-based Sutter Gold Mining Inc., said that President and CEO Leanne Baker was being replaced on an interim basis by Richard Winters, president of RMB Resources Inc., a wholly owned merchant banking division of the FirstRand Group of South Africa, a major funding source of the project.
In addition, the Vancouver, B.C., company said about a third of staff positions have been eliminated, leaving about 15 at the Lincoln Mine site. Baker will remain on the company board.
Sutter Gold said the moves were "in response to recent gold market volatility and uncertainty in financing markets."
After peaking at nearly $1,900 an ounce in September 2011, gold has been slipping.
On Friday, gold for August delivery fell $39.30, or 3.1 percent, to end at $1,212.70 per ounce on the Commodity Exchange in New York.
Historically, gold reacts negatively to job gains and a stronger dollar.
On Friday, the U.S. government reported that companies added a bigger-than-expected 195,000 jobs in June, and the dollar strengthened against the euro and other major currencies.
Shortly after World War II ended, California's gold industry became virtually dormant. Industry experts pointed to the prohibitively high cost of mining gold, California's strict environmental standards and, most recently, the recession.
Rising gold prices gave a boost to the Amador County project, which traced its beginning date back to the 1980s.
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General Motors Co is recalling about 26,500 model-year 2013 Buick LaCrosse sedans and Cadillac SRX crossover vehicles in the United States to address a potential software problem that could increase the risk of a crash.According to a release on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's web site, the problem may cause the transmission to inadvertently shift to Sport mode removing any transmission-related engine braking effect. Dealers will reprogram the transmission control module free of charge.GM will notify owners, and dealers will reprogram the transmission control module free of charge. The recall is expected to begin on March 28, 2013. Cadillac owners may call 1-866-982-2339. Buick owners may call 1-866-694-6546. Online: http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov
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Before you type out that angry comment or email, let me apologize in advance. I know it's not Wednesday, and that I'm a day late, and it's been weeks since the last edition of Hump Day Hotties. I'm very sorry all around, and I sincerely hope that you forgive me after seeing this incredible collection of photographs by Alisa Verner. Believe me, they were well worth the wait.
You're going to notice a very distinct trend with this particular set. I know that you're used to more varied sets, but before you go but but but… let me stop you and suggest that you start saying butt butt butt instead. This collection features a lot of soft lighting, and even softer… clothing. Many of the models are actually wearing some for a change, which is another rarity here. Man, I really am switching things up this week, aren't I?
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Wasn't that a great collection? There's nothing particularily crazy about any of the photos, unlike some of the previous sets I've posted, and that's just fine. I'm a real fan of the langerie, and would love to see more work from Alisa in that vein. Seeing a woman in her birthday suit is great, but clothing – and in particular langerie – adds a certain mystique and intrique that's I enjoy every so often.
If you're looking for more photographs from Alisa Verner, head over to her Alafoto Blog and feast your eyes on her very sizeable… collection of photos. She has dozens shot in a similar fashion, and though I chose my favourites for this post, the rest of her work is equally impressive.


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AHS principal finalists being interviewed this week
Two Nebraska men who are hoping to succeed Dr. Pat Jones as Alliance High School Principal are being interviewed this week.
They Kevin Walker of Auburnand Darrin Max of Broken Bow. Nic Simonson of Columbus dropped out earlier today (Wednesday).
The interviews will conclude Friday afternoon. Each candidate is interviewed three times. First by the school board and administrators, then by a group of students and classified staff members, followed by a group of teachers and parents.
Supt of Schools Dr. Troy Unzicker says the three finalists were selected from a field of 13 applicants and all have experience as principals
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So, Bedard has been removed from the top of baltimoreorioles.com and replaced by Guthrie, leaving he, Roberts, and Markakis to express their love for "Birdland"; a slogan that leaves much to be desired and even more to be explained.
Anyway, the real reason I wanted to bring this up, outside the "news" of such a change, is that I'm wondering about Adam Loewen. Do we feel as though he has earned his place on the Mount Rushmore of baltimoreorioles.com? Is this premature? The guy pitched pretty well in 06 and before being shut down in 07 was pretty all right, but I'm sold on him. I'll agree that he needs to cut down on his walk rate, but outside of that is he worthy? Me thinks...so.
And what are your predictions as to whom will grace Rushmore first? Loewen-stein? Jones? Weiters? Rowsdower?
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Alright, so I was thinking about the near and distant future. I decided to see what the teams strenghts, weaknesses, and future needs are. So I took the rams current roster and sorted them into 7 categories: Elite, Great, Above Average, Average, Below Average, Poor, and Terrible. I put it in a spreadsheet and color coded it. Here is the spreadsheet. What I came up with is that, as a team, the rams are pretty darn average. I came up with the conclusion that we are very, very slightly above average. We have:
3 Elite Players (1 being Jackson and the other two being kickers.)
2 Great Players (Brown, Atogwe)
8 Above Average (1 is Greco who is above average for a backup Guard, the rest are starters)
28 Average
7 Below Average
4 Poor
0 Terrible.
So there is two more players on the above average side of things than the below average.
I didn't rank Massey because frankly, I don't know how to rank a long snapper. I suppose he is an above average LS since I don't see botched long snaps, but I don't know.
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- bedrooms 4
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- baths 4½
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Exceeded My Expectations
Review submitted: April 30, 2013 Date of arrival: February 2, 2013
he house is beautiful and huge! There is plenty of space for everyone to find their space for quiet or to hang out all together. The pool is just the right size...perfect for hanging out in or having a little bit of a swim. The entertainment room is a welcome addition - nice and cool with a huge projection tv.
The staff were a little bit shy but they warmed up as the week went on. I think it was just that they have very little English. This did not effect their service, however. The cook/maid was eager to help us and the security guard took us on a trek to find howler monkeys.
We walked down to the beach which was fun. The cows were down there but they have little interest in people. The walk back was a bit much for a couple of us as it is uphill but it was well worth the hike, besides there is the pool when you are done.
I loved the peacefulness of the property. The couple small things that could be improved upon did not detract at all from our stay. For example, some of the cooking utensils could be updated and the BBQ needs to be maintained. We were very sad to have to leave.
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Amazing Trip
Review submitted: April 16, 2012 Date of arrival: February 4, 2012
Nicole, we just returned to the states last night and already I cannot wait to go back.. Thank you for opening your beautiful home to us. There was 6 adults staying at your property and it worked out perfectly. Manuel antonio is truly paradise and your private villa provided us with a great base to enjoy all ma has to offer. Jovita was absolutely wonderful and Harvey was always at our beck and call to travel when necessary... Security was present but not in our face and we always felt safe. The views from the decks were breathtaking and we have so many wonderful memories... Thank you and pura vida- we will be back!!!
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Amazing 30th Birthday Trip
Review submitted: September 24, 2010 Date of arrival: July 3, 2010
I celebrated my 30th birthday with my husband and 5 of our closest friends. The seven of us traveled from all corners across the United States to arrive at this magical untouched paradise in early July, 2010. We chose Costa Rica because it was a central tropical location for everyone. We chose Casa Playa Vista because we wanted a top of the line luxury vacation home that could comfortably fit our large group - yet also provide us a sense of adventure/exploration (we did not want a passive lay on the beach vacation). This trip met our every expectation and beyond. The house provided us with over the top luxury. We had more than enough space for the seven of us. The staff personalized the trip for us even more: from the fresh cut flower arrangements, to pointing out the sloths, monkeys, and toucans in the trees in the backyard, to the magical way the house was cleaned when we returned home after a long day of playing in the tropical jungle, to arranging tours and excursions for us, to reserving a personalized chef to cook our meals and even picking out the meals for us, and on and on and on. I can not say enough wonderful things about this trip...this experience. It truly was once in a lifetime! My friends and I can not stop talking about the memories we made and how we would go back in a second to live it all over again...a week was simply not long enough.
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"Private Paradise"
Review submitted: February 8, 2010 Date of arrival: November 21, 2009
We didn't believe places like this existed anymore! As Australians who live overseas, we travel more than most, so when we decided to meet up with family in Costa Rica - our main priority was having the quiet and space to have a fabulous family catch up. From the moment we arrived we knew we had arrived in paradise. The house, laid out over three levels was perfect for our purposes of housing 3 generations under one roof. Given that some of our party were struggling with jet lag, it was essential to have so many separate spaces. The main living area and the master suite are a stand out. The views from both were breathtaking. What appealed to us most of all about Casa Playa Vista was the privacy. Once in the house you feel like you are the only person in the entire valley. There is a quiet in the valley that is disturbed only by birdsong and the odd cow call. If you are looking to get away from your fast paced life, this is where you go. With the extraordinary local produce (we shopped for the entire week from the local Saturday market) available we chose to cook at home for the most part. The kitchen was well equipped with more pans and pots than we could have needed. We also ate one night at Ronnie's just up the road, and also at Cafe Milagro (AMAZING food and local coffee). The staff were fantastic. We were greeted by the grounds/pool keeper, who was available to us every day to collect fruit grown on the property, and arrange any tours we wanted to do. His English is not fantastic, and my Spanish by no means proficient, but we managed very well. We were staying with 2 small children at the house, and he noticed we were a little concerned about the top verandah railings - without our asking he installed a non obtrusive meshing around the entire top deck whilst we napped one afternoon! The house cleaner was wonderful - she came every other day and washed sheets and towels on every occasion. She also did all our personal laundry. All in all a perfect holiday!
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Amazing Getaway!
Review submitted: February 8, 2010 Date of arrival: December 5, 2009
We had an amazing trip to Manuel Antonio. From the second we booked Casa Playa Vista, Nicolle assisted us with every detail of our trip from rental cars, canopy tours, deep sea fishing, spa services and private chef services at the home! There were 3 couples in all and the home accomodated us perfectly. The staff was accomodating and Rodrigo even brought us fruit from the farm everyday! We saw birds, monkeys, and a sloth close to the home. The view is outstanding and the peace and quiet is exactly what we needed.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Milwaukee Brewers center fielder Carlos Gomez and Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman were ejected in the first inning after both benches cleared during an argument.
Reserve Atlanta catcher Gerald Laird was also ejected.
Gomez, the second batter, hit his 23rd homer to make it 1-0 off Paul Maholm. As soon as he hit the ball, Gomez stood in the batter's box watching the ball sail into the left field seats and flipped his bat behind him.
As Gomez started walking up the first base line, he was yelling at Maholm, who yelled back.
The argument continued as Gomez slowly trotted across first base and began arguing with Freeman.
Freeman yelled back at Gomez, who touched second and third without incident before Braves catcher Brian McCann met him about 20 feet up the third-base line and stopped him.
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This route is actually really cool, requiring a handful of different skills, totally worth visiting on your way back to the car. Funky, smeary, balancy, and then powerful, sustained, and sequential. Crux hits at about the 3rd bolt (where most people stray a bit from the bolt line)with a (at first) perplexing sequence to and through a set of positive pockets. A big move to a great hold, or more controlled moves with awful feet bring you to the arete where fun slaps and more pockets bring you to the chains. Stays difficult till the clipping JUG!
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When I get to the point of painting the tractor, what is the best way to paint the wheels? With the rubber on, or off. I will be installing new tires. Thanks
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Sergio Blanco and Estibaliz Uranga, both from Bilbao, Spain, met at a concert in 1968 and launched their musical career with the Spanish group Mocedades. In 1972, they left the band to pursue a career as a duo. They were married In 1975; the same year, they represented Spain in the Eurovision Contest in Stockholm with "Tu Volverás." In 1993, they joined other ex-members of Mocedades, including Amaya (the original lead singer) and Iñaki Uranga, brother of Estibaliz and Amaya, to form El Consorcio.
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Aashiq Al Rasul which means lovers of the Prophet, are a music group brought together in 1998 to express their love of God, His creation and most of all their love for the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him.
Aashiq Al Rasul wish to represent and glorify God through beauty, tolerance and harmony towards all – as it should be.
We do this through the medium of devotional music with a repertoire of classical Qasidas, Hamds, Naats, Qawwali and modern Nasheeds (all Muslim devotional genres). The rhythms used are a fusion of beats from the Indo- Subcontinent, Middle East, Africa and the Caribbean. The lyrics are a mix of English, Arabic, Urdu, Punjabi and French languages.
The founding members of Aashiq Al Rasul – Amran Ellahi, Kamran Ellahi, Sheraz Yaqub, Tahir Khan have been joined by Andy Mason, Tariq Aslam, Imad Rajraji, Harjit Singh and Naim Ismail in the ensuing years.


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Hello Newgrounds :D
This is my first flash on NG.
But not my very first.
The Ender thing is a true story bros, oh and by the way.
Purple eyes are not scray ^^
Well the idea behind this flash is very simple.
Austin ( Amtrax91 ) do sometimes his english comic dubs thing on YouTube.
He found a comic on Deviantart by Pathen called "Worse than Creepers"
So he made a fantastic comic dub.
I saw it and was just like WTF O_o
So I asked him if I can make a animation based on the comic and his dub.
Well, this is the result of our work .
The ML means Multi-Language
The flash contains english, german, spain and japanese.
I wish I could put in the others but Flash is such a bitch =_=
So only 4 languages, but you can watch the others on YouTube.
Links are in the flash menu.
The original flash file was to big, so that is just a flv movie in the flash. The quality on YouTube is much better.
Everything is made in Flash 8
Thats it!
Have fun and thanks to everyone who watch it.
I might not want to kill creepers anymore
Oh my god....creepers are people whove been transformed, and they dont mean to explode, they just want help. And here I was thinking the Endermen where the tortured souls!
max f payne in minecraft !
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An overturned van in the Lake Norman area brought interstate traffic to a crawl Friday evening.
The northbound left lane of Interstate 77 was closed near exit 29 for nearly an hour starting around 4:30 p.m. This is near the Lake Norman Bridge.
At one point traffic was backed up for several miles.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation called the wreck a "high severity accident," but there's no word yet on how many people were in the van or if anyone was injured.
NCDOT expects the closed lane to reopen around 5:30 p.m.
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Jackson Police have made an arrest in the murder of Felisha Spann. The 41-year-old woman was shot in the face and killed in late August. Her body was found off Westhaven Boulevard in Jackson on property owned by the Greater Bethlehem Temple Church.
48-year-old Michael Buck of Jackson has been arrested and charged with the murder. He also faces a domestic violence charge.
Spann's daughter, Felicia Miller, was also murdered in 2010. She was shot in the head inside a room at the Metro Inn on Ellis Avenue.
An arrest was made in Miller's case, but there was not enough evidence to move forward with the case.
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On the lower right side of the Industrial Wall a massive visor jets out from the cliff band, creating one of the steepest, longest sections of [overhanging] rock in the Boulder area. Straight up the right side of this beastly overhang one will find T.G.V. Matt Samet bolted this killer route and George Squibb snagged the first ascent in 1992.
To reach the start of T.G.V. you must go along the base of the cliff, back towards the train tracks. After passing Tunnel Vision (13b) you will find a rope ladder leading to a slab. Follow your nose on the slab to the base of Fraction (11c) and continue left to the base of T.G.V. Tie in, clip two bolts and then drop the rope to your belayer.


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Kaanapali is a prime vantage point for viewing humpback whales, which swim by December to May. The town's whaling history is displayed at Whaler's Village, a shopping complex and museum. Visitors also can experience the area's farming past by riding the Sugar Cane Train, a restored steam locomotive. Snorkelers and divers can enjoy the coral reefs and fish that thrive in nearby Black Rock Beach.
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Casa Salinas is a large natural stone village house of about 500 sqm., divided in a comfortable house and a seperate holiday home. The whole building is very well restored. Because of maintaining the original characteristics like the wooden beams and natural stone walls, the house has a very nice and rustic atmosphere.
Next to the house is an old hay-loft which needs to be renovated. Opposite of the house is a garden and just out of the village are the 3,7 ha. land.
This property is very suitable as a holiday home, for permanent occupation, or to rent out.
Price 255.000,
Next to the house is an old hay-loft which could be converted into an apartment.
The entrance of the house with a storage room and the entry to the wine cellar.
The holiday house consists of a living room with open plan kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a bath room.
The house on the first floor is divided in a large living room, a kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom.
The kitchen still has its original cooker.
The large attic with roof terrace. The roof is in good condition.
From the terrace are magnificent views over the valley.
In front of the house is a garden of about 60 sqm. with a few nice fruit trees.
You can see the 3,7 ha. of land from the house. This land lies at a 5 minutes drive from the house.
The land consists of some terraces with almond trees, various fruit trees and all kinds of herbs. There is also a well on the land.
This property is situated in a small village with about 40 inhabitants, at a height of 830 metres. The village is situated advantageously at only 10 km. from the lively village of Graus with all amenities, bars and restaurants.


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EVANSVILLE — The Washington girls soccer team lost to Evansville Memorial 6-0 Wednesday evening. The Hatchets were outshot by the Tigers 24-9.
Hatchets defeat Loogootee
LOOGOOTEE — The Washington boys tennis team beat Loogootee 4-1 Thursday afternoon. The Lions lone victory came at No. 1 singles where Gabe Nolley defeated Lucas Miller 6-2, 6-1. Washington's Corey Thompson and Jacob Luttrell earned victories at No. 2 and 3 singles in straight sets. Tyler Stoll and Jake Bedwell won in straight sets at No. 1 doubles against Jordan Berry-Wyatt Wade. At No. 2 doubles, Jonathan Harner-Michael Ramsey beat Landon Bell-Caleb Dant 6-0, 6-2.
Washington defeated the Lions 4-2 in junior varsity matches.