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Key lime pie
By bbcgoodfood.com
Cooking timePrep: 30 mins Cook: 25 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
Lime, cream and a buttery biscuit base - this zesty oven-baked treat makes a refreshing and indulgent end to a meal
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 695
- protein
- 8.8g
- carbs
- 51g
- fat
- 50.8g
- saturates
- 27.8g
- fibre
- 2.1g
- sugar
- 37.4g
- salt
- 0.8g
- 300g Hob Nobs
- 150g butter, melted
- 1 x 397g tin condensed milk (we used Nestlé)
- 3 medium egg yolks
- finely grated zest and juice of 4 limes
- 300ml double cream
- 1 tbsp icing sugar
- extra lime zest, to decorate
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- Heat the oven to 160C/fan 140C/gas 3. Whizz the biscuits to crumbs in a food processor (or put in a strong plastic bag and bash with a rolling pin). Mix with the melted butter and press into the base and up the sides of a 22cm loose-based tart tin. Bake in the oven for 10 minutes. Remove and cool.
- Put the egg yolks in a large bowl and whisk for a minute with electric beaters. Add the condensed milk and whisk for 3 minutes then add the zest and juice and whisk again for 3 minutes. Pour the filling into the cooled base then put back in the oven for 15 minutes. Cool then chill for at least 3 hours or overnight if you like.
- When you are ready to serve, carefully remove the pie from the tin and put on a serving plate. To decorate, softly whip together the cream and icing sugar. Dollop or pipe the cream onto the top of the pie and finish with extra lime zest.
Recipe from bbcgoodfood.com, April 2012
Comments, questions and tips
I've made this a few times- it's fab. I keep a lookout for offers of limes and even bought reduced ones. I juice them then pop them in the freezer in ice cube trays- it works well. The zest can also be frozen in a small container.
Try decorating the finished pie with slashed, melted dark chocolate- it looks impressive.
Very yummy overall but a very rich dessert! The lime is a bit too strong for me and would probably cut back to only 2 or maybe 3 limes. I would also cut the butter for the base back to maybe 100g as the 150g was a bit too much and prevented the base from cooking properly. Will definitely make again though!
Hasn't anyone else had this problem? The biscuit base turned liquid in the oven, and the sides melted down, making pushing up the sides to start with a waste of time. I then tried to repair the sides by pushing around with a potato masher which worked, except the butter drained out of them making the base really oily. Clearly too much butter, and looking at it, I really don't want to put it into myself. Will throw it away...
Made this for mothers day for my mum who loves this dessert. She said it was the nicest Key Lime Pie she had ever had. Took some to work and both times it was wolfed up with people licking the knife clean. Highly recommended and easy to make.
Didn't use the cream once and tasted fine without - would say the cream is optional.
Awesomeness! I had the challenge of organising a dinner party for a woman who is both gluten intolerant as pregnant, with twins! I adapted this recipe by using gluten free cookies! Maybe more like waffels, but definitely gluten free from the gluten free section in the grocery store. Would recommend using only 100 grams of butter, which would have been more than enough. Did serve the whipped cream on the side. And, since we're making limoncello and we have a ton of lemon juice, we used lemons instead of limes. Would definitely recommend!!! Tons of love from Amsterdam. xox
Really fab pie. So light and refreshing, perfect for the summer. Didn't bother with the cream to make it "healthier" and used 5 limes as mine were a bit small. The extra lime just gave it the extra edge so would suggest buying one extra so you can add to taste. Also, found the butter was slightly too much, would suggest about 120g, but could have just been my scales playing up. Such a simple yet yummy recipe.
Our son and daughter in law made us a key lime pie using this recipe. It was gorgeous! We were so impressed we had to try it our selves and our opportunity came when we were asked to provide a pudding for a large charity event. It went so quickly we were very lucky to to get even a small portion between us. It is a great recipe well tested and well recommended.

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A dark bar at the End of the World, on the shores of the Polar Sea, in the Far North of Norway. The result of some highly spirited, wine induced bragging, five strangers find themselves sharing a stage under the assumed name WALRUS. The lights go on, and there, on the spot, they have to make up some music that can live up to the brazen boasts that got them on stage.
The cast:
An Organ Player who can turn from lyrical to mechanical in a moment, from shimmering to abrasive, from the dead calm of the ocean to the death rattle of an orca. A remarkable Cello Player with angelic features, who seems to be having a loud on-stage argument with his instrument, always teetering on the brink of a sonic fist-fight. A Bass Player who plays in an almost geometrically meditative fashion, angular, repetitive and hypnotic, and whose fuzzed out sounds could turn iron into rust. And then there's the two-headed beast: Two manic Drummers playing the same, sprawling double drum kit, but attacking it from different sides and angles.
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Well, shaking their heads in disbelief after the show, they quickly decided that this group, albeit still half imaginary, was too good not to be true. And in tribute to the remote part of the world where their band and their music had been born, they named their particular brand of music 'Polar Kraut.'
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"Incredible" Brad Pitt donates £700 to mum's campaign while filming at Lulworth Cove
9:00am Monday 26th November 2012 in News
A MUM who is raising money for the neo natal unit that treated her baby son has been boosted by a huge cash donation – from Hollywood star Brad Pitt.
Karley Gallagher's little boy Zachary was born with gastroschisis, a type of hernia that causes the intestines to stick out of the body through a defect near the umbilical cord.
He spent his first weeks in intensive care at Southampton General Hospital.
At the weekend Karley organised a fundraising event at Lulworth, where she lives.
But on the same day, Pitt was filming his latest movie in the village.
Worried that his presence might detract from the charity day, owner of the Gift Shop cafe, Tricia Wilson-Hughes had a word with two of the star's security guards.
Later they came back with an envelope full of money – more than £700 of it. "I was totally gobsmacked," said Tricia.
"I just couldn't believe it. They were just so generous. I thought they were going to give me £50 or something."
She added: "Brad also signed some postcards for us to sell for the fund.
He also promised to order a whip round of the film crew and send a donation from Los Angeles. It's amazing."
Tricia phoned Karley, who came running down to the shop.
Karley said: "I was grinning from ear to ear. I think she was in shock. What he did for us was incredible."
She added that Zach's middle name was Benjamin – after the film Benjamin Button, which starred Pitt.
Zachary, Karley's only child, weighed 5lb 4ozs when he was born.
"He was born at 36 weeks, then he was kept in intensive care for nine weeks.
"We nearly lost him numerous times.
"Without the neonatal team he would have died. We wanted to help them."
The filming at Lulworth by High Command Productions was for Pitt's latest movie called World War Z.
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9:26am Mon 26 Nov 12
Forest_Nymph says...
It reads to me that his crew also donated, so please give them the credit they deserve too, rather than gushing over Brad and suggesting it was *only* his money, as if the other guys/girls don't matter ..... :o/
9:38am Mon 26 Nov 12
tricky1007 says...
10:56am Mon 26 Nov 12
peter flea bite says...
I hope he can swim.
11:15am Mon 26 Nov 12
rudolph_hucker says...
11:49am Mon 26 Nov 12
peter flea bite says...
he can think again.
12:11pm Mon 26 Nov 12
speedy231278 says...
1:21pm Mon 26 Nov 12
retry69 says...
8:21pm Mon 26 Nov 12
Letcommonsenseprevail says...
9:28pm Mon 26 Nov 12
joncon says...
speedy231278 wrote:Since his production company are producing the film I wouldnt think he's getting a salary out of it.
Probably earning more than £700 a minute for the role, even if it was he who filled the envelope. To me, it sounds more like the crew had a whipround, and he just signed a few pics!
10:07pm Mon 26 Nov 12
beachcomber1 says...
6:57am Tue 27 Nov 12
steve.in.sydney says...
7:31am Tue 27 Nov 12
Letcommonsenseprevail says...
steve.in.sydney wrote:Very funny, great post.
I'm not too keen on people having a shot at Mr. Pitt, mainly as I've pencilled him in as being on the shortlist of actors who will be given the honour of playing me when my peers finally realise that my life should be recorded. (George Clooney could, with make-up, play a cameo as Pete Woodley.).
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ACC will add Louisville
Atlantic Coast Conference leaders got the school they wanted. Louisville was relieved to find a home amid the latest wave of realignment.
The ACC announced Wednesday that its presidents and chancellors unanimously voted to add Louisville as the replacement for Maryland, which will join the Big Ten in 2014.
Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich was concerned the Cardinals would be left behind in a constantly shifting landscape.
"You always worry about that, there's no question about it — especially when you're sitting in our chairs," Jurich said in a teleconference. "But I think when you look at what we've done and the body of work, I think it was very well worth it to wait because we were able to get what we wanted.
"We feel it's the best fit for this university."
Louisville was a candidate to join the Big 12 last year before that league took West Virginia, though Maryland's unexpected announcement last week created a new opportunity for both the school and the ACC.
But it wasn't a lock for the Cardinals.
A person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press that ACC leaders also considered Connecticut and Cincinnati over the past week before the vote to add Louisville during a conference call Wednesday morning. The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the ACC hasn't released details of the expansion discussions
The Cardinals will bring a tradition-rich men's basketball program, a solid football program and a college-focused market to the ACC.
"When you look at Louisville, you see a university and an athletic program that has all the arrows pointed up — a tremendous uptick there, tremendous energy," ACC commissioner John Swofford said. "It's always an overall fit in every respect and I think that's what we found."


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Garland deal official?
Nick Piecoro reports that Garland signs with the D-Backs for $6-8 million. One year deal with a second year option that can be exercised by either the player or the team. Lets hope this works out. Will another year removed form injury be the answer for Garland? [Jim: Front Page'd for obvious reasons. :-) Full report to follow tonight!]


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The Big Brother 14 house photos have leaked two days early! Last night, the people over at welovebigbrother.com sent out a tweet saying that they had just prepared 27 photos to share at midnight on Monday July 2nd. Read the tweet below:
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If you want to see the photos, here is a link to the IMGUR account where they posted. Look closely at some of the last pictures. Brendon and Rachel were there to help out at media day. The people pictured in the photos are NOT the new houseguests…they are journalists that were there to play a shortened version of the game for media day.
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The remains of a man who has been missing for 32 years have been identified in Skamania County.
Deputies said the remains of Kenneth Stovner were found Sept. 23 about a half mile west of his former home on Belle Center Road in Washougal in a heavily wooded area.
Stovner, 39, was reported missing around April 12, 1980. Investigators said a search of his home and the surrounding area revealed no clues at that time.
A landowner was clearing the area last month and located the remains. After an intense search, investigators said they had the evidence needed to positively identify Stovner.
The cause of his death has yet to be determined.
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News: Jay-Z's 'Magna Carta' Won't Be Anything Like Kanye West's 'Yeezus', Promises Rick Rubin
Monday, Jul 1, 2013 2:55PM
Music pioneer Rick Rubin has shared some thoughts on rap mogul Jay-Z's upcoming Magna Carta Holy Grail album and how despite being featured in Hov's commercials he did not contribute to its creation.
According to Rick, Jay invited him to hear the album and offer various input during its production.
When we recently caught up with Rick over the phone, he explained: "The point of me being in the commercials was that he was filming a documentary and he asked me--I imagine he's just comfortable talking to me--to come listen to the songs with him and just talk about the songs. Just listen to it and talk about it, and that's what we did. It was fun." He went on to divulge what he initially thought of Magna Carta, saying, "I liked what I heard, but it was a little difficult--after just coming from the Kanye sessions--to listen to Jay's album, because they're so different. I was in a very alternative and progressive headspace, and Jay's record is a more traditional hip-hop record." (XXL Mag)
Last week, Rubin detailed the grind he underwent to help finish Kanye West's new Yeezus LP.
"To me it seemed impossible what he was asking. I remember I wasn't feeling that well that day, and I was thinking, Is the music making me sick? I don't feel good about this. We ended up working probably 15 days, 16 days, long hours, no days off, 15 hours a day. I was panicked the whole time," Rubin explained. "There was so much material we could really pick which direction it was going to go. The idea of making it edgy and minimal and hard was Kanye's. I'd say, "This song is not so good. Should I start messing with it? Can I make it better?" And he'd say, "Yes, but instead of adding stuff, try taking stuff away." We talked a lot about minimalism. My house is basically an empty white box. When he walked in, he was like, "My house is an empty white box, too!"" (The Daily Beast)
Today, Jay's new LP cover surfaced across the Internet.
Jay Z's highly anticipated 12th studio album, Magna Carta Holy Grail, is days away from dropping and the cover art has been released. It's a simple design. His labelmate and friend Kanye West recently released an album with simple cover art as well. Thought West's cover looks like an intricate design when compared to Jay Z's album cover. (Fansided)
A finalized tracklisting for the new LP has also turned up.
01. Picasso Baby 02. Heaven 03. Versus 04. Tom Ford 05. Beach Is Better 06. FuckWithMeYouKnowIGotIt f. Rick Ross 07. Oceans f. Frank Ocean 08. F.U.T.W. 09. Part II (On The Run) f. Beyoncé 10. BBC f. Nas, Beyoncé, Justin Timberlake, Pharrell, Swizz Beatz & Timbaland 11. La Familia 12. Jay-Z Blue 13. Nickles & Dimes 14. Holy Grail f. Justin Timberlake) [Bonus Track] 15. Open Letter [Bonus Track] (Magna Carta Holy Grail)


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Cranberry and Vanilla Bean Sorbet
Published: November 2009 Servings: 8
- 1 12-ounce package fresh or frozen cranberries (about 3 cups)
- 2 1/2 cups water
- 2 cups sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
- 1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
Nutritional Information
One serving contains the following:
- Calories (kcal) 220.2
- %Calories from Fat 0.0
- Fat (g) 0.0
- Saturated Fat (g) 0.0
- Cholesterol (mg) 0
- Carbohydrates (g) 56.3
- Dietary Fiber (g) 1.5
- Total Sugars (g) 54.3t
- Net Carbs (g) 54.8t
- Protein (g) 0.0
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Combine cranberries, 2 1/2 cups water, sugar, and coarse salt in large heavy saucepan. Scrape in seeds from vanilla bean. Add bean to mixture and bring to boil over medium heat, stirring until sugar dissolves. Reduce heat to low; simmer until cranberries pop and are soft, stirring occasionally, about 10 minutes. Cool to room temperature.
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Well, I knew this guy back in high school who had this enormous sack of some kind of nasty stuff--not pus exactly; it was a pus-like yellow, but almost clear, so maybe it was chicken broth--anyhow, he had a bagful of this junk growing on the back of his neck, just where the hair stopped. It was about as big as half a lemon and tight like a balloon. He was a pretty haphazard guy, punk-rocker and all that, and I guess he got sick of having this juicy thing riding around on him, so one Friday night he drank a half bottle of whiskey, laid down, bit on his middle finger, and had a friend slice the cyst with a scalpel. Someone took pictures. Someone else took him to the emergency room.
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Former NFL player Michael Strahan is the guy being named as co-host of the ABC morning show "Live!" beside Kelly Ripa.
Multiple sources told Broadcasting & Cable that Strahan, 40, who currently co-hosts "FOX NFL Sunday," was the one signing the deal.
ABC won't confirm but Strahan has reportedly put his California home on the market. "Live!" shoots in NYC.
Comedian Seth Meyers could be getting a day job. The "Saturday Night Live" head writer is the supposed frontrunner to join Kelly Ripa as co-host on "Live!"Chicago Sun-Times.
Morning show "LIVE! with Kelly" is heading north to beautiful Banff, Alberta, Canada for four shows airing April 2-5.
The April broadcasts are "LIVE's" first visit to Canada since the show aired four episodes from Prince Edward Island in 2010.
In addition to featuring celebrity guests and performers at The Banff Centre, Kelly and her co-hosts will head out of the theatre to experience Banff National Park's wonderland of winter sports -- an awe-inspiring backdrop for exciting outdoor adventures.
Talk show giant Kelly Ripa teamed with soccer pro Brandi Chastain and premium appliance brand Eletrolux, and talked to "Extra's" AJ Calloway about raising awareness for Ovarian Cancer Research Fund at the "Kicking & Cleaning" event in NYC.
Ripa said, "We're teaching moms not only how to raise money for OCRF, but how to get their whites whiter and their brights brighter," with the help of an Electrolux brand washing machine.
"Extra" host Maria Menounos talked Oscars fashion with Kelly Ripa on "Live! with Kelly" -- and went on a behind-the-scenes tour backstage.
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Take a look at this week's hilarious bloopers! See hosts Mario Lopez and Maria Menounos like you've never seen them before -- and don't miss Kelly Ripa's cameo!
"Extra's' Mario Lopez co-hosted "Live! with Kelly" on Wednesday, and spoke about the cruise ship that capsized off the coast of Italy, leaving 11 dead and 23 missing. The ship's captain, Francesco Schettino, is now the most hated man in Italy and has been blasted as "The Chicken of the Sea" by the NY Post.
When Ripa asked Mario if he had heard the transcript between the Coast Guard official and Capt. Schettino, Lopez replied, "What's Italian for coward, is what I want to know!"


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Before we get to this week's ballot, a quick note: CBKWit has agreed to join Yellow Fever and myself in submitting a ballot every week, so a) feel free to direct complaints in his direction, and b) some of this week's deltas make very little sense, and that's because we have 3 voters now instead of 2.
With that out of the way, here's our preliminary ballot for Week 1:
2. Georgia
3. Florida
4. Oklahoma
5. Ohio State
The top 4 remain the same from last week, while Ohio State moves up to No. 5 only because CBKWit likes them, and he didn't vote last week. None of these teams faced any challenges this past weekend, destroying Virginia, Georgia Southern, Hawai'i, Chattanooga and Youngstown State, respectively, by a combined score of 253-40. If you could find nuanced differences in these blowout performances that tells you which of these teams are better than the others, more power to you. For my own part, I saw no reason to move any of them off of where I had them last week.
6. West Virginia
7. Missouri
9. Texas
10. Wisconsin
Last week, with Clemson at No. 9 and Virginia Tech at No. 10, I wrote this:
Clemson and Virginia Tech? Someone's gotta win the ACC, I guess, though I had VaTech down in the teens somewhere. Personally, I think there's a pretty big dropoff between the top 8 and everyone else.
Well, someone still has to win the ACC, though I a) have no idea who that might be -- Wake Forest?, and b) I won't be terribly impressed by whoever does manage the accomplishment. Clemson and VaTech were both embarrassed this past weekend, and both tumble out of our ballot as a result.
So, I still believe there's a big gap between the top 8 and everyone else, but someone's gotta fill those spots. Texas and Wisconsin, come on up!
11. Oregon
12. Texas Tech
13. Auburn
14. Arizona State
15. Kansas
More blowouts of inferior competition. Perhaps Texas Tech giving up 24 points to Eastern Washington should be cause for concern, but their Playstation offense once again managed to hang almost half a hundred on the scoreboard. I see no reason to move any of these teams around.
16. Alabama
17. Penn State
18. South Florida
20. Wake Forest
Alabama makes a huge first weekend splash in blowing out top-10 Clemson, and is justly rewarded with a spot at No. 16. They'll move around as we learn more about just how good Clemson actually is, but for now, this feels about right. Speaking of the ACC, Wake Forest was the lone bright spot for the ACC this past weekend, though a lopsided win over Baylor is hardly a new occurence.
21. California
22. Illinois
23. South Carolina
24. Fresno State
25. Utah
Illinois is the only team in our Top 25 to have lost last weekend, but they lost in respectable fashion, dropping a tough loss to Missouri, a top 10 team. Irrespective of the teams involved, the No. 7 team should beat the No. 22 team by a score of about 52-42, and last weekend's results bore that out. Thus both teams remain pretty much where they were in the preseason poll (Illinois actually moves up 2 spots due to other teams falling out of the poll).
The rest of these teams won on Saturday, but in close or ugly fashion. Fresno was scoreless at halftime before pulling away from Rutgers, and South Carolina was nearly as bad, managing a field goal just before the half in an eventual shutout of North Carolina State. I think we all know how well Cal did, though I'm not yet sure how good a competition Michigan State was; at least Sparty can rest easy, knowing Michigan also fell, but at home to unranked Utah. Not a pretty victory for the Utes, but winning at the Big House still lands you at No. 25.
Dropped out: Clemson, Virginia Tech, Tennessee, Rutgers
I'd say all four of these teams were, to some degree, embarrassed on national television. Virginia Tech's loss to East Carolina was especially poetic, as the Hokies' traditionally strong special teams had a punt blocked and returned for a touchdown for the Pirates' game-winner. Tennessee failed to give themselves much of a halftime lead despite grabbing 4 interceptions from UCLA's Kevin Craft, in part due to a plethora of missed opportunities for field goals, while Rutgers looked so inept in falling to Fresno State that I seriously considered not ranking the Bulldogs either. In the end, I think I just ran out of decent teams to rank.


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Andre Dirrell will be back in the ring on August 5, facing Canadian fringe contender Sebastian Demers in Oakland. It will be Dirrell's first fight since March 2010, when he beat Arthur Abraham in the Super Six World Boxing Classic via disqualification.
Dirrell (19-1, 13 KO) has been the subject of much debate since that night, with sort of a split in the boxing audience on those who felt the disqualifying punch was a legit knockout that incapacitated him, and those who felt Dirrell was acting. Here's footage from Showtime:
Dirrell didn't really help his case months later on "Fight Camp 360," when he stumbled to name his doctor ("Dr. Shaw High") and then his team sort of shut down the talk about the injury in a moment that felt a little uncomfortable. Dirrell has been training for months, including helping George Groves prepare for his fight with James DeGale in May, and the ring return has been in the works for a while now.
Dirrell is now the third fighter to return to active duty after bailing on the Super Six World Boxing Classic. Mikkel Kessler came back from an eye injury in June, and Jermain Taylor is scheduled to fight in August, too.
Demers (31-4, 11 KO) is not in Dirrell's league, but is a decent comeback opponent after such a long layoff. He's lost his last two by early stoppage to Renan St-Juste and Bryan Vera.


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Kudos to a young man from Plaistow, N.H., who values helping others over his own interests.
Cameron Lyle, a track-and-field athlete at the University of New Hampshire, joined many of his college peers a few years ago in signing up for a national bone marrow registry. Using genetic information from swabs of the participants' mouths, the registry seeks to match potential donors with those needing bone marrow transplants as treatment for certain forms of cancer.
The odds are long — a participant has only a 1-in-5-million chance of being a match for someone not a member of his or her own family. So Lyle didn't think much of his chances of being a donor.
A few months ago, he got a call from the National Marrow Donor Program that he was a potential match for a 28-year-old man who is suffering from acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Further testing determined that Lyle was a perfect match for the patient.
The only catch: Donating would mean Lyle would have to miss the rest of the track season, including the America East Championships, where he was hoping to compete in the shot put. As a senior, these would be the last competitions of his career.
Lyle told reporter Alex Lippa of our sister paper The Eagle-Tribune that the decision was easy.
"He has six months to live, and I have the possibility to buy him a couple more years," Lyle said.
Lyle's donor surgery was scheduled for last week at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. He won't be able to lift more than 20 pounds over his head for a few weeks.
Lyle's mother, Christine Sciacca, told Lippa she's proud of her son.
"I don't know of many 21-year-olds who would give up their last year of track to help another human," she said.


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Papercut films is the California based production company for Chris Paine. Our projects include documentaries, features, and online content.
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Chris Paine's award winning documentary feature film Who Killed the Electric Car? premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2006 before its worldwide release by Sony Pictures Classics. Three years in the making, the film's murder mystery spin on an almost unreported story captured public attention and stimulated substantive change in the industry.
Previously, Chris served as executive producer on FASTER, Mark Neales 2003 cult film (with narrator Ewan McGregor) about the world's fastest motorcycle race. The same team also made No Maps For These Territories about cyber-punk visionary William Gibson. No Maps featured U2s Bono and was named Best Documentary by the Los Angeles New Times in 2001.
Chris directed segments for the MTV television series BUZZ and online content for Apple Computer. He began his LA career assisting writer/producer Michael Tolkin on the feature films The Player (1992), and The New Age (1994). His first producing effort Mailman (director Matthew Carnahan) premiered at Sundance in 1995. He also directed the WW2 memoirs Looking Back and Return to the Philippines.
Outside of media, Chris is an entrepreneur and environmentalist. His technology company Internet Outfitters went public in 1999 as part of AppNet/CommerceOne. His firm Mondo-tronics, (founded with his highschool friend Roger Gilbertson) provided materials for the Mars Pathfinder mission. Chris' activist work included campaigns to stop nuclear testing in Nevada, freeway expansions in California, and deforestation.
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Jessie Deeter is a veteran documentary filmmaker and journalist. She served as producer on Who Killed the Electric Car. She produced, reported, directed and shot "No More War," a 22-minute documentary that aired on PBS' FRONTLINE/World in May 2005. Reviewed positively in the New York Times, "No More War" was submitted for a DuPont award by FRONTLINE. The hour-long version of that documentary, "Keeping the Peace," aired on PBS' KQED in February, 2007 and had its festival premiere that month in Milan, Italy. Jessie field-produced "Afghanistan: Hell of a Nation," a 45- minute documentary on Afghanistan's Loya Jirga that aired on PBS' Wide Angle in September, 2004. In 2003, Jessie traveled to five countries to field produce a documentary for the Asia Foundation's 50th anniversary. Prior to that, Jessie worked as an associate producer for FRONTLINE/World and FRONTLINE's Modern Meat and Blackout documentaries. Her half-hour documentary, Some They Win, on Mexican workers at the racetrack, screened in several festivals around the country. Jessie has a Masters of Journalism and International and Area Studies, Middle East focus, from UC Berkeley.
Most recently, Jessie produced two pieces on modern American Muslim dating and youth camp for Al Jazeera's English channel and has produced three children in the past two years.
Megan McCartney is currently collaborating on the development of several media projects for Papercut Films. Previously she co- directed Looking Back with Chris Paine, a feature length documentary. Megan has contributed to over 100 theatrical productions as an actor, co-producer, and designer of props, costumes and sets. In business, she managed the bookkeeping and HR departments for Internet Outfitters (later AppNet/Commerce One LA). She continues to consult as a professional organizer and bookkeeper. She holds a BA in Design and an MA in Psychology.
Shannon is developing "Sick Days" for Papercut Films and serves as producing partner at GADA Films. Her first feature as producer, "Our Very Own," premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival and received a 2006 Independent Spirit Award nomination. Miramax acquired "Our Very Own" in 2006 . The film is currently in DVD release. In Los Angeles, Shannon has worked in development for Ottie Inc. (Allison Janney) and Fortis Films (Sandra Bullock). Previously she assisted director Phil Joanou on the films "Final Analysis" and "Wild Palms." She began her Los Angeles production development career with assignments at the Patchett Kaufman Entertainment on the NBC series "Working Girl," the William Morris Agency for agent Bobbi Thompson and Madonna's Maverick Productions.
In New York, Shannon was Co-Artistic Director of The Red Earth Ensemble and directed the world premiere of Adelaide McKenzie's play The Distance of You." She also helmed the LA premiere of Matthew Carnahan's play, Velvet Elvis." McMahon Lichte's book, Irish Wedding Traditions, (Hyperion Books) is now in it's 3rd printing. Shannon is a graduate of The Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre.


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Polo shirts extend to $75 in price; you can score a tumbler cup or coffee mug for under $20.
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Mike Smith has seen the future, and it isn't good. The game against New Orleans this week is basically a playoff game. Without a win, we're just playing for fun.
Michael Turner is cooked. Michael Jenkins is a girlyman. The Defensive Secondary is slow and short, and they can't tackle.
And, Matt Ryan doesn't know how to improvise. Tony Romo does. Matt Ryan is really smart, maybe too smart. Seems to be playing strictly by the playbook. Needs to learn to cheat some. Scrambling, pumpfakes, irregular counts. Something, anything.
Tony Gonzalez would have helped us out a lot more during last year's playoff run, but wasn't ready to be traded. Now, if things breakdown, Ryan looks at Tony. Granted the guy is good receiver. But it's not gonna happen this year. So he might play well next year, but he knows he's not the answer to this team's fate.
The bottom line is that Mike Smith needs to shake-up this lineup fast.
Right now, Jason Snelling is better than Michael Turner.
Right now. Eric Weems is better than Michael Jenkins.
Right now. We need a fullback that can block.
Right now we need a quarterback who can improvise.
Right now. We need a defensive back who can tackle. UFL, CFL, what about Brian Finneran for Chrissakes? He'd do it if it meant he could get playing time! Let's go Dimitroff!


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|Eagles soar over Big Green
|Monday, January 20, 2014 12:00 AM
By BOB WEBER
DHI Correspondent
OTTOVILLE — Saturday night saw one of the better area boys basketball teams brave the weather and travel to take on the Ottoville Big Green at the L.W. Heckman Gymnasium.
The Liberty-Benton Eagles brought their very experienced squad to Putnam County and came away with a convincing 60-44 win over the Big Green.
The Eagles started quickly with some long-range shooting as seniors John Darnall and Zach Garver connected on three 3-pointers, giving the visitors a 13-5 lead after the first quarter.
The Big Green could only connect on one field goal in the first quarter; however, they were able to get the Eagles into early foul trouble as Garver and senior Adam Cytlak picked up two early fouls.
Veteran head coach Steve Williman had to go to his bench early and it seemed to slow down the early momentum the Eagles had in the first quarter. The Big Green tried to take advantage and junior Brandt Landin led the attack with seven of his nine first-half points in the second quarter. With about four minutes to go in the first half, Williman had seen enough and reinserted both Cytlak and Garver. They both played out the half without getting their third foul and Garver hit a big 3-ball at the end of the second quarter to help the Eagles go into the locker room with a 24-15 lead.
The second half saw the Big Green try to stage a valiant comeback on the Eagles as senior Luke Schimmoeller led the attack with seven points in the third quarter. However, the closer the Big Green got, the bigger the shots came from the Eagles with Cytlak, Darnall and Garver notching 3-balls and allowing the visitors to outscore the Big Green 17-14 in the quarter and push their lead out to 41-29 after three quarters of play.
The fourth quarter saw the veteran leadership of the Eagles as they played keepaway from the Big Green for most of the quarter. With the Big Green trying to come away with some big steals, the Eagles time after time either went to the foul stripe where they converted 11-of-13 in the quarter or found sophomore Nathan Craft all alone underneath with four big baskets to seal the victory.
The Eagles (10-4) will be back in action Friday night for a Blanchard Valley Conference game starting at 6 o'clock at Cory-Rawson. The Eagles had three players in double figures on the evening with Darnall (20), Craft (18) and Garver (16).
The Big Green (5-10) will travel to Paulding next Saturday night starting with a junior varsity tip at six o'clock. Landin led the Big Green in scoring with 17 points and Schimmoeller and junior Tyler Roby chipping in nine points each.
In the JV game, the Eagles also came away with the victory 46-28 as freshman Anthony Masterlasco (12 points) and junior Jon Dager (10 points) led the Eagles in scoring.
Sophomore Dustin Trenkamp scored 11 points for the Big Green.
Adam Cytlak 0-1-3-6, John Darnall 1-4-6-20, BJ Lawson 0-0-0-0, Alec Rhodes 0-0-0-0, Zach Garver 3-3-1-16, Brandon May 0-0-0-0, Nathan Craft 8-0-2-18. Totals 12/21-8/17-12/16-60.
Colin Bendele 0-0-2-2, Tyler Roby 1-2-1-9, Austin Honigford 0-1-1-4, Brandt Landin 5-1-4-17, Luke Schimmoeller 4-0-1-9, Kyle Bendele 1-0-1-3. Totals 11-4-10-44.
Score by Quarters:
Lib.-Ben. 13-11-17-19 - 60
Ottoville 5-10-14-15 - 44
Three-point shots: Liberty-Benton - Darnall 4, Garver 3, Cytlak; Ottoville - Roby 2, Honigford, Landin.
Tyson Neiling 1-0-2-4, Jaret Kern 0-0-1-1, Spencer Osborne 2-1-0-7, Tyler Vorst 2-0-0-4, Jon Dager 3-0-4-10, Jacob Schimmoeller 2-0-0-4, Storm Shepherd 1-0-2-4, Anthony Masterlasco 6-0-0-12. Totals 17-1-9-46.
Brendan Schnipke 1-0-5-7, Rudy Wenzlick 0-0-1-1, Alex Krouskop 0-1-3-6, Eric Von Sossan 1-0-1-3, Dustin Trenkamp 2-0-7-11. Totals 4-1-17-28.
Score by Quarters:
Lib.-Ben. 11-10-8-17 - 46
Ottoville 5-9-4-10 - 28
Three-point shots: Liberty-Benton - Osborne; Ottoville - Krouskop.
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The Second Step early learning program provides a Staff Training Toolkit for program coordinators to train teachers to use the program. The toolkit includes agendas, handouts, and PowerPoint presentations with detailed presentation notes to guide program coordinators in leading staff training sessions.
The Second Step K–5 program provides an individual, online staff training in how to teach the program. Staff members can do the training when it is convenient for them, and administrators can track who has completed it.
The Second Step middle school program provides video modules, handouts, and agendas that can be used to facilitate a staff training in how to use the program. The training can be done in one longer session or broken up into shorter ones. There is also a Teaching the Program video and an All-Staff Overview video to guide staff.
In addition, all grades of the Second Step program include detailed Teaching Guides, implementation checklists, surveys, and other tools to help guide and train teachers in best implementation practices. An observational assessment form is also provided that can be used with every lesson.
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Pence went to Hanover College to study American history, before earning his law degree at Indiana University. One of Pence's personal heroes is George Washington, who put a premium on civil public discourse while other Founding Fathers were feuding.
Another hero is the late Henry Hyde, an Illinois Republican congressman who was a staunch defender of "traditional" values, an ardent abortion opponent and the chief manager of the impeachment case against President Bill Clinton.
"Henry Hyde took strong stands but always with a gentle hand," Pence said.
Last year, the pro-life Pence authored what was called the "Pence Amendment," which would have ended taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood. While Planned Parenthood is not permitted to spend federal funds on abortions, critics such as Pence say the federal dollars used for other expenses frees up funds for abortions.
He won big support for it in the House, but the amendment, tacked onto a continuing budget resolution, nearly derailed the critical budget deal between the Obama administration and Congress.
Pence's Democratic opponent, John Gregg, has tried to portray Pence as too divisive for Indiana, telling voters that Pence would pursue a "social issues" agenda.
"That's all he's been about," Gregg said. "We in Indiana need to stay away from divisive issues — we can't even agree on class basketball and time zones."
Pence, meanwhile, has focused his campaign message on jobs, education, taxes and the economy. His "Road Map for Indiana," which he touts at every chance, outlines the goals of a Pence administration. It includes his call for a 10 percent cut in the state's income tax rate, but not much in the "social issues" area, other than a pledge to "promote marriage" by requiring state agencies to draft a "family impact statement" whenever they adopt new rules and regulations.


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HEALTH NEWS: Larger school lunch portions here to stay
Those bigger portions of meat on your kid's school lunch tray are here to stay.
The US Department had restricted portions of meats and grains to help combat childhood obesity.
But they faced complaints that kids were going hungry under the restricted portions.
So now, the agency says a 2012 rule that temporarily allowed larger servings of lean protein and whole grains will be made permanent.


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Languages : Basics of C,C++, Java, Servlets, JSP and PHP
Database : Mysql, Postgres
Web Tool : HTML, FrontPage, Dream weaver, Fireworks
Web / Application Server : Apache Tomcat 5.0, Web logic 8.1.
Graphic Tool : PageMaker, CoreDraw
Plat forms used : Windows, Unix
Age: Below 30 years, relaxed in case of candidates having experience and qualifications in
addition to the essential qualifications cited above.
Salary: Rs.18,000/- per month (inclusive of all).
Candidates meeting the above requirements may submit their curriculum vitae / biodata with a passport size photograph pasted on the top of right hand corner together with copies of certificates superscribing "APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF PROJECT ASSOCIATE" on the envelope to the Administrative officer, Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Sarjapur Road, 2nd Block, Koramangala, Bangalore – 560 034.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — In what was hardly a surprise to those in attendance, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's annual state of the league press conference was dominated by questions related to the looming labor crisis between management and the players' union.
Of the 34 questions Goodell fielded, 11 — approximately one-third — had to do with the threat of a work stoppage in 2011, an uncapped year in 2010, negotiations with the union or some other labor-related issue.
This line of questioning was expected, considering that less than 24 hours earlier, NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith told the players' side of the story in a passionate manner during the union's annual Super Bowl week press conference.
"The labor agreement is a very important agreement," Goodell said. "It's something that is important to our players. It's certainly important to our clubs, and it's important to our fans. We have to sit at the table and we have to get an agreement that works for everybody. And that's what people expect. They expect solutions, and I think it's our responsibility to sit down at that table and work out the issues. I think there's been a lot of dialogue, but we need productivity. We need to get those solutions on the table and start getting to an agreement, because that's what our fans want. They want solutions, and that's what we should deliver."
Goodell refuted Smith's allegation that the league is proactively taking steps to encourage a lockout in '11, most notably by negotiating TV contracts that pay the NFL even if no games are played.
"We want an agreement, and I think every owner will say the same thing," Goodell said. "We want an agreement that's fair to the game, to the players, and will allow us to continue to invest in the game. The idea that ownership would be anxious for a work stoppage is absolutely false. You don't make money by shutting down your business. It's a bad scenario for everybody. I can assure you the ownership and I believe the players, in talking to individual players, want to get an agreement and want to work to do that. We are currently committed to do that, and I am right there at the forefront."
On Thursday, when asked to rank the likelihood of a lockout in '11 on a scale from one to 10, Smith stated it was at a 14.
When asked to respond to that comment, Goodell said he couldn't make that prediction.
"I couldn't make that prediction, and I sure hope he's wrong," Goodell said. "And I sure hope it doesn't become a self-fulfilling prophecy. Right now, we don't need a lot of focus on that. We need to take advantage of the opportunity we have right now to structure an agreement and sit down and negotiate. That's how this is going to get done and we will have an agreement. It's just a matter of when, but talking about options like work stoppages is not going to get us there. We need to sit down and make those deals and figure out how to structure something that makes sense. I mentioned it before — a work stoppage is not a positive outcome for anybody for any side. Both sides lose money, and the fans, most importantly, will lose football, so we've got to avoid that. And our commitment and our determination is to work hard to do that."
When he wasn't being peppered with questions about the uncertain labor situation, Goodell answered questions on a wide array of topics.
Regarding the relevance of the Rooney Rule, given the perception that sham interviews were conducted in Seattle and Washington prior to the hiring of white head coaches, Goodell disagreed with the notion that anything had been done contrary to the rules.
"Anytime you're making progress, some people aren't happy with the pace of that progress," Goodell said. "I'm usually at the head of that list, and I would like to see more rapid progress. And there are going to be a lot of coaches in the NFL — black, white, Hispanic — that are going to be frustrated because there's only 32 opportunities out there as head coach. But we have made progress, and I think we'll sit down at the end of this hiring season, and we'll work with the Fritz Pollard Alliance and others, figure out what it is we can do to evolve the rule itself, or maybe other modifications that can continue to ensure that we have the right kind of processes in place so that people get the opportunity. There are a lot of great coaches out there. They deserve an opportunity to coach in the NFL, and it is a unique position, and we have to make sure that we provide that opportunity to everybody to get the best people on our field and off the field. We have implemented in the NFL office the Rooney Rule across all of our positions. It's been seen as a rule that's had tremendous benefits not just in football but in all industries, and I get letters about it when they implement it in other industries. Absolutely. I think it's become a model success."
There has been a great amount of debate surrounding the timing of the Pro Bowl, which was played in South Florida the week before the Super Bowl this year, instead of the week after the title game in Hawaii. Colts GM Bill Polian was angry that his Pro Bowl players were forced to fly to Miami a day earlier than the rest of the team to appear at the game, while others have maintained that a Pro Bowl without 14 players from the Super Bowl teams diminished the spirit of the game.
The folks in South Florida, however, disagreed, as the game was sold out and had the highest attendance of any Pro Bowl in the past 50 years.
Goodell said he believes the game was a great success, and he related a story that a player shared with him this week. The unidentified player said the Pro Bowl in Hawaii was a game for the players, and it was great to be over there, but this time around it was great for NFL fans.
What does the future of the Pro Bowl look like? Goodell was noncommittal.
"They have great fans out there, we're back there for two more years (in '11 and '12), and we'll continue to build on the successes we had here and make the game better," said Goodell.
Other topics that were discusssed:
• Placing a Super Bowl in the new stadium that is being built in New Jersey for the Giants and Jets. Goodell said that in order for the bid for a New York-area Super Bowl to be played in 2014 to go through, an exception had to be made to the rule regarding weather. The NFL has only approved Super Bowls in warm-weather climates or in cities that have domed stadiums.
"I think there are real benefits to the league considering this as an option," Goodell said. "I think the idea of playing in the elements is central to the way the game of football is played. I think being able to do that and celebrate the game of football in the number one market could have tremendous benefits to the league going forward. I think you will see that — I think our two co-chairmen are here, Woody Johnson and Jon Tisch — they will put together a very aggressive bid, one that will demonstrate the value of playing in New York, and they will be competing against some great cities also. It will be an interesting vote."
• The viability of the Jaguars franchise in Jacksonville has come under scrutiny after a season in which most of their home games were played with more than 20,000 empty seats.
"First, let me say we know what's going on in the marketplace, and what our fans and partners are facing in terms of economic challenges," Goodell said. "I've spent an awful lot of time with Wayne (Weaver) talking about what's happening in Jacksonville and how that is impacting the attendance. I think Wayne said it very well, that despite other factors, you can't continue to have an NFL franchise with 40,000 people in the stands. We've got to try to improve that. Wayne has been very aggressive in working with the business community, and we will support him in every way. We know there are millions of fans in North Florida that want to continue to see the Jaguars play the great football they did this year, and we will support that, and hopefully we'll see better results going forward."
• With the seriousness of concussions getting extra attention this season, Goodell was asked if he anticipates making any changes to league policies or restricting contact in practice in an effort to cut down on the number of traumatic brain injuries.
"Well, all of those things are under consideration as far as the offseason training," Goodell said. "I think we need to look at this holistically. What is it that the league can do to try to make the game safer for our players, and that includes rules, equipment and offseason training. How do we make sure our players are prepared for this game and have the best resources to be successful? And I think there are some things in my meetings with Tony Dungy and the players — which we had three of them now — that have been very productive. We focus an awful lot on that offseason issue. It's not only the wear and tear for them, it's really the other issues — focus on family, focus on their futures a little bit in the offseason. Give them a chance to be able to prepare for what they are going to face when they retire from the game of football. Tony and I have had some great meetings with these players, and I think we will continue to make improvements in that area."
Follow our coverage of Super Bowl XLIV this weekend, with features, columns, blogs and coverage of the game Sunday.
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Mats Sundin's Canucks Legacy
Mats Sundin's #13 banner was raised to the rafters of the Air Canada Centre in Toronto on Saturday night, and it made me think back to his time in Vancouver. Sundin, as you might remember, spent half a season in blue and green during the 2008-09 season. The Mats Sundin that Canucks fans got to […]
Team Sweden Roster Announced and Samuelsson is Pissed
The defending Olympic champions, Team Sweden, announced their 23 man roster on Sunday. The Swedes are flying a bit under radar at the moment, as a lot of their top players from years past are now retired or nearing retirement: Mats Sundin, Peter Forsberg and Nicklas Lidstrom.
Lets Get Some Love for Demitra
That's right, I said it. Pavol Demitra revealed on Tuesday that he will likely miss another six weeks with a shoulder injury and what ensued was what can be described as mild jubilation on sports talk radio and message boards. Demitra has been described as too soft and too streaky, and many are suggesting that the Canucks would be better off without him.


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Your own private beach
Take time out
Magnificent sunrises
Manicured grounds
Modern Kitchen for the MasterChef
Modern Appliances
Huge Lounge area with Comfy Leather Sofas
A Cosy Open Fire to stimulate conversation
Water views from almost every room
Enjoy some 8 Ball or snooker
Dine in comfort at the oversize dining…
Relax and read a book in the library for…
Stylish bedrooms
Bedroom 4 with 2 x Singles - Kids Love the
The Main Bathroom with Double Bath
Some of the locals!
Outdoor chimenea for cooler evenings when…
Watch the sea fog creep along at sunrise
Expansive lawns from house to water
Aerial View and location
Floor plan with bedding configuration
Absolute waterfront property. Your own private beach on the front lawn, and 14 acres of park like grounds and blackwood timber forests.
Over 500 metres of waterfront. Laze around the beach, paddle the kayaks, ride the bikes, catch a fish, or take short drives to many of the local attractions, wineries and eateries.
River Point, quite simply, the perfect place to relax and unwind gazing over the water.
Whilst you'll probably find it difficult to leave, the property is in the heart of the Tamar Valley Wine Route with easy access to over 32 vineyards. The Tamar Valley Wine Route is the heart of northern Tasmania, home of some of the finest cool climate wines in the world.
The Property and Main Residence
4 Bedroom Executive style house with 2 bathrooms. Games room and bar area with 3/4 slate 8 ball table, reading room and library with books for all ages, huge lounge with comfy leather lounges, an enormous dining table to fit everyone in comfort.
Indoor open fire for those cosy nights on the lounge or simply to create ambience for quiet discussion with friends. Outdoor fire pot for when you prefer to be outdoors. All wood is provided.
Modern kitchen and appliances for the true chef or the Masterchef at heart. Don't want to cook? It's only 10 mins drive to nearest restaurants, cafes, or Hotel counter meals.
Grocery orders can be delivered prior to your arrival for your convenience.
"Kid Safe" fencing on the house and courtyard ensures no little ones can leave the house to play in the water without supervision.
Although you probably want to get away from it all, wireless internet is free for use in case you want to "just check in".
Bikes, Kayaks, board games, outdoor sporting equipment, and DVD's supplied to keep kids and adults amused for days.
Alfresco area overlooking the beach where you can watch the tides come and go for hours on end, or spot a seal swimming by. Light the cast iron chiminea to keep you warm when the conversation just keeps going to the early hours.
Local Attractions
Choose from a large number and variety of cool climate vineyards within the beautiful Tamar Valley and Pipers River wine region.
Numerous vineyards within 5-10 minutes drive include Tamar Ridge, Holm Oak, and Goaty Hill.
Auld Kirk Church 1845 convict and free labour stone church, Sidmouth 5-10 mins
Batman Bridge 5-10 mins
City of Launceston and Cataract Gorge 35 mins
Greens Beach and Greens beach Golf Course. 30 mins
Barnbougle Dunes Golf Course, Bridport (Worlds Top 100 (35th) golf course and Australia's number 1 public course. 50-55 mins
Narawntapu National Park 35 mins
Beaconsfield Gold mine and Grubb Shaft Mine Museum 10mins
Beauty Point 15mins and is home to Platypus House, Seahorse World and Port Dalrymple Yacht Club, Australian Maritime College. 15-20mins
Bridestowe Lavender Farm 35 mins
Launceston Airport (Virgin, Qantas and Jetstar) 45-50 mins
Spirit of Tasmania, Passenger and Vehicle ferry, Devonport Terminal 55-60 mins
(NB: Driving times are approximations only)
Washing Machine, Parking, Dishwasher
- Barbeque
- Board Games
- Clothes dryer
- Cooking Facilities
- Cot
- Cricket Set
- DVD player
- Dishwasher
- Fishing Rods
- Free WiFi
- Heaters
- High chair
- In-house Movies/Videos
- Ironing Facilities
- Kayaks - 2 only - Adults lifejackets only
- Linen Supplied
- Microwave
- Mountain Bikes - 2 adult and 2 Childrens
- Non-Smoking
- Open Fireplace
- Parking
- Pets (at owners discretion)
- Porta Cot
- Rumpus room
- Spa Bath
- Stereo
- Swing
- Towels Supplied
- Washing Machine
- iPod Dock
Rate is based on 2 people using master bedroom. Each additional bedroom, which sleeps 2, is $25 per night
Note: Pricing is subject to change, and a minimum stay period and other conditions may apply. You should confirm pricing with the property owner.
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So reading the few forums out there with Bucks activity, I have noticed a growing disgust for a quick rebuild. I am curious why this is?
Knight, Middleton, Giannis, Sanders, and Henson are all solid core pieces. Add in a top 5 draft pick, and possible move Ersan with say a 2016 draft pick top 10 protected for another pick in the 2014 draft (something in the 15-20 range) and the Bucks are set moving forward.
I would honestly even work hard to move Henson, Sanders is a perfect fit at Center along with Giannis at SF. If we can get a PF who is at least average on defense, but can spread the floor a bit and give us a solid 14-18ppg then we are set. And there are two guys currently in the draft that can do that, Jabari Parker and Julius Randle. If the Bucks get either of them, and are able to trade Henson for say, Klay Thompson on the Warriors, the Bucks are set.
Knight/Thompson/Giannis/Parker/Sanders with Wolters, Mayo, Middleton, Zaza, and Radulijca as the backups. They should try to win with that, why wouldnt they? All because they said they want to win, does not mean they are going to throw all the youth away, I simply see them shuffling the deck to get better fit pieces next to Giannis and Sanders.


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Private Collections Takes Design Lovers Behind Closed Doors
Walking the streets of San Francisco after work, I sometimes get glimpses of the city's great private art collections—a corner of a painting, the top of a sculpture or a bit of a photograph—visible through distant lit windows. But, once a year, I get to walk into some of these amazing homes instead of walking by them, thanks to one of SF's best fundraising events: Private Collections.
The April 18th event, which raises money for Enterprise for High School Students, allows ticket holders to take an owner-led tour of great art collections. That's the wonderful part: hearing firsthand how these people assembled a collection, learning about their motivations and getting to ask them questions directly. Without exception, the owners whose homes I've toured have been welcoming, forthcoming and utterly fascinating.
The price of admission (from $100) gains you entrance to one of seven homes—and selecting just one is the only thing I don't love about this event. How to choose between a Sea Cliff home with water views and works of art from around the globe and a Cow Hollow home that holds an important collection of male nude photographs that (according to the event website) is "rich with obsessions, curiousities and glamour?"
At least I can eliminate the Sproule/Rowen collection from my personal list. As chance would have it, I've scouted this John Lum-designed home in Cole Valley for California Home+Design. I can assure you that the arresting architecture and stunning black-and-white photography collection that includes artists such as Diane Arbus and Hiroshi Sugimoto are well worth the ticket price. If you want a sneak peek at a home from last year's tour, we featured Sabrina Buell's South Park home (seen above) in a previous issue. Take the whole tour here!
Tickets are available through the Private Collections website.


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I have 3 laptops 2 have been installed with Norton 2012, My son laptop is identical to Daughters, windows vista Home Premium Intel (R) Core (TM)2 Duo CPU ............... ETC.......
when i try to instal Norton 2012 on to sons lap top i Get
A problem has occurred that needs your attention
This product is not compatible with this computer operating system, you must have one of the following
and it lists what the lap top HAS but wont load the Norton
any one got any Idea as i am Stuck as what I can do to Install
Thank you in advance
Hello tuppie
Welcome to the Norton Community Forum
Does your son's laptop have sp 2 installed? Is there a preinstalled security program on that laptop? Are there any other real time security programs installed? Are you running the install program as Admin? Could that laptop have any malware that could be preventing the install process? Thanks.
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News: Mase Returns To Rap Game, "It's Mase & Drake, Promise You'll Remember This" [Audio]
Monday, Jun 29, 2009 12:50PM
Former Bad Boy protege Mase has shown signs of returning to the rap game by appearing on the "Best I Ever Had" remix alongside rap newcomer Drake.
While it is still unclear whether Drake is aware of the new feature, Mase's rhymes on the track show they are not recycled bars.
"I said girl so beautiful, down to the cuticle," Mase raps, "I can't explain it, everytime I take a picture with you, I wanna frame it...Please don't re-arrange it, I could be your prosecutor, you can be my plaintiff/You could be my coffee girl and I could be your danish/You already camera-ready, you ain't even famous...I'll move you out the 'hood for good/Not ask that brother if he would he could/Mase won't lie to you, when I say I'm good, I'm good/Strawberry or canary, tell me how you want your wrist/It's Mase and Drake, promise you'll remember this." ("Best I Ever Had" remix)
Mase recently displayed his relevancy in hip-hop by speaking with DMX upon his departure from prison last month.
"I'm speechless man," Mase explained in an interview. "This is a dream come true. When I wrote the first book that I wrote, I wrote in there that I had this dream and this vision and they was asking me what kind of dream church I would have and what type of people would be there, and he was one of the first people's names I put in the book. This is monumental, I'm very speechless and very humble...It's like when you do something, it's one thing to touch a thousand people in San Francisco, it's another thing to touch a thousand people in San Jose, but when you can touch people who were like you were, that's the ultimate award." (Strawberry In The Morning)
The rapper also discussed his underlying motives for joining G-Unit around 2005.
"I think people look at me like I've taken the step that people are most fearful of taking," he said in an interview last January. "It's not just the giving it up; it's the sticking with it. Like most people have seen a lot of entertainers entertain the thought, but we haven't seen many stick with it....In order for people to understand, you have to take them from where you were, to where you are. So in taking people from where I was, it would require you to do music that exemplified where you were, then if I would have stayed in it, I was going to musically bring them to where I am. But then I started seeing that what I'm thinking and what they're thinking is totally two different things." (Phoenix New Times)
His last album dropped nearly five years ago.
Mase worked extensively with inner-city youth, became an in-demand inspirational speaker on the religious circuit, and published a memoir titled Revelations: There's a Light After the Lime. He returned with a new album, Welcome Back, in 2004. (All Music)
Check out Mase's remix to Drake's "Best I Ever Had" below:


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Caution on Blue Dye with Enteral Feeding
FDA Patient Safety News: Show #22, December 2003
FDA has issued a Public Health Advisory that warns about serious adverse events when a blue dye, FD&C Blue No. 1, is used in enteral feeding solutions as a way to visually detect pulmonary aspiration. Blue No. 1 is allowed by FDA for certain uses in foods, drugs and cosmetics, but FDA hasn't evaluated its safety when it's used in enteral feedings.
FDA has received twenty reports of toxicity associated with the use of Blue No. 1 in enteral feedings. Affected patients showed systemic absorption of the dye, manifested by a blue discoloration of the skin or body fluids.
Some cases were also associated with serious complications such as refractory hypotension and metabolic acidosis. Twelve of the patients died.
The concentration and total amount of dye used in these cases was not unusually high, but these patients did have a distinguishing characteristic: a large proportion of them were likely to have increased gut permeability, including those with sepsis, burns, trauma or inflammatory bowel disease. And so the advisory cautions that patients with these conditions may be at increased risk of absorbing Blue No. 1 from tinted enteral feedings.
Blue No. 1 hasn't definitely been established as the direct cause of these adverse events, but the advisory points out that the safety and utility of using Blue No. 1 in enteral feeding have not been evaluated by FDA.
FDA is not making any recommendations for alternatives to Blue No. 1 for use with enteral feeding. The advisory points out that other blue dyes haven't been evaluated in this setting, and they could be equally or more toxic. So replacing Blue No. 1 with another blue dye wouldn't solve the problem.
Additional Information:
MedWatch Safety Alert – FD&C Blue No. 1 (Blue 1) in Enteral Feeding Solutions.


text: Since Tool exploded onto the scene in 1992, Maynard James Keenan has been a powerful force in the fieldof challenging and expressive music. To call A Perfect Circle his 'side-project' would be to commit a grave fallacy though, as A Perfect Circle can only be viewed as a band in the classical sense of the word. Despite this, Maynard and Billy Howerdrel certainly emerged as the creative force behind the unit on their debut, 'Mer des Noms' which was a perfectly compact selection of biting and at times beautiful music, which pushed the band into a small genre of their own, with their transecndental melodies and spacious instrumentation. Since Tool's 2001 masterpiece 'Lateralus'my expectations for 'Thirteenth Step' have been running at fever pitch, and now its finally here it delivers in style. Many people seem to look on A Perfect Circle as a kind of second rate tool,or a mellower alternative to switch to as mood dictates. This is most certainly not so. On 'Thirteenth Step' the band moves even farther toward carving a musical niche entirely their own. Indeed, much of the material here is drastically original, and the album holds together as a sprawling statement rather than a disparate collection of songs.At first I was rather taken aback by the fact that thealbum seemed to abandon the ruthless consistency of quality that characterised 'Mer Des Noms'. the band have progressed to a musical space that is extremely dreamy and elegant, with heaviness used very sparingly, and each instrument contributing in almost equal measure to the whole. Opener 'The Package' is over seven minutes long, which I certainly did not expect, and it epitomises the album extremely well, combining ethereal lyrics and delicate guitars with Maynard's powerful vocals caressing us gently, then exploding into life as the song jumps in a heavy direction. The lead single 'Weak and Powerless' is actually one of the weaker full songs here, which is saying something, as its a very accomplished track, with a deceptively catchy vocal hook.My standout tracks are 'The Noose', which seems to see Maynard attack organised religion yet again, and 'The Outsider' whose lyrics are violent and impulsive, with Maynard intoning 'disconnect and self distruct one moment at a time…..everyone will have his day to die'. As one of the heaviest songs present here, 'Pet' is also a definite highlight, with crunching guitars and somewhat worrying lyrics.At the risk of undermining my authoritarian stance when it comes to music, I'd never heard of Failure before tracking down the original authors of 'The Nurse who Loved me', but I must admit the version on'Thirteenth Step' is superb, and is something of a departure for the band, being a quirky and almost comic number which is jam packed with hooks .I like it a lot, and will investigate failure as a result (which islikely what Maynard and Billy intended).This review has become gargantuan, So I should round up by saying that Josh Freeses' drums are absolutely killer throughout this record, Billy's guitars are sweepingly original and tasteful, and the production as a whole is stunning, with incredible textures and vivid soundscapes combining effortlessly. My only gripe with the record is that songs like 'Crimes', 'Lullaby' and 'Vanishing' feel underdeveloped, despite being beautiful and dreamy. I do believe they add to the album's overall impact though.A Perfect Circle are one of the most relevant, original and vital bands on planet earth right now, and this opus only serves to consolidate their postition as forerunners in a movement of intelligent and techical rock music that transcends the demands of the mainstream.Hugely recommended.


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Primitive camping is a fine way to be in the neighborhood of the outdoors. If natural splendor is what you crave, this primitive campground is what you require. Naturally facilities are few in a primitive campground like Bridger Campground. Getting to this primitive campground could be a tad hard, but it's well worth it. At Bridger Campground amusing stuff to do is abundant, and what a tremendous location for camping it is.
Utah is a tremendous location
for campers.
A lot of folks pick this campground to be in the neighborhood of Hyrum State Park.
So many local attractions and the nearby outdoors recreation are great reasons to come. We all ought to go for a weekend of camping
now and then, and Bridger Campground in Utah is exactly the location. Some activities here at Bridger Campground are whitewater paddling, playing golf, and hiking, so you won't get bored.
Lake Bonneville Monument is something you shouldn't miss if you're here at Bridger Campground. Wasatch-Cache National Forest is a great place to check out on a delightful day, and don't forget to visit Gus Lind Flat while you're here at Bridger Campground. A campground
like this is too tremendous to miss. Third Dam is a site that is in the neighborhood of Bridger Campground; lots of folks from Logan come here. Birch Creek Golf Course is a wonderful golf course close by; visiting Hyrum State Park
is a great thing to do. If you're here at Bridger Campground and you like golf, you can explore Logan Golf & Country Club, and skiing at Beaver Mountain is one of those things you just should do. Man, is there a heap of entertaining stuff to do in close proximity to Bridger Campground. Enjoy a round of golf at Green River Golf Course not far from Bridger Campground, and going for a hike along the Hardware Ranch Trail will let you absorb the natural beauty of this area.
Hampton Inn Logan, Logan
7 miles away
BEST WESTERN Weston Inn, Logan
7 miles away
University Inn And Conference Center, Logan
7 miles away
Other campgrounds near Bridger Campground, Utah:
Spring Hollow Campground - Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Salt Lake City
, 1 miles away
Dewitt Campground, Cache County
, 2 miles away
Malibu Campground, Cache County
, 2 miles away
Beirdneau Campground, Cache County
, 3 miles away
Nook Campground, Cache County
, 4 miles away
Browns Roll Off Campground, Cache County
, 4 miles away
Card Campground, Cache County
, 5 miles away
Chokecherry Campground, Cache County
, 5 miles away
Preston Valley Campground, Cache County
, 6 miles away
Friendship Campground, Cache County
, 7 miles away
Paddling Rivers Near Bridger Campground, Utah:
Logan River, CacheCounty
, 11 miles away
Class II-V - 9.5 miles long (Ricks Springs to Preston Valley Campgroumd)
Blacksmith Fork, CacheCounty
, 14 miles away
Class I-III - 9 miles long (Hardware Ranch to Hyrum City Power Plant)
Ogden River - South Fork, WeberCounty
, 25 miles away
Class I-III - 7 miles long (Causey Reservoir to Huntsville)
Ogden River, WeberCounty
, 27 miles away
Class II-V - 5 miles long (Huntsville to Ogden)
Public Lands near Bridger Campground, Utah:
California National Historic Trail, CA
, 52 miles away
Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail, UT
, 52 miles away
Oregon National Historic Trail, Salt Lake City - UT
, 52 miles away
Hyrum State Park, Utah
, 11 miles away
Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Utah
, 20 miles away
Bear Lake State Park, Idaho
, 26 miles away
Bear Lake State Park, Utah
, 26 miles away
Willard Bay State Park, Utah
, 31 miles away
Trails near Bridger Campground, Utah:
Hardware Ranch Trail, Cache County
, 19 miles away
Golf Courses Near Bridger Campground, Utah:
Logan Golf & Country Club, Logan
, 4 miles away
Green River Golf Course, Green River
, 7 miles away
Birch Creek Golf Course, Smithfield
, 7 miles away
Logan River Golf Course, Logan
, 8 miles away
Public Golf Courses, Logan
, 8 miles away
Current weather conditions at Bridger Campground, Utah
Local climate location: RICHMOND 20 miles away
Outdoors Recreation Near Logan, Utah-Idaho
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