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NAVI MUMBAI: The Konkan Railway Corporation Limited (KRCL), Belapur, Navi Mumbai has invited sealed tenders under the 'two-packet' system offering sole rights contract for commercial publicity at 64 Konkan railway stations, ROBs (road-over-bridges) and RUBs (road-under-bridges) under three groups, namely, Maharashtra (from Kolad to Madure stations), Goa (from Pernem to Canacona stations) and Karnataka (from Asnoti to Thokur stations). The earnest money deposit (EMD) required ranges from Rs. 75,000 to Rs. 2.30 lakh.
The locations being proposed for displaying the commercial advertisements will include station platforms, concourses of booking offices and PRS centres, circulating areas, approaches to stations within KRCL territory, foot over bridges, road over bridges, road under bridges, railway bridges, boundary and other walls etc.
Successful bidders will be allowed to display advertisements through display boards, glow signs, scrollers, electronic moving displays, trivisions, show cases, balloons, unipoles, LCDs, LEDs, plasma screens, video walls, hoardings, wall paintings, provision of bill kiosk boxes or any other media with the approval of KRCL.
Under the terms, each group is being treated as a separate tender. Applicants will have to submit separate tenders for each group.
To be eligible for the contract, the applicants should have a minimum experience of two years in advertising field which may even be outside the railways and should have an annual turnover equivalent to 50 percent of the first year's reserve price.
The EMD required for Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka groups is Rs, 75,000, Rs. 2.30 lakh and Rs. 1.25 lakh respectively and the respective reserve price for first year is Rs. 7.50 lakh, Rs. 23 lakh and Rs. 12.50 lakh.
Tender documents costing Rs. 1,125 can be downloaded from the website. Applicants will have to submit the cost of the tender document in the form of a demand draft or pay order, drawn in favour of the FA&CAO, Konkan Railway, Belapur, Navi Mumbai along with the bids.
The tender documents will be available up to 4pm on May 24, 2012.
Duly completed tenders should reach the Office of the chief commercial manager, Konkan Railway, fourth floor, CBD- Belapur, Navi Mumbai – 400 614 latest by 3pm on May 25, 2012.
The tenders will be opened on the same day at 3.30pm.
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Ricky Seals-Jones injured, carted off field
The rash of injures continued Thursay for current and former Texas commits, this time Sealy's Ricky Seals-Jones who tweaked his left knee on a tackle late in the third quarter in a nationally televised game against Houston St. Pius X on ESPNU. He was carted off the field and had an air cast on his leg, in obvious pain, though he tried to encourage his teammate upon his departure. Based on the way it torqued, it looks like a possible ACL injury, though the extent is not known at this time. Best wishes to RSJ and his family. Just devastating.


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I posted a mock last week, but with more consideration here is what I think the Bills will do. I'm at the point with mock drafts where it is not about what I think they should do, but what I think Nix will actually do. Well here goes nothing.
1st- Stephon Gilmore CB: Buddy said he would add two corners this offseason. Last year he used a high pick (basically a first) on Aaron Williams. I think he will solidify the defensive backfield with either gilmore or kirkpatrick. Both played in the SEC, but I think gilmore gets the nod because of his superior size. 2 big corners in williams and gilmore would make an excellent tandem.
2nd- Alshon Jeffery WR: The Bills offense gets a true #2 receiver who is way better than donald jones or brad smith or whoever else they tried to plug in. Jeffery can take the ball away from defenders in the air even when they have perfect coverage. This is what the bills need for when fitz throws those sketchy jump ball type throws. He is also a pretty good route runner and would serve as an excellent flanker to SJ13. If Jeffery is not there at 41 I think the Bills will go after the next available receiver like Hill or Randle.
3rd- Lavonte David OLB: He might not be here in the 3rd but thats why this is a mock draft. David is a true sideline to sideline player and exactly what Wanny looks for in has linebackers in the 4-3. Barnett is our only linebacker who can cover so David would take alot of pressure off of him. If David is not there I can see Nix taking Bobby Wagner, Mychal Kendricks, or Bruce Irvin.
4th- James Brown OT: Brown is a great prospect who will provide some good competition with Hairston. The Bills will definitely add a tackle by this pick so if it is not Brown it could be Nate Potter.
4th- Brandon Lindsey DE: Even with the additions of Williams and Anderson, any football fan knows that you can never have too many pass rushers. Lindsey is undersized but can hopefully put up some numbers when given an opportunity to get after the QB on 3rd downs.
5th- Trenton Robinson FS: The Bills need someone who can step in if Byrd were to get hurt. Robinson is a very solid player and provides a little insurance in case we can't get Byrd re-signed next year. Which I really hope isn't the case.
5th- James Hanna TE: A sleeper with some exciting potential. Ran a 4.5 at 6-4 252 at the combine. Pretty impressive and worth a shot in the 5th.
6th- Keith Tandy CB: Like I said earlier, Nix will add two corners. So here is the second. I go to WVU so I had to throw my boy in here.
7th- Kellen Moore QB: Worth taking a flier on. It's the 7th round folks.
7th- Max Gruder OLB: Solid player for the Panthers defense. He will compete with Batten/Moats for a roster spot.
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Dennis Charles "Zeke" Biddle, 61, of Falmouth passed away on Friday, November 29, 2013 at the St. Elizabeth Healthcare Center in Ft. Thomas.
He was born on December 8, 1951 in Maysville to Charles and Christine Teegarden Biddle and was a self-employed truck driver. Zeke enjoyed music and loved to play the guitar and bass guitar. He was known for pulling farm tractors, especially "The Troublemaker," a modified tractor.
Surviving, in addition to his parents, were sister, Rita Azzarelli (Jim) Sharp, Falmouth; nephew, Steven C. Sharp, Falmouth; and niece Christina Sharp (Charles) Miller, California, Ky.
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Next-generation Kinect will eventually see a release on Windows PC
The next-generation Kinect will come to Windows PC eventually, Ben Kilgore, corporate vice president of interactive entertainment business confirmed with Polygon today.
When asked if the new Kinect will see a release on the Windows PC, Kilgore responded with, "At some point down the line, yeah."
All Xbox One units will ship with the Kinect sensor, which must be plugged in for the new console to operate, as it is "now an essential and integrated part of the platform."
Using the second generation Kinect, Xbox One will support voice commands allowing users to navigate menus and applications. When the console is in its lowest power setting, referred to as the "wake on voice" setting, users will be able to wake it up with specific verbal Kinect commands.
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Youth Arts Festival
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Third Saturday in September
September 20, 2014
9 am - 3 pm
A celebration of art, music, green energy & community fun for the entire family!
Each year we host dozens of organizations and regional artists who come to share their knowledge and the love of the arts. Last year we had over 1000 visitors!
You and your family can enjoy:
• Face painting
• Glass mosaics
• Wire sculpture
• Making clay pots
• Weaving
• Chalk Art
• Face Painting
• Printmaking
• Hammered ornaments
• Painting with tennis balls
• Recycled bugs
• Painting our rainwater tanks
• Live Entertainment, and more!
This event is FREE and open to the public. No pets please.
Come watch demonstrations of glassblowing, blacksmithing, pottery, woodcarving, printing and raku kiln firing. We'll have live entertainment, good food and fun!
The metal forges and the glass furnaces used by the artists use renewable landfill gas from a near-by closed landfill to power them. All the artists at the festival will enjoy helping children to create their own works of art.
One of the highlights of the one-day festival is the Green Energy Park 'Trash Dragon,' a gargantuan costume created and built by local artists totally out of trash. Timm Muth, Director of the Green Energy Park, said, "it's fun and educational when children can see something beautiful being created out of stuff that people throw away."
The Youth Arts Festival is a cooperative effort between Jackson County's Green Energy Park and the following partners:
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• Southwestern Community
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• Lowe's Home Improvement
• Pepsi
The Green Energy Park is located off Haywood Road one-half mile past the Huddle House in Dillsboro. Please carpool if you can as there is limited parking.


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Delays after motorbike and van crash (From This Is Lancashire)
Delays after motorbike and van crash
Updated 4:13pm Monday 20th January 2014 in News By Andrew Bardsley, Reporter
Drivers faced delays after a crash involving a motorbike and a van this morning.
The incident happened at about 8am near junction 17 of the M60 at Whitefield, and paramedics and police were on the scene.
The motorcyclist was taken to hospital with a suspected broken arm and cuts and bruises, but the van driver was not hurt.
Two lanes of the motorway had been closed, but all lanes have now been reopened.
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TOKYO, Jan 12 (Reuters) - North Korea women's team will not play in next month's regional championships in Japan despite receiving approval from Tokyo, the Japan Football Association (JFA) said on Tuesday.
A JFA spokeswoman could not comment on why North Korea was skipping the East Asian championships, which run from Feb. 6-14 in Tokyo, but did confirm they would be replaced by Taiwan.Japan, China and South Korea will also participate in the women's competition, while Japan, China, South Korea and Hong Kong will compete in the men's competition as planned.
Japan imposed sanctions on North Korea, including a ban on almost all visits by its citizens, after the communist state carried out its first nuclear test in 2006. (Reporting by Chisa Fujioka; Editing by John O'Brien; To query or comment on this story email firstname.lastname@example.com)
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UFC 152 just got a lot more interesting. Yesterday, it was announced that B.J. Penn vs. Rory MacDonald would be the feature bout for the Toronto event. The announcement was met with a fair amount of backlash as many didn't think the fight held enough relevancy to warrant main event status. However, Ariel Helwani of MMAFighting broke the news that the fight wouldn't even be the co-main event, and the UFC quickly confirmed their plans on UFC.com. Penn/Rory will now be third on the card behind a flyweight title fight and a big middleweight fight:
The first-ever UFC flyweight world title fight goes down on September 22nd at UFC 152 in Toronto. The four man tournament, which began in March, will culminate with Joseph Benavidez taking on Demetrious Johnson in what is sure to be a memorable bout between two gifted fighters on a historic night.
Additionally, the co-main event has been verbally agreed to as top-ten middleweights "All-American" Brian Stann and brash Brit Michael "The Count" Bisping battle it out on Canadian soil to move closer to a title shot.
Benavidez claimed his spot in the flyweight tournament finals with a TKO victory early in the second round of his fight with Yasuhiro Urushitani at UFC On FX 2. That same night Johnson faced off against Ian McCall in an incredible bout that officially hit the rule books as a draw. However, a huge blunder by the officials handling the scorecards robbed the two of their well earned sudden victory round. Johnson and McCall rematched at UFC On FX 3, with Johnson taking the unanimous decision.
The co-main is a key match for the top of the Middleweight division. Coming off a closely-fought and somewhat controversial decision loss to Chael Sonnen at UFC On Fox 2, many think Bisping is only one fight away from a title shot against champion Anderson Silva. Brian Stann recovered from his own loss to Sonnen at UFC 136 with a quick knockout of Alessio Sakara. The UFC has been heavily pushing Stann's military history at every chance and there is no doubt they'd love to do it even more in the lead up to a title fight.


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I have been talking about this with my friends during the last week. Most of my friends are baseball fanatics. They know their baseball. They all like different teams and we debate....if beer is involved....it gets ugly, like a nasty divorce case.
The story we have been discussing is the BioGenesis issue. We all knew about Balco and Victor Conte. We even remember the Government hearings with the tainted players. So I brought up the Yankees trade of Jesus Montero and Hector Noesi to the Mariners for Michael Pineda and Jose Campos. I was happy. I thought we got two nice arms and gave up a #5 starter and a big hitter with suspect defensive skills/no alternative position. Than Pineda shows up to camp a mess and throws his fastball in the upper 80's/low 90's. He did not even top out and his slider was garbage! I knew there was an issue and wham....he is shutdown and he is diagnosed with a torn labrum in his pitching shoulder. Campos had elbow issues of his own. There had to be a back story....like something big enough that Cash would sacrifice his top prospect and trade chip for two pitchers that have injuries. The Yankees medical staff is the best in the business. There is no way the Yankees have quacks on their medical staff. A whiff of an injury would red flag and kill the deal...if there was not a back story to the deal.
Cash has been wanting to get back at Mariners GM Jeff Z ever since he had his fingers crossed on a Cliff Lee deal a few years ago. Cash never forgets and rarely forgives, but this one stung and Cash was on a mission to get back at the M's GM for those crossed fingers. So here it is....Cash deals Montero because he knows Montero has been hanging around with A-Rod in Miami, just where BioGenesis is located. A-Rod introduces Jesus to Bosch who than gives Montero his whole story of synthetic steroids and how they cannot be detected through tests.....he looks at A-Rod and says ask him!! Montero buys it and is now one of the 20 players supposedly on a "list" from the offices of BioGenesis. Cash gets payback.
Does Montero get suspended? He is not a high profile name and may be thankful that A-Rod and, in the voice of Tom Wilkinson who played General Friedrich From in Valkyrie, a MLB player whom will go nameless, from the University of Miami and present Brewer 3B/OF. I think Montero gets 50 games. I think all the players on the "list" will get penalized for their business dealing(s) with Bosch.
Maybe Cash just did not want a threesome (sorry), Cervie included, who are in tainted pinstripes. Hal Steinbrenner, who seems to be a stiff and semi-engaging owner, has respect for the game, but a love of the Yankees. Most people his age, that inherit the richest team in MLB..if not in the sport world, would put it on the market for top value and get a retirement package for himself, his family, his siblings, his grand children and theirs as well. No he keeps the team, wants a payroll under $189 million for next year and plans to spend like a lunatic in 2015. What if A-Rod's contract is voided or maybe even cut in half, regardless it is insured and the Yankees have more money. Hal has a plan and I like the plan he is hatching up. Cash has proved to be a genius in the GM spot. I mean Vernon Wells (Artie Moreno gave the Yanks money to get him off his team..crazy??), Youk ( I would not call $12 million a scrap heap player), Travis Hafner, Lyle Overbay and countless others lifted off the has been list, putting on pinstripes and being kids again. That is what the pinstripes are all about.....being a kid again! Cash banked on that and he is getting results. Yes...there is the possibility of these guys fazing out by August, but the players they are keeping the positions warm for are not far way from coming back by the time they may faze out. I forgot about Joe G..I have to give Girardi his props for coaching a group of players that looks a lot like the team he managed in Florida years back. He is my pick for manager of the year...so far!
Whether I am right or wrong....I just think that this is a possible scenario for all you conspiracy theorists!


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Forks Township officials have begun work on the 2013 municipal budget.
At its work session last week, township officials gathered to lay the groundwork for a budget they hope will hold the line on taxes, especially after a year in which many municipal projects have gone over budget.
"This is the first time to start talking," Township Manager John Cornell said.
Cornell had each department head go through their budgets and provide recommendations for "where things are going" in the next year.
On the revenue end, Finance Director Jim Farley said things are "relatively flat."
Farley said that growth in the township has been modest in the past few years.
"There's nothing really shocking," he said.
Farley said that state funding will be lower than hoped, but that a $280,000 state recycling grant will help balance the books.
Forks has had to make financial adjustments for several projects that have gone over budget, including the amphitheater and public works building, which is now under construction.
The police and recreation department budgets were discussed during the work session as supervisors went over every line item.
Police Chief Greg Dorney said that revenue from vehicle violations is projected at $50,000 for 2013.
Vehicle violations generated only $21,000 for this year, but Dorney explained that one officer was out for half the year.
Farley said he didn't believe the $50,000 revenue projection was that "far-fetched" because vehicle violations brought in $48,000 in 2011.


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Football match in memory of tragic Aleysha Rothwell
9:33am Monday 14th April 2014 in News By Miranda Newey, Crime reporter
A FOOTBALL match will be held in memory of tragic teenager Aleysha Rothwell.
The 16-year-old was found hanged at her foster family's home in Crossdale Road, Breightmet, on April 3.
Friends at Breightmet Wanderers have now organised at football match to be held at St Catherine's Academy.
The under-13s and under- 14s teams will go head-to-head on Tuesday, April 29.
Ken Dolan, chairman of Breightmet Wanderers, said: "Two of our players, Marcus Makin and Alex Dolan, went to school with Aleysha and that's why we are doing it.
"We are raising money which will go towards the costs of her funeral. All of the children have said Aleysha was nice and kept herself to herself.
"We will do a minute's silence before kick-off and we will have an official referee who will be doing it free of charge."
Mr Dolan said an applause might take place at the end the of the game at the pitch, off Newby Road.
He added that the club was hoping for a big turn out to support the players. Aleysha was a Year 11 pupil at St Catherine's Academy after moving from St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School in Wigan.
Friends are also rallying around to hold a fundraising day at the Mosely Arms in Red Lane, Breightmet.
Money raised from the event will go towards the cost of a headstone for Aleysha.
Her friends have raised about £2,000 so far. The event will be held between noon and 3pm on Saturday, April 26. There will also be stalls and an Amy Winehouse tribute act.
The match will start at 6pm on April 29.
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Little effort, big taste
Contest winners prove you can spend more time entertaining, less time cooking
My, how quickly time flies when it comes to the holidays! It seems like only a few weeks ago we were wrapping up the 2011 Holiday Recipe Contest when lo and behold it was time to prepare for the 2012 competition.
Although it's not easy to begin thinking about Thanksgiving and Christmas in September when we begin accepting entries, once again our readers rose to the challenge and submitted a treasure trove of family favorites.
This year's theme was "Happy Holidays — The Easy Way" and our winners shared perfect examples of how, even when time is limited, cooks can still turn out some fantastic dishes and lovely gifts with fewer ingredients and less effort.
Congratulations to our grand-prize winner, Linda Jones with her showstopping Bourbon Turkey. Marinated overnight in the South's favorite spirit and herbes de provence, the resulting turkey is tender, juicy and has a beautiful golden finish. And yes, the alcohol burns off during roasting.
Category winners were equally gifted:
■ Pam Shipman's Chili-Lime Pecans will disappear fast at any holiday gathering and take only minutes to prepare.
■ Fay Moreland's Cheddar Potato Ale Soup quickly dresses up prepared soup mix for a heartwarming lunch or dinner.
■ Instead of the same old green bean casserole, Victoria Benson added color, good nutrition and far less fat to her Hot & Spicy Vegetables, a lighter side dish fit for a special occasion.
■ For generations women have stood over double boilers stirring pastry cream pie fillings and praying for smooth results. Today Barbara Fitzgerald's Microwave Basic Creme Pie recipe skirts the risk by using a microwave to make the foundation for coconut, lemon, chocolate or banana crème pies.
■ Kathy Burbank shared a shortcut to boxes full of elegant chocolate caramel candies with a crunchy kick. Pretzels, Rolos and pecan halves come together for a new kind of "turtle."
Prizes for our contestants were sponsored by the Finishing Touch. Many thinks to owner James Wetherbee, who has been a great supporter of the Holiday Recipe Contest over the past several years. We appreciate the gift certificates that will make our winners' holidays brighter.
Thanks to everyone who entered this year's contest. Although space won't allow us to print all of your recipes today, they will appear in What's Cookin' from now until the end of the holiday season.
Bourbon Turkey
1 16-pound turkey¼ cup herbes de provence or a mixture of parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme2 yards cheesecloth
2-3 cups bourbon
3 tablespoons olive oil
- salt and pepper
1. Twenty-four hours in advance, soak 1 yard of cheesecloth in 1 cup bourbon, ring out lightly and stuff into turkey cavity. Rub herbes de Provence under the turkey skin. Soak the remaining cheesecloth in a cup of bourbon and wrap the turkey with it. Marinate in the refrigerator for 24 hours, turning the turkey over 4-6 times.
2. On serving day, preheat the oven to 275 degrees.
3. Remove cheesecloth from the outside of the turkey and stuff it into the cavity with the other cheesecloth. Make sure it's good and soaked with bourbon, adding more if necessary.
4. Rub turkey with olive oil and salt and pepper.
5. Roast in oven for 5 hours, basting frequently.
"This makes a very moist and pretty turkey."
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TOWSON, Md. – Sophomore Marcus Damas registered his first career double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds, but Towson dropped its first home opener in six years to Pac-12 foe Oregon State, 66-46, Saturday afternoon. The contest was played in front of 3,119 fans, including President of the United State Barack Obama and the First Family.
The Tigers (0-5), who have played one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the country thus far, kept the game close for much of the first half. Back-to-back buckets from senior Robert Nwankwo and Damas staked Towson to a four-point lead just over a minute into the contest.
Oregon State (5-1) did not take its first lead until the 11:56 mark when a three-pointer from Joe Burton put the Beavers up 13-10. A pair of Tiger buckets from Will Adams and Erique Gumbs gave Towson the lead back midway through the opening stanza.
Freshman Deon Jones hit classmate Jamel Flash with a pinpoint pass that led to a dunk and gave the Tigers an 18-17 lead with 7:36 to play in the half, but Oregon State closed the half on a 15-2 run to go into halftime ahead, 32-20.
Jones gave Towson a spark to begin the second half, drilling his first two three-point attempts and the Tigers cut the Beaver lead to eight (36-28) just over two minutes into the second period. Oregon State pulled away though, going on a 28-10 run during an 11-minute span.
Towson tallied eight of the final 10 points of the game.
The Tigers outrebounded the Beavers 38-23, but committed 21 turnovers that Oregon State turned in to 23 points. Devon Collier posted 15 points and five rebounds for the Beavers, who now return home after 11 days on the road.
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Fire causes damage to Chula Vista Mexican Restaurant in Winona
Published On: Jun 30 2013 08:16:08 PM CDT
Updated On: Jun 30 2013 08:16:41 PM CDT
Updated On: Jun 30 2013 08:16:41 PM CDT
A restaurant in Winona has thousands of dollars of damage after it caught on fire early Sunday morning.
At about 12:30 a.m., the City of Winona Fire Department said a person driving by the Chula Vista Mexican restaurant off of Highway 60 in Winona called in to report the restaurant was on fire.
Firefighters said it appears to have started on the outside of the building and spread inside.
Crews broke holes in the roof to get into the building and put the fire out.
No one was inside at the time of the fire.
Early estimates show about $5,000 worth of damage.
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Set in circa 19 acres (7.8 hectares) is this substantial Grade ll listed spacious family house set privately within delightful and secluded park like Garden and Grounds, Swimming Pool, Stables, Helipad, Tennis Court & flexible Secondary Accommodation. NO ONWARD CHAIN. More details ›
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(Albany-AP) -- Georgia's hay producers have tried to stay a step ahead of the showers that have made this the soggiest Southern summer in years, but in many cases the weather has kept them from cutting hay at the peak of nutrition.
Experts say there will be less premium hay this fall. The short supply, plus higher fuel and fertilizer costs, could mean higher hay prices for horse and cattle owners. Hay is to work horses and milk cows what high-octane fuel is to racing cars.
Premium hay helps dairy cows maintain peak production, although owners are not dependent on it because they can feed cows supplements to keep the milk flowing. Georgia has between 200,000 and 250,000 horses. Many of them are in metro Atlanta stables or on the 71 plantations stretching from the Albany area to Tallahassee, Florida.
Georgia also has about 1.2 million cattle and calves, including 86,000 dairy cows. During the 1998-2002 drought, hay supplies sometimes ran short because grass did not get enough rain. This year, there was more than enough.
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Giant-killers Mirandes will have quite a hole to overcome as they travel to Athletico Bilbao having been beaten 2-1 at home int he first leg of their Copa Del Rey semifinal matchup. Fernando Llorente got a first-half brace to seemingly kill off the minnows once and for all, but substitute Ander Lambarri pulled one back in the 90th minute to make things look a little better for Mirandes. Yes, they have to win by two goals at La Catedral, but considering that the Segunda Division B side have overcome Villarreal, Racing Santander and Espanyol in getting this far, who are we to rule out another miracle?
Ok, it doesn't seem particularly likely that Pablo Infante* and company will be able to overcome Marcelo Bielsa's team, but that's what makes cup runs special. Athletic know full well that Mirandes are more that capable of springing a shock result, and will be looking to kill them off quickly at home. An early goal from the visitors, improbably as it may be, would make things incredibly interesting. This is the stuff legends are made of.
*If someone could explain just how a 31-year-old winger from a Segunda Division B side is the top scorer in the Copa del Rey, that would be super.
Athletic Bilbao vs. CD Mirandes
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The Old Dominion University Dance Theatre will present its annual dance concert, highlighting faculty and student choreography in a program of contemporary work, Nov. 9-11. Performances are scheduled for 8 p.m. Nov. 9-10, and 2 and 8 p.m. Nov. 11 at the University Theatre.
Professional dancers Todd Rosenlieb and Camillo Rodriguez will join the University Dance Theatre in performing "Now I Am Walking with Lucy," a new work by guest choreographer Laura Pettibone-Wright. "Now I Am..." was created in remembrance of composer Lucia Dlugoszewski, the wife of modern dance pioneer Erik Hawkins and a personal inspiration to Wright, who also will present "Inner Warriors," a modern dance work choreographed to a score by Ekova that explores the inner search for strength and peace.
Visiting assistant professor Kevin Magee's "The River" explores the symbolic relationship between water and sacrifice. At times lithe and fluid, then sharp and contorted, the movement quality and psychological tone of "The River" is inspired by the film director Lars von Trier and performed to an ambient jazz score by Jan Garbarek.
Dance program director Marilyn Marloff and adjunct faculty member Kathryn Finney will perform "Brainstorm," a reconstruction of guest artist Stacy Sagely's collaboration with San Diego dancer Faith Jensen-Ismay. Set to music by Mickey Hart, "Brainstorm" pulsates with energy depicting the manipulation of mind and body.
Finney offers "Hornpipe for Eight" to a lively score by Mark O'Connor. This upbeat romp is based on traditional folk steps and square-dance patterns with a twist of the contemporary.
Additional works by faculty and student choreographers round off an evening of original and diverse dances.
Tickets are available at the door: $7 for general admission and $5 for students. For more information call 683-3002 or 683-4354.
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Bolton Wanderers boss Dougie Freedman warns fans not to expect big money bid to sign Lukas Jutkiewicz on permanent deal (From This Is Lancashire)
Bolton Wanderers boss Dougie Freedman warns fans not to expect big money bid to sign Lukas Jutkiewicz on permanent deal
7:00am Monday 21st April 2014 in Sport
DOUGIE Freedman has moved to temper fans' expectations with regards to Wanderers' chances of signing Lukas Jutkiewicz on a permanent deal.
Middlesbrough are believed to have raised their asking price for the 24-year-old striker beyond what the Whites can afford.
It was previously reported that the Teessiders were willing to do business at around £1.5million – but without a significant sale, it now appears Freedman will have to look elsewhere as he bids to bolster a thin strike force this summer.
Freedman plucked the former Everton star from Boro's bench, where he had scored just one league goal all season. But Jutkiewicz has proved to be a smash hit at the Reebok, scoring six goals in 16 appearances and becoming a favourite on the terraces.
And while he would be delighted to work with Jutkiewicz on a permanent basis, the Scot is urging fans to be realistic in their expectations for new signings.
"Of course we'd all like to see good players come to the football club, but I can't say whether that's going to be him [Jutkiewicz]," he said.
"I can say we won't be signing ready-made stars for the money we used to spend. "I want to buy players with potential.
"Even if it's not Jutkiewicz, hopefully the fans can see my recruitment record – players who haven't been discovered yet, or who have gone through bad patches.
"I can still assure the fans that we'll be getting fans of that type.
"I feel confident that I can get these players to the same levels."
While Boro boss Aitor Karanka has said he wants to wait until the summer before speaking with Jutikiewicz about his next move, Wanderers have already kicked their own recruitment plans into gear.
Freedman has "two or three" signings lined up and has questioned whether Jutkiewicz's success at the Reebok may have hampered his chances of leaving the Riverside for good.
"You can ask me a hundred times if we'd like to sign him – but the question should be do they want to sell?" he said.
"Middlesbrough will probably say 'no' now. I can't go anywhere with that.
"I have got to go through a lot of questions before I can put my hand on my heart and say to the fans 'yes, we'll be doing this'."
Freedman has had a good track record in the loan market since arriving at the club, but admits that it has come at a cost to the longer-term development of his squad.
"When you loan them up, it's an agreement," he said. "I've said before, I'm fed up of getting players fit, ready, scoring goals and then you shake their hand and they go back and there's no asset there.
"It's disappointing but at the time Lukas came in David Ngog had been sold and we used that money to get three or four players in, who certainly contributed more than David did in my time here.
"After all that frustration with Craig Dawson last season, the loans have really helped us this year – you've seen (Liam) Feeney and then (Kevin) McNaughton do well. "They get new contracts or other moves and we have to start all over again.
"That's why I'm looking to get things done on a permanent deal now."
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Juke is not just an asset, from what we have seen in the stands, he is the clubs' current saviour along with Joe Mason. That right there has the potential to be a frightening partnership.
While sat watching from the stands there is something that DF does not hear from the fans... something that has been missing for quite a while... excitement and anticipation every time the Juke gets the ball.
I would be losing the likes of CYE and Zat Knight (Zat I admit has had a good spell recently) to fund a move for Juke. I do believe Cardiff will stay in the Premier League and Norwich will come down, so Mason should also be snapped up, if that means Moritz has to be left in limbo then so be it.
I do think Beckford will be a hit next season also, but I would at least try to renegotiate his contract - if Beckford is not a mercenary then he would understand that the club comes first and that the following season he will be playing Premier League football and not being on the fringes of a Championship side.
Closed season BWFC should be using the resources at the Academy and developing intensely during the summer months. We need to hit the ground running next season so some fresh hungry legs wanting to play for the club are needed. As much as I am a fan of Chris Eagles I think his time has come at the club to either step up or move on so the BWFC can be ready next season. Mark Davis I am another fans of, but is seemingly an injury liability.
We have STUSA coming back next season, and hopefully he will stay fit. I do think DF needs to send the scouts to the USA and Africa to get some real gems on BWFC contract terms. BWFC do NOT need to be looking in the lower leagues here or taking loans on at all. There are some fantastic players ready to step up and play at Bolton Wanderers. Maybe an idea would be to start with asking a few of the former players such as Ivan Campo, JJ, Yjouri, Stellios and co who they have been watching recently.
Anyway a few games left, maybe it is time to take a look at Zak Clough and Iliev???
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Double Rhomb NOS 70ies Handwind with Chinese markings
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One day in July 2002 I got really lucky. I was as usual scanning small watch shops for NOS or vintage watches. I got already lucky in that shop finding a very nice vintage EDOX on beaded bracelet from the 80ies. But there was nothing new in the vitrines, so I walked to the back of the shop and suddenly spotted a card box containing very nice classic looking Double Rhomb watches.
Since my visit to the watch and clock museum in the Forbidden City in Peking, I was familiar with that Double Rhomb brand that seems to be ubiquitous around Peking. Also a watch I bought in Xian once, featured a Double Rhomb logo on the back even the dial said Hongye.
But what really surprised me, was the quality of those watches. The watch (the watch in the middle) I had bought in Xian was really a low-end watch and the finish was really only so so.
The shop owner then told me the story of those watches and why they survived in brand new condition for over 30 years. The watch shop was earlier - during the 1930ies - very popular in Mainland China and every big town had at least one outlet. 1949 things began to change dramatically in China (The Big Leap Forward in Communist terms) was only the first step in what should become a political, economical and social reform that nobody would have thought possible. During the next decades under Communist regime and a planned economy the watch shop chain had to close one store after the other. Today there is only one shop of this once very well known shop chain left, and that shop was in Hong Kong and that was the shop I was standing in! During the closing of the shops in China, those watches in Export quality had been sent to Hong Kong and kept there in the inventory. Of course time and taste had changed too and in Hong Kong there is almost no demand for Double Rhomb watches even in Export quality from Mainland China. New Seikos, Casios and Citizens for the young, Rolex and other Swiss and Geman luxury brands for the established were huge in demand during a booming economy in the 90ies. And that boom was soon to stop after the handover to China in 1997 after the lease of the crown colony Hong Kong to be British had expired after 149 years.
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Hundreds of animals rescued from hoarding house north of Boston
Nearly 200 dogs, cats, birds and reptiles are recovering after being rescued from a Lynnfield hoarding home late last month.
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A second man faces charges in connection to the rape and robbery of an elderly woman in November 2001 in Harrison County.
The Harrison County Prosecuting Attorney's office said charges were filed against Adam Bowers after DNA tests were done.
Bowers is an inmate in the Northern Correctional Center.
Joseph Buffey pleaded guilty to charges related to the incident but is now fighting his imprisonment with help from the Innocence Project.
It's unclear if the men knew each other prior to the incident.
The Prosecutor's Office said Bowers' charges don't imply Buffey's innocence.
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A fire that destroyed a shed on Quincy's north side Tuesday night is now being called electrical in nature.
Tri-Township firefighters believe outdoor Christmas lights might have caused the fire. They will be back on the scene Wednesday morning to confirm the cause.
The fire was reported around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday night.
By the time Tri-township firefighters arrived at 1503 Gayla Drive, the shed was fully engulfed in flames.
Firefighters say they quickly worked to keep the fire from spreading from the shed to the nearby home - and flames were shooting fifty feet into the air. "When the fire is fully involved - we have to be worried about the walls coming out and stuff like that, collapse, so we take precautions - try to stay back a little bit," said assistant fire chief Darren Smith.
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Earlier this fine evening, we received an email from Leah Popowich about President Gutmann's study break on Sunday. Attached was the holly jolly eyesore seen above. Poinsettia border. Lollipop clipart (?). Multiple exclamation points. AND COMIC SANS. Amy! What. Were. You. Thinking?!


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Must Winebar, Highgate
If I had to pick a favourite Western Australian chef, Must Winebar co-owner and chef Russell Blaikie would be on my shortlist. I've eaten his food at this year's Truffle Kerfuffle and Must Margaret River (now reborn as Muster Bar & Grill), and enjoyed his culinary vision at The Beach Club at the Cottesloe Hotel. The food at Must Winebar is seasonally driven and showcases the best of local produce in a French provincial-inspired menu that is simple, yet sophisticated.
I had the perfect excuse to make a booking for lunch recently: to taste the limited-time-only dish Russell cooked on Masterchef Australia that was awarded 10 out of 10 by the judges. Not that Jac needed much convincing.
My favourite Perth patisserie boulangerie Jean Pierre Sancho supplies the bread at Must, and it is far too easy to keep slathering on the butter and chomping through more crusty baguette. I was determined not to tumble face first into this delicious trap but in the end, declared "bugger it!" and ate several slices of bread spread thickly with butter.
For her entree, Jac ordered one of the day's specials: orange cold-smoked ocean trout tartar, radish and lemon oil confit prawn salad, beetroot foam (AU$28). I was surprised by the presentation, the most arty-farty dish I've seen come out of Russell's kitchen. It looked like a dish that aspired to be an abstract painting, served on one of those hateful tiles that are difficult to eat off, and ugh - there was not just foam, but hot pink foam. But Jac shared none of my misgivings and loved the flavours and the delicacy of the trout, quickly wiping that painting right off its canvas.
I chose one of Must's signature dishes, the angel hair pasta tossed with blue manna crab, tomato, chilli, basil, cream and 34 Degrees South organic olive oil (AU$24). The cream makes it deceptively rich, so if you're a small eater, this entree may wipe out your capacity for the second course (maybe skip the entree and just order the main course size, AU$42). It's packed with crab and tomato, with a slow, pleasant burn from the chilli.
For main course, Jac ordered the chargrilled Butterfield sirloin steak (270g, dry aged for 28 days) with bernaise sauce, frites, watercress salad (AU$46). Her inner carnivore was delighted by the tender piece of meat cooked precisely to medium rare, served with buttery sauce, crisp shoestring fries and bitter sprigs of watercress. And thank goodness - the steak placed next to the frites rather than on top of them. Regular readers know how much I detest that popular presentation technique that misguidedly gives height to a dish, creating the unwanted side-effect of prematurely soggy fries, and frankly, robs the diner of one of life's greatest pleasures: the joy of eating crispy fried potatoes.
Russell's Masterchef Australia dish didn't disappoint - seared duck breast, pumpkin purée, fennel crisp, Madeira jus (AU$43). The crunchy crumbed cross-section of baby fennel was fantastic (a bowl of them would make a brilliant bar snack) and I wanted more, but the sweet glossy sauce was the masterpiece on the plate that someone kept dipping her steak into.
For dessert, Jac chose the vanilla panna cotta, quince sorbet, poached quince, pistachio snap (AU$16). She didn't have much to say as she attacked the wobbly panna cotta with her spoon.
"Is it good?" I asked.
"Would you have it again?"
One of the secrets to a happy, long-lasting relationship is knowing when to stop asking questions.
I chose the citrus and vanilla creme brûlée, raspberry sorbet, sesame snap (AU$16). The glassy brûlée top cracked under a gentle tap of my spoon, to reveal the silky, fragrant custard. To be honest, I would've been content with just the creme brûlée - the raspberry and sesame were quite intense flavours which somewhat intruded into my citrus and vanilla dessert daydream.
There's a social side to Must - wine tastings, wine dinners, cooking masterclasses where Russell shares his secrets for cooking French bistro classics, duck, paella and more, and live music Soul Sessions on Sundays from 5pm to 9pm.
Monday nights are currently Must Cooks Mondays, where you'll get the day's special meal of a soup and a braise with a glass of Must imported wine for $42. The Must Cooks Mondays special varies each week - this Monday's was potato and leek soup with truffle oil and brioche croutons followed by braised pork belly with Paris mash, green lentils and jus, with a glass of Viognier or Grenache/Carignan.
For those interested in eating for a cause, there's a benefit dinner on 7 September, hosted at Must in honour of a charity close to Russell's heart - Surfing Chefs for SurfAid. He'll be cooking along with chefs Aaron Carr (Vasse Felix), Dany Angove (Leeuwin Estate) and Herb Faust (Herb Faust Foods).
Dining at Must Winebar is special, yet not swanky; the atmosphere is stylish, yet friendly and laid-back. The food has flair, yet plenty of comfort. We didn't necessarily order the most 'classic' French bistro dishes on Must's menu, but they're there, all right: duck liver parfait with chardonnay jelly served with toasted brioche (another of Russell's signature dishes), escargots baked in their shells, goats cheese soufflé, confit duck leg, Paris mash as a side dish and apple tarte tatin on the dessert menu. And don't forget the often under-appreciated star of French cuisine, the well made sauce. We enjoyed a relaxed dining experience and left full and happy. A wonderful Saturday bistro lunch.
Must Winebar is located at the start of the Beaufort eat street with Highgate legends Jackson's and Elmar's Smallgoods for neighbours, across the road from the Queens Tavern.
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This wall is predominantly vertical and offers a good variety of climbing in more moderate grades than the Monster Wall. Watch for loose rock and expect some grit.
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Spaghetti Western Wall is about a quarter of a mile downstream from the Monster Wall. You can also get to it by hiking up from the fishing access pay parking area on SR4, though you'll have to do a bunch of stream crossings. Consider downloading the beta drawing for overview info.
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"Globe is committed to the protection, preservation, and conservation of our environment. That is why we conduct the annual Globe Cordillera Challenge to help preserve the Cordillera mountain ecosystem as well as the Globe Adventure Taal for Clean Water, a drive to save Taal Lake from water pollution. We continue to look for similar environmentally critical areas to support and found it in Arakan, the home of the Philippine Eagle, " said Globe CSR Head Rob Nazal.
Meanwhile, PEF Executive Director Dennis Salvador said: "PEF firmly believes that the fate of our vanishing Philippine Eagle, the health of our environment, and the quality of Philippine life are inextricably linked. We are, therefore, committed to promote the survival of the Philippine Eagle, the biodiversity it represents, and the sustainable use of our forest resources for future generations to enjoy."
Sinaka and Mahuson are where two wild pairs of Philippine eagles have been breeding at lease since 1992.
Likewise, Sinaka is regarded as one of the world's important bird areas due to the relatively high proportion of unique threatened birds it contains. Mahuson also has a unique mammalian assemblage as exemplified by the existence of the Philippine large-headed fruit bat.
On top of Globe's donation P400,000 to PEF, the company has also recently held the Globe Arakan XC (cross-country), a 55-kilometer biking event for the benefit of PEF.


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I know a lot of us here (myself included) like to rag about Fredi and the way he manages the team. I will say I think this year he has done a much better job overall than last year. Not just the results, but just in managing the team which could be from it not being hist fist year.....
Anyway, his managing with the Braves really isn't the point of this. It goes back to his days with the Marlins. You can see the story here, but here are some of the quotes.
From Fredi
"There's not a manager dead or alive that Jeffrey thinks is good enough. Not Connie Mack, not anyone."
From Loria
"I'm a little surprised because it's classless — and you can quote me — especially because he was with us for five years and he was a colossal failure. Not nice. Not nice."
It's pretty funny Loria calling anyone classless. That guy is the worst owner in baseball, maybe in all of sports. Further not sure I'd call a guy with a .497 winning percentage in 3.5 seasons a "colossal failure"
I have to say I'm definitely with Fredi on this one.


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"One of the most underrated wrestlers – not entertainers, but wrestlers – in the history of professional wrestling," said Angle of the 6-time WWE Champion. "He changed the face of wrestling. I wrestled him in my first year in the business, and I knew nothing. Austin carried me through every match that we had."
Hooked on Wrestling is available online here.
-- In Robbie E's latest blog for Spike.com, the former TNA Television and X Division Champion offers tips on how to be a "bro." One vital requirement concerns grooming.
"To be a proper bro, one must be properly groomed. Which consists of trimmed nose hairs, ears regularly cleaned, and so on," wrote E. "And if I have to tell you to use a ton of product in your hair and keep your tan perfect, you should probably just stop reading now, because you'll never be a bro."
E has also re-launched his official website, Robbie-E.com.
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Its time to bid adieu?
I had just upgraded to the iPhone 5 on launch day but the iOS limitations have been getting to me for more than a year now. With Google now announcing the Nexus 4 and from what I see from the initial impressions, I think its time I pony up the ETF to Verizon and fork out the money for a Nexus 4. Its been 5 long years with iOS and the iPhone.
I do have some apprehensions because its LG but it does look solid. So I am going to wait till the Verge review is out and then as long as there are no major flaws, I will move over to the darker side.
PS: I know there is no LTE and I do not think it is that big a deal.


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Sears Holdings narrows loss, beats analysts estimates
February 28, 2013-- Home Textiles Today,
Hoffman Estates, Ill. - Sears Holdings, parent of Sears and Kmart, pared down its fourth quarter net loss to $489 million, or $4.61 per share, from a net loss of $2.4 billion, or $22.63 per share in the year-ago period.
The spin-off of Sears Hometown and Outlet stores, along with the closing of some Sears and Kmart units, resulted in lower revenues. Total sales fell 2% to $12.26 billion. Consolidated comp fell 1.6%.
At Sears U.S. stores, same-store sales rose 0.8%. The company saw positive comps in home, home appliances, and apparel offset by declines in the consumer electronics, sporting goods and lawn & garden categories, as well as at Sears Auto Centers.
Kmart's 3.7% comp decline was largely attributed to slack sales in consumer electronics. Excluding that category, Kmart's fourth quarter comp fell 0.2%.
Eddie Lampert, chairman and and ceo, said there is more work to be done.
"Our focus continues to be on our core customers, our [shopyourway.com] members, and finding ways to provide them value and convenience through integrated retail and our Shop Your Way membership platform," he said. "We have invested significantly in our online ecommerce platforms, our membership rewards program and the technology needed to support these initiatives."
For the full year, net loss was $903 million, or $8.78 per share, compared to a net loss of $3.1 billion, or $29.15 per share in the previous year.
Total sales for the year decreased 4.1% to $39.9 billion, with consolidated comp down 2.5%. Same-store sales at Sears U.S. fell 1.4%, while Kmart's comp fell 3.7%.
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Bought this reluctantly after trying to find a step can priced reasonably. It's a little small--especially the opening. The lid closes in the middle of trying to scrape a plate or drop in a teabag (very messy). Also, it opens every time anyone comes anywhere near it, so it has to be put somewhere out of the traffic pattern of your kitchen or it will wear itself out opening for no reason. Finally, the bag hangs outside of the can, so the nice, stainless and black look is messed up with the white bag cuff. Not thrilled with this purchase.
These trash cans are great. They hold a lot more trash than your standard 13 gal trash can. The ring holds the bag securely inside the trash can. because of this great feature you are not likely to have spills or torn bags. The sensor really do work. All you have to do is move your hand acroos the trash can and it opens and closes automatically;no touching at all. They were a great value as well.
I highly recommend these trash cans. The sensor on the Kitchen Trash Can stopped working after a few weeks however I called the customer service number that was included with the shipment and they sent me a replacement lid within a week! They even paid for the return for the defective lid. If you are still using traditional trash cans it's time to get modern. These are the cans for you! ;) Nine Stars gets 5 stars!
I was skeptical about buying a trash can online, but this one is exactly as described and pictured. The price is great compared to other sites and the small trash can included is a bonus. It's very sleek looking and takes up less space than my last trash can. I also like the hands free feature.
Actually 2nd one I'ved had and they work great, opening and closing on auto. Looked everywhere and only found it here on Overstock.com. Also,very good price,.
I was a bit apprehensive when ordering, as the price seemed much lower than anywhere else for a similar trash can; surprisingly the Set is Amazing!! They fit in perfectly, in my kitchen, and living room.
My boyfriend has been using these trash cans for years and I find that the motion sensor is much easier. They do take D and C batteries so make sure you buy them. The stainless look is very modern and nice looking. They are easy to clean and very simple to take the bag in and out. The small one is perfect for a bedroom or bathroom. My boyfriend has had his for over five years now so they will definitely last a while!
These are the perfect garbage cans for anyone with dogs. They look nice and work great. I put the large one in the kitchen and the small one in the bathroom. Both have worked great since taking them out of the box.
I bought this in May 2012 and it still works great! Never had a problem. I had to change the batteries out a few times, but other than that, i love it and highly recommend it.
I have bought 3 of these and they are wonderful. The small ones are the perfect size for the bathrooms. I did have to change where I put trash can in my kitchen as every time I walked by it the lid would open then close. Works very well.
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Results of Operations and Financial Condition, Financial Statements and Exhibits
On July 26, 2013, Ventas, Inc. (the "Company") issued a press release announcing its results of operations for the quarter ended June 30, 2013. A copy of the press release is furnished herewith as Exhibit 99.1 and incorporated in this Item 2.02 by reference.
The press release states that the Company's normalized funds from operations ("FFO") for the quarter ended June 30, 2013 were $298.4 million, or $1.01 per diluted common share, as compared to $277.8 million, or $0.95 per diluted common share, for the quarter ended June 30, 2012. FFO, as defined by the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts ("NAREIT"), for the quarter ended June 30, 2013 was $304.4 million, or $1.03 per diluted common share, as compared to $236.0 million, or $0.81 per diluted common share, for the quarter ended June 30, 2012. The Company's net income attributable to common stockholders for the second quarter of 2013 was $114.6 million, or $0.39 per diluted common share (including discontinued operations of $(18.1) million), as compared to $74.0 million, or $0.25 per diluted common share (including discontinued operations of $31.3 million), for the comparable period in 2012.
For the six months ended June 30, 2013, the Company's normalized FFO was $599.9 million, or $2.04 per diluted common share, as compared to $541.7 million, or $1.86 per diluted common share, for the six months ended June 30, 2012. NAREIT FFO for the six months ended June 30, 2013 was $599.7 million, or $2.04 per diluted common share, as compared to $450.8 million, or $1.55 per diluted common share, for the six months ended June 30, 2012. The Company's net income attributable to common stockholders for the first six months of 2013 was $226.8 million, or $0.77 per diluted common share (including discontinued operations of $(23.9) million), as compared to $164.7 million, or $0.56 per diluted common share (including discontinued operations of $74.6 million), for the comparable period in 2012.
The press release also states that the Company currently expects its normalized FFO for the year ending December 31, 2013 to be between $4.06 and $4.10 per diluted common share. The Company expects its net income attributable to common stockholders for 2013 to be between $1.54 and $1.68 per diluted common share.
This Current Report on Form 8-K includes forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements regarding the Company's or its tenants', operators', borrowers' or managers' expected future financial condition, results of operations, cash flows, funds from operations, dividends and dividend plans, financing opportunities and plans, capital markets transactions, business strategy, budgets, projected costs, operating metrics, capital expenditures, competitive positions, acquisitions, investment opportunities, dispositions, merger integration, growth opportunities, expected lease income, continued qualification as a real estate investment trust ("REIT"), plans and objectives of management for future operations, and statements that include words such as "anticipate," "if," "believe," "plan," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "could," "should," "will," and other similar expressions are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain, and actual results may differ from the Company's expectations. The Company does not undertake a duty to update these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date on which they are made.
The Company's actual future results and trends may differ materially from
expectations depending on a variety of factors discussed in the Company's
filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These factors include
without limitation: (a) the ability and willingness of the Company's tenants,
operators, borrowers, managers and other third parties to satisfy their
obligations under their respective contractual arrangements with the Company,
including, in some cases, their obligations to indemnify, defend and hold
harmless the Company from and against various claims, litigation and
liabilities; (b) the ability of the Company's tenants, operators, borrowers and
managers to maintain the financial strength and liquidity necessary to satisfy
their respective obligations and liabilities to third parties, including without
limitation obligations under their existing credit facilities and other
indebtedness; (c) the Company's success in implementing its business strategy
and the Company's ability to identify, underwrite, finance, consummate and
integrate diversifying acquisitions and investments, including investments in
different asset types and outside the United States; (d) macroeconomic
conditions such as a disruption of or lack of access to the capital markets,
changes in the debt rating on U.S. government securities, default or delay in
payment by the United States of its obligations, and changes in the federal
budget resulting in the reduction or nonpayment of Medicare or Medicaid
reimbursement rates; (e) the nature and extent of future competition; (f) the
extent of future or pending healthcare reform and regulation, including cost
containment measures and changes in reimbursement policies, procedures and
rates; (g) increases in the Company's borrowing costs as a result of changes in
interest rates and other factors; (h) the ability of the Company's operators and
managers, as applicable, to comply with laws, rules and regulations in the
operation of the Company's properties, to deliver high-quality services, to
attract and retain qualified personnel and to attract residents and patients;
(i) changes in general economic conditions or economic conditions in the markets in which the Company may, from time to time, compete, and the effect of those changes on the Company's revenues, earnings and funding sources; (j) the Company's ability to pay down, refinance, restructure or extend its indebtedness as it becomes due; (k) the Company's ability and willingness to maintain its qualification as a REIT in light of economic, market, legal, tax and other considerations; (l) final determination of the Company's taxable net income for the year ended December 31, 2012 and for the year ending December 31, 2013; (m) the ability and willingness of the Company's tenants to renew their leases with the Company upon expiration of the leases, the Company's ability to reposition its properties on the same or better terms in the event of nonrenewal or in the event the Company exercises its right to replace an existing tenant, and obligations, including indemnification obligations, the Company may incur in connection with the replacement of an existing tenant; (n) risks associated with the Company's senior living operating portfolio, such as factors that can cause volatility in the Company's operating income and earnings generated by those properties, including without limitation national and regional economic conditions, costs of food, materials, energy, labor and services, employee benefit costs, insurance costs and professional and general liability claims, and the timely delivery of accurate property-level financial results for those properties; (o) changes in U.S. and Canadian currency exchange rates; (p) year-over-year changes in the Consumer Price Index and the effect of those changes on the rent escalators contained in the Company's leases, including the rent escalators for two of the Company's master lease agreements with Kindred Healthcare, Inc., and the Company's earnings; (q) the Company's ability and the ability of its tenants, operators, borrowers and managers to obtain and maintain adequate property, liability and other insurance from reputable, financially stable providers; (r) the impact of increased operating costs and uninsured professional liability claims on the Company's liquidity, financial condition and results of operations or that of the Company's tenants, operators, borrowers and managers, and the Company's ability and the ability of the Company's tenants, operators, borrowers and managers to accurately estimate the magnitude of those claims; (s) risks associated with the Company's medical office building ("MOB") portfolio and operations, including the Company's ability to successfully design, develop and manage MOBs, to accurately estimate its costs in fixed fee-for-service projects and to retain key personnel; (t) the ability of the hospitals on or near whose campuses the Company's MOBs are located and their affiliated health systems to remain competitive and financially viable and to attract physicians and physician groups; (u) the Company's ability to build, maintain and expand its relationships with existing and prospective hospital and health system clients; (v) risks associated with the Company's investments in joint ventures and unconsolidated entities, including its lack of sole decision-making authority and its reliance on its joint venture partners' financial condition; (w) the impact of market or issuer events on the liquidity or value of the Company's investments in marketable securities; (x) merger and acquisition activity in the healthcare industry resulting in a change of control of one or more of the Company's tenants, operators, borrowers or managers or significant changes in the senior management of the Company's tenants, operators, borrowers or managers; and (y) the impact of litigation or any financial, accounting, legal or regulatory issues that may affect the Company or its tenants, operators, borrowers or managers. Many of these factors are beyond the control of the Company and its management.
(a) Financial Statements of Businesses Acquired.
Not applicable.
(b) Pro Forma Financial Information.
Not applicable.
(c) Shell Company Transactions.
Not applicable.
(d) Exhibits:
Exhibit Number Description 99.1 Press release issued by the Company on July 26, 2013.


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The food was alright, nothing special and frequently lukewarm. Nick and Nora's (the specialty restaurant) was a big disappointment. The steak had a lot of gristle in it so I gave up trying to carve out something edible...left most of it uneaten. We went to a couple of seminars that the spa offered concerning detoxification and herbal medicine and quickly realized it was just a ploy to try to sell you acupuncture or some other spa service.
The entertainment was quite enjoyable, a nice surprise. The biggest issue on the cruise was the number of smokers on board and the places they could smoke (pretty much the starboard side of the boat). People in surrounding cabins (balcony) smoked frequently so it was often unpleasant to sit on our balcony. The cruise clientele comprised mostly of morbidly obese smokers. Not my cup of tea!!!


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If you're a Democrat and interested in politics, this is your chance.
The Clark County Commission is now accepting applications to fill the vacancy in Assembly District 17 left by the ousted Steven Brooks.
In order to apply to fill the remainder of Brooks' term, you must live in the district and be a registered Democrat, according to state law.
To verify if you live within the northeast Las Vegas Valley district, click here.
Applications will be accepted until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 9. Once the application period closes, staff will review the applications to make sure candidates meet the qualifications.
A list of qualified applicants will then be forwarded to members of the Clark County Commission. A replacement will be appointed during the April 16 meeting.
Applications are available here.
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