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When UFC light heavyweight Alexander Gustafsson makes his headlining debut in April against Antonio Rogerio Nogueira at UFC on Fuel 2 he'll have the added pressure of doing so in front of a packed hometown house in Sweden. A daunting challenge to some, the upcoming test is one the 25-year old embraces and plans to pass with flying colors.
While Gustafsson certainly respects Nogueira based on his past accomplishments, he also knows the Brazilian veteran has flaws he can exploit. In a recent conversation with TATAME "The Mauler" offered some slight elaboration on his mindset, making it clear his goal is to wow his fellow Swedes with a strike-based stoppage.
"I hope he goes for it otherwise I'll knock him out," Gustafsson laughed when asked about Nogueira's statements regarding a knockout of his own. "I'm ready to box! I have a gameplan for him."
"He is very tough guy. He's a legend in the sport," Gustafsson continued on the topic of "Minotoro", though was not impressed by his outing against Tito Ortiz in December, saying, "It wasn't a good fight, Tito gave him the fight."
UFC on Fuel 2 takes place on April 21 in Stockholm. Other bouts include Diego Nunes vs. Dennis Siver and Brian Stann vs. Alessio Sakara.
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Hardwick, Vermont - August 31, 2011
The former office manager of the Hardwick Electric Department has pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering charges.
Joyce Bellavance stole more than $1.5 million from the company over a 10-year period.
The Burlington Free Press says the 58-year-old has also agreed to give up her home in Hardwick, a condo in Boston, and other holdings.
Prosecutors will recommend Bellavance spend 3.5 years behind bars as part of the plea deal.
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After having their recruiting classes ranked in the top 40 in each of the past two seasons, the Dolphin baseball team's 2008 recruiting class received honorable mention honors in the Collegiate Baseball Top 40 poll.
After spending his previous 14 years as a recruiting coordinator at Fresno State, Arkansas, Cal State Northridge and UC Santa Barbara, associate head coach Tim Montez now has been involved with 12 recruiting classes that have earned national recognition. Chris Hayes, JU's recruiting coordinator for the past three years, was also instrumental in putting this final class together before accepting the head baseball coach position at Seminole Community College in July.
"Even though we didn't bring in a big class, compared to last years, we feel we have just as talented of a group," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "Coach Montez and former assistant Chris Hayes did a wonderful job of identifying not only good players, but outstanding students in the classroom. These young men came from outstanding programs and just about every one of our high school players won a state championship. It is always nice to be mentioned on a national level and it is a tribute to all of the administration and faculty here at JU."
Among the recruits mentioned for the Dolphins are local products Baker Chapman (Pitcher, Stanton), Jimmy Howick (Shortstop, Bishop Kenney) and Jonathan Murphy (Outfielder, Providence) along with OF Joey Belviso (Plantation, Fla.), RHP Christopher Kaminski (Richmond, Texas), RHP/IF Clay Kollenbaum (Dunedin, Fla.), OF/LHP Kyle Kriech (Ft. Walton Beach, Fla.) and OF Esterlin Perozo (Bronx, N.Y.). Belviso, who led American Heritage High School to a state title as a senior, was a late round selection by the Los Angeles Angels in the 2008 MLB Draft.
Kaminski, a starter and closer at Weatherford Junior College in 2008, finished his freshman campaign with a 6-0 record, four saves, a 3.86 ERA and 54 strikeouts in 63 innings as he helped the Coyotes to a 35-17 overall record. He also had an impressive 1.69 ERA during North Texas Junior College Athletic Conference (NTJCAC) action.
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Portmore, Spanish Town schools remain closed
SEVERAL schools in Portmore and Spanish Town, both in St Catherine, remained closed yesterday despite an advisory from the Ministry of Education that the learning institutions reopen.
The institutions, which included St Jago, Spanish Town, Bridgeport, and Cumberland high schools, as well as Gregory Park Primary, decided to keep their doors closed as they were still without water and electricity after the passage of Hurricane Sandy on Wednesday.
"We have no water or light," said principal of Bridgeport High School Ashton Messam.
"Even if we could work without light in the first instance, we can't work without water. Also, there is some water in some classrooms. "
When the Jamaica Observer visited the school yesterday, a team of teachers was pruning damaged trees near the entrance of the premises. Over at Cumberland High, a team comprising teaching and ancillary staff was clearing the school yard of fallen trees and other debris. Vice-principal Michael Brydson said in addition to not having power restored, none of his 1,093 students turned up for school.
"Although we are picking up debris now, we could have had school... because the only damage is the (fallen) trees," he said.
"We tried to do what we could to secure some stuff before the storm and we had trimmed some of the trees at the beginning of the (hurricane) season," he added, giving reasons Cumberland fared so well.
For its part, Gregory Park Primary, which is the main shelter for the Gregory Park, Christian Gardens, Portmore Villas areas, still housed four of the nine persons who sought shelter there during Sandy's passage.
Schools across the island have been closed since Tuesday afternoon as a result of the threat of Hurricane Sandy, which made landfall about 2:00 pm Wednesday. In a press release issued Thursday evening, the ministry said educational institutions, except for those still being used as shelters and except for those in eastern Jamaica — the worst affected area — were to resume normal operations.
"All schools in the other parishes should resume normal operations (Friday) October 26, once it is safe to do so, and the schools are not being used as shelters," the release said.
Speaking to the number of teaching hours lost to the hurricane, the Bridgeport High head said his school had an edge since it convened its staff meetings and planning sessions for the academic year in August, well ahead of the usual September period.
President of the Jamaica Teachers' Association Clayton Hall said each school would determine on an individual basis how to spread out the required 190 days of school hours.
When he spoke with the Observer last night, he said the association didn't yet have the figures of how many schools reopened as it was still gathering information.
"What we do know, however, is that the schools have been implementing their assessment programmes and workers would have gone in today to prepare for the resumption of school generally on Monday.
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Seven area New Hampshire towns have seen their tax rates set.
Pelham made a big move down, $1.53 or 6.3 percent, to $22.87 per $1,000 of property valuation.
The town share of the Pelham budget accounted for more than $1 in the reduction.
"The $1.01 reduction in the town rate fulfills the commitment the board made to taxpayers that the funding of the new fire station at a dollar on the tax rate would be a one time expense," selectmen said in announcing the new rate.
The state Department of Revenue Administration has posted rates for six other towns, including Derry, Kingston, Londonderry, Newton, Salem and Windham.
Here's a look at the newly set rates in the region:
Derry, $31.49, up $1.01 from $30.48.
Kingston, $24.28, up $2.64 from $21.64.
Londonderry, $21.10, up 60 cents from $20.50.
Newton, $25.30, up $1.39 from $23.91.
Salem, $20.46, down 12 cents from $20.58.
Windham, $23.60, up 55 cents from $23.05.
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This is a partial list highlighting a number of our long term volunteers both in the hospital and in the children's home:
Azor Ladies CircleThe Azur Ladies Circle became involved with SACH in 2007, often organising parties with activities in the Save a Child's Heart children's home, making all the children and mothers very happy.
Bank Leumi StaffSince 2008, the local branch of Leumi Bank in Holon visits the children's home every holiday, bringing lots of goodies for the children, creating an exciting and festive atmosphere.
Bruria GalBruria is from Kibbutz Lahav in South Israel. She has been volunteering at the hospital with Dr. Tamir and his team since 2004. Bruria keeps the SACH Archives for the Pediatric Cardiology Clinic up-to-date and filed so that the medical records of the children are easily accessible. Bruria also regularly take children and parents to the airport when they return home after their life saving treatment in Israel.
Einav BarazanyEinav is an Israeli Aeronautical Engineer and world traveller. Einav has been volunteering at the Save a Child's Heart children's home since 2004. It is great to have a male volunteer, especially for the older boys in the home who love playing and speaking with him. Over the years Einav has taken children on trips as well as befriending and taking many of the volunteers living at the SACH House and the doctors and the nurses who are training with SACH, on trips around Israel.
EL AL Social CommitteeSince 2008, the EL AL Social committee visits the children's home every Israeli holiday bringing gifts and chocolates to for the children and mothers.
Eva GrossEva joined us in 2008. She is an Israeli retired dentist who volunteers at the Tuesday weekly Palestinian clinic with Dr. Tamir and his team.
Hélène KaminskyBorn in France, Hélène moved to Israel with her parents in 1960. Hélène has been involved with Save a Child's Heart since 2009, volunteering at the house, at the hospital, and taking children to the airport on their way back home. Hélène helps the House Mother several times a week with anything needed around the house.
Lea Labi Since 2004 Lea has been coming every week, with a smile, to the children's home to volunteer and play with the children. The children look forward to her arrival and eagerly await the days' activities. She always has a special treat for the children. Lea keeps the "clothes closet" in order, a daunting job with all the activity at the SACH House.
Lolitta MarkusLolitta lived for many years in Congo. She has been volunteering in the Save a Child's Heart children's home since 2003. Lolita is a Friday regular. Armed with ice-cream and treats for the children she makes her day a special celebration each week. She also helps keep the clothes and shoes cupboard stocked to give to the children and mothers.
Maureen BenitaMaureen was born in Britain and has been living in Israel since 1969. Maureen worked at the Catheterization Laboratory at the Wolfson Medical Center and after retiring in 2007 she wanted to continue and help the children of Save a Child's Heart. She joined Dr. Tamir and his team at the Tuesday weekly clinic for Palestinian children and has been part of the team since then.
Sheila ShalhevetAmerican born Sheila has been living in Israel since 1970. She has been with Save a Child's Heart since April 2001. Sheila is an active board member and volunteer and she is the Save a Child's Heart photographer – taking the photo of each and every child arriving in Israel and writing the profile of all the children. In addition Sheila makes herself available at all times helping out in the SACH house and with visitors.
Tali ShakedTali manages a kindergarden in Holon and has been volunteering for Save a Child's Heart since 2005. Every week she comes on her single day off from work and helps Dr. Tamir and his team in the Tuesday weekly Palestinian clinic.
Yossef YacobiYossef, or as we all call him – Papa Lemon – lives in Azor and is a neighbour to the children's home. Since 2006 Yossef has been coming to the house to help with the gardening and the day to day jobs. He speaks to the children and mothers in the many languages he knows and brings a neighbourly feeling to the SACH House when he visits in the evenings, bringing lots of lemons freshly picked from his garden.


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The Republican war on the benefits that regular folks get from their government.
In their "Abbreviated Pundit Round-up" Daily Kos today details a few of the many ways Republicans are trying to cripple the government so that it's unable to assist regular citizens. One of the items that makes no logical sense from the perspective of regular taxpayers/citizens is Amtrak. The Staggers Rail Act of 1980 freed railroad companies to focus on freight lines and to pretty much ignore passenger rail via the founding of Amtrak. Passenger rail wasn't all that profitable as people appeared to prefer either driving for shorter distances or flying for longer trips. 9-11 led to increasingly tight and inconvenient rules for air travel (I had to dispose of several bottles of liquids before getting on a plane a few years ago, and no, the expense wasn't huge, but it was quite annoying to have to do that) and it made for lengthy delays at airports. Not surprisingly, that's led to increased popularity for Amtrak.
With other countries having high-speed rail, that's made airplanes even less appealing as long and medium-distance transportation. Could the US simply turn rail back over to private industry? Probably, but as the linked piece indicates, freight lines aren't really compatible with the new high-speed passenger lines.
Just seems to me that conservative/right-wing plans to destroy Amtrak would give America the worst of both worlds, we'd keep our annoying and inconvenient restrictions on air travel, but we wouldn't be able to just use Amtrak as an alternative. Would private service be cheaper? Probably, but that's not because private service is inherently better than government service. The main difference is that private lines could concentrate on medium-distance services of 50 to 500 miles and not have to worry about longer-distance lines of over 500 miles (The Boston to Washington Northeast Corridor is 440 miles long) whereas Amtrak has to run much longer-distance lines that run from California to Illinois or from Chicago to New Orleans. So yes, privatised rail service would see a big drop in costs for rail passengers, but those relatively few people who use long-distance passenger rail would get clobbered with either very expensive service or no service at all, being forced to go by air or having to drive.
Last night, I was at the public meeting that was considering an occupation of Philadelphia, modelled on the successful Occupy Wall Street action. As a traditional-news reporter was asking questions, it occurred to me that one of the major reasons I was so excited about it was that it pushes the Republican assault on government off of the front pages and that it drives the Republican/Tea Party-inspired drive for austerity and cutting the budget onto the back pages and out of peoples' view. If we can keep the attention of American citizens focussed on what we citizens need as opposed to what the plutocrats and oligarchs want, we're far more likely to succeed.


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200.6 yesterday. Today 193.4, huh? I had no idea I could lose over 7 pounds in one day?! Really??? No, of course not, but man does it wreak havoc on my emotions. Then the dimples, good Lord, I should've been able to tell that I had lost weight, the dimples had returned, the plump had exited my legs. Strange, strange body I possess, but it is mine, so together, mind, spirit, body, I march!
PS Don't let salt weigh wreck your day, it's poop, but it goes away fast. For me, I just get right back on track with eating loads of fruits and veggies, not been so good with water, but that's another real deal breaker with salt weight. Later gators!
Well, what to say, what to say. I've been a bbbaaaddd wabbit. I have not been tracking every day, I have not ate what I am suppose to, yeah, all that good stuff. I also landed in the hospital which caused me to need some medication which caused me to gain weight so now I am at 200 lbs. flat. Oy�first major regain with a punch since I�ve stated. What�s a girl to say? Well, I dunno, but I do know what to do. I have decided that carbohydrates are not my friend, so they are getting all but obliterated from my diet. I just can�t eat them, they cause me to crave everything under the sun. What else?
Well, I also have not exercised. I did that because I thought I could trick my body into losing more weight, which worked temporarily, what?!, I�m a smarty pants, but in the long run turns out my body�s no dummy either. Huh? Who would�ve knew? So much experimentation. So much do this, don�t do that. I got tired of it, real tired of it, so you know what I did? I binged. That�s right I binged for two straight weeks, and boy am I paying the piper! I literally feel like I fell off the bandwagon, have been uprooted and blown away, but guess what? I�m not buying it! I have been at this too long, too hard to quit now, no, I am still satisfied, even if I did gain. Oh well. At least I�m still here, and I am still trying.
I am learning that painful emotions don�t have to blow me away. Key word �learning�. This is because I have power and control over my evil emotions like wanting to eat twenty five snicker�s in one setting, maybe that�s just me, or wanting to never exercise my carcass until the cows come home, stuff like that. Any who, it�s been a challenging month to say the least, but I am still one determined celery stick. I used to say cookie, but I ain�t no cookie, uh huh, no more. So yeah, that�s my story, what�s yours been like?
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but it is so worth it! Hit 190 flat today. I can barely believe it. Now I thought I'd be at goal by now, this is true, but I am mightily encouraged that I am still losing, even if it is slower. My skin looks great. There are the imperfections that come along for a woman pushing 40 but otherwise no complaints. My aches and pains have nearly subsided completely. I am not exercising so much as I did last year because I have got to focus on nutrition for now, but I am not beating myself up about that. I just continue. The things I have learned this year are invaluable. The lessons I continue to learn just marvelous. I am conquering food! Me! Who would've ever dreamed it real!
I am so thankful for this loss. I have not been this light since I was 17 years old. I cannot wait to hit the 180's, I will probably fall on the ground and well, who knows, lol, but if you were in my living room when it happens it would be a guaranteed sight to see! Be encouraged faithful travelers, we will reach our goals. They may shift, they may plummet, they may seek to crumble, but if we only just continue one, teeny, tiny foot step in front of the next, we will, we will, we WILL succeed!
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Now! (well, I'm actually 2.6 pounds lighter now, but you get the idea) ;)
I started a journey. As of today, I have lost 79 pounds. I cannot thank God enough for this transformation. Obesity, by far, has been my greatest prison in life. Thank you sparkpeople and pals for all of your love and kindness through this process too. I am confidently entering phase 2 expecting to be at goal weight (between 165 and 150) by this time next year. I have learned so much this year. I have fought so many emotional demons, but I am stronger and more determined than I have ever been before, so to this I say, Are you ready to become your best you ever in 2014? Alrightie then, let's do this!!!
See ya at the finish line!
Me the summer of 2012 weighing at least 270 pounds (maybe more); I stopped keeping track after a while, it was too discouraging.
Me as of last night. A picture my hubby took at 192.4, at least 79 pounds smaller than my first pic.
We can do this! Don't you ever give up. This was my THIRD attempt at losing a large amount of weight, my second sparkpeople attempt, and as a former weight loss counselor, ha, God certainly has a sense of humor. Merry Christmas!
Just as a mother is in hard labor and being commanded to push, so I want to encourage you, keep on keeping on! This process has been anything but straight and settled for me, but I am in that process! We will win some. We will lose some. At the end of the day, if we are still breathing and still trying, it counts! Don't lose heart. Don't beat yourself up. Soon enough, the "Birth" of your new health will arrive. Only don't lose heart or become weary and give up.
Have a great weekend, Sparkers! I am off like a dirty shirt.


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) – Gov. Bill Haslam's decision to not operate a state-run health care exchange leaves the door open to reverse that decision at a later date.
State Republicans and Democrats agree Tennessee would be better off running its own health insurance exchange, but for now Haslam has decided the exchange system mandated by the Affordable Care Act will be run by the federal government.
Haslam says uncertainty over regulations for the exchange, as well as Tennessee's past attempt at health care reform influenced his decision.
"The Obama Administration has set an aggressive timeline to implement exchanges," Haslam said in a statement released after his decision was announced. "While there is still a lot of uncertainty about how the process will actually work, what has concerned me more and more is that they seem to be making this up as they go."
U.S. Rep. Phil Roe says he agrees with Gov. Haslam's decision to allow the federal government to run the exchange program.
"We can't get answers from the government, so what they're doing is essentially saying, 'Here, let's sign a check and we'll fill in the amount some time in the future.' For Tennessee this is not our first rodeo," Rep. Roe said.
Former health care executive Craig Griffith says people who receive benefits under the Affordable Care Act will still receive health insurance, but a state-run system could be more effective.
"We can tailor it for some of the issues facing Tennessee," Griffith said. "Obviously we have a lot of obesity. We have smoking problems, stuff like that. A policy could be tailored to fit the average Tennessean, as opposed to the average person in Colorado or Utah."
Griffith says he agrees with the governor's decision, saying the rules for the exchange system were changing daily and there was a great deal of uncertainty for the state.
"I think it's very difficult to say what the end result will be until it comes into operation," Griffith added.
Haslam says his decision "is a business decision based on what is best for Tennesseans, with the information we have now that we've pressed hard to receive from Washington. If this were a political decision, it would've been easy and I would've made it a long time ago."
Roe said the governor could do the best job of running the exchange if he was the one making the rules, but that's not the case.
"It's the law of the land and we're going to have to work with it," said Roe.
Haslam says he would revaluate the decision in the future if conditions change.
State Democrats issued a statement saying they were disappointed in the governor's decision.
"It is disappointing the governor found it too difficult to do what 23 other states have begun to do, implement their own health insurance exchange," Caucus Chairman Mike Turner said.
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Soldiers and their families at Ft. Stewart in Hinesville gathered Tuesday for a 9-11 ceremony in the main chapel. While remembering those lost 11 years ago, they also paid tribute to all American soldiers and the sacrifices they make for their country.
"They need to hear that from us as a community. Welcome back and thank you for what you've done. The warrior part is behind you. Welcome back to our community," said Chaplain Col. Terry Meek, Ft. Stewart.
Before the ceremony, cannons were fired four times, signifying each crash at the twin towers, the Pentagon and in Shanksville, Pa.
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Gone but not forgotten - that was the message from the Sterling community, honoring one of its own taken too soon.
Saturday was the very first "Team Jess Day". Family and friends painted the town pink in memory of Jessica Strader.
The 29-year old teacher passed away from breast cancer last month as 500 people gathered outside her home for a prayer chain.
Now, local businesses are selling pink wristbands, scarves, and other items to help support the Strader family.
"We always had a Team Jess event, now it's called 'Team Jess 'Til There's a Cure for Breast Cancer' and we wanted to keep that going and help other people along the way," said Jessica Strader's uncle, Terry Bright.
"She was truly a role model for everybody and so I think the community has embraced what she stands for," added Sandi Ivey, a family friend.
The family says they'd like to continue the tradition on the last Saturday in March every year - around Jessica's birthday.
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Dolphins coach Tony Sparano on Brett Favre's retirement: "I'll believe it when the season starts"
- 1:11 pm Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010 by Post Staff
A few quick updates from Tuesday afternoon's practice:
– Everyone is in attendance today (even Pat White). A.J. Edds (knee), Ryan Grice-Mullen (leg), Austin Spitler (illness) and Evan Oglesby (illness) aren't practicing.
– For the second day in a row, Donald Thomas is working at left guard with the first team, while rookie John Jerry once again is working at right guard.
– The second team defense: Tony McDaniel, Paul Soliai and Marques Douglas on the line, Ikaika Alama-Francis, Tim Dobbins, J.D. Folsom and Charlie Anderson at outside linebacker, Will Allen, Tyrone Culver, Reshad Jones and Jason Allen in the secondary.
– The second team offensive line (L to R): Andrew Gardner, Richie Incognito, Joe Berger, Cory Procter, Nate Garner. Incognito usually works at right guard, not left.
– Dolphins have a new LB on the field, someone wearing No. 57. Team spokesman doesn't know who it is.
And now back to our regularly scheduled blog post……
Unlike most people in the football world, Dolphins coach Tony Sparano didn't hear the news this morning that Vikings quarterback Brett Favre is planning on finally retiring after 20 NFL seasons (and several fake retirements).
"No I didn't hear it. I really didn't. I was in the middle of practice schedules," Sparano said Tuesday morning.
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CVM'ers Deborah Brooks, Joanne Kla, and Karen Kandra staffed a booth at the 36th World Dairy Expo, held recently in Madison, WI. Located at the Alliant Energy Center, the Expo attracted 70,100 people from the dairy industry from 81 countries. That is an increase from the last year's event when 62,075 attendees from 66 countries attended the world's largest strictly dairy focused trade show. Canada, Japan, Mexico, Germany and Netherlands/Holland provided the most foreign attendees.
Charles D. Price, Senior Regional Milk Specialist from FDA's Chicago office, assisted CVM'ers in responding to questions from visitors to the booth. CVM hand-outs included The Judicious Use of Antimicrobials for Dairy Producers and The Judicious Use of Antimicrobials for Dairy Veterinarians, as well as the new Spanish versions of the Small Entity Compliance Guides for Renderers; Protein Blenders, Feed Manufacturers, and Distributors; Producers with On-Farm Mixing Operations; and, Producers Without On-Farm Mixing Operations.
More than 8,000 veterinarians and others attended the 2002 American Veterinary Medical Association's (AVMA) Convention at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, TN last July.
CVM Director, Dr. Stephen F. Sundlof, presented a speech giving an overview of CVM's food safety activities, including antimicrobial resistance, illegal drug compounding, biotechnology, and dioxins.
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'FA Cup final of indoor bowls' to be held in Darlington in April
Updated 11:37am Sunday 9th March 2014 in News By Andy Walker, Chief Reporter (Darlington)
INDOOR bowls enthusiasts are celebrating after officials announced that the sport's equivalent of the FA Cup final would be held in the North-East this year.
Darlington Indoor Bowls Centre (DIBC) has been chosen as the host venue for the final stages of both the mens' and ladies' All-England national team championship knock-out finals.
The competitions, known respectively as the Denny cup and the Yetton trophy, will be held at the eight-rink centre, in North Road, over the Easter weekend of April 19 and 20.
Teams from all over the UK – each with their own modest but passionate and loyal following – will converge on Darlington for the event, said DIBC co-secretary Graham Peacock.
A team from Stanley, County Durham, will contest the mens' final against opponents from Wey Valley, in Surrey, Desborough, in Berkshire, and Wellingborough, in Northamptonshire.
The mens' final will be held on the Saturday (April 19), with the ladies' competition the following day.
Ladies' teams from York, Ely, Surrey and Devon will battle it out for the title.
Mr Peacock said: "These bowls team events finals are the equivalent to football's FA Cup finals and it is a feather in out cap for our indoor bowls set-up to be chosen for these prestigious events.
"The mayor, Charles Johnson and lady mayoress, have accepted our invitation to open the events.
"They will be accompanied by the English Indoor Bowling Association director of competitions Geoff Day, World Bowls Council member Tony Horobin and the association's vice president.
"These prestigious finals will bring visitors and trade to Darlington from many parts of England, to used our hotels and businesses."
DIBC, which is part of the Morrison Centre, in North Road, previously hosted the finals in the mid-Nineties.
Mr Peacock added: "The Darlington club has always had a reputation for being one of the best in the country.
"We are a full, international-sized stadium and have hosted televised tournaments here in the past."
Mr Peacock is expecting each team to bring a 60-seat coach full of supporters to Darlington for the finals.
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K D Khera, General Secretary of the Association also expressed concern over the staff shortage in banks, which would have a direct bearing on the quality of customer service. This also affects the various social oriented schemes of the Government, he told reporters here.
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He would give us a bigger version of Tavon Austin and he would be picked later so we could get a corner in the first round.
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Updated 9:18am Monday 4th February 2013 in News By Steven Smith, Chief Reporter
BOURNEMOUTH Air Festival favourites the Red Arrows must not be "destroyed".
Those are the words of the chairman of Bournemouth Red Arrows' Association following reports in a national newspaper at the weekend that the iconic planes could be axed in the next round of defence cuts.
It was reported that sources with the Prime Minister in Liberia on Friday suggested that the legendary team could be in line for the chop.
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team has a special place in the hearts of Bournemouth people, particularly following the death of Flt Lt Jon Egging following a display at the 2011 festival.
The team costs the MoD a relatively small £9million a year but the weekend's report claimed that they could become a bargaining chip in budget negotiations.
The Red Arrows have been the highlight of Bournemouth Air Festival over the past five years and the team has spoken of its fondness for Bournemouth, particularly in the wake of Flt Lt Egging's tragic death.
Terry Trevett, chairman of Bournemouth Red Arrows' Association, said: "Once again there is an attempt to destroy something that's truly British. The Red Arrows are some of the finest ambassadors this country has ever had and should continue to be such fine representatives of our country.
"The estimated cost of £9 million is a tiny sum when considered overall as part of the defence budget. Bournemouth has a proud connection with the Red Arrows, going back to their foundation in 1965, and represents a small part of the huge following that the Reds have worldwide.
"I'm proud to have had connections with the team for many years and I know my thoughts and views are shared by everyone who believes that the Red Arrows are part of our country's heritage.
"Let's be proud of what we have – especially the Red Arrows."
Defence bosses have already had to cut personnel and equipment as a result of the Government's five-year plan.
It is being argued the Arrows are an unaffordable luxury. The MoD denied the Arrows faced the axe, dismissing the story as "speculation".
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11:28am Mon 4 Feb 13
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12:39pm Mon 4 Feb 13
Letcommonsenseprevail says...
Azphreal wrote:Using the same logic, we should never send any troops overseas, and make the UK military one giant PR exercise............
Ok they cost 9 mill but how much is MADE from them performing? How much is made from merchandising? How many people join the RAF because of seeing the red arrows and hoping one day they could be one of them? I am sure that if we did not go running into Mali the savings would cover the red arrows.
6:57am Tue 5 Feb 13
EGHH says...
The US Navy carriers go to sea with a battle group consisting of:
2 Guided Missile Cruisers,
2 Anti-Aircraft Warships,
2 Anti-Submarine Destroyers
2 hunter-killer submarines.
The French carrier escort consists of:
1 hunter-killer submarine
2 anti-submarine destroyers
2 anti-air destroyers
1 stealth frigate in forward patrol
1 supply ship
The Royal Navy just hasn't got that capability and still maintain ships in the worlds oceans on patrol.
The UK cannot even defend its home waters any longer since the scrapping of the Nimrod, the only maritime nation that does not have that capability.
We need to rethink our defence and look at the Scandinavian model e.g. have a strong home defence force and stop major involvements in non-European wars.
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The theme of our event is "Let's do something different!" Our goal is to uncover the power of teenagers thus blazing a trail for the youth leaders of the future. Through this event, we hope to bring our audience an inspirational and educational experience in a creative and interactive yet distinctly Chinese atmosphere. Our organizing committee consists of Chinese as well as foreign TED enthusiasts with various ambitions and levels of professional & academic experience. We possess a shared commitment to youth empowerment & we strive to promote the ideals of teamwork, diversity, community, and social responsibility.
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Tom Stader is the founder and board chair of The Library Project. He started The Library Project after working in marketing and advertising from 1996 to 2006. During that period he worked in San Francisco, China, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam with a client base of many Fortune 500 companies. In 2006, Tom and a few friends collected about 6,000 books and donated them to two orphanage libraries in Dalian, China. It was then that The Library Project was born. Since then Tom has been focused on creating an organization that has a razor sharp focus on program specific results that provides donors with industry standard levels of transparency. With the support of an incredible group of employees, volunteers, and donors, The Library Project provides on average one library per-day to rural elementary schools located in China and Vietnam. Tom focuses full-time on building The Library Project into a world-class organization, fundraising, and public speaking. Tom holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Northern Arizona University. @TomStader on Twitter
Ronald Paredes
Venezuelan graphic designer with 15 years of experience working as art director / graphic designer, initially working for some of the biggest advertising agencies with presence in Caracas – Venezuela such as DDB, Young & Rubicam and LOWE. Founder / Creative Director / Chief Designer at VOZ Design, a communication studio in Nanjing, China that is focused on graphic design, branding and marketing. Ronald is also the chief creative director for The Nanjinger, one of the most well-established English language print magazines in Nanjing. @VOZdesign on Twitter
Shih-Hung Chen
Shih-Hung Chen is President and Co-Founder of EviPath Inc., a medical education startup based in Boston with operations in Shanghai. Years before changing industries to work in healthcare, he got his first career break by volunteering in a non-profit coffee shop in Taiwan where he met a young entrepreneur. This led him to move to Shanghai in 2003, where he joined OA365.com, a Chinese office supplies e-commerce company that became Staples China. Over the course of the next six years working at Staples in Shanghai, he rose to the position of Vice President of Strategy and Business Development where he personally experienced the rapidly changing consumer and small business environment, while making lifelong friends and gaining tons of memorable stories! Shih-Hung grew up in Seattle, WA and holds a BA in History from Stanford University, and an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management.
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Zou Tianyu is a 17-year-old high school student who took a break from her studies to travel across China, seeking to experience as much as possible on a limited budget. In this past year, she has visited places such as Jiangxi, Guangdong, Hunan, Hubei, Yunnan, Sichuan, and Chongqing. At the start of the year, she worked as a volunteer in one of Yunnan's YHA bordering other countries and this was her first time encountering so many people from different backgrounds and their travel stories. She continues to collect brilliant stories as she travels, regarding them as an integral part of her trip, and she has developed a unique understanding of the "gap year" concept. With the aspiration to express her views of the world via film, she will head to Chicago Art College to study film this fall.
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>Racing>What is my real BQ time?
Can anyone help me get this straight? Below is the table and the link to the Boston site but I am having trouble with the following statement.
Based on the fact that my upcoming marathon is in 2014, it means that race would qualify me fo the 2015 Boston. So even though I will be 43 for the upcoming marathon, I would be 45 on the day of the 2015 Boston Marathon. Based on the line above my real BQ time would be 3:25, not 3:15.
Only asking because I am coming off Achilles problems and even though I have been training for the 3:15 pace I am a little behind where I would like to be and that will be a struggle. I would much rather plan to start at 3:20 - 3:23 pace and reassess at the half if I can pick up the pace as opposed to going out at 3:13 pace and blowing up in the second half.
Yup, it's 3:25. You'll be 45 the day you run Boston in 2015.
Thanks. Thought I was reading it right but started to overthink things.
Take note. It's not this way for NYCM qualification. You need to run the qualifying time for your age on the day of your qualifying race. If you turn 40 the week before the race you will have had to qualify as a 39 year old.
Important fact. For 2014, first people who beat BQ by 10 minutes were accepted. Then those who beat BQ by 5 minutes. Finally anyone who beat BQ by 2:43 were accepted. That is all. 2015 might h
ave less applicants than the year after the bombing. Also, 3:25:01 does not meet BQ.
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The Reds signed Willy Taveras to a two-year deal today. What a perfect signing for Dusty -- a guy with a .331 career OBA to be his leadoff hitter. Prediction: the Reds will score fewer runs in 2009 than they did in 2008, when they finished 12th in the NL in runs scored.


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Sharon K. Leffler, 74, of Mt. Vernon, died 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014, at her home in Mt. Vernon.
She was born Saturday, Feb. 3, 1940, in Jefferson County, the daughter of Kelly Rector and Doris (Hand) O'Neal. She married Donald Leffler on Dec. 14, 1957, in Corinth, Miss.
Sharon first worked as a cosmetologist in Missouri and later as the manager at R&R Video in Mt. Vernon. Most recently, until failing health, Sharon designed floral arrangements for Lena's Flowers and Things. She was a member of the Roaring '20s Club and acted as treasurer for the Summersville Crime Watch. She was of the Baptist faith.
She is survived by husband, Donald Leffler of Mt. Vernon; mother, Doris O'Neal of Mt. Vernon; two sons, Rick Leffler and wife Rene of Sun Prairie, Wis. and Randy Leffler and wife Diane of Mt. Vernon; grandson, Justin Leffler and fiancee Lindsey Gabby of Mt. Vernon; two brothers, Don Rector and wife Dixie of Mt. Vernon and Bob Rector and wife Pam of Athens; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her father; half-brother, Richard "Dick" Rector; stepfather, Glenn O'Neal; and stepmother, Blanche Rector.
Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Hughey Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon with the Rev. Merle Fullerton officiating. Interment will be at Mt. Vernon Memorial Gardens in Woodlawn.
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Works chosen at annual Selection Dinner, featured in Prospect 2013 at MCASD La Jolla
From MCASD Reports
At the 2013 Selection Dinner on Wednesday, May 8, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego's International Collectors and Contemporary Collectors voted to purchase new works by four artists for the Museum's collection:
- Chiara Banfi's diptych Redburst, 2012;
- Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle's sculpture Bird In Space Prototype for MACH 10 Hypervelocity Test (Produced in collaboration with the United States Air Force, Arnold Engineering Development Center and University of Maryland College Park), 2012, and the accompanying photograph MACH 3 Hypervelocity Test (Run 2, 001003), 2012;
- Two related works by Andrea Bowers: a monumental drawing titled One Big Union, 2012, and a small photorealist drawing, Legalize My Man, 2012.
- And Martha Rosler's photomontage Runway, 1967-1972.
The prices of the works by the four artists exceeded the amount that was available for the acquisitions, and additional monies were contributed by several Collectors: Brent Woods and Laurie Mitchell; Michael and Tami Lang; Maryanne and Irv Pfister; Faye Hunter; and Lise Wilson and Steve Strauss.
These acquisitions are on view at MCASD La Jolla through May 27 as part of the exhibition Prospect 2013.
About the Collectors
For the past 28 years, MCASD's premier membership groups (the Contemporary Collectors and the International Collectors) have provided significant funds for the acquisition of new works for the Museum's collection through their annual dues.
Each year, MCASD's curatorial staff organizes an exhibition of works to be considered for acquisition by the Collectors, and these works are then selected by ballot at the Annual Selection Dinner, which this year was generously underwritten by Northern Trust. This year, Members reviewed works by artists Chiara Banfi, Andrea Bowers, Tiago Carneiro da Cunha, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Martha Rosler, and Anna Sew Hoy.
Thanks to the Collectors' support, MCASD has added 100 works to its collection-works that were collectively purchased for approximately $3.4 million and that today are valued at over $12.7 million.
The support of the International and Contemporary Collectors has allowed MCASD's curators to discover new artists, enrich the MCASD collection, and build an engaged and informed community of collectors in San Diego.
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About the Artists
• Chicago-based artist Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle investigates the forces and systems-whether natural or cultural, social or scientific-that shape our globalized world. Working in sculpture, photography, video, and installation, he returns again and again to subjects such as modernity, technology, the environment, and immigration, and these concerns often intersect or overlap. He frequently collaborates with scientists, architects, engineers, and biotech researches, among others, to realize to his technically complex works. Bird in Space Prototype for MACH 10 Hypervelocity Test takes as its starting point the 1926-1928 legal battle over Constantin Brancusi's Bird in Space, which was denied its status as a work of art and instead categorized as a manufactured metal object-subject to taxes from which works of art were exempt-delaying its entry into the U.S. If Brancusi's iconic sculpture abstracts the physical characteristics of a bird to suggest the aerodynamics of flight, Manglano-Ovalle's life-size reproduction made of aluminum and steel literalizes this suggestion. Working with engineers from the US Air Force Hypervelocity Testing facilities, Manglano-Ovalle subjected the sculpture to a hypervelocity test in a MACH 3 wind tunnel, setting the bird in flight at hypersonic speeds. The accompanying photograph MACH 3 Hypervelocity Test captures the sculpture's flight in the wind tunnel through Schlieren photography, a process used in aeronautical engineering to photograph the flow of air around objects. Here Manglano-Ovalle returns Brancusi's modernist sculpture to the site of militaristic technology that its streamlined form and seemingly machine-tooled surface always suggested.
• Andrea Bowers is best known for virtuosic photorealist drawings based on archival source materials drawn from recent social and political history-old photographs, album covers, political buttons. This archival impulse remains central to Bowers's process-she typically exhibits scrapbooks of research and ephemera along with more discrete artworks-but has been increasingly accompanied by an equally strong activist impulse. In the mid-2000s Bowers's subject matter turned to a sustained exploration of direct action and non-violent civil disobedience, and she consistently solicits the involvement of grassroots community groups in her projects.
Bowers's monumental drawing One Big Union depicts the figure of Libertas, Roman goddess of liberty, illuminating the sky and a sea of citizens below with her torch, in a manner recalling the Statue of Liberty. One of three recent large-scale drawings that appropriate political graphics from the early twentieth century, the drawing's source image derives from the cover of the sheet music for "Internationale," a song written in 1872 that would become a popular left-wing anthem. Rendered in Sharpie marker on a field of found cardboard, the work evokes the protest signage of recent Occupy movement encampments. Holding a dialogue with the 13-foot piece is a comparatively tiny photorealist drawing of a woman carrying a protest sign that reads "Legalize my Man." Based on a photograph taken at last year's May Day March in Los Angeles, this contemporary Libertas figure extends the call of One Big Union to include the rights of immigrants.
• Widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of her generation, Martha Rosler is concerned with the social and political underpinnings of everyday life. Though she is perhaps best known for her photographic work, Rosler's practice also encompasses video, performance, installation, and extensive critical writings. While Rosler's work is often aligned with feminist politics, her practice suggests that gender inequities are never distinct or separate from other forms of injustice. She is concerned with the workings of power broadly, as manifested in commonplace situations and rituals, ranging from cooking and garage sales, to airport travel and mass media reporting.
About MCASD
Founded in 1941, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD) is the preeminent contemporary visual arts institution in San Diego County. The Museum's collection includes more than 4,000 works of art created since 1950. In addition to presenting exhibitions by international contemporary artists, the Museum serves thousands of children and adults annually at its varied education programs, and offers a rich program of film, performance, and lectures. MCASD is a private, nonprofit organization, with 501c3 tax-exempt status; it is supported by generous contributions and grants from MCASD Members and other individuals, corporations, foundations, and government agencies. Dr. Hugh M. Davies is The David C. Copley Director and CEO at MCASD.
Institutional support for MCASD is provided by the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture. www.mcasd.org
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