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III DAN – Revijalna regata, 23. jul 2011.
Start – Perućac, Cilj – Rogačicaca
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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The weather website I frequent usually uses objective language. Once in a while it goes out on a limb and describes a day as "pleasant." But its forecast for today was "delightful!"
Since a delightful day is most certainly not a thing to be wasted, Darla and I loaded up the kids and dogs, grabbed some sandwiches from the local sub shop, and headed to a "secret beach" along the shores of Hay Creek. (It's not too secret. If you promise to not publish the coordinates to the world, I will share!)
After picnicking on the sandy banks (and crunching through a few gritty bites of sandwich thanks to an exuberant sand-tossing three-year-old), we waded in the clear, cold water. Brielle was the bravest and barged in clear up to her waist.
Grady fell asleep on the way home and barely stirred when I turned the car off. I gingerly set his car seat on the sunny back porch, and he napped for nearly two hours! This is unprecedented behavior from a baby who usually wakes up just from sensing the car stopping at a red light.
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"I would say, this January, so far, we're triple what we were last year at the same time period," said Ameri Pro Restoration owner Ron Brown.
While temps bottomed out at single digits earlier this week, Brown said his company got tons of burst pipe calls.
As this snow melts, those calls change to basement floods and sump pump fails. The company answered more than a dozen of those calls by Saturday afternoon.
Over the past two weeks, Ameri Pro Restoration workers completed close to 40 projects, which is a night and day difference from the past.
"Last year we probably had three or four in the same period of time, so it really depends on the weather," Brown said.
This week so many calls came in, they placed people on waiting lists because there's not enough man power or equipment. The Ameri Pro Restoration shop typically houses more than 500 fans and about 50 dehumidifiers, but there's been so many jobs this week, Saturday the shelves stood bare.
"We've had all of our equipment out, all of our people out handling flooded homes, burst pipes, all those types of things," Brown said.
On top of floods and burst pipes, Brown prepares for ice dam problems as snow and ice build up on roofs.
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I've had a bit of a sweet tooth late at night – craving a little treat has become a nightly affair. Since Eric is the baker in the family I decided to give him a little challenge in the kitchen, making my favorite cookies – Milanos. Quite honestly, I could eat an entire bag in one sitting and the homemade version are even better.
Enjoy these scrumptious cookies.
Homemade Milano Cookies
Serves: about 3 dozen cookies
- 12 tablespoons (170grams/ 6 oz) unsalted butter, softened
- 2 1/2 cups (312.5 grams/ 11.02 oz) powdered sugar
- 7/8 cup egg whites (from about 6 eggs)
- 2 tablespoons vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons lemon extract
- 1 1/2 cups (187.5grams/ 6.61 oz) all purpose flour (I used rice flour mix, with 1/2 t xanthan gum)
- Cookie filling, recipe follows
Cookie filling:
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 8 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped (I used dark chocolate)
- 1 orange, zested (I used 1 T triple sec)
1. In a mixer with paddle attachment cream the butter and the sugar.
2. Add the egg whites gradually and then mix in the vanilla and lemon extracts.
3. Add the flour and mix until just well mixed.
4. With a small (1/4-inch) plain tip, pipe 1-inch sections of batter onto a parchment-lined sheet pan, spacing them 2 inches apart as they spread.
5. Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for 10 minutes or until light golden brown around the edges. Let cool on the pan.
6. While waiting for the cookies to cool, in a small saucepan over medium flame, scald cream.
7. Pour hot cream over chocolate in a bowl, whisk to melt chocolate, add zest and blend well.
8. Set aside to cool (the mixture will thicken as it cools).
9. Spread a thin amount of the filling onto the flat side of a cookie while the filling is still soft and press the flat side of a second cookie on top.
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The first event of the 2012-13 AC World Series brings the teams to San Francisco Bay from August 21-26. The next event is during Fleet Week in San Francisco, from October 2-7.
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TideSports.com - Up and coming: Christion Jones
This spring, Jones will compete among a group of receivers that includes Kenny Bell, Kevin Norwood and DeAndrew White as UA looks to replace its top two pass-catchers in the graduating Maze and Darius Hanks. A few others who have yet to play in a game for UA - youngsters Marvin Shinn and Danny Woodson Jr., along with junior college transfer Duron Carter - will also vie for a role. "Just coming in, the game is faster than it is in high school, but you just have to adjust on the fly and be quick on your feet," Jones said. "That's what my high school coach always taught me - always be able to learn."
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Fans like to brag about winning streaks in a rivalry series, and Tide gymnastics fans certainly have a lot to be proud of: 103 straight victories against Auburn. Patterson tries to downplay the streak, saying that the team should focus on what they have to do to win, rather than winning by itself. "You just can't focus on keeping the streak alive, because if you do that, it won't ever stay there," Patterson said. "You've got to focus on doing – each athlete, one through six, on each event – doing the best they can do, and seven, eight and nine pushing one through six." But it still adds pressure to the gymnasts, who want to be remembered for keeping the streak alive, rather than losing it. "I love the streak. You never want to be the class that loses the streak," Sledge said. "But we put that in the back of our minds, because if we do our job, everything will fall the way we want it. We just want to have a great week of practice and go compete against Auburn in their home."
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But simply, for now: Joe Paterno, the coach -- which is what he still was (it's hard to recall this now) barely eleven weeks ago. Will, in fact, any college coach ever again possess the power he did over his university? Well, almost surely not. Paterno's long tenure at an insulated campus, combined with how venerable he became and how upright he was supposed to be in conducting his program, are circumstances unlikely to be duplicated. On the other hand, to suggest that someone like Nick Saban at Alabama or Urban Meyer, who just took over at Ohio State, do not possess authority far beyond their contractual niceties is naive. Big-time football coaches are the Cardinal Richelieu among state university royalty -- or the Rasputin if you are of a more cynical bent.
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To be honest, with as small as the crowd was at Colonial Life Arena, it's hard to even justify calling it a road game. It certainly wasn't a hostile environment. How can a team go from playing arguably their best game of the season on Saturday in a loss to Kentucky on the road, to completely playing flat and uninspired basketball just four days later? What happened to the team that opened the season 7-0 and won the Puerto Rico Tip-Off? Even with a lot of freshmen playing key minutes, it looked like the team had been playing together for years. Now, the chemistry appears to be gone, the offense can't get on track, and even the defense is playing lackadaisical at times.
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"The University of Alabama is expected to sign at least one more player and likely from a defensive tackle," Scout.com analyst Andrew Bone wrote in an e-mail Thursday. "The Tide remains in the hunt for Eddie Goldman (five-star defensive tackle out of Washington, D.C.) Kirven, and Dalvin Tomlinson (a four-star from Henry County, Ga.). The odds favor Tomlinson as a part of the Tide's recruiting class. Kwon Alexander, four-star linebacker and the state's top uncommitted prospect from Oxford High School, is likely to sign with Auburn or LSU. Alexander is recovering from a torn ACL."
Top prospects remaining for SEC schools - SEC Blog - ESPN
Note: Alabama has very limited room in its recruiting class. Alabama currently has 27 commitments, meaning that some prospects might have to grayshirt or Alabama will have to count back to its 2011 or 2010 classes with early enrollees if there is room to.
Kwon Alexander, #3 OLB, Oxford, Ala./Oxford: He's an extremely talented linebacker who currently has Alabama, Auburn and LSU at the top.
Eddie Goldman, #1 DT, Washington, D.C./Collegiate Academy: He's the No. 1 defensive tackle in the country and he just happens to be the best at a position of need.
Korren Kirven, #8 DT, Lynchburg, Va./Brookville: Alabama's former linebackers coach Sal Sunseri recruited him hard when he was in Tuscaloosa, Ala., so he knows plenty about the Tide. J
ameis Winston, #1 QB, Hueytown, Ala./Hueytown: He's committed to Florida State, but Alabama would love to have him make a last-minute switch to stay in state.
Georgia Tech OL commit Will Adams gets last-minute offer from UGA | AJC College Sports Recruiting
OL Will Adams, who admitted that he was a lifelong UGA fan before committing to Georgia Tech last summer, said that he was offered a last-minute scholarship by the Bulldogs on Thursday. The 6-foot-6, 280-pound offensive lineman plays at Sandy Creek, the same high school as WR JaQuay Williams – who is a longtime Auburn commitment that UGA is trying to flip before next week's signing day. An entourage of UGA coaches, led by Mark Richt, showed up at Sandy Creek on Wednesday to visit with JaQuay. They also reportedly made a last-second offer to Adams. "It's true," Adams said in the text message about the UGA offer. (ed.- how evil. sounds like something Nick Saban would do.)
Mark Richt and his entourage of UGA coaches visit Auburn and Alabama recruits | AJC College Sports Recruiting
Note: Richt and his entourage also stopped by Cedar Grove High School on Thursday to visit with offensive lineman Brandon Greene, who is a longtime to Alabama. The Bulldogs are desperate for offensive lineman after Chester Brown de-committed because of an immigration policy earlier this week. (ed.- how evil. sounds like something Nick Saban would do.)
Georgia Tech football recruit risks losing his scholarship offer if he visits Miami this weekend | AJC College Sports Recruiting
Antonio Crawford, a defensive back from Tampa's Plant High School, has been committed to Georgia Tech since last summer. However, things became complicated for Crawford when Miami coach Al Golden showed up at his school on Wednesday to both extend a scholarship offer and invitation to visit Miami this weekend. The 5-foot-11, 184-pound Crawford has some tough decisions to make less than a week away from Wednesday's signing day. "Everything has happened so quickly, and I haven't really had a chance to think about it a lot yet," Crawford said on Thursday night. "I know I'm definitely considering the University of Miami. But, as of right now, I'm still committed to Georgia Tech." Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson heard about Miami's flirtations and had a 20-minute phone conversation with Crawford on Thursday. Crawford said his Georgia Tech scholarship will be jeopardized if he boards the plane to Miami on Friday. (ed.- how evil. sounds like something Nick Saban would do.)
Season Tickets for 2012 Alabama Baseball Season Available Now - rolltide.com
Season tickets for the 2012 University of Alabama baseball season are available now, with ticket prices beginning at $60.00 for the 31-game Crimson Tide home schedule. The season begins on Friday, Feb. 17 against Florida Atlantic at Sewell-Thomas Stadium, with first pitch scheduled for 6:05 p.m. One of the best baseball ticket values in the Southeastern Conference, all chair back seats will be $125 for the season - a cost of just four dollars per game. Additionally, all reserved bleacher seats will be general admission, at a fan-friendly price of $75.00 ($2.41 per game). Senior citizen prices are $65.00 for both chair back and general admission.
12 for '12: Mizzou, A&M are the same fish in a new pond | Dr. Saturday
Given some of the projections of doom for the Tigers and Aggies in their new league, you'd think they'd given up a chance to burn path of destruction through the old one. In fact, they're just trading one second-tier niche for another. Mizzou hasn't won a conference championship since 1969, in the old Big Eight; A&M hasn't won a claimed a conference crown since 1998, its last appearance in the Big 12 Championship Game. That was also the year Mack Brown was hired to resurrect Texas, just ahead of Bob Stoops' arrival at fast-fading Oklahoma in 1999. With the traditional regional powers restored to their traditional glory, A&M spent the last decade playing second banana not only to the Longhorns and Sooners, but also to traditional also-ran Texas Tech, which beat the Aggies seven times out of eight from 2001-08. Before the abrupt midseason turnaround in 2010, the Aggies had gone a full decade since their last top-25 finish in the final polls. It hasn't finished in the top 10 since 1994, in the dying days of the old Southwest Conference. When Missouri landed at No. 4 in 2007, it was its first top-10 finish in almost 40 years, and hasn't been replicated.


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Kandice Poirier of Glow So Healthy and Laura Thomas of Happy Sugar Habits join Dietitian Cassie flying solo as host today in Episode 78 of "Low-Carb Conversations With Jimmy Moore & Friends!"
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Pastor Joshua Gagnon stands outside the still-under-construction home of Next Level Church in Somersworth. (COURTESY)
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The rapid growth of the church in just five years since its founding reflects the emergence of "megachurches" as a force to be reckoned with in Christianity.
Evangelists like Gagnon, along with pastors Bo Chancey at the Manchester Christian Church and Bruce Boria at Bethany Church in Greenland, are bringing the phenomenon to New England, where church attendance is the lowest in the nation.
Think rock concert, with live band, fog machine, light show, flat screens and simulcast of sermons at multiple locations, or taped for broadcast after the fact.
"If the church wants to reach people in 2013, we have to create an environment that works today," Gagnon says. "You can't change the message, but you can change the platter you deliver it on."
Many New Hampshire residents who've never attended Next Level have heard about the church's gas discount day in Epping on March 3, when 200 motorists filled up their tanks for $2.99 a gallon, or the helicopter Easter Egg drop for the children of the congregation, now in its fourth year. It's scheduled for Easter Sunday again this year in three locations. (See related story, Page A12).
The first Easter Egg drop in 2010, covered by CNN, was chaotic as 12,000 people showed up at the Rochester Fair Grounds. Since then, controls have been put in place to keep the event manageable.
Gagnon said the church set a $2,000 budget for the gas day subsidy, and each egg drop costs less than $1,000, thanks to donated equipment, time and sponsorship. Another "gas buy-down day" is scheduled to take place in Portland, Maine, on April 20.
"Is it about membership? Sure. But if no one came to church because of the event, we would still do it," Gagnon said. "The largest reason for these events is to show people in New England that the church wants to give back and love the community. Do we do it for media? No. Do we enjoy getting good media? Of course. And if anyone ever said the opposite, they'd be lying."
Not a likely candidate
Gagnon wasn't a likely candidate for the clergy. After graduating from Raymond High School in 1998, he attended Southern Vermont College in Bennington, majoring in pre-law and criminal justice. "I didn't go to church once in college," he recalls. "Although I believed in God, I didn't see the relevancy in my life."
After graduation, he was urged by his mother to join her at the Christian Worship Center in Barrington. "My mom told me there were some pretty girls at the services, so I went," he said. "And from that moment on, God started to show himself to me as more real than ever in my life, and I began to develop a relationship with him."
In 2006, he was speaking at a youth event in Rochester and was approached by a group of worshippers asking him at first to serve as pastor at their church in Wolfeboro, and later to start a new church. The group started with 12 worshippers at Gagnon's home, where he still worked for his father's drywall business. The group grew to 30 within the first year, and started renting a screening room at a local cinema for planning sessions and services.
Next Level Church was launched on Easter Sunday 2008 at the Dover High School auditorium with 180 to 200 worshippers, many of whom were recruited by a mailer Gagnon paid for himself. The following Easter, the congregation had grown to 400 and was meeting at Regal Cinemas in Newington.
In 2010, Next Level established a congregation in Portland, Maine; and in 2012 began services in Danvers, Mass. Inaugural services at the O'Neil Cinemas in Epping on March 10, two weeks after the gas buy-down, attracted an estimated 300 worshippers.
A 14,000-square-foot church is under construction on Route 108 in Somersworth that will be the first worship center owned by Next Level. The $2.2 million facility, expected to be ready for use by May, will include a 538-seat auditorium; a kids room with multimedia; a separate children's auditorium; bistro area in the foyer; wireless Internet, flat screens and speakers throughout the building, all managed from a state-of-the art control board.
"Our vision is to launch 20 locations by 2020 all throughout New England," Gagnon said. "We believe this Easter we will be over 2,000 (worshippers) on our five-year anniversary. We are expecting that when we open up this new facility, our attendance will triple if not quadruple in size."
Tremendous growth
The Manchester Christian Church began in 1961 as a storefront mission on North Elm Street, but really started to grow in 2010 when Pastor Bo Chancey arrived from Texas and began urging each member of the congregation to invite one new person to services each week.
"Our attendance has grown from an average of 1,400 to somewhere closer to 2,900 every weekend at three locations," said Barry Lewandowski, director of communications.
Manchester Christian looked like a traditional church until 2005, when a $2 million renovation project funded by the congregation created a 650-seat auditorium, a new cafe and the high-tech amenities associated with megachurch services.
In September 2011, the church celebrated its 50th anniversary with nearly 4,000 people at a worship service at the Fisher Cats stadium. It now hosts services at the church on 1308 Wellington Road; at the Bedford Community Church on Old Bedford Road; and at a new location in the Waumbec Mill in the Manchester Millyard.
Next Level, Bethany and Manchester Christian each have their own style, but share characteristics common to megachurches everywhere. "We try to do our best to partner and learn from each other," Lewandowski said.
"We've got a great relationship with Next Level, Bethany and Dialogue Church in downtown Manchester, which is an up-and-coming church that just moved into an old church building on Pine Street."
Gagnon described situations in which Next Level helped a traditional church in Concord make its mortgage payments, and a church in Berwick pay its heating bills. A strong balance sheet is another characteristic shared by many megachurches, given what Gagnon called a commitment to tithing, in which "people who believe in God give 10 percent of what they make."
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Meyler completes move from Sunderland to Hull
5:39pm Tuesday 8th January 2013 in Sport By Scott Wilson
DAVID Meyler has completed his move from Sunderland to Hull City for an undisclosed fee, which is understood to be around £1.5m.
The Republic of Ireland international has spent the last month on loan with the Tigers, and has now penned a three-and-a-half year deal at the KC Stadium.
The 23-year old joined Sunderland in 2008 from Cork City and made 25 appearances for the Black Cats during his four years on Wearside.
He rejoins former Sunderland boss Steve Bruce on Humberside and will hope to be involved in a successful promotion campaign in the second half of the season.
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GREENSBURG – The Midwest TQ Racing League presented by Jenmarco.com celebrated its fifth season on Saturday at the Hampton Inn & Suites in Greensburg, where 75 guests were on hand to honor 2013 MTQRL Champions Nick and Joe Speidel.
Along with champions cups, plaques and other awards, an additional $6,675 in cash and gift certificates were presented bringing the season total to over $43,500.
Nick Speidel, driving his father Joe's No. 21 Honda powered three-quarter midget, completed his dream season earning his first championship. Speidel went on a tear obliterating the competition and rewriting the MTQRL record books. Speidel finished the season with seven feature and nine Perfect North Slopes heat wins, and scored an amazing 84.15 percent of the points available. Mechanical problems prohibited him from starting the feature on Aug. 17 at Shelbyville or that percentage could have been much higher.
In 11 feature starts, Speidel's worst finish was an eighth place. To go along with his seven wins, he also had a second, third and fourth place finish. Speidel led 122 of the 265 feature laps and was presented the Tony Stewart Foundation Leader of the Pack Award. Speidel also won a Jackson Oil & Solvents Duel for Fuel and finished third in the Duel standings.
Tate Martz's reign as the only champion in MTQRL history finally ended as he finished the 2013 season in second place and his car owner Roger Ramsey claimed the third spot. The highlight of his season came on Aug. 10 at the Montpelier Motor Speedway when he won his heat race and led all 20 laps to record his 18th career feature win. Martz continued his qualifying prowess in Ramsey's No. 1 Old Canal Smokehouse Beast Honda by setting quick time at three of the four qualifying events, won three Perfect North Slopes heat races and a Jackson Oil & Solvents Duel for Fuel finishing second in the Duel standings.


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So, I figured I'd start a thread about this. Earlier in the night, Dater posted a tweet that read
Here's what I think about the Avalanche's chances of getting Patrick Marleau: I think the Avs would be interested in seeing what the Sharks would want for him. I think they'd like to add a little bit of veteran depth up front, especially if David Jones leaves via free agency. I also don't think the Avs would give up a whole lot for him, given his age.
The question is, what are your thoughts? I see it this way, he is 32, $6.9 million cap hit for the next two years who has scored 71. 81. 73 pts in his last three seasons. He has playoff experience, and is a veteran let alone a player who can play center or lw. If he came at the right price, I wouldn't be able to say no. My trouble is finding out what the right price is.


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Even with the lack of major injuries from Sunday's storms, there's always more we can do to stay safe during severe weather.
Employees at WAMW-Radio in Washington, IN knew they should not have been standing next to windows when the storm approached, but the sight was mesmerizing.
By the time debris started to fly by the window, only seven seconds passed when a building across the parking lot was destroyed.
Three seconds later, they ran from the window with only three more seconds to spare before the EF-2 tornado hit the station shattering windows and heavily damaging the building.
"It just happened so fast," said Dave Crooks, the President of FLC Media WAMW AM/FM Radio.
In fact, the storm bared down for only four seconds at the radio station.
Thankfully employees took cover just in time and nobody was hurt.
"I knew the safest spot in the radio station was near our bank vault safe," said Dave. "As I crouched down in the corner, I could feel what felt like the wall was about to fall on me."
The employees at WAMW did a lot of things right, but there's always room for improvement.
Here's what you need to know before, during and after a storm:
One that's not often talked about: what to do after you've survived a storm.
Most Tri-Staters appeared to have done the right thing on Sunday, as only one minor injury was reported in the half-a-dozen tornadoes reported.
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GAME: Cleveland Browns at New York Giants.
WHERE: MetLife Stadium.
WHEN: Today, 1 p.m.
RECORDS: Browns (0-4); Giants (2-2).
SERIES: Browns lead, 27-20-2 (1-1 in playoffs).
BROWNS ON OFFENSE: Rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden has grown more comfortable each week since a putrid performance against the Eagles in the opener. His numbers would be much better if he had more help from a receiving corps that continues to struggle catching the ball. Weeden is 90-of-167 for 997 yards, three touchdowns and seven interceptions. Rookie running back Trent Richardson has been bottled up in three of the four games and has just 222 yards on 64 carries (a 3.5 average per carry). The line has struggled in paving the way for Richardson but has performed better in pass protection. Injuries are mounting at receiver. Mohamed Massaquoi and Travis Benjamin could miss the game with pulled hamstrings. Rookie Josh Gordon will need to step up and play well. Richardson has a team-high 15 receptions. Greg Little has 11 receptions to go along with four drops.
GIANTS ON OFFENSE: Eli Manning is one of the best big-game quarterbacks in the NFL. He's off to a good start, completing 64.4 percent of his passes for 1,320 yards, seven touchdowns and four interceptions. Manning will be without one of his top weapons in receiver Hakeem Nicks, who's out with an injury. Victor Cruz, however, is healthy and will provide matchup problems. Cruz leads in receptions with 32 for 386 yards and two touchdowns. The Giants are second in the league in passing yards. Andre Brown and Ahmad Bradshaw share the rushing total. Brown leads with 198 yards, and Bradshaw has 133.
BROWNS ON DEFENSE: One more game without cornerback Joe Haden is about all the secondary can take. Haden has missed three games due to a suspension and will be back next week against the Bengals. Dimitri Patterson has had problems against the opposing team's number one receiver as Haden's replacement. Patterson will be glad when he slips back inside to play the slot. Safety T.J. Ward leads in tackles with 27, but he has a broken thumb. The defense is allowing 117.3 rushing yards a game and 403.3 total yards.
GIANTS ON DEFENSE: This hasn't been a typically-good season for a defense that is loaded with talent up front. The unit is ranked 22nd overall (21st against the run and 19th against the pass). Ends Justin Tuck and Jason Pierre-Paul form a formidable duo. Strong-side linebacker Mathias Kiwanuka is a threat lining up on the edge, and end Osi Umenyiora fits in well in the rotation. The Giants have eight sacks, a low number considering the talent level. Free safety Antrel Rolle leads in tackles with 22. Linebacker Michael Boley has three interceptions.
BROWNS ON SPECIAL TEAMS: Kicker Phil Dawson has been incredible, as usual. He's made all of his eight field-goal attempts, including three from 50 or beyond in a loss to the Ravens last week. Punter Reggie Hodges had a better day with his hang time against the Ravens. He has a 36.6 net average. Joshua Cribbs suffered a concussion last week but should play.
GIANTS ON SPECIAL TEAMS: Kicker Lawrence Tynes is 11 of 12 on field-goal attempts. Punter Steve Weatherford has a 38.2 net average. Rueben Randle has a 9.7 average returning punts. Rookie David Wilson averages 30.2 yards on kick returns.
BROWNS MUST: Have enough offensive consistency to keep the potent Giants offense off the field. Defensively, Patterson will need help covering Cruz.
GIANTS MUST: Pressure Weeden and force him into mistakes. Pierre-Paul is looking for a breakout game, and he could have it against the struggling Thomas. Offensively, the Giants need to work the Manning-to-Cruz connection.
PREDICTION: Giants, 27-17.


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People's Bank of China Raises Interest Rates
Peoples Bank of China raised interest rates today for the fourth time in six months.
The one-year benchmark bank deposit rate raised 3.25 percent and the one-year lending rate rose 6.31 percent.
The announcement was made on a national holiday when the financial market was close.
Analysts say the increase was expected and some believe another will follow in May.
Wang Qing, an economist at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong, said in a statement that the move may be a reaction to signs of growing inflationary pressure on the Consumer Price Index in March.
Higher interest rates are intended to encourage depositors to hold their money in accounts and make it costly for individuals and corporations to borrow from the bank, reducing spending.
Beijing has been trying to moderate an economy that has been growing 10 percent a year for the last two.
For months, Beijing ordered Chinese banks to moderate lending and hold onto large reserves in order to slow economic growth. The government also took measures to ease consumer price inflation.Many economists expect improvements later in the year and another year of growth of 9 percent or better with a modest level of 3 percent inflation.


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ROCK HILL St. John's Methodist Church, 321 S. Oakland Ave., will hold a fundraising dance for the children's building from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday, June 8. Line dance lesson offered at 7 p.m.
The Emeralds will play variety dance music. Shag performance by Jo Jo Putnam, National Shag Hall of Fame.
Bring finger food or bottled drinks to share. Smoke- and alcohol-free building. Dressy casual, no jeans. Cost is $10. Call 803-980-4000 or email email@example.com.
Christ the King hosting camps
STEELE CREEK Christ the King Church, 13501 S. Tryon St., is offering two summer camps:
Camp Sonshine will be held 9 a.m.-1 p.m. June 17-20 for 3-year-olds through rising kindergarteners, who will make crafts, go on nature hikes and more. The cost is $75.
Camp Agape will be held 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Aug. 5-9 for rising first- through fifth-graders, who will play games, make crafts and more. The cost is $100.
Call 704-587-0073 for more information.
Parents Night Out June 21
STEELE CREEK Christ the King, 13501 S. Tryon St., is offer Parents Night Out Summer Fun – Focusing on the Son on June 21.
Children ages birth to sixth grade are invited. There will be crafts, stories and a snack.
Drop off begins at 5:20 p.m., and children need to be picked up at 8 p.m. Cost is $10. To reserve a spot visit http://goo.gl/XIDST. https://ctkphilip.wufoo.com/forms/june-parents-night-out/.
For more information, call 704-587-0073.
Bible camp
June 24-27
STEELE CREEK Central Steele Creek Presbyterian Church is holding God's Backyard Bible Camp under the stars June 24-27.
Classes are offered for children and parents. Dinner is provided each evening.
Call 704-588-1211 for more information or to sign up.
Preschool registration open
STEELE CREEK Christ the King Preschool registration is under way.
Registration fee costs $125 for all students. three-day class tuition costs $220 per month. Four-day classes cost $250 per month for 3 and 4 year olds only.
The preschool is located at 13501 S. Tryon St. Charlotte. Call 704-504-1135.
Community Cafe serving lunch
LAKE WYLIE The Community Cafe offers free weekly lunches 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesdays at Lake Wylie Christian Assembly.
The Cafe at Lake Wylie Lutheran Church in Fort Mill serves lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Donations are accepted.
For information, call 330-289-1243.
Get help with grieving process
FORT MILL Ultimate Life Church on Carowinds Boulevard offers support for people coping with losses in life such as divorce, death, jobs, loved ones, dreams, friends. Groups meet at 7 p.m. the first and fourth Fridays of each month. Call 803-329-1396.
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Fullham Announces Phone App--Rejoice!
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Ratings: 179 | Reviews: 74 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by adamette:
4.7/5 rDev +31.7%
Enjoyed by me on tap at Chef Paul's Bavarian Lodge in Lisle, Illinois July 26th, 2012 in the presence of my brother in law Mat. I believe the place had been renamed simply "Bavarian Lodge" but I still refer to it as "Chef Paul's." By any name this is a world class BeerAdvocate place. Anyone reading this should seek it out.
A Strongly fruit nose…certainly peach. Nothing if not interesting. 4.0
S Huge, creamy head that lingered for minutes. 4.5
T Excellent, authentic sweet peach taste that might be the best tasting fruit beer that I have ever had. There is also a great sweet cream taste along with the peach. Really, really good. I would not change a thing. 5.0
M Smooth as silk and a real plus for this beer. 4.5
D/O Great drinkability and overall this is a great fruit beer. 4.5
Notes: Fruit beers are not my favorite but this is a great tasting beer. Rated based on its style, this beer is a winner. Another interesting selection from "Chef Paul's!"
09-17-2012 03:33:43 | More by adamette
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New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +12%
04-03-2014 18:22:45 | More by JakerLou
3.5/5 rDev -2%
03-29-2014 18:22:53 | More by ant1
3.5/5 rDev -2%
08-25-2014 17:47:49 | More by Keegan
4/5 rDev +12%
12-31-2013 22:57:45 | More by hagbergl
4/5 rDev +12%
04-07-2012 19:04:22 | More by daveytheformer
3.8/5 rDev +6.4%
(Served in a tulip glass)
A- This beer pours a hazy dried orange hue with a thick light beige foam and a wall of microcarbonation gliding up the side of the glass.
S- The peach blossom aroma has some dry honey notes and borders the line between syrupy and natural fruit. It also turns a bit perfumy as the beer opens.
T- The sweet canned peach flavor has some mellow sweetness and honey notes to follow with a caramel malt touch underneath. There is a slightly dry bitter note in the finish.
M- The medium mouthfeel has a gentle fizz and no alcohol heat noticed.
O- The nice fresh canned peach flavor is just a bit to sweet but not really overpowering. It could use a bit more malt flavor to balance the fruit.
08-20-2012 14:40:57 | More by rhoadsrage
3.75/5 rDev +5%
11-03-2013 18:08:39 | More by ste5venla
Alberta (Canada)
3.81/5 rDev +6.7%
330ml bottle. Don't know what Mel' means in French or Flemish, but my wife's name is Mel, and she's a peach, so I'm going with that.
This beer pours a hazy, apricot-tinged golden amber hue, with two fingers of foamy, bubbly off-white head, which leaves a very low ring of ebbing lace around the glass as it duly recedes.
It smells mostly of sweet peach juice, a bit of bitter citrus, and some very faint grainy malt notes. The taste is still quite peachy (sorry, babe), but now with more visible (metaphorically speaking) sweet grainy, slight sour bready maltiness, a little bit of apricot stoniness, some musky white wine mustiness, and some slightly soused leafy hops.
The bubbles are prominent, but gentle with their imbued power, the body medium in weight, in that fruit-juice way, and mostly smooth, in a drying sort of manner. It finishes off-dry, and fruity, sure, with a semi-serious stab at balance from the turtling malt and ethereal hops.
Not too shabby a fruit beer, I would put forth, for it sure is peachy, in the literal sense now, but some consideration is at least given to the flip side, whose drying notes go far to make this actually more drinkable than a poorly-made smoothie. Oh, right - the 17-proof ABV sure does a number in its shadow impersonation.
01-11-2013 03:21:06 | More by biboergosum
3.75/5 rDev +5%
01-09-2014 14:42:09 | More by Griffith
North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev +12.9%
Looks nice enough, having a brown-tinted/burnt dark orange color, somewhat copper/bronze maybe, and a thinnish but creamy and long-lasting head.
The aroma has a nice soft peach presence that doesn't totally overshadow the other elements of this beer; it remains dominant, but all the usual ingredients show up for roll call, especially the yeast (very clearly having that unique Belgian twist) and a sweet kiss of alcohol.
I'll get to the taste in a second, but I have to immediately go to the mouthfeel. For a beer as fruity and crisp tasting as Peche Mel, the texture is a bear: syrupy and just plain thick, but with ample carbonation to offset that and turn this into the feature of this beer. It could be too much for some to grapple with, but I dig it. Flavor-wise we're looking at plenty of gin-soaked peach, as there's equal presence of both the fruit and alcohol here. Hops are bright and vibrant, malt lays down a considerable layer of comforting graham cracker-like sweetness, while the yeast doesn't play quite as much a role on the tongue as in so many other Belgian beers.
At 8.5%, not a humongous ABV, you still feel it. And from the makers of Scaldis, whose high alcohol flagship beer makes you feel it too, I guess this is the stamp of the Dubuisson brewery...they're not afraid to feature the alcohol in their beers.
So, a chewy and fairly big-tasting fruit beer here, one that would be advisable to sip slowly rather than drink in big gulps as you can lesser, or lighter, fruit beers. Goood stuff.
07-04-2011 19:45:09 | More by Metalmonk
United Kingdom (England)
3.5/5 rDev -2%
08-27-2014 08:57:52 | More by mattfancett
2.98/5 rDev -16.5%
12oz into pint, from notes
A: Hazy body, with light lacing and head. Medium level of carbonation. Hazy orange body with light white head.
S: Aroma holds a peach note, with a layer ofspice from the yeast. Medium intensity.
TM: Peach juice on the front, with a astrangient medicinal character. Esters from the yeast and a warm finish.
O: This is not really a brew I would return to, as flavors don't work well together and overall character is a bit weak. Would be nice if it had been sour.
09-07-2011 22:13:31 | More by GDBEERMAN
3.25/5 rDev -9%
08-18-2013 04:58:54 | More by schmidtmattsays
3/5 rDev -16%
05-09-2013 12:29:49 | More by Ciocanelu
3.75/5 rDev +5%
05-14-2012 18:25:13 | More by bconsidine
New York
3.5/5 rDev -2%
07-03-2014 17:22:32 | More by Ralphs66
4.18/5 rDev +17.1%
Poured a slightly dark cloudy orange with a super creamy and stable 1/2 inch of tan head, great lacing as well, almost looks like it was on Nitro the head is so perfect.
The smell is all peach, big and fruity, a touch sweet and tart.
The flavor is a nice blend of classic belgian spices and tropcial fruit notes normally found in Tripels mixing nicely with the big sweet peach flavors. There is a bit of lingering bitterness and underlying tartness that keep it from being to fruity. A very good balance overall.
The mouthfeel is velvety smooth and very creamy.
This beer is done very well, easily one of the better balanced fruit beers I have tried.
07-14-2012 20:28:11 | More by bashiba
4/5 rDev +12%
11-30-2011 23:54:15 | More by nickhiller
3.5/5 rDev -2%
07-22-2012 22:07:18 | More by zonker17
South Carolina
2.6/5 rDev -27.2%
Served from tap into a goblet. Poured orange with a one finger slightly off-white head that subsided to a minimal amount slowly. Maintained nice lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, apple juice, and prune juice. The flavor was of sweet malt, apples, grape juice, cranberries, and badly fermented apples. It had a light feel on the palate with very mild carbonation. Overall this felt like I was drinking a fruit smoothie only it wasn't as cold. Can't say that I was a big fan of this one if I'm honest. Just glad this thing didn't taste like prune juice otherwise I would have been in trouble since I left my Depends at home this day. I initially got this as a palate warmer-up for upcoming beers, but regretted doing so. Pounded my way through it and moved onto the next beer as soon as possible.
02-28-2011 13:13:30 | More by thagr81us
2.58/5 rDev -27.7%
Hard to objective on this one as the extreme sweet nature and character "gets in the way."
Pours a clear medium dark orange amber with a nice firm and thick white head.
Nose is full peaches. Assertive, fresh, fruity peaches with undertones of Belgian candi sugar.
Mouthfeel is thick, rich and creamy and well balanced (once you get over the flavor shock).
Flavors - here's the shock - ultra sweet; perhaps one of the sweetest of over 3,500 beers I've tried; simple sweet, not complex sweet. Front palate is all sugar and simple sweet. It goes to a cooked sweet peach, sweet compote, sweet carmel and sweet cooked banana flavor and finishes with sweet toffee and maple syrup.
Actually well made but just way too sweet to drink.
02-09-2011 01:36:16 | More by GRG1313
3.75/5 rDev +5%
12-16-2011 01:42:52 | More by Ajlvt
New Jersey
3.3/5 rDev -7.6%
330ml bottle. Pours a copper/orange/amber with a small quickly dissipating creamy beige head. Aroma of sweet fruit and some apricot and peach notes with some yeast. Taste is sweet fruit, peach, malt and yeasty. Palate is a medium body, with some good fizzy carbonation. Finish is a combination of sweet malt, yeasty and fruity. As it warms up it becomes very malty, yeasty, some brown sugar and some sweet alcohol flavors , light bitterness. Overall a good drinking after dinner brew.
07-06-2013 17:34:24 | More by Samp01
3.35/5 rDev -6.2%
11.2 oz. bottle dated 06/05/13
Into a tulip glass it pours a dark saturated orange tone, bright and jewel toned. A wall of white foam extends to the rim of the glass and not a millimeter over. No visible carbonation, though there is some very fine micro sediment in suspension.
Pleasant fruity peach aroma, the canned in syrup variety.
Full bodied, sweet and vaguely tart up front with a little bit of booze lingering in the end. Hard to tell what the base beer is, as the peach juice addition forms the majority of it's taste. Sherry comes to mind... no, more like schnapps. Though not overly sweet thankfully, but simply imagine canned peaches in beer form, and there you have it. A somewhat one-dimensional wine-cooler alternative.
09-08-2012 20:25:14 | More by emerge077
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Not being of the patient type when I was younger, I want to believe that I have grown into an appreciation for the wisdom of it. Therefore, in that spirit, I felt it was best to wait until a few days ago, to put up a category on my site that shows the products that I design, all a whopping 13 of them. A Priscilla Woolworth Design is the category I am so pleased about, because all the products I offer on it I use and they are really fabulous, honestly. I wouldn't use anything that wasn't great, nor would I ever offer it on my site.
Several of these products in fact, I use everyday and even bring with me when I travel, such as the market bags. They really are wonderful and I am so happy with the way they turned out. I designed them to fit my lifestyle and they have performed beyond my expectations. One of them in particular is especially brilliant, though more expensive than the others, due to the costly material, which is made from recycled plastic and somehow made into a soft black mock suede that is so strong that I have carried very heavy things in it and it's still as good as new, from 3 years now of constant use and many washings.
The other one I use as well every day, because I go to the market daily to buy the freshest produce I can find, are the produce bags. I am anti plastic bags and am so relieved that I have an alternative that is so cool looking, sturdy and useful. When I was in Maine a few summers ago, I bought a whole pile of these vintage feed bags. I really liked the material and writing on it but wasn't sure what to do with them. Making pillows from them was out of the question, so I just sat on them for a while until I patiently waited for inspiration to strike me. And it did and has over and over again, for other products I make. I am drawn to ways I can reuse materials, keep them out of the huge landfills and create a whole new purpose for them that is very useful. So, be patient with me and you will be rewarded with many new products I have in the works this year, which I honestly can't wait to use myself.


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Monday, December 08, 2008
The Season - Easy Lace Cookies
One thing I have to make to put me in the mood for the holiday is Lace Cookies.
I don't know where I got this recipe from, or how many times I've changed it, but I love these cookies. I'll make them soon.
Easy Lace Cookies
1 stick Butter unsalted (or I use Earth Balance Vegan Buttery Sticks, they are vegan and Gluten Free. And the paper they are packaged in are recyclable in my area, unlike the plastic tubs.)
1 Cup Sugar
1 Cup GF Oats (I used Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Rolled Oats, it's the only kind of gluten free oats I could find around here, I've tried other GF oats I've tried that I liked more. Bob's just aren't as high a quality as I think they should be.)
1 Tbs GF all purpose flour mix (I used Beth's, by Gluten Free Pantry)
1 tsp GF Baking Powder (I used Featherweight, by Hain)
1 tsp GF Vanilla Extract (I used Trader Joe's Tahitian this time)
1/4 tsp salt
*** I used to use quick oats in this recipe. When I tried this with Bob's Gluten Free Oats they are so big the cookies didn't turn out looking as lace like, so I put the oats in a little at a time in the food processor and just made them a little smaller. Don't process them too much or you will just have dust.
-Melt butter, fold in oats, sugar, and vanilla. Add flour, salt, and baking powder and mix well.
-Drop rounded teaspoons of cookie batter about 3 inches apart onto foil. Spread slightly.
-Bake at 350 for 8-11 mins depending on how brown you like your cookies.
-Bake cookies on a cookie sheet covered with aluminum foil and coated with butter flavored
cooking spray.
-let cool on aluminum foil before attempting to remove. Cookies will spread as they cook.
Expect only about 6 cookies on each sheet. (you can reuse aluminum foil once if you are careful but only once)
Makes 40 cookies.
This year I can't get in the spirit of the season. I keep trying but so many things keep getting me down. Now more than ever before every where I go I find people being so selfish. I feel so drained.
When I heard about the man in NY who was trampled to death in Walmart on Black Friday I was horrified. I decided then that in honor of Jdimytai Damour, the 34 year old Walmart employee who was killed, and all the other people who have been hurt because of people's pure selfishness over this Holiday, I will not be giving gifts this year. I will be donating an hour of my time to a local charity for each gift I would have given.
We normally don't give a large number of gifts anyway. We believe in giving all year long. During the holiday we try to give to the underprivileged to let them know someone cares. Depending on what we can afford we do different things, we may pick an angel off a tree and buy gifts, or we will adopt a family to buy for, one year all I could do was bring gloves to the homeless man on the corner. These are the things that make me happy on Christmas. I feel like I might be giving someone a reason to believe in man kind. A reason to believe in that jolly old fat man. : ) I try to do more of this all year long, but people seem to be much more receptive to it this time of year.
I believe in the spirit of Christmas. I'm one of those big kids who still believes in Santa.
My wish for everyone this year is to feel that spirit. The love for your fellow man. Learn the love you can feel by giving to someone you don't even know. (even if they don't know it)
Have a happy holliday.
Enjoy your days with your family and friends.
I hope you will always feel the magic.
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- gfe--gluten free easily said...
I always have loved lace cookies. Never made the oats version though. Well, not yet anyway. ;-) Thanks for the tip on putting them through a food processor for just a little bit!
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I do not ask this question rhetorically speaking. I actually have to make this decision on Newton by the end of next week for one of my fantasy leagues so I was thinking I would ask for some help. Here's the details of my decision. It's a single player keeper league and I have Newton as the only player on the roster worth keeping and forfeiting my 1st round pick. The draft order is already set in reverse order of last year's finish and I'm picking 4th. Yes, my season sucked last year!
I've looked at the keepers already declared and those likely to be declared by each team before it locks an hour before the draft. I've listed the likely keepers at each position to see who might be available for me at #4 if I should try to hold out and grab Newton back up at #17.
So if your initial answer to the question posed in the title was 'No' you should first see who I most likely have to pick from instead of Cam. Then take the poll and tell me what to do...after the jump...
Here's the way I see the Keepers being declared if each goes with their highest ranked player:
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Chris Johnson
So the first thing I imagine strikes you is there is no way the guy at #1 sticks with Julio Jones. Actually I think he will and here's why. He's a Falcons fan and his other choices are Frank Gore and Jimmy Graham. Though I agree both are good players and will probably be gone before it get backs around to #20 (Gore might not) I think he's too much of a Homer to risk losing Jones, who might be there at #20. Well, actually if he does drop Jones I'll draft him number #17 just to piss him off!
If the top 10 does shake out like this then my options for drafting someone instead of keeping Cam is primarily MJD or maybe Adrian Petersen. Both of these picks have red flags as MJD still hasn't reported to the Jags for the season due to a contract dispute. As you know AP is coming off an ACL injury making his draft value hard to predict.
Otherwise I'm looking at an elite WR like Fitz or Dre Johnson. There is no other QB I would take over Cam and I wouldn't take one of the TEs either.
A less likely scenario is Chris Johnson is not declared a keeper at #5. Would you take Chris Johnson if he was there at #4. Since the team that has Ray Rice also has MJD we know MJD will be there. Do you like MJD better than Chris Johnson?
The remaining five teams behind me are most likely to keep the players I've listed. I rarely find a WR worth a 1st round pick but Calvin Johnson is an exception. I would find Megatron worthy of the #8 pick just based on his predicted stats without considering how much a Johnson Homer I am. But I wouldn't take him over Cam either!
So my next question is if I should not declare Cam my keeper do you think he would still be there at #17 no matter who else I decided to take at #4? Cam is currently #23 on the leagues default draft rankings. I would think the chances are pretty good he is still there. If the Falcons fan was in front of me he might be a douche and take Newton at #20 just to piss me off, but he's at #20! NaGaNole...you might know him. 'Nags' for short I like to say. We tend to roll like that!
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(Alexandria, VA) -- In upholding the European Commission's (EC's) antitrust case against Microsoft today, a European Union (EU) court has hung out the equivalent of a "Closed to New Business" sign on the entire continent, according to the 362,000-member National Taxpayers Union (NTU). The citizen group has advocated eliminating trade barriers, streamlining regulations, and reducing worldwide taxes to strengthen the global economy.
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Fragrances, colours, smiles, heat: a guaranteed change of scene between land and sea.
Indonesia, the guest of honour of Tonnerres de Brest 2012, invites you to explore its numerous maritime regions.
At the heart of the Indonesian village you can discover the spectacular cultures of this immense archipelago. From Sumatra to Papua via Java, Bali, the Sunda islands and the islands of Nusa Tangara, Sulawesi and Borneo, the Moluccas, the festival will bring together the Indonesians from all these regions.
With a hull 12 to 13 metres long, a 16-metre boom and a double outrigger of wood and bamboo, these sailing boats were traditionally designed for catching flying fish (the orange roe of which is used in sushis). The Sandeqs are painted entirely in white to ward off the evil spirits of the sea. They sail quickly downwind; sailing is a tightrope walker's feat for the 8 sailors on board!
A flotilla of three sandeqs, three 3 fishing prahaus and colourful single outriggers of Ahmed-Bali along with 15 sailors and carpenters from the Mandar country will plunge you into Bali's marine atmosphere.
In dock, once in the village of Indonesia, the public will be invited to share the everyday life, arts and crafts and culture of the Indonesians:
In groups of 15, the public will be able to play Gamelan.
Enjoy a Borneo basketwork area, run by 3 craftswomen. An exhibition of paintings and large format photos of Indonesian sailing ships will set this exotic scene.
One thing is sure: the good spirits of the festival will guide you to listen to the legends of the archipelago's terrifying sea; dance to the beat of the Borneo tribes, or try and keep up with the quick steps of Pencak Silat (a martial art). Between land and sea, Indonesia will weave a web of marine legends.
A famous dancer from Java and a French storyteller will illustrate the myths of the sea.
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"12 Years a Slave" affected me differently than Quentin Tarantino's "Django," which in its caricature style held me spellbound or suspended in a place of imaginative wonder – the Black man was going to win and get the girl too in the end. "Twelve Years" moved slowly and by the time Northup's ordeal ends we are thankful yet exhausted. I saw the film alone. I think it's the kind of journey one should invite a companion on.
September 3, 2013
For the past several years, I have spent virtually all my working hours writing about or speaking about the immorality, cruelty, racism and insanity of our nation's latest caste system: mass incarceration. On this Facebook page I have written and posted about little else. But as I pause today to reflect on the meaning and significance of the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, I realize that my focus has been too narrow.
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Much hullabaloo has been made recently about slavery as entertainment in movies like "Django Unchained." But lost in the discussion is slavery as history. Though sadistic and macabre, the plain truth is that slavery was an unprecedented economic juggernaut whose impact is still lived by each of us daily. Here's my top-10 list of things everyone should know about the economic roots of slavery.


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School Bus Air Brake Test ProcedureStopping a school bus requires controlling a massive amount of energy. Most buses use air breaks because the human leg can only take so much pressure. If you are buying a bus, you need to have a school bus air brake test procedure in place to keep an eye on the performance of the braking system.
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The junior linebacker was arrested for stealing an iPhone and has been kicked of the team.
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PHILPOTT Martin, computer specialist and computer programmer accused of stealing $30 million in call credit from telecoms giant Digicel, had his bail extended when he appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court on Monday.
Martin's bail was extended until October 4 after the court was informed that the clerk was awaiting instructions from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in the case.
It is alleged that Martin, who is being represented by attorney Chris Tavares-Finson had gained access to Digicel's system by way of another company to which he was employed. Martin is said to have transferred the calling credit to other sim cards.
Martin was held at his Oakland Apartments home off Constant Spring Road in St Andrew in 2009 following a two-year investigation by detectives at the Organised Crime Investigation Division. Computers, seven cellphones, financial records, documents and other items of furniture were also seized.
The investigation which led to Martin's arrest was set in train by complaints from businesses and individuals whose computer networks were compromised through network intrusion, data interception, data and identity theft, according to the police.
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So many times I look at the box score and our bench has produced next to nothing offensively. It's a long shot but what else can we do?


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The Face Behind the Comics- Karl Kerschl
For this weeks The Face Behind the Comics, I interviewed Karl Kerschl. As many of you must already know, Karl is the genius behind The Abominable Charles Christopher, but before you head over to the strip, read our little Q&A here!
1. With an already impressive resume of works for publishers such as DC, working on characters such as the flash, what sparked you to create your own self published webcomic?
It wasn't my idea, actually. Several of my studiomates in Toronto had already begun creating webcomic concepts and were banding together to release them as a collective. I was invited to join and we had enough content to publish one new comic every day of the week. My contribution was The Abominable Charles Christopher.
It was never my intention to start down the road of self-publishing; the webcomic I was drawing each week was intended for the web and I had no designs on print publishing at all. But as the years rolled on I became increasingly interested in focusing my attention on my own creations and when I finally decided to release a book collection I was determined to do it all myself. I'm glad I did.
2. What was the inspiration behind the abominable Charles Christopher and what made you chose to use animal characters instead of human ones?
I guess I was just tired of drawing people. Most comics work, in the superhero genre, at least, is about exaggerated human anatomy and grim 'real world' problems. The idea of the Charles Christopher character occurred to me quite spontaneously and because he lived in the forest he would necessarily be surrounded by animals.
3. With their strong personalities, each character reminds me a little of someone in my life, was it meant to be that way, or is that completely accidental?
In many ways, the animals in the strip are more human than any other characters I've worked on in the past. They represent different facets of humanity through their insecurities and personal dramas. I'm not specifically taking traits from people I know or have met, but all of my experiences seep into the work and hopefully creates characters that are familiar and, most importantly, sincere.
4. Being nominated for an Eisner Award twice and having won a Shuster Award for "outstanding Canadian webcomic" are all huge acomplishments,do you find that this has effected your productivity or has it just raised the number of readers?
It has done neither, in fact! My productivity is the same as it's been since I began the comic: one strip each Wednesday, usually drawn on the day that it's posted. And having finally won the Eisner Award last year, while wonderful, hasn't had any noticeable effect on my readership. Compared to more financially successful comics on the web, my readership numbers are very low. They ebb and flow depending on seasons, etc, but there was no spike in traffic due to the awards.
5. Creating a weekly webcomic means deadlines, do you ever find yourself falling behind on deadlines because life just gets in the way?
I definitely fall behind on my other deadlines to make room for The Abominable Charles Christopher. Ultimately, it's the most important thing I work on and other jobs occasionally suffer for it. But I've posted a new episode every Wednesday since it started in 2007 even when it's been problematic to do so.
6. If you could give one piece of advice to someone trying to break into the world of webcomics, what would it be?
There's nothing to break in to. There's no publisher; no gatekeepers. If you want to make a comic then all you have to do is make it and put it on the web. No one is stopping you.
7. Does it surprise you that you have such an international readership, having had the abominable Charles Christopher translated into so many different languages? Is there a readership in particular that surprises you?
Very surprising! A few years ago I started hearing from readers in different countries who enjoyed the comic but wished that others could read it in their own language, and I'm thrilled when people take it upon themselves to build a site and do all their own translations. It's fun for me to see and I'm happy that it's reaching people who wouldn't otherwise have access to it.
8. If you could have any guest artist (dead or alive) come do one page for you, who would it be, and why?
Oh, man. I don't know. There are so many. Chuck Jones, Walt Kelly, Bill Watterson, James Jean, Jeff Smith, Mary Blair, etc etc. The list goes on and on and on…
9. The world of comics and the internet is ever moving and changing, where do you see your comic being in five years?
This particular comic will probably be complete and available in its entirety on the web, as well as in print, in a massive hardcover collection. And hopefully I'll be working on something even better.
10. If you had to pick one word to describe your experience in webcomics so far, what would it be?
A huge thanks to Karl for the answers, and I hope to see you all next time!


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Women's Gymnastics Hands Out Postseason Awards
May 27, 2011
CHICAGO -The UIC women's gymnastics team celebrated its 2010-11 campaign at the postseason banquet, handing out awards for the Most Valuable and Most Improved Gymnasts, along with the selected honorees for the Lizette Labuschagne Award and the Rock Beam Award.
Andrea Skala and Cynthia Lemieux-Guillemette shared the Most Valuable Gymnast Award. Both gymnasts were among those selected for postseason NCAA Regional action. Skala competed in the All-Around, while Lemieux was chosen as an alternate on the uneven bars. The duo was also UIC's most consistent performers in the All-Around competition throughout the season.
Chantel Turk and Erin Duggan shared the Most Improved Gymnast Award. Turk was also chosen for the NCAA Regional as an alternate performer in the vault - she was the Flames' most reliable event-specialist this season, recording a 9.75 or higher in 10 of her 12 meets. Duggan recorded at least a 9.5 in the uneven bars and/or balance beam in 15 individual meets last season.
UIC's team captains, Rachel Montoya and Skala, were also both honored. Emily Fiorilli was presented the Lizette Labuschagne Award, which is a scholarship that Zandre Labuschagne (who was in attendance) and her uncle, Daniel Legrange, established in the memory of Zandre's mom and Daniel's sister, Lizette.
Catherine Dion received the Rock Award, which is presented to a gymnast when extraordinary consistency has been achieved. Dion did not miss a single routine in a competition last season - the award has only been presented to a UIC gymnast twice before this season.
The Flames' Scholastic All-Americans, Danielle Reusnow, Allison Pipp, Christine Girard, Sarah Murray, Dion, Montoya, Emily Lawrence, Jamie Krause and Lemieux-Guillemette, were all honored.
UIC finished the 2010-11 season with a third-place finish in the MIC Championships. Individually, Lemieux-Guilemette picked up Newcomer of the Year laurels, while Turk and Dion were both named first-team all-conference. Members of the MIC second team included Skala and Murray.


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See? It's a owl. Ain't it superb?
In all seriousness, we can celebrate that after today the NFL will no longer dominate the airwaves (unless you're a fantasy football junkie). Still, there's football to be played and hyper-expensive commercials to air, so we have to put up with it for a few more hours.
I really don't care who wins - if the Saints win, it's great underdog story that appeals to America's (and my) love of coming back from behind and beating the odds. If Indy wins, Peyton Manning comes back into the discussion for greatest QB of the decade and sticks it to Tom Brady, who I hate with a passion. It's win-win for me!
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Governor Bentley signed into law the Elder Abuse Prevention
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Approximately 6,000 cases of elder abuse are
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The Hoop Doctors dug up this video of Donovann Toatley. He's 8 now, but supposedly this video was made when little Donny was six years old. He's pretty good at the ball handling end of things. But he can't shoot, and he doesn't have anyone to pass to, either. And he could probably use a couple friends and some help with his addition tables. But seriously, this kid will probably get his first BJ before he turns ten. That Dribbling Two Balls At Once thing moistens panties from coast to coast.
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