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The article above says Haynesworth is about as good as gone in Washington. It says they may have to take as little as a 7th rounder in 2013 (I think he is being hyperbolic to be funny), but he won't be back with Washington. Rumored destinations in the past have been Tennessee (probably no longer going to happen since the coaching staff has turned over) or the Eagles, where he'd be reunited with his former positional coach. I can't think of a low-cost move that would have the potential impact of getting Haynesworth. He is a pocket-collpasing force when motivated, and I think getting out of Washington and their 3-4 defense and into a tradition 4-3 next to Peppers would be a good motivator. He would take the pressure off our corners because he and Peppers would give little time for WRs to get separation. I think offering a 5th (with or without Tommie Harris) would get it done. His contract was severely front-loaded, so his cost in picks and money isn't too bad.


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Other than Washington running back Bishop Sankey's ferocious running (122 yards), some traditional Boise State special teams (the Huskies blocked an extra point), MAACO's impressively homemade commercials and Joe Southwick's scrambliness, the Vegas Bowl has been a little bit of a snoozer.
Until now! The Broncos broke out a play Kirk Herbstreit had called for a quarter earlier, with Chris Potter taking in a throw before redistributing it 34 yards downfield to Holden Huff. Holden rolled in, using the Washington defender as a buffer against the ground. And the above horse fan celebrated as such.
The Huskies retorted, and your score's now 18-10, Broncos.
2012 Boise State games are not known for their offensive excitement -- they rank in the middle of the country in scoring, but have an elite defense -- but ole Chris Petersen's definitely still known for breaking out a trick play every now and then anyway.
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US-Saudi backed Pro-Taliban terrorists of banned outfit Sipah-e-Sahaba has killed a Shia Scholar Chairman of Islamic Research Centre Mukhtar Azami and his son Baqar near 'Purani Sabzi Mandi' area of Karachi.
Mukhtar Azami was traveling with his family members, the terrorists of Sipah-e-Sahaba opened the fires near Karachi's 'Purani Sabzi Mandi'.
According to details, 75 years old Mukhtar Azmi, his 45 years old son Muhammad Baqar succumbed to their wounds. Azmi's grandson Muhammad Ali, who had returned from America to attend the marriage ceremony at Karachi is injured and shifted to Aga Khan University Hospital for treatment.
Mukhtar Aazmi was vice chairman of Pakistan Pilgrim Society. He also ran a travel agency for pilgrimages of sacred places of Islam. He was resident of North Nazimabad.
Almost all Shia parties and leaders have condemned the targeted murder of Shia notable. They called it part of ongoing genocide that continued unabated in all over Pakistan.
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Peace-loving, patriotic Shiites are being targeted all over Pakistan by terrorists trained and armed by Saudi Arabia and America. The law enforcement and Human Rights councils are on a legendary silence and the Chief Justice who took Su Moto action on Waheeda Shah's incident is blind to this bloodshed.
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Mosquitos, trash, and foul odors are among the complaints from people living in the Windsor Hills neighborhood of Northeast Austin. They say it's the city's fault.
When Carolyn Coffey and her husband first laid eyes on a pond near Dessau Road and Rundberg Lane 37 years ago, they knew they wanted to raise their children here.
"We just happened to notice it and daydream that would be our first home," Coffey said.
A lot has changed since then.
"My kids used to get in there, but I wouldn't allow my grandchildren to get in there now," Coffey said.
Coffey says the once deep, flowing pond is a shallow, dirty, smelly breeding ground for mosquitos.
"It can be anything from infants' dirty diapers, to tire tubes, Clorox bottles, coke bottles and paraphernalia that look like drug things: syringes, things like that. It has to be contaminated," she said.
Coffey says the city's drain pipes allow the garbage to freely flow into their pond.
"I feel like it's the city that has ruined the property. I don't think it's our problem to clean up what the city has caused," Coffey said.
After cleaning it themselves for a number of years including digging it out on their own dime. In 2004 the neighbors went to the city for help.
In 2009, the city held a news conference in Coffey's yard announcing a new partnership to fix problem spots like the pond. But nothing changed.
"Each time it would be a new person, a new employee and we would re-educate them and they would make us promises."
On Monday, members of the Watershed Protection Department announced plans to deepen the pond, add wetland plants and fish that feed on mosquitos.
The project also calls for litter education for folks living up stream.
"We're trying to help them do this one time maintenance and hopefully to get them on the right track so it will be easier to maintain," said Victoria Li, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department Director.
Watershed Department Director Victoria Li says the delay has to do with prioritizing private versus public areas and planning.
Coffey can't let herself get too excited yet, "I'm not sure it's going to happen in my lifetime."
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Six students from Bridges to Prosperity (B2P), an engineering organization at Virginia Tech, spent their spring breaks inaugurating a bridge that they have been working on for more than a year. Composed of mainly civil engineers, B2P aims to "empower third world communities through foot bridge building, thereby advancing community public works, economic prosperity, and community access to schools, medicine, jobs, and markets."
The bridge project was started by Virginia Tech professor Dr. Bryan Cloyd, who is a sponsor of the elementary school in the village of Ti Peligre. The group of engineers working on this project successfully built a suspended footbridge on the Thomonde River. The inhabitants of Ti Peligre rely on the bridge to cross the Thomonde River to sell their crops in neighboring towns and for access to medical care and higher education.
The project began in 2009 with a feasibility study for the bridge, but the construction of the bridge was postponed until late 2010 after the Haiti earthquake earlier that year.
The majority of the bridge construction occurred during Thanksgiving Break 2010 and now the bridge is fully functional and open for public use.
"Our first trip [to Ti Peligre] was during Thanksgiving break 2010," said B2P President Chris Cooke. "It was very engineering-driven. We started by surveying the land with the help of a few graduate students. After excavation, we added column arrangements and concrete sections. We had also worked on several designs and CAD drawings to plan this bridge, so we put those to use. Basically we got a majority of the actual building done."
During their trip to Ti Peligre this spring, the group inaugurated and dedicated the finished bridge, then handed over control and maintenance to the locals.
B2P trips take a very hands-on approach to applying engineering concepts learned in the classroom out in the real world. "Since we're all civil engineers, we put a lot of what we learned in classes like measurements, CAD, and materials to use…we would not have been able to build the bridge if not for our training in all our engineering classes," said Project Manager Nick Mason.
These engineers were not exempt from the challenges of building a bridge in a developing country. "There were several variables we didn't see coming while on the ground," said Mason. "As students, we had never mixed concrete on the ground. But we used the same ratio as we had planned, and we had already tested our mixture in the structures lab. We had four Haitian men helping us, and logistics coordination was also a little challenging. During Thanksgiving break, we ended up staying an extra week in Haiti to finish up our goals for the
"The thing that hit me when I got there was their lack of development, and how it affects their everyday lives," said Vice President Tyler Welsh. "[Ti Peligre] was not affected by the Haiti earthquake, but they still have refugees from around the country seeking shelter there."
"But despite all the obstacles, going to Haiti was more fun than we expected," concluded Mason.
During this trip, the group took several measures to make the bridge sustainable. "After the dedication we took a couple days to set up sustainable measures that will help the bridge last up to the designed life-span of 30 years," said Mason. "[We] set up a local bridge committee that will perform maintenance checks and annual bridge inspections after every rainy season. We also performed a socioeconomic survey where we gathered data about the community for a future bridge database."
Aside from a truly unique engineering experience, the students also experienced a wonderful and welcoming Haitian community. "The part that most amazed me was the simplicity of their culture," said Cooke. "They're a very tight-knit, relationship-based community. Everyone knows everyone, everyone shakes each other's hand, and they look right into your eye while they are speaking to you. It was wonderful being with people like them."
International trips like this also serve as training for upcoming leaders of B2P. "I was not really involved with B2P until after the design phase was over, but I'm really excited to become more involved, especially with the actual construction of the project," said sophomore Kelsey Brandt, one of the six students that traveled to Ti Peligre. "I look forward to leading this effort in the future."
Building a bridge was not the sole goal of B2P in Ti Peligre. "We also want to build a partnership with another organization, Partners for Health," said Mason. "They helped us ship the cables down for our current bridge, and they will be a good organization to know in the future, since we'll be working in the same country. We are also hoping to build partnerships within Virginia Tech, especially the Architecture Department, and the Department for Outreach and International Affairs."
Now that the Ti Peligre bridge is finished, B2P is looking for other projects in and around Haiti to work on. "We've been talking with Partners In Health (PIH), one of the largest health care organization in Haiti's central Plateau, and a University Kiskeya in Port-Au-Prince to help us set up this program," said Mason. "PIH has given us some feedback that there is a large need for footbridges in the lower Artibonite region of Haiti. This is a challenging and exciting time for us as we figure out the future of our student chapter and where the next project will be. Whatever happens, we hope to continue with our momentum to make something that will not only bridge rural communities together, but hopefully bridge students from our university to Haiti for a long time."
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A third of UK school children regularly miss breakfast and 1 in 4 only have one hot meal a day - school lunch. A hungry child is often unable to concentrate in class, prone to disruptive behaviour and in many cases in pain. A hungry child simply cannot make the most of their education.
"You focus more on your belly hurting than you do on your learning if you havent had breakfast".
Magic Breakfast works with primary schools in the most deprived areas of the UK, providing free breakfast foods and developing long term sustainable solutions to the eradication of child hunger in the morning.
There are many reasons why a child may not receive a healthy start to the day. Chaotic homelife, income poverty, overcrowded accommodation, long term unemployment or lack of nutritional awareness are just some of the many factors contributing to a national problem.
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The dispute between FLAG Telecom, controlled by Mr Anil Ambani, and Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd, owned by Mr Ratan Tata, has escalated, with talks between the two on VSNL access charges hitting a wall.
This has prompted FLAG to re-appeal to the ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) International Tribunal against VSNL, seeking that the latter come out with "reasonable and cost-based access charges."
Earlier FLAG had approached the Tribunal, which directed VSNL in May to provide access to FLAG to the Mumbai Landing station. It also directed VSNL to allow FLAG to upgrade its cable capacity. The Tribunal had given a 90-day deadline for the two parties to negotiate and arrive at mutually acceptable landing access charges.
Three-year long tussle
The nagging dispute between the two companies started about three years ago, when FLAG wanted to upgrade the capacity of its FLAG Europe cable, as the route faced some band deficiencies. VSNL has not been warm to the idea. Apart from this cable, FLAG has two more cable assets Flag Atlantic, which connects Europe and the US and FLAG North Asia.
At present, FLAG Europe cable, which connects Europe, West Asia, India and Hong Kong, has a capacity of 10 GB, which could be upgraded to 140 GB.
Sources say VSNL is collecting access charges at the annual rate of $ 2,25,000 per STM 1 (10 GB is approximately equal to 64 STM).
FLAG has been contending that VSNL's landing charges were "unreasonable", as the average cost of setting up a landing station was Rs 50 to 60 crore, with an annual operating cost of about Rs 4 crore. FLAG feels the charge for a single cable of 10 GB capacity would not be more than $ 20,000 per STM if landing charges were cost-based.
Sources close to VSNL, on the other hand, say that the total access charges negotiated between the two companies in 2004 were a single digit percentage (less than 10 per cent) of the bandwidth price charged by FLAG. They further point out that access charges are not a major roadblock for IT and BPO companies, as they were not paying high prices for bandwidth.
Sources also said that VSNL had allowed FLAG access for upgrading the cable capacity in compliance with the Tribunal award, but even three months after the award, FLAG had not made any serious attempts at ramping up.
When contacted, a VSNL spokesman said its commercial proposal related to access charges was "fair and reasonable" and that it was fully in compliance with the arbitral award.
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Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City will offer free admission on Wednesday, Dec. 28. The zoo offers free admission on the last Wednesday of the month in November, December, January and February. (Note: This offer is for daytime admission to the zoo, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and doesn't include the nightly Zoolights promotion.)
Also, Tracy Aviary in Salt Lake City will offer free admission Wednesday as well. The facility offers free admission every Wednesday during November, December, January and February. Note: The aviary still charges a $1 per person on free-admission days, which goes to the HERE for details.Go


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Movie Summary: The Stargate saga continues as an elite military unit races back to Earth following the mysterious disappearance of two key team members, only to find themselves in an alternate reality where the Stargate has never been invented. In this reality, the Stargate has never been discovered and neither the government nor the military has never even heard of the SG-1 unit. Upon discovering that Ba'al has been meddling with the planet's timeline in an attempt to conquer Earth, the team must race against time to defeat the most powerful adversary that they have ever faced.
Amanda's Role: Amanda plays Lt. Samantha Carter, member of SG-1 unit.
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This page contains Worms Revolution Unlockables for Playstation 3 called "Secret Trophies" and has been posted or updated on Oct 9, 2012 by SillyGoose Ugh. Let us know what you think of this Unlockable by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Team 17
- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Genre: Strategy Turn-Based Fantasy
- Release Date: Oct 9, 2012
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
Secret Trophies
To unlock the following PS3 - Secret Trophies, complete the following tasks:
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|Flawless Mission (Gold)
|Finish every five Mars campaigns without losing a single worm.
|Mars Rover (Silver)
|Win at least 5 online games in the Mars theme
|New Kit (Bronze)
|Use the Buffalo, Poison Gun, Lightning and Crate Strikes once.
|Re-animator (Bronze)
|Resurrect at least one worm using the Lightning Strike.
|Strife on Mars (Silver)
|Finish every the Mars downloadable content single player missions.
|Trampled Upon (Bronze)
|Eliminate at least one worm using the Buffalo.
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NFL.com posted their top 10 plays of the 1st preseason game and Dwayne Harris's 76 yard TD didn't make the cut. Alright, maybe it wasn't one of the 10 best plays... but wait! You know who did make the cut? Tim Tebow! At #8 is his 43 yard pass. Wow, really? A 43 yard pass is somehow more impressive than a 76 freakin' yard touchdown? Was it any less impressive because it was a 5 yard pass? I guess anything Tim Tebow does is more of a story than some rookie receiver on the Cowboys.


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This Saturday, I held the latest version of my one-day Tech class. This is the second time I've run a class with the new question pool. (The Element 2 question pool was updated on July 1, 2010.) Here are a few observations:
- There is a bit more material to cover in this version of the question pool, but it's still doable in a day. My class runs from 9am – 3pm, with a half-hour break for lunch. I'm considering adding a half hour next time, but the problem with that is that is student fatigue. There really is only so much that you can cover no matter how long the class is. After I think about this for about ten minutes, I'll probably decide not to do it.
Another option would be to hold two three- or four-hour sessions, say one on Saturday and one on Sunday. Or, just brainstorming a bit, maybe you could do two hours on Friday evening, and then five or six hours on Saturday, followed by the test. That would allow for a more leisurely pace, but require that students make time to attend the class on two separate days. That might not be so easy for some people.
- The key to success with this format is getting the students to at least read through the study guide a couple of times and take some online practice tests before coming to class. I stress this in every e-mail that I send students and prospective students. In nine out of ten cases, those that fail the test after the class do so because they came to the class cold. It's just too much to absorb all at once. If they pre-study, it's more of a review session than a class.
- 20 people pre-registered for the class, but only 14 showed up. I was very disappointed with this turnout, especially as I e-mailed folks a couple of days before the class and asked them to tell me if they couldn't make it. I don't mind if they have to cancel for some reason, but it's just good manners to actually cancel.
Anyone have any ideas as to how to encourage people to actually show up? I've thought about requiring payment beforehand, but that might discourage people from even signing up. Maybe I could require the payment and then have coffee and donuts when they arrive
- 11 students passed the test. When I asked if they had read through the study guide, those that failed said that they hadn't had time to do that. Well, I'm sorry, but there's nothing that I can do about that. They can't say that they weren't warned.
- Two of the students that failed the test were kids—one 10 or 11, the other 13. What I find is that kids have a harder time with this format than do adults. Heck, it's hard enough getting adults to sit still for six hours, much less kids. :) On the other hand, some kids have successfully taken the class and passed the test. Maybe it's a question of motivation. Some kids are there because their parents want them to get a license, not necessarily because they want to get a license.
One more thing. One of the students told me that he got serious about getting his license about a month or so ago. He went to the ARRL website and searched for clubs in this area. The search returned 22 clubs within a 25-mile radius of his zip code. He said that he tried contacting every single one of them, but I was the only one who replied to his inquiry.
I think you'll agree that it doesn't say much for amateur radio. Your club is hopefully a better job of responding to inquiries from non-hams, but it might be worth checking on the procedure just to make sure.


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Thank you, movie gods. Thank you.
John Hillcoat's previously -- and tragically -- fallen Nick Cave-scripted adaptation of Matt Bondurant's depression-era Prohibition drama "The Wettest County In The World" has reportedly been revived through independent financing with lensing now set to begin this upcoming Spring, the same timeframe Hillcoat was set to shoot the original iteration a year earlier.
And, as if that wasn't joyous enough? Much-loved rising British actor Tom Hardy is also set to star as one in a trio of bootlegging brothers along side Shia LaBeouf, who has been attached in the role since early in the project's conception along side the likes of Ryan Gosling, Scarlett Johansson, Paul Dano, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, none of whom are now mentioned.
This makes sense if only because we've been hearing lately that Hillcoat quietly exited what was meant to be his next directorial effort, a police drama called, "Triple Nine," not so coincidentally starring LaBeouf (and possibly Chris Pine).
"The Promised Land," as it was known as at the time, centers on the story of three brothers -- Forrest, Howard and Jack in order of age and toughness -- running a bootlegging gang during Prohibition whose moonshine dynasty in Franklin County, Virginia is threatened by the authorities wanting a cut. Our script review last year called it a "remarkable, vivid and tactile" and added that the tale is told through the eyes of the youngest brother (likely to be played by Labeouf) who "doesn't really have the stomach for violence or taste for madness and drink that his wild older brothers do. In many ways, it's the tale of the younger Bondurant building character and becoming a man, but not necessarily by following in his brother's footsteps."
Don't let the words "Prohibition" and "gang" fool you, though. Similarities between the Bondurants' story and other period pieces like the Martin Scorsese godfathered HBO series "Boardwalk Empire" or Michael Mann's John Dillinger story "Public Enemies" pretty much end with there with "The Promised Land" bypassing the gloss and glamour, instead exploring "shack-living extreme poverty in Virginia and the Bondurants [who] are overall-wearing, Southern hicks." That said, we're sure the successes of the aforementioned projects, particular 'Empire,' had a little to do with this revival.
In the past, Hillcoat had more or less confirmed that Labeouf was attached to star along with Ryan Gosling so it's no surprise that the 'Transformers' actor is still around though the absence of Gosling's name is notable. The actor is slated to shoot George Clooney's political drama "The Ides Of March" also during the spring, a role that would likely to put him out of the running for this though in Hardy, Hillcoat probably has a ready-made replacement sans American accent.
We had hypothesized that Gosling would take the role of the middle brother Howard, described as "a batshit crazy drunk with a feverish, grinning zest for violence and getting into trouble," and by the description we've got fingers crossed it's what Hillcoat has in mind for Hardy. We also guessed that Adams (before she exited) was in line for the role of a red-haired Mennonite girl who served as a love interest for the eldest Bondurant brother, Forrest, who we had Shannon in mind. Other roles of note were two juicy "villains": one an over-eager law enforcer new to town and the other, a rival bootlegger.
Suffice to say, we were indescribably excited for this adaptation last year and were subsequently shattered when Hillcoat announced it's demise. News of it's revival now comes like an early Christmas present so it's major kudos Hillcoat, Cave, the unnamed producers -- described simply as "the producers of 'Jarhead' and 'Girl, Interrupted'" likely making it the original duo of Douglas Wick and Lucy Fisher -- and company for pulling through. Of course, this likely leaves projects like the adaptation of Cave's "The Death Of Bunny Munro" with Ray Winstone and the other handful of things Hillcoat has been attached to on the backburner. [24 Frames]
yeah | December 8, 2010 8:22 AM
Sounds great. Thought Shia was remarkable in WS2 and Hardy and he should make a great team
BradZuhl | December 8, 2010 4:57 AM
Great news that this is up and running. I'm not really sold on Hardy (haven't seen Bronson and he was pretty forgettable in Inception) but this is worth checking out for Nick Cave's script alone.
KT | December 8, 2010 4:15 AM
Tom Hardy is on fire.
And the best part is, he's actually an actor worth watching. In this day and age, I'm not sure who I really care to see on the big screen anymore - but he's definitely one of them.
Kevin Jagernauth | December 8, 2010 3:44 AM
Hardy is essentially available from January until TDKR starts in May. Totally feasible he could squeeze this one in.
BuntyHoven | December 8, 2010 3:02 AM
Starts in Spring? Isn't that when Hardy's required for Batman duties?
Zack | December 8, 2010 2:04 AM
Hopefully if Shannon's still being talked to, it's not as the "over-eager law enforcer new to town". Seen it.
actionman | December 8, 2010 1:41 AM
if this happens...it'll be incredible...
hey hillcoat -- if you read this blog -- give Bollman back his boots!!!!


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Our neighborhood pressed cider Sunday. As summer turned to late summer, now to fall, we've been seeing apples EVERYwhere: along roadsides, in front yards and pastures. How could we pass up a year like this? The cider press is big and...
This is part of a series of farmers writing about life on the farm , week to week, through the season. Courtney Grimes-Sutton is co-owner of Mace Chasm Farm in Keeseville. Read all of Courtney's journal entries here. And you should check out...
To me, it's the true beginning of summer – when the strawberries are rock-star sweet and juicy. I've gotten a couple pints of local strawberries from my neighborhood store already, but they haven't yet reached that utmost perfection of form...
It's the bible of home-canning. My original copy, purchased in 1971 when I moved to the north country, has finally reached retirement: pages falling out of the binding, other pages stuck together (syrup from peaches canned and consumed years...
News stories tagged with "harvest"
Farmstands, CSAs, farmers' markets bursting with flavor
by Todd Moe, in Canton, NY
Aug 25, 2014 — It's the peak of the harvest season in gardens around the region. Amy Ivy joins Todd Moe for an update on what's coming out of the garden, on late blight and some tips for buying large quantities of produce from growers. Also, it's time to celebrate the harvest with market and local food festivals.
Amy Ivy is a horticulturist for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Clinton and Essex Counties, and talks about gardening each Monday on NCPR. Go to full article
Amy Ivy is a horticulturist for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Clinton and Essex Counties, and talks about gardening each Monday on NCPR. Go to full article
In the garden: what's ready, and what's not
by Martha Foley
Plattsburgh, NY, Jul 30, 2012 — So, when is that tomato ready to pick? What about the onions? Green or red peppers? Cornell Cooperative Extension horticulturist Amy Ivy shares ideas on when to pick some favorite garden produce in her weekly chat with Martha Foley. Go to full article
Heard Up North: an old fashioned corn harvester
Oct 25, 2011 — The late Roger Huntley was a lot of things: auctioneer, farmer, pillar of the Pierrepont-Crary Mills community. He was also a knowledgeable collector of historic farm equipment, and he liked to share his enthusiasm.
A few years ago, Huntley's neighbor, David Sommerstein, got a call that Roger and his wife Ann had brought out their early-1900s mechanical corn harvester to make corn bundles for Halloween with their granddaughters. Here's David's heard Up North from October 2007. Go to full article
A few years ago, Huntley's neighbor, David Sommerstein, got a call that Roger and his wife Ann had brought out their early-1900s mechanical corn harvester to make corn bundles for Halloween with their granddaughters. Here's David's heard Up North from October 2007. Go to full article
In Keene, the rutabaga rules
Keene, NY, Oct 06, 2011 — It'll be all things rutabaga on Sunday in Keene. Not even a tropical storm could keep this Adirondack community from celebrating the obscure vegetable. The 4th-annual Great Adirondack Rutabaga Festival was supposed to be held last month, but flooding forced organizers to put the event on hold until the community could recover. Laurie Davis, Adirondack Harvest coordinator, says the festival, one of only two in the country, was the idea of former Adirondack Harvest board chair Tom Both. Go to full article
Celebrating the harvest with a picnic
Sep 14, 2010 — It's harvest season and you're invited to GardenShare's annual picnic in DeKalb Junction on Saturday. Food, games and music are all part of the event. GardenShare will also present its Growing Community Award to the Unitarian Universalist Church of Canton's UShare Project, which donates locally grown veggies to food pantries. Todd Moe spoke with Sarah Bentley-Garfinkle, one of the co-organizers of Saturday's GardenShare picnic. Go to full article
Another list of garden chores
by Martha Foley
Plattsburgh, NY, Oct 12, 2009 — Martha Foley and horticulturist Amy Ivy talk about more garden chores, after most of the fall harvest is completed. Go to full article
Cranberries, a hidden bumper crop in Brasher Falls
Nov 04, 2008 — The next time you bite into a cranberry muffin, drink some cranberry juice, or set out cranberry sauce on Thanksgiving, you may actually be supporting North Country agriculture. The signature crop of New England, cranberries, actually thrive in the flat lands of the St. Lawrence River valley, right near the Akwesasne Mohawk reservation. David Sommerstein visited the North Country's only commercial cranberry bogs. Go to full article
A Year on the Farm, revisited: the harvest, finally
Oct 21, 2008 — Two years ago, David Sommerstein spent a year reporting from Bob Andrews' dairy farm in St. Lawrence County. He wanted to learn what farmers did day-to-day, month-to-month. But about this time of the year, he missed the corn harvest. Well, it took awhile, but David made it to this year's harvest, a challenging one at that, for A Year on the Farm, revisited. Go to full article
Giving thanks in Canada
by Lucy Martin
Oct 13, 2008 — Families may pick different days to gather over the weekend, but today is the official Thanksgiving holiday in Canada. On Sunday, The Branch Restaurant in Kemptville, Ontario welcomed all comers for their second annual free Thanksgiving community dinner as a benefit for the local Salvation Army Food Bank. For transplanted Americans, holding Thanksgiving ahead of Halloween takes a lot of getting used to. But Ottawa correspondent Lucy Martin was only too happy to show up and sample the fare. Branch Chef Bruce Enloe talked about what's different and what's the same while getting ready to feed his adopted home town. Go to full article
Heard Up North: An Iron Horse for the farm
Sep 02, 2008 — A hundred years ago, steam power was used on farms during the fall harvest. Black steam engines on massive steel wheels traveled from farm to farm. They belched smoke, hissed steam and drove belts typically attached to threshers and choppers. This antique farm equipment is rare today. Over the weekend, the St. Lawrence Power and Equipment Museum held its annual Old Fashioned Harvest Days. It featured lots of old tractors, engines, and fieldwork demonstrations. Today's "Heard Up North" is the museum's resident 1923 Farquhar Steamer. Go to full article


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Had at Black Raven during NW Beer Safari. Was enjoying a good "cross the board taster", but noticed the guys on each side of me were both having the special version Coco Jones.
Offered a taste, when the aroma just exploded off the glass.
This was a truly unique awesome aroma that I had never come across before. Forget the tasting...pour me a a pint! Just wonderful.
Overall, a very nice cask pour with very good appearance. Again, aroma was outstanding. A great synergy of dark roasted malts you'd expect with porter...woven with vanilla, sweet nutty pecans and hints of chocolate and NW hops.
Taste was bit muted. Great, but not as pushy as the aroma.
Mouth feel was cask smooth that allowed the flavors and scents to just roll in the mouth and move around the tongue and throat.
Every once in a awhile you come across a modified experimental beer that really grabs you. But this brew further enhanced by serving on cask was a real treat...and really showed the talent going on at Black Raven.
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Jon Cryer has won his second Emmy - for Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series for his role on the CBS show "Two and a Half Men," ending a two-year winning streak for Jim Parsons of "The Big Bang Theory."
This marks Cryer's seventh Emmy nomination. The 47-year-old actor also beat nominees Alec Baldwin of NBC's "30 Rock," Louis C.K. of FX's "Louie," Larry David of HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and Don Cheadle of Showtime's "House of Lies."
"I'm stunned," Cryer said in his speech. "Okay, I didn't actually win this. This did not just happen."
Cryer has played Alan Harper on the CBS series since it began in 2003. Angus T. Jones portrays his son, Jake. Sheen played Harper's brother, Charlie, before the actor was axed in March 2011 amid a public meltdown. (Check out Charlie Sheen's craziest quotes from his meltdown.) Kutcher was then cast as a new character, a broken-hearted Internet billionaire. The upcoming 10th season, which premieres on September 27, is set to feature guest star Miley Cyrus, who will play Jake's love interest.
"Two and a Half Men" had until this year won six Emmys. The sitcom has been nominated 45 times since its debut and Sheen had received four nods before his firing - which was written into the series as a character death.
This year, "Two and a Half Men" received four Emmy nominations. At last week's Creative Arts Emmys, a preliminary primetime Emmys ceremony, Kathy Bates took home an Emmy for her guest role as Sheen's character's ghost. Kutcher and the rest of the other cast members were not nominated for an Emmy this year.
On Sept. 19, 2011, Cryer received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the day of the ninth season premiere of "Two and a Half Men," which featured the debut of Ashton Kutcher following the firing of Charlie Sheen.
Cryer began his acting career in the 1980s, appearing in the Broadway play "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and starring in the 1984 romantic comedy movie "No Small Affair" with Demi Moore. But Cryer's breakout role came in 1986, when he played awkward Phil "Duckie" Dale in the 1986 film "Pretty in Pink," which stars Molly Ringwald and was written by the late John Hughes.
Cryer went on to appear in the 1991 movie "Hot Shots!," which also stars Sheen. In addition to acting on "Two and a Half Men," Cryer in recent years had a recurring role on the Disney Channel show "Hannah Montana" and made a cameo in the movie "Due Date" as his "Two and a Half Men" character.
In April 2011, he returned to his stage roots and appeared alongside "Mad Men" actress Christina Hendricks, Comedy Central host Stephen Colbert, "How I Met Your Mother" star Neil Patrick Harris, "Raising Hope" and "Goonies" actress Marth Plimpton, Anika Noni Rose from "The Princess and the Frog" and Broadway star Patti Lupone in a New York Philharmonic's production of "Company."
Cryer recently filmed a comedy movie called "Ass Backwards" with Alicia Silverstone. The movie is about two women who take a road trip back to the their hometown to try and win a beauty pageant. Cryer also stars in the animated movie "Planes," which is set to hit theaters in 2013.
The 2012 Emmy Awards ceremony was held at L.A. Live's Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 23 and aired on ABC. The event was hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, who also hosts the network's hit late-night talk show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!."


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Sudan has accused Israel of bombing a military factory and has threatened retaliation after the attack.
Minister of Information Ahmed Belal Osman told reporters Wednesday that four airstrikes struck the Yarmouk Complex, south of the capital of Khartoum, causing an explosion that rocked the capital just before dawn.
"We think Israel did the bombing," Osman told a news conference. "We reserve the right to react at a place and time we choose."
He said four aircraft were involved in the attack, which occurred at about midnight Tuesday.
Evidence pointing to Israel was found among remnants of the explosives, he claimed.
Residents had said that an aircraft or missile flew over the factory shortly before it exploded and burst into flames.
Some people were hospitalized because of smoke inhalation but there were no casualties reported.
The sprawling Yarmouk facility is surrounded by barbed wire and set back about two miles from the district's main road.
A source familiar with the Yarmouk factory told the AFP that its main compound and storage area had not been damaged.


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The following is an announcement from Kimball & Kimball Law Firm:
On November 1, 2012, Attorney Jay Kimball will be moving his law practice from the second floor of The Centre at 590 Main Street in Lynnfield, to his home at 618 Main Street, two doors from the Centre, at the intersection of Main and Summer Streets, across from the Town Common and Meeting House.
Kimball is excited about the move but fondly recalls walking up to the second floor office as a child after school to visit his father, Attorney John Kimball, Sr.
"After my grandfather died, my father, with whom he practiced, moved his office from Melrose to Lynnfield in 1951, where he practiced from his home at 345 Chestnut Street for a couple of years before opening the office at The Centre in 1953."
After graduating Harvard College in 1966 and Boston University Law School in 1969, Kimball worked for the Federal Government for a year before joining his father in Lynnfield, when the law firm of Kimball & Kimball was born.
The family legal tradition started with Kimball's great grand uncle David P. Kimball, a Boston lawyer who practiced law in the 1800's, followed by Kimball's grandfather Henry Horton Kimball who practiced law in Boston and Melrose in the early 1900's, with whom John Kimball, Sr. worked prior to the move to Lynnfield.
The tradition and firm have continued with Kimball's sister Marilyn Kimball of Gloucester, and sons Jason and Matthew, all of whom are attorneys, as well as his daughter Laura, a para-legal. "We have a long proud history of practicing law in my family. and serving our clients"


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First off all, I hope this is legit and hasn't been posted before (I did look).
Lyoto Machida and Anderson Silva, elite fighters, friends and training partners. Steven Seagal respected aikido master who views them as sons. Being that Seagal is credited with teaching these elite TKD / Muay Thai and Machida karate fighters the humble front kick or at the very least helping them to perfect the technique for the purpose of KOing top competition in MMA I thought this article would be interesting.
Fans being sceptical, is this a valid explanation that will satisfy curiosity? Or will this continue when the next Black House fighter get's a similar result with the technique. Regardless whether he invented the technique or merely helped with the application or tactics it really is incredible that both talented strikers were able to pull of what they did and there is definitely a cause to give credit where it is due.
To who it is most deserved, the fighters.
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South Tyrol is a trekking land and a heart thing at the same time. The mixture of simplicity and Mediterranean influences is making the little land so special, which covers many goods, which can surprise also experts again!
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We now stand at an energy portal which facilitates conscious activation of the hearts alchemical potential. Over the last several decades researchers such as Walter Cannon, John and Beatriz Lacey and Dr. J. Andrew Armour have confirmed: the hearts influence on the brain and other organs, the nervous system, as well as key hormones, is an influence in some ways greater than that of the brain, to such a degree that doctors now refer to the heart-brain. A harmonious heart vibration produces measurable benefits in behavior, perception, immune response and youthfulness. Physicist Dan Winter has shown that sustained positive emotions synchronize the hearts vibration at a frequency which radically enhances DNA potential.
Besides producing numerous physical benefits, following our hearts call to kindness and compassion (a sound quite different from the heads usual dictates) can open us to another kind of benefit, those of a non-local, magical sort, associated with universal love, including access to the realm of limitless possibilities in which whatever we desire and believe can be conceived. It is in our physical and metaphorical hearts that we can find the key to greater health, harmony, joy, success, even to world peace. By now its common knowledge that a high percentage of the brain goes unused. What about the great reserves of the heart? Luna at this time calls us to discover, recover and activate this boundless potential.
Arrange marigolds or other warm-hued, flashy flowers, light gold or bright pink candles and call on Archangel Uriel.
1) Breathe deeply several times. As you do so, imagine you pull the air in through your heart and exhale through your diaphragm.
2) As you focus on the area at the center of your chest, repeat the following affirmations at least twenty times, sending the ideas towards yourself and others, including those who seem least lovable from your heads standpoint:
I feel the warm, golden light that radiates through what I AM. I release the powerful love in my heart toward all people and situations. Love is healing my perception, my being and the entire world I share it with.
I feel the warm, golden light that radiates through what I AM. I release the powerful love in my heart toward all people and situations. Love is healing my perception, my being and the entire world I share it with.
3) Consult your heart for further direction, simply by placing your attention in that area and asking for its guidance in any situation or relationship that requires greater clarity.
Use the cycle that this New Moon initiates to establish or fortify your hearts participation in daily life by continuing to repeat meditations like those suggested above, as well as referring to your hearts wisdom at least once a day. As you follow its dictates, the voice in your love chakra will become increasingly clear.
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SOUTH Wales Rugby League Conference champions Torfaen Tigers will travel to 2013 Harry Jepson Trophy, London Premier League and Cup treble winners South-West London Chargers in the First Round of the Tetley's Challenge Cup.
The game will be played on the weekend of February 1st/2nd.
It is Torfaen's debut in the Challenge Cup in what will be the 61st tie in the competition to feature a Welsh side.
North Wales Crusaders and South Wales Scorpions enter the competition in the Third Round with Super League sides starting in the Fourth.
Torfaen Tigers chairman Rob Davies said: "We knew there'd be no easy games. Obviously being a young club themselves no Welsh side has played them before but their two predecessors Storm and Sharks were strong outfits.
"Chargers are reigning Harry Jepson Trophy champions so to travel to them is going to be tough but the boys have been working hard in the gym over Christmas and are all chomping at the bit to get into it.
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Maxine LaVerne VanderGriend, 83, Firth
Maxine LaVerne VanderGriend, 83, of Firth, Nebraska passed away at Heritage Estates in Gering, Nebraska, Tuesday , November 20, 2012.
A graveside service will be held at 2:00 p.m., Monday, November 26, 2012 at the Pella Cemetery and a memorial service will follow at 3:00 p.m. at the Reformed Church of Firth with Reverend Jon Garbison officiating. Family will be present during the visitation at Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, Sunday, November 25, from 2-5 p.m.
Memorials may be made to Reformed Church of Firth for missions.
Maxine was born October 2, 1929 at Adams, Nebraska to Andrew and Ethel (Vandewege) DeYong. Maxine graduated from Panama High School in 1948 and obtained her teaching certificate from Peru State Teacher's College in 1949. She taught grades 1-8 at School Districts #63 and #17.
Maxine married Wilbur John VanderGriend, June 5, 1950 and to this union one daughter was born. The couple farmed in the Pella and Firth area, retiring in 1990. During this time Maxine also did home child care to a dozen plus children that were considered family.
Since 2007, Maxine has resided in Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
Maxine is survived by her daughter, Karna (Randy) Kleager of Scottsbluff; grandson, Tyler (Brittany) Kleager and their son August 'Auggie' of Scottsbluff; granddaughter Leah Kleager of Omaha; brother, Allan (Thelma) DeYong of Firth; sister, Marlene (Dean) Johnson of Lincoln; sister-in-laws, Phyllis DeYong of Las Cruces, NM, and Millie (Leon VanderGriend) and her husband Meryl Schuster of Lincoln; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Maxine was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, and her brother, Donald DeYong.
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Marysville rises from the ashes
Driving down the main street of the tiny Victorian town of Marysville is a slightly surreal experience these days, not for what you see (for the view is truly beautiful), but rather for what you DON'T see.
For a town that lost nearly all of its buildings to the Black Saturday bushfires in 2009, one would expect to see charred trees, blackened bushes or frames of burned-down buildings.
But you'd be hard-pressed to see any of that now.
Mother Nature certainly has done her part to replace most of the burned areas with lush, beautiful greenery. In fact, much of the surrounding area in town has recovered to a point where you'd hardly notice there had been a bushfire at all.
The locals, too, are doing their part. Homes are slowly being re-built; grand, new buildings are sprouting up in town and scenic areas like Steavenson Falls are now fitted with new facilities and lights.
Like a phoenix from the ashes, Marysville is being reborn. But the one thing you DON'T see – the one glaring thing missing–is the tourists (well, that and a local pub, but I digress.)
The lack of summer tourists is a shame, as Marysville and the surrounding area has so much to offer. Being less than two hours from Melbourne, it is an ideal distance for a short break or weekend away, and there is heaps to do.
I had the pleasure to drop in last month for the Marysville Sparkling Wine Festival—a week-long event celebrating the amazing food, wine and activities of the area. Featuring a Business Breakfast, Golf Day, Gala Dinner and more, it is a fantastic event that sits nicely among a growing stable of great events and festivals beginning to emerge in the area.
Of course, I wasn't just there for the food and wine: I was keen to tee off at the golf day at the Marysville Community Golf and Bowls Club, which I have been anxious to explore for some time.
Despite losing 17 greens during the bushfire, the golf course at Marysville is now in amazing condition. I don't say that lightly. I reckon the greens at Marysville are currently some of the best of any country course in Victoria. They roll true, are well manicured, and have benefitted greatly from an extremely wet winter, which has made them (and the rest of the course) lush and green. Of course, the great condition is also due to the hard-working greenskeeper Rob Christie, who–with the help of a dedicated group of members–has done some amazing work.
The course is a pleasure to play – even in the rain that plagued us during my visit. With plenty of dog-legs, club-grabbing rough, changes in elevation and the ever-present river guarding key areas of the course, there are some real challenges to be had. I really loved this course, and I will be sure to make it a regular stop in my future travels.
There is also some amazing scenery. Looking around from the elevated 13th tee offers some spectacular views of the lush surrounds – which are once again beginning to teem with wildlife.
The club recently embarked on a funding project to redesign some of the holes, upgrade the clubhouse and improve various aspects of the club. So it will certainly be going from strength to strength in the coming years.
Of course, there are also heaps of other things to do in the area. Hiking, biking and bushwalking are popular around areas like Steavenson Falls or the spectacular Lake Mountain Alpine Resort; while anglers will enjoy dropping a line in the river to try and hook one of the many juicy trout that swim throughout. But there is heaps more.
When planning a trip to Marysville, securing accommodation should be your very first task, as the number of places to stay is currently a bit limited (but that will soon change with the recently-announced $28 Million Hotel and Conference Centre to begin construction next year, which will include a 100-room four-star hotel, conferencing facilities and accommodation for around 300 people.)
While many current visitors opt for one of the popular B&B's, I was fortunate to stay at the Marysville Caravan and Holiday Park – which features quaint and clean cabins, and sits right on the river. Perfect for a group of golf buddies on an "annual golf weekend", the cabins have WiFi, big screen TVs, kitchens and clean and comfortable beds. Families will also enjoy the park, as the kids will find plenty to do in the playground or on the "Jumping Pillow".
So do yourself a favour and give Marysville a look these days. You won't be disappointed.
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About the Author (Author Profile)Richard Fellner is the Group Editor of Inside Golf Magazine. Winner of multiple Australian Golf Media Awards -- including "Best Column" in 2011-2012--he has played and reviewed courses all over the world, and has interviewed the likes of Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson. He has been interviewed by Channel7 News, ABC News Radio, Melbourne Talk Radio 1377, 2GB and many other outlets worldwide. Originally from the US (but now a proud Melburnian) Richard is a true Golf Tragic -- having played the game for over 35 years (but has never gotten any better.) Follow Richard Fellner on Quora
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - The mother of a young black man shot to death by a white man in mid-Missouri is asking the Justice Department to investigate after the local prosecutor decided not to file charges.
Brandon Coleman, a 25-year-old groundskeeper at the University of Missouri, was killed on May 19 following a confrontation in Columbia. No arrest was ever made and on Wednesday, Boone County prosecutor Dan Knight announced the shooting was "legally justified" and no charges would be filed.
The case has stirred racial tension in Columbia, but generated little publicity outside of mid-Missouri. About 25 people attended an NAACP-organized rally Wednesday, after Knight's decision was announced.
Coleman's mother, Winona Coleman-Broadus, believes racial prejudice played a role in the decision. Knight said his decision was based on evidence and the law.
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8:20am Monday 17th March 2014 in U's News By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
DAVID Hunt expects a frank exchange of opinions at training this morning as Oxford United look for a way out of their slump.
The side's winless run was extended to six games by a 3-0 defeat at Chesterfield on Saturday.
It has turned the U's from automatic promotion contenders to feeling insecure about a place in the play-offs, which looked virtually guaranteed a month ago.
Hunt was intending to analyse the game yesterday at home and believes now is the time for players to speak up and express any concerns.
He said: "We have the technology to watch the game from home on Sunday, so we will go over it.
"It's easy to say it was a bad day at the office and we're going to go again next week.
"We're not, it's something where people need to air their opinions.
"We need to say what's wrong and what's right.
"We need to tweak little things that we were doing at the start of the season, but we're not doing as well now."
It was a mistake by Hunt which began the torrid afternoon for the U's.
The full back misjudged a cross from Jay O'Shea and when he failed to make contact and head the ball clear, it fell for Ollie Banks to open the scoring.
Hunt acknowledged the error, saying: "I always look at myself if a goal comes down my side and definitely I thought I was going to be there.
"The wind definitely was a factor, but at the same time you've got to do better."
One common theme in the barren run has been United's tendency to concede goals in batches.
It happened once more against the leaders, who were gifted a penalty by Deane Smalley's push just eight minutes after the opening goal.
Hunt said: "If players make mistakes everyone knows. I know about the first goal and Deane knows about the second.
"We're not a group that's going to say 'it's your fault', everyone knows if they've done wrong.
"You try to rectify it and it's something we definitely need to work on.
"Everyone's together, that's the main thing and everyone is hurting at the moment."
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As people start to pick up the pieces left behind from the storm, many are beginning to turn to their insurance companies to file claims.
"We're hearing about a lot of debris," said Ann Roberson, a spokesperson for the State of South Carolina Department of Insurance. "A lot of tree limbs and that sort of thing."The sort of things that may have brought damages to people's homes during the wintry weather that struck the CSRA just last week."We're asking people that if they do have damages to their roofs or any sorts of damages they've experience, they need to first of all make temporary repairs," Roberson said. "If it means putting a tarp over any areas exposed or what have you."After those changes are made, call your insurance provider about the damage."Get an adjuster out their on the property to take a look at the damage and assess it. So that they can quickly move to remedy does damages," Roberson said.For a quicker response, make sure you detail all the damages by providing proof."You're going to need to have a list of those items," Roberson added. "You can make a manual list in your home of all your belongings. It's often easier to use an app people can use on their mobile device and walk around and actually get that same information in a much easier format."
But beware. Not everything is covered."If you have limbs, in your yard, scattered in your yard, that have not impacted your structure, that is something that the homeowner is required to remove. That is generally not covered under your home owner's policy. It's always good to ask but generally it's not covered."
While there is no sure way to prevent natural disasters, by maintaining an inventory of things in your home, you can be better prepared when trying to file claims after damages happen.
If you are going to get someone to clean the debris that your insurance will not cover, follow these tips:
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Youth unemployment on the rise
There's been over a 400% increase in youth unemployment in London since April 2000, according to the latest TUC report. They say a number of factors including the recession have created the problem.
Youngsters unemployed for between 6 months to a year - has increased by 85 % since 2000.