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Daily Archives: April 9, 2011
Rabbit Soup on Saturday
3 ½ – 4 qts. Cold water
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Moose Hunting at Gros Morne & Terra Nova National Park
The Rick Mercer Report brought National attention to the moose population by tacking a helicopter to track and tag moose at Gros Morne National Park. He coined Gros Morne, as home to the more moose per square kilometer than almost anywhere on Earth. Newfoundland & Labrador has a growing moose population, which CBC.ca has reported there are more than 150,000 moose in the province, with about 5,000 in Gros Morne National Park alone. This is a large number considering the human population of the island portion of the province is about 480,000 people.
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Scenic Gros Morne National Park
There is always a scenic photo to be taken when you visit Gros Morne National Park. These are some from my March 21, 2011 visit. The view of the bay is breathtaking. The little wharves represent the imporance of fishing to the local economy. Although, the tourism industry has grown immensely attracting more than 180,000 visitors annually, the fishing industry is a mainstay for many families.
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The Giant's Causeway…part III
We stayed almost until sunset, climbing to the top to get a great aerial view of the 37,000 basalt columns.
Upon reaching our car, we decided to stop by a coffee shop in a small neighbouring village before driving to Dublin, Ireland to meet Marcel. The Giant's Causeway has been a big highlight of my last European vacation.
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"Look, goddamn it, I'm homosexual, and most of my friends are Jewish homosexuals, and some of my best friends are black homosexuals, and I am sick and tired of reading and hearing such goddamn demeaning, degrading bullshit about me and my friends." - Merle Miller.In 1970, two years after Stonewall, Joseph Epstein wrote a cover story for Harper's Magazine, Homo/hetero: The struggle for sexual identity, that came to chilling conclusions: "I would wish homosexuality off the face of this earth." His incendiary language prompted author/journalist/writer Merle Miller to come out of the closet in the New York Times Magazine, with an angry and poignant plea for dignity, understanding and respect: "What It Means to Be a Homosexual." 40 years later, that essay helped inspire the launch of the "It Gets Better" campaign. Via [more inside]
We don't look at those crazy-ass toxic relationships that were so intense they carved a hole in your heart and you knew, no matter how deep the emotional connection, that at any minute your loved one could get up, walk out the door, and never speak to you again, and that it wouldn't matter if you'd paid their bills or built a life around their demands. There is nothing tying you together besides your feelings. And that's really frightening.
"This question does not demand rhetoric. It demands clarity. There are only two legitimate answers – yes or no. Not the demagoguery we have heard, not the dodging, the flawed reasoning, the false options. Just yes or no."One of the finest speeches from a Canadian politician in memory, and an important read for Canadians and Americans alike.


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Legal Ethics
7th Circuit Scolds Hogan Lovells for 'Misleadingly' Describing Case in Appellate Brief
Posted Jun 1, 2011 4:55 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
In an opinion filed yesterday in redistricting dispute involving the Girl Scouts of the United States, the Chicago-based 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals court took a well-known law firm to task for its characterization of a case cited as authority for its client's position.
Hogan Lovells "misleadingly" described a case concerning political parties, the federal appeals court said in its written opinion (PDF), substituting the word "group" for "party" to suggest that the case related more closely to the constitutional argument in the case at bar than it did, Thomson Reuters reports.
This distortion "could not be accidental," wrote Judge Richard Posner, who authored the opinion for the three-judge panel.
"We stand by our brief and are disappointed by the authoring judge's characterization," said partner Lyndon Tretter in a statement emailed to the legal publication.
The diversity case applied Wisconsin law in a dispute between a local chapter of the Girl Scouts and its national organization.
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No surrender
September 21, 2005
Though both my father and I have several shortcomings, neither of us has much trouble speaking for ourselves. I know enough not to try to speak for Dad. So let me, finally, speak for myself concerning two recent Gadfly writings. (Find them here and here).
Poverty and racism do outrageous and inexcusable damage to millions of American children everyday. The damage done to these children diminishes each of us and our nation as a whole. Fighting poverty and racism is a moral obligation and patriotic duty that each of us bears.
That said, as we wage the fight against poverty and racism, we cannot continue to allow these dark forces to excuse the educational malpractice inflicted on low-income, African-American, and Latino children every day in every part of this country. While most Americans believe education is the surest route out of poverty and the strongest weapon against racism, the fact is that our school systems are so riddled with inequities that our schools compound rather than ameliorate the damage that poverty and racism do. Our education system takes the kids who have the very least to fall back on at home and in their neighborhoods and shortchanges them again at school.
Of course simultaneous and dramatic social, economic, and education reform is the ideal, but low-income students and students of color cannot be asked to wait for high-quality education until the stars align and the politicians - who daily demonstrate a stunning disregard for them, their families, and their communities - design, implement, and fund a comprehensive anti-poverty agenda.
Right now we know a lot about what is wrong with the schools that poor children and children of color attend. Right now we know a lot about how to fix these schools. Right now we know that when these children attend good schools they achieve at the highest levels - despite their poverty, race, or ethnicity. There is no excuse for not getting to work on these schools - right now.
But too many educators are waiting.
Faced with damage that racism and poverty inflict, too many educators have simply given in and given up on these children, insisting that as much as they care about these kids, they are powerless to change their life chances until someone else acts to improve the conditions of their families and their communities. And they back up these claims and their inaction with quotes from people like Messrs Mishel and Rothstein. In a very real sense these educators - with rhetorical support from Mishel and Rothstein - have surrendered to racism and poverty. And in doing so they have surrendered their students to dim future at the cold and lonely margins of our economic and cultural mainstream.
But some educators are not waiting and have not surrendered. These educators must not have yet read or heard Rothstein and Mishel and don't know that what they are doing is impossible. These are the educators who have chosen to fight, fight hard and smart against racism and poverty by teaching their students well - despite the challenges that racism and poverty present. And fools that they are, these educators are helping poor, black and brown students gain the intellectual tools necessary not only to secure their own futures but also to do battle against racism and poverty on behalf of their communities. These educators are the true warriors against racism and poverty. Let's hope that they never learn that what they are doing can't be done!
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12/28/13: Markland House Tours from 10AM to 2PM. Flagler's Legacy Historic Tours will host a holiday tour of Flagler College's Markland House, 102 King Street, St. Augustine, FL. Visitors will glimpse some of the original grandeur of this historic home as well as learn some background on the residence and its importance in St. Augustine's rich history. Admission is $12. Reservations are required Call 904-823-3378 or go to legacy.flagler.edu


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Celebrating the SVM
Farewell Sookie: ATD & Tor.com Rereads DAG
Charlaine Harris is saying "Farewell Sookie" in a series of videos, where she reads parts of each book – as well as sharing her own thoughts on each one – thanks to Gollancz Books. This time she talks about her personal favorite (and mine), "All Together Dead". Can you guess which part she read to […]
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Farewell Sookie: "Definitely Dead"
As you know, Gollancz Books has the Maker, Charlaine Harris reading from each book in the Sookie Stackhouse series in a series of videos, where she tells us her thoughts on the books in a way of saying, 'farewell' to Sookie. The latest video Charlaine talks about "Definitely Dead", the 6th book in the series. […]
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Farewell Sookie: Charlaine Reads DAAD – plus Tor.com rereads FDTW
Watch as the Maker, Charlaine Harris reads from "Dead As A Doornail" (DAAD) and shares her thoughts on the book, thanks to Gollancz Books. Meanwhile…our friend Whitney over at Tor.com posted her review from her re-read of the series – this time covering "From Dead To Worse" (FDTW). You can check both of them out […]
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Help Us Say Thank You To The Maker!
We are all gearing up to see what will happen one last time with our beloved Viking and Telepath in Dead Ever After on May 7th. It's not that far now, but before we say goodbye… we wanted to say "Thank you".
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Farewell Sookie: Charlaine Harris Reads DTTW
Charlaine Harris is saying 'goodbye' to Sookie, Eric and the rest of the characters in the Sookie Stackhouse world in a series of videos from Gollancz Books. In this video she talks about the novel – which is the favorite in the series among Eric and Sookie lovers – aka. "Dead To The World". What does […]
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Raising the Dead: Reflecting on Dead Reckoning
Can you believe it, May 7th is just a little over a month away. Bringing with it the final novel in Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse Series; Dead Ever After. And our long, long wait to find out what is happening with Eric and Sookie will be over… and we will let out a huge sigh […]
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Farewell Sookie: Club Dead
In her own efforts of saying 'goodbye' to Sookie…the Maker, Charlaine Harris has been reading portions from each book. This time, she reads a passage from "Club Dead", the third novel in the series and explains what was going through her mind at the time of writing it. Find out what she said about the […]
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Tor.com Rereads "Dead As A Doornail" & "Definitely Dead"
Our Eric and Sookie lovin' friend, Whitney over at Tor.com shared her thoughts on her reread of "Dead As A Doornail" (DAAD) and "Definitely Dead" (DD). We thought you would like to know what she said, plus our own favorite quotes from her reviews.
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Tor.com Tours "Club Dead" & "Dead To The World"
As most of you know, Tor.com is reviewing the Sookie Stackhouse novels – in a final hurrah before "Dead Ever After" and the series ends. This week, we have not one – but two reviews to share with you, as well as our favorite quotes from the reviews over on their blog! You know Whitney […]
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Charlaine Talks DEA with Entertainment Weekly!
Lets take a walk down memory lane as Entertainment Weekly premieres the book trailer for Dead Ever After, narrated by the Maker herself Charlaine Harris!
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Raising the Dead: Reflecting on Dead in the Family
With the release of Dead Ever After, the final novel in the Sookie Stackhouse series by Charlaine Harris, now under 2 months away from our hands, it is time to celebrate and take our stroll down memory lane with the 10th novel of the series; Dead in the Family.
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Charlaine & Co. Look Back at LDID
You know what that means, right? It's the day of the week – when Charlaine Harris reads parts of her Sookie Stackhouse series in a series of videos shared by Gollancz books, and it's the day when bloggers on Tor.com review the books in succession. This Thursday they are re-reading/living "Living Dead in Dallas" – […]
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And The Winners Are…
It's so hard to say good bye… to Sookie and Eric in Dead Ever After, the last full novel of the series, and to our "Celebrating the SVM" quotes tournament. Of course we still have a few months to go till those last words are in our hot little hands. But our journey to crown […]
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Celebrating the SVM Tournament: The Final Round
After 6 weeks of voting, we are down to our Final Round in our quest to crown our favorite Eric and Sookie moment in our Celebrating the SVM Tournament. We started out with 128 quotes from the first 12 books of the series, and now we are down to 2 quotes that have had similar […]
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Raising the Dead: Reflecting on Dead and Gone
Depending on who you are talking with, time is either flying by or dragging its heels as we are awaiting the release of Dead Ever After. Which is now only 3 months away and coming ever closer. Thus making this the perfect time to "Raise the Dead" and celebrate, this time for the 9th book […]
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Celebrating the SVM Tournament: The Final Four
And then there were 4! It does seem like just yesterday that we had unveiled our 128 contenders and started accepting your completed brackets … and now we are down to just 4. These 4 quotes have been battle tested and won the right to represent their brackets… and to further help 2 Eric and Sookie Lovers […]
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Overtime with Bracket D!
It is a March Madness tradition, the team that wins their way into the Final Four cuts down the nets from the baskets. It's moment of pure jubilation for the team… and to watch as a fan. While our book quotes will not be literally "cutting down the nets", only 3 of our 4 Brackets have […]
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Celebrating the SVM Tournament: Elite 8!
It's Monday… you know what that means; it is time to see which of our classic Eric and Sookie quotes went from "Sweet" to "Elite"! Our Sweet 16 round has given us some very VERY close results, and- Stop the presses! Our first top seed has been knocked out of our tournament. It looks like […]
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Celebrating the SVM Tournament: Sweet 16
With another round down, we are another step closer to crowning our winning quote… and the winners of our SIGNED copies of Deadlocked. I have to admit… in our last round, you all had to make some tough decisions between our quotes. In fact, some of our Top 32 round polls had a difference of […]
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Celebrating the SVM Tournament: Top 32
We are circling the wagons just a bit tighter as we are down to our Top 32 in our quest to see which Eric and Sookie moment will reign supreme. After just 2 rounds, we have said good bye to 96 Eric and Sookie related moments that just could not go the distance. Some of […]


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - The man accused of breaking into Sarah Palin's email account was portrayed by his defense lawyer as a prankster during Tuesday's opening arguments.
The prosecution said David Kernell wanted to derail Palin's chance at becoming vice president.
Defense attorney Wade Davies told the jury what Kernell did isn't a crime.
Davies said the 20-year-old, then a student at the University of Tennessee student, used a second hand computer from his uncle to gain access to Palin's personal email account.
Kernell was charged with four felonies in October 2008, including identity theft, wire fraud, computer fraud and obstruction of justice.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was Republican presidential nominee John McCain's running mate at the time Kernell allegedly obtained the password to her Yahoo email account.
The prosecution told the jury Kernell "hoped to derail the campaign," saying he bragged on Facebook that he "hacked Sarah Palin's Yahoo email account."
Davies said Kernell simply guessed his way onto a famous person's account.
"It took less time than the prosecution's opening statement," Davies said.
Kernell's former college roommate took the stand, describing the night Kernell got into Palin's email account.
The roommate said Kernell woke him up and told him that he was resetting Palin's password. Later, he saw proof on the Internet including Palin's contacts and emails between friends.
The roommate said he didn't think Kernell was trying to harm Palin in any way, and never tried to hide what he was doing.
A jury of eight men and six women is hearing the case. They were seated Tuesday.
Two of the jurors are alternates. Judge Thomas Phillips said he won't tell the jurors who the alternates are until both sides have rested their case.
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A Chandler baby will have a birthday to remember the rest of her days.
Leilanni Guadalupe was born at 12:12 p.m. on 12/12/12 at Chandler Regional Medical Center. [Read related story: Americans finding dozens of ways to mark 12-12-12]
Leilanni weighed in at 7 pounds, 6 ounces and is 20 inches long.
Mom and baby are both healthy.
The next triple digit day is not until 01/01/01 - that's in 2101.
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Honolulu, HI (SportsNetwork.com) - Christian Standhardinger registered 29 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors past the UC Davis Aggies, 86-77, in a Big West Conference bout at the Stan Sheriff Center.
Standhardinger shot 10-of-15 from the field and 9-of-12 at the foul line for Hawaii (19-8, 8-5 Big West), which has won four of five. Isaac Fotu also tallied a double-double with 18 points and 11 boards, while Garrett Nevels and Brandon Spearman netted 13 and 10 points, respectively.
For UC Davis (8-19, 3-9), losers of four straight, Corey Hawkins matched a game-high with 29 points on 8-of-14 shooting from the field, including 4-of-5 from 3-point range. Clint Bozner added 16 points for the visitors.
Hawaii carried a comfortable 44-31 advantage into the halftime locker room after shooting a lofty 57.7 percent from the field in the first half, compared to 45.8 percent for UC Davis.
The Rainbow Warriors extended their lead to as many as 17 in the second half, and while the Aggies brought their deficit to single digits late in the game, Hawaii sealed its fate by shooting 6-of-6 from the free-throw line over the final 1:27.
Hawaii finished the contest with a .571 field goal percentage, and it outscored UC Davis in the paint, 40-26.
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Refreshing frankness.
Found at the London Telegraph and reprinted below.
Monsignor Charles Scicluna, the promoter of justice within the Vatican's all powerful Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, is tasked with investigating sex claims against clergy.
In recent weeks the Vatican has been beset by a series of abuse cases that have emerged in Ireland, America, Germany and Austria and it has also faced claims of covering up and protecting offenders.
Speaking at a ceremony in St Peter's Basilica, Monsignor Scicluna told priests who had gathered at a service for victims to pray for them and for clergy who had "perpetuated abuse."
Monsignor Scicluna then quoted a famous Gospel passage in which Christ had said: "Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe to stumble, it would be better for him if, with a heavy millstone hung around his neck, he had been cast into the sea."
Then speaking of abusing priests he added: "It would be better for them, if there crimes were their cause of death in this life because for them eternal damnation in the fires of Hell will be greater."
Monsignor Scicluna added: "You need to be wary of friends and companions who would lead you down the path of temptation and you must cut them away.
"The Lord was clear on this that it is better to enter the Kingdom of God without a foot, eye, hand then to into the inextinguishable fires of Hell.
"Little children are a holy icon, they cannot be overturned, muddied, abused or destroyed. Christ said let the children come to me but don't obstruct their path, don't let them became objects of your impure covetousness."
Earlier his year Monsignor Scicluna said that between 2001 and until now he has dealt with 3000 cases covering the last 50 years.
Last week at a meeting of the all powerful Italian Bishops Confrence, Monsignor Mariano Crociata, secretary general, said there had been around "100 abuse cases in Italy during the last ten years."


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Willpower and dedication are necessary to be successful on the low iodine diet. A successful low iodine diet is essential for optimum RAI ablation results. I am sure you are aware of this and do know that sometimes food temptation can powerful.
Keep your eyes on the prize! Remember that it's only two weeks that you have to stay on the diet. After your RAI and scan, you can go back to your regular diet. If you haven't eaten as healthy as you would like in the past, this may be a great opportunity to make healthier food choices that you can incorporate into your diet after treatment. Just keep reminding yourself that it's not permanent!
Know that low iodine food can taste good! Just because food is low iodine doesn't mean it has to be tasteless. When my husband was going through the low iodine diet for the first time, his diet was bland and boring. He didn't know about all the low iodine recipes that were available! The second and third time around were much easier after downloading a free low iodine diet cookbook from ThyCa and with these About.com recipes.
Enlist the help of cooking savvy friends if you need to. If you aren't much of a cook, ask friends and family who are to help you with a few dishes. Make a few days worth of meals and store in the refrigerator or freezer until ready to eat. The ThyCa cookbook mentioned above is a wonderful recipe resource for the low iodine diet. Some low iodine dieters also hire a chef to prepare their meals. It's less expensive than you think and your endocrinologist may be able to recommend one as the idea has become increasingly popular.
Plan meals thoroughly. It's easy to become tempted when you don't have a meal planned or snacks handy. Decide what low iodine recipes you are going to cook and create a grocery list of all the ingredients you'll need. Don't forget to include a list of snack foods that you can take on-the-go.
Print out a list of foods you can eat and keep it with you. A lot of low iodine dieters print out a list of prohibited foods, but I have found its much better to carry a list of foods you can eat on the diet. Seeing what you can't have often makes temptation greater. Scanning a list of what you can have gives you boundaries and options. Plus, its easy to forget what's allowed, especially for the first few days.


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Paul Archbold-Impacts and Fractures (written for the Kreutzer Quartet) Live Performance, London 2001. Kreutzer Quartet (Peter Sheppard Skaerved, Gordon Mackay, Bridget Carey, Neil Heyde)
April 16, 2012
Michael Finnissy, Kreutzer Quartet (Peter Sheppard Skaerved, Mihailo Trandafilovski, Morgan Goff, Neil Heyde) & Amanda Bayley in discussion and rehearsal. Filmed at an NMC salon event at Somerset House, London. 11th April 2012 Filmed and directed by Marius Skaerved
February 28, 2012
Niccolo Paganini-Unpublished Prelude 1838 From the Collection of Andrew McGee Instruments-Vuillaume Rolled Steel Bow, Violin-Stradivari 1698 World Premiere recording. PSS 2005 Engineer/producer-Jonathan Haskell (astounding sounds) Paganini was constantly searchingfor new bow makers. A letter written on Lake Como in January 1824, reports that he had tried a number of bows, presumably all from one maker, […]
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Jeremy Dale Roberts-Croquis 2 of these wonderful movements for String Trio, filmed by Colin Still (Optic Nerve), Sound by Jonathan Haskell (Astounding Sounds) at the South London Gallery. Peter Sheppard Skaerved-Violin, Morgan Goff-Viola, Neil Heyde-Cello
December 12, 2011
Volodmyr Rundchak-The Sounds of the Echoes (Film) Peter Sheppard Skaerved-Ky'iv 2000
December 11, 2011
Peter Sheppard works with Jim's material on the roof of the Core…. This is an unreleased recording of Jim Aitchison's response to Peter Randall-Page's astonishing piece for the Eden project. Jim Aitchison – 'Core' (Two outtakes…) Violin-PSS (Joachim 1698) Engineer-Jonathan Haskell (astounding sounds)
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TetraCichlid Floating Cichlid Sticks Fish Food
TetraCichlid Floating Cichlid Sticks provide medium to large, top-feeding cichlids the hearty diet and nutritional requirements they need. The sticks float on water for easy access.
- Highly digestible sticks
- Scientifically-developed protein rich food
- Enhances color, promotes vitality
- ProCare formula helps support fish's immune system
Fish Meal, Wheat Germ Meal, Dried Yeast, Wheat Starch, Wheat Gluten, Potato Protein, Corn Flour, Dehulled Soybean Meal, Soybean Oil, Algae Meal, L-Lysine Monohydrochloride, Monobasic Calcium Phosphate, Bentonite, Lecithin, Yeast Extract, Ascorbic Acid (Source of Vit. C), Inositol Niacin, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (Stabilized Vit. C), D-Calcium Pantothenate, A-Tocopherol-Acetate (Source of Vit. E), Riboflavin-5-Phosphate, Thiamine Mononitrate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Vitamin A Palminate (Source of Vit. A), Menadione Sodium Bisulfate Complex (Source of Vit. K.), Biotin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Cholecal-ciferol (Source of Vit. D3), Manganese Sulfate, Zinc Sulfate, Ferrous Sulfate, Cobalt, Acetate, Color Includes Beta-Carotene, Annatto Extract, Ethoxyquin as a preservative
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Crude Protein (min)...46.0%
Crude Fat (min) ...8.0%
Crude Fiber (max)...2.0%
Moisture (max)... 6.0%
Phosphorus (min)...1.7%
Vitamin A (min)...19,000 IU/KG
Vitamin D3 (min)... 1,600 IU/KG
Vitamin E (min)... 100 IU/KG
Biotin (min)...1 MG/KG
Ascorbic Acid (Vit. C) (min)...102 MG/KG
Omega-3 Fatty Acids (min)... 8,000 MG/KG
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A stunning selection of properties offering luxury accommodation in an area criss-crossed with stunning walks. Set around the old farm yard, these properties look out across far-reaching rural views with private gardens and the use of estate grounds stretching down to the river.
Set in the rolling countryside near Llandovery, surrounded by working farmland and accessible for great days out for all. Ideally situated for Llandeilo and within an hour of beaches to the South and West of Wales and edged by the Black Mountains, Brecon Beacons National Park and Cambrian Mountains. Walk the Waterfall Trail, visit the Big Pit or see the red kites being fed locally or simply relax in the stunning surroundings that the properties offer.
Amenities: ample parking, bed linen, towels, electric, central heating and logs included. All bedrooms have TV's. Heating is predominantly under-floor. Outside: each property has a private area of grounds and all benefit from the 104 acres of estate land to explore. 2 well-behaved dogs welcome. Location: beach of Aberaeron within an hours drive, pubs, cafes and restaurants in local town of Llandovery is 4 miles away or Llamdeilo is 14 miles. Arrival Time: 3.30pm
The accommodation was formerly the byre and stables providing comfortable accommodation with THREE bedrooms: 1 king-size bedroom, 1 double bedroom and 1 twin bedroom. Bathrooms: 1 bath and WC, 1 double shower and WC and 1 walk-in shower with WC. Lounge: with woodburner, TV and DVD. Kitchen/diner: the kitchen area is well-equipped with range cooker, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer. Outside: small paved patio and enclosed lawn area.
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Ships head for massive exercise with key allies
Thousands of Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Fleet Auxiliary personnel will leave Portsmouth on Monday for an annual deployment to the Mediterranean and Gulf region.
Cougar '13 will see elements of the UK's Response Force Task Group (RFTG) – the naval force formed under the 2010 Strategic Defence and Security Review – hone its world class maritime skills thousands of miles from home through exercises with a number of key allies.
Four Royal Navy warships, the Lead Commando Group from 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines and elements of Naval Air Squadrons will be supported by five vessels from the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
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This story by Tracy Fedkoe originally ran on Dec. 17, 2010. We're running it again this year in case you missed it!
With the holidays fast approaching and many things on our minds, it's often too easy to forget simple safety tips that could prevent a fire or accident in the home.
While the holidays are filled with beautiful decorations, warm fires, and plenty of wrapped presents, there is an increased risk of fire during this time. According to the National Fire Prevention Association, December and January have the highest rates of residential fires. The good news is that our communities seem to be a little below the norm.
"We haven't really seen an increase in fires during the holiday season over the past few years," said Bridgeville fire Chief Bill Chilleo, who has been with the department for more than 25 years. "Most fire safety is just common sense."
To maintain the trend of low fire occurrences in the area, here are a few tips recommended by the U.S. Fire Administration to help remind you that it only takes a few extra minutes to prevent fires during the holidays and throughout the year.
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- Christmas trees account for 250 fires annually, according to the NFPA. Live Christmas trees can be a huge fire risk if they dry out. If you have a live tree, make sure you water it daily and check the branches to make sure they're still bendable and the needles aren't falling off. According to a study by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, a dry Christmas tree can ignite in three seconds and spread the fire to an entire room within 40 seconds.
- When using lights, follow the manufacturer's recommendation on connecting them. When in doubt, don't connect more than three strands of lights on an extension cord. If you notice any signs of wear such as frayed cords, broken sockets or excessive kinking, it's time to replace them. "Lights are a lot safer now than they used to be," said Joe Wissel Jr., the chief for Heidelberg's fire department. Wisssel recommended LED lights for maximum safety. A set of 100 LED lights can be found for about $20 at most department stores.
- In addition to lights, many other holiday decorations are electric, so make sure you don't overload your outlets. Use power strips for one central shut off point so you don't accidentally leave lights on when you go to bed or leave the house.
- If you choose an artificial tree, make sure you get one that's flame retardant and select only non-flammable decorations as well.
- Never put tree branches or wrapping paper in a fireplace because it quickly can result in a very large fire. "It's also a good idea to have your furnace, fireplace and chimney checked once a year," Chilleo said. Before the holidays is the perfect time to do that because both will most likely be getting extended use beginning in December.
- Use extra caution with open flame candles during the holidays. With more guests in your house, make sure candles are placed in proper holders surrounding the flame and away from people, furniture and especially your Christmas tree. Battery-operated artificial candles are now readily available and provide the same holiday glow.
"With all of the holiday spending, everyone is trying to save a couple of dollars. Safety isn't the thing to skimp on," said Chilleo.
Lastly, make sure your family has a fire escape plan and each person knows how to exit the house and where to meet when they do. All it takes is a little extra effort to take the right steps to safety.


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A Chinese parable play following Moon Shadow as he journeys to America where he explores a new land, a new relationship with a father he didn't know and the diversity of two cultures. "DRAGONWINGS
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it is a potent argument for taking a breather from videotapes
" Washington Times. "Yep has created a funny, fast-moving, and ingeniously staged drama from his young reader's book about a Chinese-American aviator." San Francisco Bay Guardian.
Book/Item: DRAGONWINGSBook Type: DPSPrice: $9.00ISBN/Code: 978-0-8222-1326-0
FEE: $80 per performance.THE STORY: At the turn of the century, a young boy living in China with his mother, travels to San Francisco, California, "Land of the Golden Mountain," to be with his father, Windrider, a kite maker who immigrated there a few years earlier to take advantage of the West Coast's booming expansionism. Now a laundryman, Windrider hopes to save enough money to bring his entire family over to the United States, but as his son Moon Shadow discovers, Windrider's heart really lies in his dream of building a flying machine like that of the Wright brothers. Spurred on by the conviction that he was once a dragon in a former incarnation, Windrider tinkers in his makeshift workshop, building model after model of seemingly magical flying machines, much to the wonderment of Moon Shadow. Surviving in the western world, however, demands that more crucial lessons be learned. There are racists attacks by angry San Francisco natives who resent the ever-increasing presence of the Chinese; there are tensions between Moon Shadow and the father he hardly knows; and eventually, father and son will face the devastation of the 1906 earthquake which destroys their home and forces even more grueling trials upon them. Through it all, and with the help of two Americans who believe in them, Windrider and Moon Shadow do build their flying machine and forge a deeper relationship. The results of their labor, though, will ultimately force Windrider to make a courageous decision about his and his family's future in the West.


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This is an update to the Marie Warren story:
Lapeer County Prosecutor Byron Konschuh told TV5 that the man arrested in connection to Warren's death will not be arraigned on Thursday. The earliest that will happen is 9 a.m. on Friday.
TV5 will be in court and we'll update the story when the suspect is arraigned.
Marie Kenny had lost hope that the brutal murder of her grandmother would ever be solved.
"Not only have they passed away, but they passed away in a horrible way and it was very difficult for everybody," Kenny says as she holds back tears.
Her hopes for justice were restored Wednesday when she learned police finally had a suspect in custody.
But an arrest in the cold case came with a price: re-opening old wounds.
"Having somebody arrested brings all the details back and you kinda relive the murder over again, and the loss," Kenny says.
"I think about it everyday and I love my grandma," says Jason Brace.
On Oct. 1, 2006, Brace, Marie's brother, made the bloody discovery near the home he shared with his 86-year-old grandmother Marie Warren.
"I'm the one that walked in and found it the way it was and it was terrible and it's still in the back of my mind," Brace explains.
Initially, he was even looked at as a suspect.
"To have them accuse and accusations and everybody acting different to you," Brace says made the pain of his grandmother even worse.
Marie Warren was badly beaten and dumped into a ditch. It's a case that shocked that Lapeer County community.
But after nearly five years of dead ends in the case, one detective would not give up on finding the person responsible.
"Lieutenant Gary Parks, he would not take 'no' for answer," says Sheriff Ron Kalanquin. "He was very steadfast and very dogged."
Kalanquin won't say what exactly led investigators to the suspect. He will only point to the fact that DNA evidence gathered at the crime scene matched DNA for someone in the Department of Corrections Criminal DNA Registry.
"When you're convicted of a crime in Michigan, a felony crime, we take a swab of the inside of your cheek," Kalanquin explained.
And now, years after her murder, Marie Warren's family will have a chance to face the person investigators be live took her life.
TV5 asked whether they harbor any hate?
"For me, for healing, I don't need to do that, for me knowing that someone is going to be convicted is enough," says Marie Kenny.
"I think about the good memories of my grandma, I don't think about this stuff that happened, you can't, it's terrible," adds Jason Brace.
As for that suspect, Sheriff's officials will only say that he is 42-years old and is from Sandusky.
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A research study conducted by the University of Maryland charted the reactions of 1,000 students around the globe after they were asked to abstain from all forms of media for a day, Ars Technica reports.
The students reported signs of withdrawal from an addiction: distress, isolation, confusion and boredom. Kids from China and the U.S. presented the highest percentages of withdrawal. One girl from the U.S. said she was "itching like a crackhead."
Physicians and psychologists remain skeptical, but the findings of the study are indisputable. The feelings and behaviors the students in the study exhibited mirror those of drug addicts. Many students said that didn't just crave the information and the entertainment, but they actually desired the devices themselves.
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In case you hadn't already heard, it turns out UFC light heavyweights Jon Jones and Rashad Evans aren't very fond of each other. The former training partners' relationship started rapidly dissolving last year after Jones entertained the idea of facing then-teammate Evans in a way "Sugar" 'Shad didn't appreciate. Now, after countless clashes in the media and a handful of heated exchanges the talented 205ers will finally meet in a week at UFC 145.
However, before they settle their score inside the Octagon, divisional champ Jones and top contender Evans are set to link up today at 2:00 PM EST on a conference call with media where fireworks on the line are essentially guaranteed. As always, Five Ounces of Pain will be listening in throughout and reporting highlights/soundbytes as they unfold on the line.
Read below for a breakdown of action from today's call:
Jon Jones
- Says the lead up to the fight hasn't been as exhausting as the build to his bout with Quinton Jackson based on his integrity having been questioned (based on allegations of spying)
- Has no issue with anything he's said about Evans thus far
- Wouldn't be opposed to rekindling his friendship with Evans but he wants respect first
- Life hasn't changed much for him since winning the title
- Feels he's almost impossible to gameplan for based on how diverse his striking is, jokes that Greg Jackson told him they could send Evans tape of him training and it still wouldn't help him
- Doesn't regret his original comments about being open to fight Evans a year ago, bothered the media focused on all the negative things he said about Evans instead of the positive ones; would have said the same stuff to Evans' face
- Avoids getting caught up in drama relating to MMA and talks about the obvious emotional investment Evans has
- Will be sponsored by the UFC for his fight and in the future / Rumored to have an option out if a major athletic line like Nike comes calling
- Starts recounting a story that Evans disagrees with and cuts off / "You're in your mid-thirties and you're so rude, dude!"
- Isn't striving to be Muhammad Ali, just to be the best Jon Jones he can be
Rashad Evans
- Is tired of talking about Jones and Greg Jackson / "It's to the point where I just wanna fight."
- Recalls training with Jones as a positive experience, saying they had fun
- Has no regrets about anything he's said referring to Jones and that nothing has crossed the line / "I've spoken my heart."
- Doesn't ever see himself being best friends with Jones but doesn't imagine any bad blood after they settle their score
- Feels the only difference between this fight and other big bouts he's been in is the emotional aspect
- Thinks Jones' original interview was just the beginning of their problem and doesn't think anything would have changed with/without the comments / "Who cares about that interview? It's about what he said before and how he really feels. Jon never wanted to be teammates or like brothers."
- Won't bring someone like Jones into the Blackzillian camp to avoid situations similar to the one with Jones
- Said Jackson did what he wanted to do in terms of bringing in Jones in as a means of boosting his own status
- Doesn't feel he's reached his peak yet but is approaching it
- Not concerned about insight Jackson provides on him based on how little they actually worked together
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Partners for Stewardship:
We understand that in order to see a movement of God's Spirit it will take many of us working together for a common purpose. Here's a few of the ministries and organizations with whom we partner to see God's Kingdom come and His will be done in Akron and around the world as it is in heaven:
City Hope Akron: An Asset Based Community development (ABCD) non-profit in West Akron committed to "Connecting Neighbors…Working Together in Neighborhoods." Check out the website for more information: www.cityhopeakron.com
Rahab Ministries: A Ministry of Hope – RAHAB is a ministry devoted to rescuing and restoring women who are trafficked into prostitution in Akron, Ohio. We walk alongside them to a new life of freedom and healing through Jesus Christ: www.rahab-ministries.org
Angel Tree: Believes that no life is beyond the reach of God's power. Through partnership with the local church and other nonprofit organizations, we work together to meet the spiritual, physical, and personal needs of prisoners and their families, with the ultimate goal of seeing them restored to Christ, their families and their communities. http://www.prisonfellowship.org/programs/angel-tree/
Resurrection Orphans and Widow Service: Enabling Orphaned and Vulnerable Children as well as Widows (OVCWs) in Ethiopia become self-sufficient and contribute to the development of their societies through education and adequate care/support. Sponsor a child or widow here: http://www.rowsinternational.org/ or www.onechangedlife.org
International Justice Mission: International Justice Mission is a human rights agency that brings rescue to victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression. IJM lawyers, investigators and aftercare professionals work with local officials to secure immediate victim rescue and aftercare, to prosecute perpetrators and to ensure that public justice systems – police, courts and laws – effectively protect the poor. Become an IJM Freedom Partner or find out more here: http://www.ijm.org/content/freedom-partner
Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes: anglicandiocesegrlakes.org/
St. Luke's Ministries: "Making disciples who make disciples for Jesus by bringing people to new life in Jesus Christ and into loving communities." www.stlukesakron.com
The Landing at ACRC: Open Choice food pantry providing food for individuals and families in West Akron. More information here: http://www.akroncrc.com/
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In this initial phase, we are focusing our efforts in the Crestland Park Neighborhood of West Akron through three primary areas of development:
- Food – we believe every person should have access to life giving food. Right now, we are doing our part through the Crestland Park Community Garden and by serving at The Landing Open Choice Food Pantry (ACRC – 50 Marshall Ave, Akron).
- Housing and Land – our desire is to make home ownership possible and to convert empty plots of land into opportunities for growth (Crestland Park Community Garden; Rain Garden; Apiary)
- Education – we are committed to helping children have opportunities to become literate because literacy is the key to a good education. We do this through our summer "Sidewalk Stories" and we are in the process of partnering with local schools for tutoring 3rd graders to help them become reading proficient so that they can move on to 4th grade. Let us know if you'd be interested in helping out in one of these areas.


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This is the launch of the very first KP Cricket School.
The school is geared towards children aged between 11 and 15 (School years 7-11) who have played or aspire to play representative cricket at the highest level possible.
The content for the school is modular and is based on the way KP plays his cricket. Each individual will get the opportunity to train like KP, play like KP and uniquely learn from KP himself over a 2 week period.
To find out more about the content of the school, please click here.
Each child will benefit from full Adidas training clothing as well as all of their accommodation and food. Each day is likely to begin very early (some around 6am) and not finish until 9pm which will emulate a true professional cricketers lifestyle.
Kevin Pietersen will be coaching EVERY single player at the Cricket School on a one-on-one basis as well as delivering 12 of the modules - Simply a fantastic experience!!!
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Thousands in West Bloomfield Sunday said goodbye to summer and hello to the Jewish New Year at the annual Walk4Friendship event.
The seventh-annual fundraiser to benefit the Friendship Circle featured up to and beyond 5,000 people — many as a part of organized efforts which had been working for months — marching from to the , in either a 5K or one-mile walk.
Friendship Circle founder Bassie Shemtov said that Walk4Friendship exceeded previous participation records and financial benchmarks. Prior to the Walk Sunday, teams had raised close to $450,000 to benefit programs and activities at Friendship Circle.
Despite threats of storms and rain, a family carnival at the JCC afterward stayed dry. With various local television stations assigning trucks to the event, the event obviously marked an opportunity for participants, volunteers, and organizers involved with Friendship Circle to bring its good cause out for the public to see.
"It just warms my heart to see the community come together for a common cause and to see so many familiar faces," said Rebecca Hayman of West Bloomfield, a former volunteer with the organization, which started in 1994.
"It's an important cause and it's important to have our children involved."
According to organizers, the event raises one-third of the Friendship Circle operating budget.
Friendship Circle is a non-profit organization that provides programs and support to the families of individuals with special needs. For more information, visit its website.


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Thailand Slammers ink Christien Charles
"Chang Thailand Slammers (ASEAN League) signed 32-year old American power forward Christien Charles (216-102kg-81, college: Villanova). He just played at Chicago Steam (ABA) in the U.S.. The last season Charles played at Al Ahli (Premier League) in Saudi Arabian Premier League. He helped them to make it to the semifinals."


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iPad Mini as laptop replacement
So I recently went into an Apple Store with the intention of upgrading my first gen iPad with an iPad 4. I walked out with an iPad mini.
I had been using my original iPad as my primary computer for a long time, but it was getting very slow, and wasn't upgradable to iOS 6. I was very excited to move to a Retina Display iPad, but once I held the iPad mini in the store, I was swayed by the weight and feel of it.
Like a lot of people, I don't have huge requirements for a computer or tablet. I want to read, write, browse the web, and play casual games. After less than a week of using the mini, I think it will be fully sufficient for 90% or more of my computing needs. I write using a combination of iA Writer, Byword, Day One, Pages & Evernote, all of which work very well on the mini. And despite the lack of Retina, the reading experiences in Flipboard and the Kindle app are wonderful. For reading and general use, the comfort in the hand outweighs the lower display quality. Chrome and Safari both work well, and most of the games I play aren't graphics intensive and render well. (I have noticed some graphics in Newsstand (like in the recent Wired issue) look sub-par, by that is rare.
What really sold me on the mini was the typing experience. I know a lot of people have said they don't enjoy typing on iPads, especially minis, but I do. I have become a good touch typist, and after testing out typing in the Apple Store, I soon found I can type quickly and comfortably in landscape mode on the mini. What's more, I can also type in portrait orientation while holding the tablet without getting fatigued--something I could never do with a full sized iPad. (I've written this whole post thumb-typing in portait, while laying on my stomach and holding the iPad in my hands.)
Although it isn't the most powerful machine, I think it may be a more intimate one. There's little barrier to using it: use it standing, use it sitting, use it laying down--it's light enough for the situation to be inconsequential. Sure, it can't do everything, but it can do the few things I want very well. That sort of limitation can be a powerful and edifying form of restraint for a person like me, who is obsessed with new tech. It's a type of device that encourages use in nearly any situation because it is so small and portable.
I can read, I can browse. Most importantly, I can write. I know I'm in the honeymoon phase with this device, and all it is is a device; I know my own discipline will be what determines how I use it. But the design of the iPad mini fits my needs and wants very well. It's the closest thing to the ideal tablet I've had in my mind ever since the 2002 Tablet PC Bill Gates keynote. And that's pretty amazing.
Has anyone else had similar experiences? Are you using an iPad or iPad mini in similar ways?


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Hands-on review of 2003 cult classic Steel Battalion using Google Glass
I've been using Google Glass for video blogging lately. I figured that it is a good way to deliver first person experiences of things that are uncommon. Steel Battalion is a game that many revere, but few have actually played. It is for the original Xbox, and finding the original game together with its gigantic joystick is pretty difficult. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlapzGI4rlY In this video, I go through the tutorial and the first mission. (expand)


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Wednesday's 60-second rant: Head coaches not only ones to blame
Everyone is ready to can the head coach when problems arise. But what about some of the assistants, like Eagles OL coach Howard Mudd?
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos stay in command
The Broncos are cruising, the Chargers fell in another mistake-laden loss, and the undermanned Raiders were crushed by the Ravens.
Buccaneers win third straight as turnovers doom Chargers
Josh Freeman threw two touchdown passes and the surging Buccaneers beat the Chargers 34-24 for their third straight win Sunday.
Bucs-Chargers blacked out in Tampa
The Buccaneers announced Thursday that their Week 10 game against the Chargers will be blacked out. The game will not be televised locally.
WR Alexander a quick fit in Chargers offense
Chargers WR Danario Alexander impressed last Thursday night and could stay in the rotation when Robert Meachem and Eddie Royal return.
NFL clears Chargers in 'stickum' investigation
The NFL will not punish the Chargers for their alleged use of a "grip-enhancing towel" in their Oct. 15 game vs. the Broncos.
Former NFL WR David Boston guilty of battery
Former NFL WR David Boston could face nearly three years in prison for punching a woman last year.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos keep winning, Chiefs plummeting
Week Nine in the AFC West was a microcosm of what we've seen from the division most of the season, with the Broncos staying ahead of the pack.
Friday's 60-second rant: Rivers is the lost QB from 2004 draft
Philip Rivers and the Chargers have tumbled steadily out of relevance in the AFC, and it's hard not to blame the QB for San Diego's woes.
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Second-year DE Corey Liuget has been a big reason why the Chargers' young group up front is one of the best in the league vs. the run.
Norv's Bolts beat staggering Chiefs
Philip Rivers completed 18-of-20 passes for 220 yards and two TDs to lead the Chargers past the reeling Chiefs, 31-13.
Chargers release PK Kaeding from I.R.
Chargers PK Nate Kaeding passed his physical and was released on Tuesday.
Chiefs QB Cassel to start Thursday night
Chiefs QB Matt Cassel will return to the starting lineup in Thursday night's game against the Chargers.
Chargers need corporate help to lift blackout
Several corporate sponsors stepped up to help save the Chargers the embarrassment of having Thursday night's game vs. the Chiefs blacked out.
Chargers place WR Goodman on I.R.
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Gates finished with three catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in a win against the Chiefs Thursday night.||||||| It was only Gates' second game this season with a touchdown. He scored in six games a year ago. Gates caught a 14-yard yard scoring pass from Philip Rivers on the game's opening drive to snap a streak of six straight quarters without a touchdown.
Gates had six catches for 81 yards and two scores Monday in a 35-24 loss to Denver.||||||| Gates' receptions, yards and TDs were all season highs.
Gates also was active for the Chargers against the Atlanta Falcons in a matchup of undefeated teams.||||||| Gates was inactive last week after hurting his ribs in the opener at Oakland.
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Friday, 14th September 2012
Gibraltar plans Neanderthal themed park
by Alice Mascarenhas
EARLY MAN THEME Heritage Minister Steven Linares at the centre of the large group of international and local speakers at this year's Calpe Conference.
Gibraltar Government is actively discussing plans with Museum Director Professor Clive Finlayson to create and develop a Neanderthal themed park on the Rock and how to integrate the world class heritage site concept within it.
Speaking on the Government plans for the study, conservation and interpretation of the importance of the heritage is stored in Gibraltar's caves, at the opening of The Calpe Conference 2012, Heritage Minister Steven Linares yesterday stated there were a number of exciting options that would be discovered between now and the end of the year to bid departmentally for government funds to make this a reality. The deadline, he told the delegates at the 16th edition of Calpe, was January 2015 given that the UK Government had recently announced they would be putting forward the Gorham's Cave Complex to UNESCO for formal recognition as a world heritage site.
"We are thrilled with the news because the process of nomination is highly competitive from the start and we have had to work very hard to achieve this early slot. I have no doubt that the important work that has been carried out in the last 20 years, started and supported by the GSLP Government when we were last in Government, has been a major contributory factor in this decision."
This was now, said the Minister, an exciting time for Gibraltar especially for those interested in the subject and "our own pre-historic ancestry".
Having visited the caves this summer Mr Linares acknowledged the potential which existed within Gorham's Cave and its sister cave Vanguard "which I am told probably has even more than Gorham's".
There was still further intense work needed to prepare for the bid over the next three years, he acknowledged, but this would not just involve the preparation of nomination, dossier, legislation and management plan because in parallel they would be working hard to establish the theme park.
Although he would not be pushed on saying too much on the subject because of the discussions in hand he did however confirm the Gorham's Cave Complex would be at the heart of it.
The Minster revealed however that this theme would be carried through to next year's Calpe conference which would focus on caves and would be jointly organised by the Gibraltar Museum and GONHS. Gibraltar already has 200 caves registered, he stated, an amazing number with nine of them having produced evidence on Neanderthal activity. This, further commented Mr Linares, must make Gibraltar the place with the highest density on Neanderthal activity in the world. In 2014 Calpe will concentrate on world heritage and by 2015 there will be a return to the three year cycle on human development.
Meanwhile this year's conference has once again brought together some eminent figures in the world of science. The series of topics surrounding the theme 'The Human Niche: Ecology, Behaviour and Culture in the Genus Homo' will continue to be debated today and tomorrow at the John Mackintosh Hall. Professor Finlayson again describes this as a landmark conference, and one in which he hoped the current human evolution paradigm would be replaced by a new approach, one that would place ecology in the forefront.
Jacque Blondel, the opening speaker yesterday morning, is no stranger to Gibraltar. On his fourth visit from the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in Montpellier in France he believes Calpe 2012 should be the starting point of a very important reminder of the place of humans in evolution and should further contribute to the link between humans and non-humans.
"The Calpe conferences," he says are well known and even though small in number, very well understood in Europe and making them important.
"The last one I attended in 2010 was well reviewed and covered in scientific magazines," he recalled.
Christoph Zollikofer from the University of Zurich, another of the speakers, said he had attended all the conferences on human evolution since 1998.
"Gibraltar has been a hot spot for science. There are many interesting things going on with new sites, new evidence, etc. As important as answering scientific questions is meeting new and old friends from all over the world."
From Harvard University Richard Wrangham, who is in Gibraltar for the first time, stated that the Calpe Conference was a reasonably well known marker on human evolution.
"It is remarkable that although we know a lot about the detail of the anatomical changes that went on during the last two million years we still are quite uncertain about exactly what biological role humans have played and why some very strange things have happened. For long periods of time humans were almost extinct, we need to know why, why there were so many different kinds of humans and at different times and places? These are still amazingly unknown questions. So it is great to have a group of specialists to be able to try and grapple with them," he said.
Local residents can register and attend the conference free of charge. Today and tomorrow the morning sessions start at 9am and the afternoon sessions at 3pm. Delegates are welcome to stay all day or just attend the sections they are most interested in.


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Stuart Appleby takes a look at the Platypus Speedball Cricket Ball – a funky new piece of kit that allows you to measure the speed of your own bowling.
Whether you're a club cricketer, pub cricketer or casual cricketer, playing with or against a genuine quick bowler often begs the question: just how fast are they actually bowling?
Likewise many of us would like to know how our own bowling speeds match up to England stars like James Anderson and Graeme Swann. Now, with the Platypus Speedball Cricket Ball (SSP £34.99), those questions can be answered.
The innovative, bright-orange Platypus (with a full bowling seam) has a plastic covering, similar to that of an Incrediball, but also feels deceptively familiar to a traditional English cricket ball in and out of the hand at the point of release. And then there's its main attraction: it measures your own bowling speed.
It might not quite be the match of Hawk-Eye's widely renowned speed recording camera systems, but it does the job and delivers reliable results when used in accordance with some simplistic instructions. To ensure the ball records an accurate speed the bowler must first decide what length they wish to bowl and use the small visual display screen (inbuilt electronic ball sensor) to set the measurement.
Once this quick set-up is complete, simply grip the ball and bowl. The sensor then displays your bowling speed in kilometres per hour, but only after you pitch the ball in the desired area. It's also important to note that the ball should never be used with a cricket bat.
As far as training devices go the Platypus is a more than useful and durable option, whether you're looking to use the ball to monitor bowling speed progression through the course of a summer or practise pitching the ball in disciplined areas. In short, it's a versatile, modern training tool that will add an extra facet to your practice.
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Saturday of Thanksgivng weekend marks the final Grade 1 races in New York as Aqueduct hosted 4 graded stakes as part of their "Heineken Holidayfest" card, highlighted by the $350,000 Cigar Mile Handicap (G1) for older horses going 1 mile around 1 turn. Just 6,363 fans were on hand under cloudy skies and temperatures in the high 40's. Just five went to post in the main event with filly Groupie Doll sent off as the even-money favorite, off a 5 race winning streak including the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1). In to challenge her included 5-2 second choice Stay Thirsty, second in the Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1), and 5-1 third choice Coil, seventh in the Breeders' Cup Sprint.
Buffum battled for the lead with Coil down the backstretch and around the turn through fractions of 23.80, 47.04, and 1:11.11, while stalked by Groupie Doll third. Groupie Doll gained a short lead at the 1/8 pole, but Stay Thirsty, fourth early, moved up to challenge her setting up a duel to the line. Stay Thirsty prevailed by a nose in 1:35.47 over the fast main track. It was another 2 lengths back to Coil third.
It was the final career start for Stay Thirsty who skipped the Breeders' Cup due to owner Mike Repole's boycott of the event. Stay Thirsty finished his career with 5 wins, 5 seconds, and 1 third in 17 starts with total earnings of $1,936,000. The dark bay or brown son of 2006 Champion Three-Year-Old Male Bernardini will stand at Ashford Stud in Kentucky for an initial fee of $17,500.
Previous winners of the Cigar Mile
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Two die after car falls from bridge in Cumbria
Two people have died after the car they were in left the road and fell from a bridge in Cumbria.
Emergency services were called to Hoff Beck, near Appleby yesterday afternoon (Saturday 30 June) where they found the car upside down.
The man and woman, who have not been named, were declared dead at the scene.


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Seventeen years ago, Bill Clinton was halfway through his first term in the White House, Boyz II Men were on top of the pop charts, 'Forrest Gump' and 'Pulp Fiction' were the big movies at the box office and Beanie Babies were on the cusp of becoming a phenomenon.
That year, 1994, was also the last time the Kansas City Chiefs won a playoff game.
A week after defeating the Pittsburg Steelers 27-24 at Arrowhead in overtime in the AFC Wild Card game, the Chiefs, led by QB Joe Montana and RB Marcus Allen along with LB Derrick Thomas and DE Neil Smith, beat the Houston Oilers in Houston 28-20 on January 16, 1994, to advance to the AFC Championship Game against the Buffalo Bills.
The game was so long ago, the Houston Oilers don't even exist anymore. The team moved to Tennessee in 1997 to become the Titans.
For many Chiefs fans, the memories of 1994 are fuzzy at best.
"I don't even remember where I was at in '94," said Chiefs fan Bob Ingram.
The Chiefs are currently riding a six-game playoff losing streak, dating back to that AFC Championship Game against the Bills, which they lost on a bitterly-cold day in Buffalo 30-13. The streak is so long that one more loss would set an NFL record for post-season futility - the team is currently tied with six other teams for the dubious mark.
But many Chiefs fans have at least some faint memories about that last win in the Houston Astrodome against Warren Moon and the Houston Oilers.
"I remember we tore them apart," said Chiefs fan John Jacobs. "And we probably had a few sacks by Dan Saleaumua, Derrick Thomas and Neil Smith. I remember the defense honestly. That's all I remember was the defense."
For the record, Albert Lewis, Joe Phillips, Bennie Thompson and Derrick Thomas each recorded two sacks in the game against the Oilers, while Neil Smith had one.
But while the names, music, movies and president may make some people feel old, for many Chiefs fans it's just a reminder that the team may be due for some post-season success. One Chiefs fan, when asked of his memories, summed up the year 1994 succinctly.
"Only that we won," he said.


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Welcome to the thirty-fifth Can They Score podcast. During our first episode of the summer, Jonas, Jonathan, Steven and I give our comprehensive reaction to the news that Shinji Kagawa is to join United, subject to a work permit and medical, this summer before moving on to preview the European Championship which starts tomorrow in Ukraine and Poland.
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Intercollegiate Athletics at AACC
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Mission Statement
AACC is home to a vibrant and competitive intercollegiate athletics program. As a member of the Maryland Junior College Athletic Association (MD JUCO) and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), AACC encourages and promotes outstanding athletic programs, sportsmanship, challenging academics and the opportunity for student athletes to transfer into four-year institutions.
Goals for Our Student-athletes
1. Student Achievement and Success through Athletics
2. Community Engagement and Enrichment
3. Encouragement of Effective Teamwork and Leadership
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In order to be eligible to participate in intercollegiate athletics, a student shall meet the minimum requirements of the National Junior College Athletic Association and Anne Arundel Community College.
There is a meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2014 at 4 p.m. in Gym 105 for all students who are interested in playing men's lacrosse. For information please contact Coach Jason Grace at email@example.com.
Interested in intercollegiate athletics at AACC? Call the AACC Athletics Office at 410-777-2300. We love hearing from our former student-athletes too!
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Just moved to the area and was looking for a place to buy some quality brews when I found this place. They have a great selection, from Belgian and German beers to east and west coast micro brews. The guys that work there are super friendly and knowledgable. These guys love beer. I picked up a six pack of Sam Ads Double Agent IPL, a bottle of Delerium Noel, and a bottle of Long Trails Centennial Red.
They also have a good selection of whiskey.
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Great beer selection for the area that it is in. I am in the navy and stationed at NAS Patuxant River, which is a couple miles down the road from this place. The employees are very helpfull. They love talking beer and helping you out. Also a good wine selection.
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Just found this little gem a few weekends ago. Another small "mom and pop" establishment right around the corner from McKay's.
The arrangement of the store is a bit odd, but if you poke around long enough, you'll find plenty to choose from in terms of beer. A nice display of Stone and Merchant du Vin brews. Everything from Abita to Brooklyn to Anchor to Weyerbacher grace the selection. Display of Oskar Blues and BeerNuts upfront. Good selection of Dogfish Head and harder-to-find selections (e.g., My Anotonia for $7.99). Nugget Nectar and Southern Tier bombers galore. Nice imports -- some things I've never seen before. Of course the cold case is also stocked with the usual suspects, but there is more good stuff than the other.
Prices are fair, especially for the area. And, if you know what you want, they do have a drive-thru window. Several people used this while I was poking around and the guys running the store seemed efficient with this service.
The guys running the place were engaging, and I talked with one of them about the good "go-to" imperial stouts on the market, several of which they had (Rasputin, Weyerbacher, Brooklyn, Ten Fidy, etc.).
In addition to having a very good beer selection for the area, they carry a decent selection of wine and some hard-to-find spirits and liqueurs. I talked to one of the clerks in a previous visit and he said they cater to the military folks of the area. Many of the military people travel and return with special requests; they do their best to always accommodate said requests.
I'm in the Lexington Park area temporarily to complete a job contract and will frequent these folks often.
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This comforter is like sleeping in a cloud. It took a couple of days to fluff up as down comforters will, but is very soft and really comfortable. Received it in about a week and it didn't smell funny or anything like that. The material isn't very soft, it's almost a canvas feel, but if you have it in a duvet cover, it's just fine and feels very durable.I'm always cold and this comforter keeps me nice and warm at night, but seems to be on the warm side for my husband, who's always hot. I look forward to having this for a long time to come.
I ordered this "COMFORTER" because of the description and picture. I just opened the box to wrap the gift for my brother for christmas and its barely a blanket. I thought it was vacuum sealed because the box was smaller. Its no thicker than a bedspread. Its going back. NOT AS PICTURED! Misleading!!!
this down comforter is missing but a couple feathers of down in many of the squares in the middle, where the majority of the insulation is needed. i didn't feel like returning it so we're using it for my daughter, but I would never buy it again and would not recommend it to anyone else. i may fold it in half and sew it in place to make a toddler down comforter -- then it may have enough insulation to keep a small body warm.
I want to say thank you!! Its one great comforter its light, but cozy comfy warm. Great for cold nights but wonderful in ever other season For only $****, its worth the money! Rett
I have been using the comforter for a couple of weeks inside a duvet cover and love it. It is just the right weight - not too heavy, not too light.
It's ok overall. It was cheap; therefore, I can't expect too much on the quality of it!!
I'm so glad I purchased this featherbed! I live in Florida and have purchased several, top of the line, expensive feather beds in the past and had to take them right off the bed because they were just too hot and heavy. This one is perfect! When I initially unpacked it, I did panic a little because it looked too thin and flimsy but once I fluffed it up, it was great. I've had mine for about 6 months now and the quality has held up nicely. I plan to purchase a second one in the near future.
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I had a twin down comforter that I purchased many years ago for over a hundred dollars. My children would argue over it so I wanted to get another one. This was a cheap way to solve the problem and I didn't expect much from it. As soon as it arrived I opened it outside- fluffed it out and let it air out for the day. It was ready to use that night (without any chemical smell) and it is difficult to tell the difference between my original comforter and this one.
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Welcome to Tweet Repeat, your daily dose of the best celeb anecdotes found on Twitter. We've scoured the site looking for the funniest, weirdest, goofiest, deepest, craziest, sweetest, most intriguing thoughts of the day, from the most intriguing people on the internet. See what Chrissy Teigen, Ricky Gervais, LeAnn Rimes, Kevin McHale and more were up to in the Twittersphere today.
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Catching up with my old friend @ToriAndDean on family, friends & her new book @onwithmario !
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Mario Lopez (@MarioLopezExtra) November 06, 2013
Been on a small speck of land for weeks now. So gorgeous but missing my animals and ramen and tacos and lasagna and husband in that order.—
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The idea came to my head and I decided to roll with it. I'd do fanposts that describe a famous moment in Chelsea Football Club history. I'll start with it today and if you guys like it and would like to see more done, I'll keep going. So here is a famous moment in the history of Chelsea Football Club that happened on April 23.
Chelsea win their first league title on April 23, 1955.
Going way back for this one but it is an iconic moment in the club's history. The club had reached the FA Cup Final in 1915 before being in the Second Division for much of the 1920's. While the club would spend a hefty amount of high profile players the performance rarely matched the talent and the club continued to struggle throughout the 1930's. The club would continue to be stuck in fighting to stave off relegation before Ted Drake took over in 1952. Then it all kicked on.
A team including goalkeeper Charlie "Chic" Thomson, amateurs Derek Saunders and Jim Lewis, Central Midfielder Johnny "Jock" McNichol, wingers Eric "Rabbit" Parsons and Frank Blunstone, defender Peter Sillett and future England manager Ron Greenwood at centre back, as well as experienced club members, right back Ken Armstrong, left-back Stan Willemse and experienced defender John Harris. The only star might have been Chelsea legend and leading goalscorer and captain that campaign, Roy Bentley would go on to win the title. After being 12th in November a brilliant run losing only 3 in 25 set them up for that date on April 23, 1955.
On that date, Chelsea clinched the title. In front of a crowd of 51, 421 the Blues defeated Sheffield Wednesday 3-0. Peter Sillett scored his 3rd penalty in 5 games, and Eric Parsons added a further two goals his 10 and 11th of the campaign and the rout was sealed. 3 goals, 3 points, and a first league title. Truly one of the great days in Chelsea history.
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Quoting Chris32:" Hi I'm due identical twins in April and i have 2 boys aswell. I'm very excited but a bit nervous too. I have my next scan in 9 days so i would love to find out the sex. How are you all keeping?"
I have my next ultrasound next week! We went to a 4D place and they say they are two boys which is pretty great since I have a boy already and LOVE little boys lol Are you hoping for a girl this time around?
Quoting simpsons:" Hi Josie congratulations, I'm expecting identical twins and I'm due on the 3rd of April although bubbas are now measuring a week bigger, it's sooo exciting as this is my first pregnancy!!!"
OMG that is so crazy!! I would have freaked if my first pregnancy was twins lol Have you found out if they are boys or girls yet? How are you feeling? I am so darn tired all the time and hungry too lol
I'm feeling great thanks Josie been very lucky not to have any sickness! What about you? I'm also type 1 diabetic so have to be very tight with sugar control but yes I am hungry all the time esp in the evenings! Had 20 week scan last week and we decided not to find out what we are having keep it a surprise, thankfully everything ok but they were very active so took ages! I am being took in between 6th - 13th of march for section because of diabetes have they told you any dates yet? Hope your keeping well xx
I feel like im having the complete opposite feeling! Im full within a couple bite, so full that my stomach hurts and I can not think about food for hours! I get too full to eat just by drinking to much of something. Unfortunately this is making think I'm not eating enough.
I'm due on the 17th of April with fraternal twins...I still don't know what I'm having but I hope it's a boy and a girl :D
Quoting Josie Abril:" Hi all I am just looking to find a buddy that is also due in April with twins. Some one to just chit chat with and such. :D"
I'm due April 10th with a baby girl. Our first baby. Her name is going to be Daphne Lynn.


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I had the opportunity to go to the game tonight and I have to admit I had a good time. Here are a few thoughts:
- This was the first Wizards game I've been to in about 6 or 7 years (been in college) and I noticed a lot of changes, overall the atmosphere was much more fan-friendly than the Pollin-days
- Food is ridiculous and not worth the price, and $4 for a bottle of iced tea, really?
- Loved the Chipotle blimp that threw out the gift cards
- The skits during the timeouts were much more engaging and entertaining than I remembered them. You can tell they really are putting better effort in the fan experience
The game:
- Dwight got a lot of cheers. He got cheered more than some Wizards.
- Blatche was making people mad. The guy that was sitting next to me and my brother HATED Blatche with a passion. There was little bits of boos through out the game for him.
- Gilbert was getting cheered/booed 60/40. I was surprised because there were more boos than I expected. It was noticeable boos.
- JJ Redick was getting booed a ridiculous amount. People hate him here.
- The officials were awful!!! The block that Wall had on Arenas was all ball and the fans were mad, but when he got that phantom foul on Arenas that caused him to get the T, you can tell that everyone thought the game was over. I have no problem with them calling it light or tight, but the Wizards were not getting anything on the other end. The inconsistency was frustrating. Those calls took them out of the game mentally.
- Booker's dunk over Earl Clark, brought every one off their feet for a good minute. People went crazy. Definitely a highlight dunk.
- Hinrich was the best Wizard tonight. Kept them in it longer than they should have been.
Despite the lost, I had a fun time. I love the changes they have made. They are really doing a good job of making the game exciting and I think once this team starts winning, this will be a hot ticket in this area.