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Earthquake Preparedness
Natural disasters may occur at any time and place in Japan. Typhoons hit from Mid August until the end of September, Volcanic activity and Earthquakes could happen all year round. They may occur in rural as well as densely populated areas. Floods come together with typhoons, fire and tsunamis together with earthquakes or volcanic activities. While typhoons and volcanic eruptions can often be predicted, thus allowing the authorities to take adequate preventive measures, earthquakes will hit without prior warning.
It is not possible to obtain 100% protection from such disasters while living in Japan, however you can prepare yourself and thus lessen the danger for you and your family. The present information sheet intends to provide some tips you might want to consider in drawing up a personal reaction plan in case of an earthquake.
- Your home should be built according or superior to the standards set in 1981.
- Secure your furniture to the wall by using special devices to prevent them from toppling over (available at "Tokyu Hands" or similar stores)
- Don't place any heavy items from the top of shelves and cupboards
- Make sure you know where to switch off the gas supply of your apartment
- Know the emergency exits in your building and make sure they are not obstructed in any way
- Stock up at least 3 days of food and water supply
- Prepare an escape bag with radio, flash lights, spare batteries, solid fuel for a cooker, candles, toilet articles, a set of underwear, money (including coins) and ID documents.
- Make certain everyone, including children, knows where to meet after an earthquake, Parents will want to consult school officials for special guidelines in this regard
- Evacuation: Evacuations must be carried out when fires are spreading or buildings are in danger of being destroyed by landslides, etc. City police and fire authorities will issue evacuation advice. Just in case you must evacuate from your office or apartment building, take a walking pre-survey of the designated place of evacuation nearest your home and office. Also be familiar with the location of the ward office and the telephone number of the Disaster Relief Headquarters for your ward.
- The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has maps of evacuation points. Your landlord or the ward office can provide you with detailed information.
- Remember: Even if you are not asked to evacuate, the evacuation points will have fresh water, food and medical supplies.
Inside a building:
- Never use an elevator during or immediately after an earthquake
- Stay away from objects which may easily fall or break
- Find shelter under a table or some other solid object
- Cover your head
- Turn off the gas
- Open all doors as soon as possible in order to have a free escape route
- Watch for falling objects and keep away from narrow alleys
- Try to hide behind a stone or a concrete wall. This may protect you from flying glass
- Walk in the middle of the road and observe the houses; watch out for falling power lines
- If you notice a fire, check the wind direction, then walk in the opposite direction
While driving a car:
- Stop your car on the left side of the road (the centre lane must stay available for emergency vehicles)
- Leave the key in the car and do not lock the doors
- Walk to the nearest evacuation site
The Japanese Government will be responsible for assisting foreigners immediately after a major earthquake.
Telephone services will be severely overloaded and the Japanese Government will restrict phone use to priority users. The Swiss Embassy has been assigned 2 dedicated priority lines and will quickly try to ascertain the welfare and whereabouts of all Swiss citizens. Swiss citizens should cooperate with Japanese authorities at evacuation sites and clearly identify themselves as Swiss. Those connected with larger organizations such as companies, schools or church groups should try to let these organizations know of their well-being and whereabouts if possible.
The Swiss Embassy will be in touch with the Japanese Government and other organizations to attempt to identify as many Swiss citizens as possible and determine their well-being.
Beside the use of the Embassy's priority phone lines, the use of the NTT disaster message telephone service 171 is strongly recommended.
<Using disaster message telephone service 171>
During an earthquake, volcanic eruption, or any other kind of major disaster, communication attempts to the affected area dramatically increase and it becomes difficult to make a connection. In order to minimize telephone use, NTT East introduced a voice message board service that uses the number 171. This service allows the users to leave a voice message that their relatives and friends can easily retrieve.
To learn how to use this service, on the 1st and the 15th (00:00 - 24:00) of every month you have the possibility to record as well as retrieve your own message. Try it out, it might be very useful in case of a real natural disaster.
For more details, please visit NTT East
Most importantly, the Swiss Embassy in Tokyo will forward as much information as possible about the situation as well as the status of Swiss citizens to the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, who will contact relatives in Switzerland and answer their inquiries.
General phone: (03) 5449 8400
Priority phone lines: (03) 3473 1259 **
(03) 3473 8385 **
** activated on emergency
Emergency mobile phone: 090 3510 9025
E-mail: email@example.com
Helpline FDFA in Berne: +41 800 24 7 365
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Emergency number FDFA in Berne: +41 31 323 30 99
The Japanese local governments have published various information brochures in regard to earthquake. Many of these publications have been translated into English and are available free of charge.
For copies please get in touch with the organizations listed below.
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Bureau of General Affairs
The Disaster Prevention Division
phone (03) 5388 2453
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
- Your ward office
- Your local fire or police station
- Or the consular section of the Swiss Embassy
Swiss Embassy Tokyo
Please provide the Swiss Embassy with a contact address (in Switzerland) in case of an emergency and notify the Embassy immediately whenever:
- Newly arriving in Japan
- Changing your address
- Changing your phone numbers (including mobile phone)
- Changing your e-mail address
- Changing employer/employment/school etc.
- Permanently departing from Japan
An online data collection form is available for Swiss travelers and short-term residents:
Data collection form for Swiss nationals in Japan - Online form (de, fr, it)
This consular information sheet is provided as a courtesy to Swiss citizens and the Swiss Embassy takes no responsibility for its content.


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Beauty in abundance
Highlights from the print collection of the Van Gogh Museum
The exhibition will show approximately 100 prints from the permanent collection, by artists including Bonnard, Gauguin, and Toulouse-Lautrec. This exhibition marks the publication of the first major study of the museum's print collection, Printmaking in Paris. The rage for prints at the fin de siècle.
In the years 1890 to 1905, Paris was swept by a craze for prints. Almost all French artists of the time experimented with lithography, etching, or woodcuts as an artistic medium. Marvellous and often colourful works of art were the result. The Van Gogh Museum holds a significant collection of more than 1,300 prints that illustrate the printmaking of this period in its full glory.
Masterpieces on paper
The exhibition and the book will display the highlights of this print collection. Artists like Bonnard, Vuillard, Denis, Steinlen, and Toulouse-Lautrec will be represented by limited-edition prints, as well as mass-produced illustrated theatrical programmes, sheet music, books and their world-famous posters.
These masterpieces on paper have rarely been exhibited in the past, on account of their fragility, and have never before been described in such detail. The book and the exhibition offer a unique opportunity to discover these hidden treasures.
Research project
Since the year 2000, when the Van Gogh Museum acquired a major print collection, it has actively acquired fin de siècle prints. At the same time, this collection is the subject of intensive ongoing research. The book Prints in Paris and the exhibition Beauty in abundance are the first two tangible results of this multi-year research project.
The richly illustrated book Printmaking in Paris. The rage for prints at the fin de siècle contains a fine representative selection from the print collection. Four essays sketch the context for the printmaking craze. The book includes a detailed exposition of the major participants, graphic techniques, and forms of publication.
By Fleur Roos Rosa de Carvalho and Marije Vellekoop.
180 pages, 165 illustrations, English and Dutch, softcover, € 24.95.
Guided tours (English spoken)
Every Thursday 2 pm - 2:45 pm and every Friday night 7 pm - 7:45 pm.
Please register at the information desk in the central hall.
The first guided tour is on Friday night, 3 February
Sunday lecture (Dutch spoken)
5 February 2012, 14.00
'Prints in Paris: The fin de siècle rage'
by Fleur Roos Rosa de Carvalho, researcher, Van Gogh Museum

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Hi all,
If you haven't read my previous post, you'll see that I'm sick and tired of Spade and his talk of having to play NHL 09. So I've put in an effort to try and get him NHL 11 when it comes out. That will give us roughly 6 months to raise about $60-$65.
I'm looking for donations of $1 (more is always welcome, but I'm going to keep my expectations low) from the faithful BoC readers to help us achieve this goal. Send your money via PayPal to woo_derek[at]yahoo.com. I'll be posting status updates with screen shot images so you can follow along. They'll typically get posted when any kinds of funds are received.
As you can see, we currently have a roaring balance of $0.00. I've already started by making a transfer of $1, although that'll take anywhere from 3-5 business days to show up.
I'm really looking forward to a good turnout here and am hoping to help out one of the most active participants on the BoC (and to get him to shut up about how he still only has NHL 09).
I still haven't decided what to do with any possible extra money we'll have earned from this, but with my low expectations from the BoC crowd, I don't know if that would even happen. But in any case, I'm thinking we could just split up any extra funds between Sleek, Rudy, and Megalodon to show how much we appreciate their hard work for this blog.
UPDATE: If you want to donate, but don't want to sign up with PayPal, please email me directly at woo_derek[at]yahoo.com and we can work something out (mail a check, meet up, etc...) and I can get that money added to the PayPal account.


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The Lubbock Police Department is looking for some answers in a fatal hit and run. Witnesses say 79 year-old Benny Vasquez was walking across the street at East 2nd St. and Beach Avenue around 10:15 p.m. Friday night.
That's when he was struck by a dark colored car that drove off. Vasquez was taken to University Medical Center with critical head trauma and died.
Police are looking for a late model four-door dark blue car with tinted windows there may also be damage on the right side of the vehicle. If you have any information about this accident police urge you to please call Crime Line at (806) 741-1000.


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By ASHLEIGH LIVINGSTON
---- — PLATTSBURGH — SUNY Plattsburgh has once again been recognized for offering quality education at an affordable price.
The school was recently named to Kiplinger's Personal Finance's 2014 ranking of the 100 Best Values in Public Education.
Published by the national monthly magazine, the list comprises four-year institutions that provide both outstanding education and economic value.
"It's wonderful to be noticed by some external ranking instruments," said Richard Higgins, director of admissions and associate vice president for enrollment management at SUNY Plattsburgh.
The college, which ranked 78th on Kiplinger's list for out-of-state students and 98th for in-state students, was also recently named one of the top 30 colleges in the country to offer students the best bang for their buck in 2013 by Washington Monthly magazine.
In addition, the school received a High Return on Investment honor from Affordable Colleges Online.
SUNY Plattsburgh has made Kiplinger's list multiple times before, most recently in 2011, when it ranked 63rd for out-of-state students and 64th for in-state students.
In determining the 2014 rankings, the magazine evaluated nearly 600 schools, taking into consideration their cost and financial aid, student indebtedness, competitiveness, graduation rates and academic support.
"It means that we have quality programs, we have excellent graduation results, and we have high-ability students coming," Higgins said of his institution making the list.
Several other SUNY schools also appear on Kiplinger's top 100 for 2014, including Binghamton, Geneseo, Stony Brook, New Paltz, Buffalo, Oneonta, Fredonia and Purchase College.
"The college landscape today is very different — tuition increases and student debt dominate the national conversation surrounding higher education," said Janet Bodnar, editor of Kiplinger's Personal Finance, in a media release from SUNY Plattsburgh.
"This year's top 100 schools have made admirable strides to maintain academic integrity and standards while meeting the financial needs of their students."
About 40 percent of SUNY Plattsburgh's incoming freshman class was awarded scholarships by the school, which, Higgins told the Press-Republican, not only reduces costs for those students but also provides the college with an enhanced student profile.
Rankings, such as Kiplinger's, get people's notice, he continued, and seeing SUNY Plattsburgh on the list may inspire some to add the school to their own shortlist of potential colleges to attend or send their children.
In turn, those people may then decide to visit the campus, which, Higgins noted, is a crucial step in choosing a school.
SUNY Plattsburgh, he continued, has also put a lot of effort into developing its website, plattsburgh.edu, which is another place for people to get a feel for the college.
"We all work very hard with that to put out the benefits of our institution," Higgins said.
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Looking for a job? Here are some positions available in Bala Cynwyd and Narberth, all advertised on Craigslist.org within the past week.
- Hairs To You Salon is hiring a hair stylist.
- Philadelphia Fresh Foods is seeking an administrative assistant/bookkeeper.
- E-Pay Commerce is looking to fill inside sales/new business development positions.
- The Fur Salon located inside of Saks Fifth Avenue is currently seeking a retail sales associate.
- Philadelphia Insurance is opening up a new health club for employees in Bala Cynwyd are currently looking for a part-time juice staff-managers and associates.
- CHOPS Restaurant and Bar is seeking an experienced restaurant manager and full or part-time servers and bartenders.
- Arthur Murray Dance Studios is hiring a dance instructor.


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Deport Jane Fonda
I recently learned that Jane Fonda will be listed as 1 of the 100 Greatest Women. I think this is a farce. She was a traitor to the men held captive in Vietnam and should not be celebrated in any way. I suggest that the US Government deport Jane Fonda. If you need more info just start Googling, there are plenty of stories.
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The 42nd annual Eclipse Awards were held Saturday night at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Florida, honoring the champions of North American racing in 2012. This year 254 of the 272 eligible voters representing the NTRA, Daily Racing Form, and the NTWAB (93.38%) took part in this year's voting. Finalists were determined in each category by voters' top three selections, using a 10-5-1 point system, but the Eclipse Award winners were determined solely by first place votes.
Wise Dan was named the 2012 Horse of the Year as well as the Champion Older Male and Champion Male Turf Horse, making him the first horse since John Henry in 1981 to win three awards (coincidentally, the same three) in the same year. Raced by Morton Fink for trainer Charlie Lopresti, under jockey John Velazquez, the gelding won 5 of 6 starts at 6 different surfaces, including the Ben Ali, Fourstardave, Woodbine Mile, Shadwell Mile, and finally the Breeders' Cup Mile in course record time. His only defeat was a close second in the Stephen Foster Handicap. Wise Dan is the first Horse of the Year who specialized as a turf miler, in a category that generally favored 1 1/4 mile dirt horses.
Lopresti said, "I thought he was going to run good, but I had no idea he was going to break a 15-year-old track record. Breaking two track records in one year? You haven't seen a horse like that since John Henry and Forego. When you go back to the last really good gelding, you talk about those horses; that's for sure. It's like a dream come true for a little guy like me who started out with six horses. Even five years ago I never would have thought I'd be in this position. "People have been telling me for the last month that he's got a chance to win all three (awards). I didn't know if I believe that. You want to believe it because you believe in your horse and you like your horse. It was just amazing that he did that."
Owner Morton Fink said, "For me, after all these years, you need something to get up in the morning and look forward to. This horse has made me so happy, I can't express it in words. The whole thing seems like a miracle to me. Sometimes over the years, you have decent horses and something always goes wrong sooner or later. This year and last year, just unbelievable."
As has been typical the last few years, most of the categories had clear cut winners, but the closest race was for Champion Three-Year-Old Filly, where Questing took the award by just 4 votes over My Miss Aurelia. At the other extreme, Shanghai Bobby was almost unanimously selected Champion Two-Year-Old Male, with 1 vote going to Uncaptured. Similarly, only 4 voters failed to select Groupie Doll as the Champion Female Sprinter. Sheikh Mohammed took home multiple trophies, each collected by Darley America manager Jimmy Bell: Oustanding Owner (Godolphin Racing), Breeder (Darley), and Champion Three-Year-Old Filly for Questing. Ramon Dominguez, voted Outstanding Jockey for the third consecutive year, was unable to attend the ceremony, having suffered a skull fracture during a spill at Aqueduct on Friday. He is expected to make a full recovery and is currently resting in stable condition in Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in New York. His fellow riding finalists accepted the award for him. Second-place finisher John Velazquez said, "We're very proud to be here. We have (Ramon) in our prayers and hopefully he'll be back soon to be in competition with us."
All the winners are listed below with the actual Totals. A link to a full profile is given for each horse and person. Daily Racing Form past performances for all the horses can be viewed here. You can see all this years finalists check here. You can look up past year's winners here
Horse of the Year: Wise Dan
Vote totals: Wise Dan, 194; I'll Have Another, 30; Fort Larned, 12; Royal Delta, 8; Little Mike, 6; Shanghai Bobby, 1; Groupie Doll, 1; Frankel, 1; Voter Abstention, 1.
Older Male: Wise Dan
Vote totals: Wise Dan, 139; Fort Larned, 109; Little Mike, 4; Game On Dude, 1; Shackleford, 1.
Male Turf Horse: Wise Dan
Vote totals: Wise Dan, 170; Little Mike, 78; Point of Entry, 5; No Vote, 1.
Two-Year-Old Male: Shanghai Bobby
Vote totals: Shanghai Bobby, 253; Uncaptured, 1.
Two-Year-Old Filly: Beholder
Vote totals: Beholder, 225; Executiveprivilege, 27; Dreaming of Julia, 1; So Many Ways, 1.
Champion Three-Year-Old Male: I'll Have Another
Vote totals: I'll Have Another, 247; Bodemeister, 3; The Lumber Guy, 1; Paynter, 1; Union Rags, 1; Voter Abstention, 1.
Champion Three-Year-Old Filly: Questing
Vote totals: Questing (GB), 106; My Miss Aurelia, 102; Believe You Can, 17; Contested, 13; Dance Card, 6; Lady of Shamrock, 5; In Lingerie, 4; Zo Impressive, 1.
Older Female: Royal Delta
Vote totals: Royal Delta, 231; Groupie Doll, 22; It's Tricky, 1.
Male Sprinter: Trinniberg
Vote totals: Trinniberg, 233; Shackleford, 11; The Lumber Guy, 8; Caixa Eletronica, 1; Voter Abstention, 1.
Female Sprinter: Groupie Doll
Vote totals: Groupie Doll, 250; Mizdirection, 3; Contested, 1.
Female Turf Horse: Zagora
Vote totals: Zagora (FR) 242; Marketing Mix, 5; Lady of Shamrock, 4; Dayatthespa, 2; Voter Abstention, 1.
Steeplechase: Pierrot Lunaire
Vote totals: Pierrot Lunaire, 116; Demonstrative, 99; Arcadius, 1; Divine Fortune, 1; Woodmont, 1; Voter Abstentions, 36.
Owner: Godolphin Racing LLC (Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum)
Vote totals: Godolphin Racing, LLC, 138; Midwest Thoroughbreds, 50; Reddam Racing, LLC, 26; John C. Oxley, 13; Morton Fink, 12; Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey, 2; Janis Whitham, 2; Zayat Stables, 2; Repole Racing, 1; Starlight Racing, 1; Voter Abstentions, 1.
Breeder: Darley (Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum)
Vote totals: Darley, 170; Adena Springs, 25; Morton Fink, 20; Brereton C. Jones, 15; Janis Whitham, 4; Phipps Stable, 3; Harvey Clarke, 2; Fred and William Bradley, 1; William D. Graham, 1; Palides Investments, 1; Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey, 1; Stonestreet Thoroughbreds, 1; Voter Abstentions, 10.
Trainer: Dale Romans
Vote totals: Dale Romans, 119; Todd Pletcher, 87; Bob Baffert, 35; Chad Brown, 2; Bill Mott, 2; Jamie Ness, 2; Doug O'Neill, 2; Steve Asmussen 1; Ian Wilkes, 1; Voter Abstentions, 3.
Jockey: Ramon Dominguez
Vote totals: Ramon Dominguez, 201; John Velazquez, 37; Rosie Napravnik, 4; Russell Baze, 2; Rafael Bejarano, 2; Javier Castellano, 2; Mario Gutierrez, 1; Mike Smith, 1; Voter Abstentions, 3; No Vote, 1.
Apprentice Jockey: Jose Montano
Vote totals: Jose Montano, 127; Irad Ortiz, Jr., 34; Angel Suarez, 25; Eswan Flores, 16; Wilmer Garcia, 4; Eliska Kubinova, 4; C.J. McMahon, 2; Jose Ortiz, 2; Hugo Sanchez, 2; Nicolas Milford, 1; Voter Abstentions, 37.


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With all the excitement of my Mom's birthday, my Dad's birthday, my vacation coming up, my buying FIFA 2010 World Cup for my XBOX, and Rumors that Matt Carroll might answer my fanmail, i've forgotten one thing...
IT'S JULY 1ST!!!!! Free Agent time!!!
Hey Guys. Really fast, I'd like to open with a few players we had talked about getting, but we might or might not.
Before you question my credibility, these are all thanks to Adrian Wojnarowski and Marc J. Spears, as I've collected their thoughts over a wide range of websites.
Brandon Haywood appears to be meeting with several teams in Charlotte soon, teams that are looking to sign him include the Miami Heat, Minnesota Timberwolves, Denver Nuggets, Chicago Bulls, and the New Jersey Nets. Also, of course Dallas is talking to him as Rick Carslile is making the trip. Haywood's party has not made any announcements of leaning towards any team, but it is believed he will resign with Dallas if a good contract is offered, because Dallas offers the best Many minutes/being on a good team ratio.
Dirk Nowitzki- Dirk arrives back from his usual midsummer trip to Germany. Upon arrival Don Nelson of the Dallas Mavericks appears to be meeting with him about resigning. I found this quote via Yahoo! Sports from a close source to Dirk Nowitzki "I'd say the chances of him leaving are slim to none. Dirk is a loyal guy. He and Mark Cuban are as close as they come. It would be shocking if he talked to other teams." Dirk appears to just be looking to cash in with the new collective bargaining agreement, and re wanted a new contract drawn out. Speculations that he will take a paycut to bring in a Free Agent as reported to be NOT TRUE as opposed to what was commonly believed earlier this year. Not saying it's for sure, but it looks to be a no. This may be obvious, but a few out there still believe he will so i thought i'd mention it.
Joe Johnson-Almost a lock to resign with the Atlanta Hawks, as talks between the two parties started strictly at 12:00 and it appears Atlanta has offered him a max contract, a contract that seems to be all but signed. Joe is not a lock either, as he is meeting with a few GM's in the upcoming days to view possible sign and trade options. It is expected he will accept the max offer soon, but don't count it out that Joe could spend next year in a different jersey. Mark Cuban looks to be very "Determined" to work something out to bring the All star guard here. If successful, Caron Butler or Shaun Marion will most likely be involved the sign and trade deal.
Raymond Felton-I haven't heard much talk about him. I think it's dumb seeing as be have Jason Kidd and Roddy B. But Sources say Dallas has made contacts to Felton, possibly as a high minute backup guard to Kidd so he and Roddy can be a 1-2 punch off the bench. I don't see him coming here, but i thought it wouldnt hurt to mention his name since Dallas has talked with him. Mind you, this could be the reason/way Jason Terry leaves the organization.
Chris Bosh-Even though he has made numerous claims to NOT want to play power forward, Dallas is one of the teams the Raptors seem to be in talks with for a sign and trade. I'm not sure how true this is, but again, im posting it for those who wanted to know. This is a long shot, and he may not be the best fit in Dallas, but im simply reporting the news, its up to you guys to discuss it.
David Lee-Lee is mainly looking at a resign, or to be moved to Heat, Timberwolves or Bulls, but the Mavericks were mentioned in passing as a possible candidate to bring in David Lee. A longshot, maybe not the best fit, but this is one of the pieces Dallas is at least glancing at
Lebron James-Ahh yes, Lebron. Lebron is a longshot to leave the Cavaliers. As much as people are looking at him it appears the Cavs are unwilling to exercise a Sign and Trade for Lebron. Lebron's main teams lie in the Knicks, Heat, Bulls and Cavs, but one of the teams with a chance is well, of course, Dallas. Dallas is a more popular attraction than believed. With the thoughts of playing alongside Kidd and Dirk, and with an owned like Mark Cuban and the Cowboys next door, James could play in Dallas. Sources close to Lebron james claim the biggest chacne is staying in Cleveland. However, if he does not, the Nets are a slim to none chance due to their inability to contend, the Bulls seem a healthy option, as do the Heat if they can attract the big 3, but Dallas should not be ruled out because some sources say that if the worst comes, and the Cavaliers are sure Lebron will leave and do a sign and trade to salvage something, they would not ship him to the Bulls because they're in the same division. Thsi is where Dallas comes in, as without a doubt Dallas is the Best candidate for him in the Western Conference.
I will do more digging, but this is all i could come up at of 1 PM on the first day haha. I hope i provided a good taste for you guys. All of these rumors are from ESPN, Yahoo!, NBA sports, Local news (i.e. Dallas news, cleveland news, atlanta news) and from blogs around the internet(Professional blogs with paid contributors, not SB Nation blogs or nonpopular ones)
If anyone feels some of the rumors are untrue, please do not pick your bone with me. I am simply bringing the news here to Mavericks fans. If you feel something is not right, simply ignore it! Enjoy, and please, lets get thsi conversation flowing!!


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Let's start with the best bird of the day, and completely unexpected.
2. A common bird, but not where I live, so it is a lifer.
3. I am pretty sure this is the same bird I heard calling at one point, but if anyone can confirm from sight alone that would be awesome.


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Polygon Community Gamenight: Burnout Paradise (Sun Aug 25)
This past Sunday we indulged in many games as part of Gamenight, but a few of us had such a good time with Burnout Paradise that we're going to play it again this coming Sunday. If you don't own it you can get a Steam key as part of the Humble Origin bundle at any point before next Sunday. Only costs (a minimum of) $1.
If you're not the PC gaming type we're also opening it up to PS3 and Xbox 360 owners as well. Just add Polynauts on both PSN and Xbox Live if you're looking to play on the night. I've got access to all three versions so I can play wherever.
So why not log in to Steam, join the Polygon Group (PolygonForums) and drop into chat to get talking to the other community members ahead of Gamenight.
Have a chat in the comments below about what types of events/races you want to play this week with the Polynauts in Burnout. It's gonna be "crash, bang, whollop. What a video."
Why not check out the old trailer for the last Burnout event we had back in February. Complete with Paddy voiceover.


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Please ignore my kindergarten X's. If I were cool, I would make this a gif of all the X's appearing one day at a time. But alas, I do not have Photoshop or patience so this is what ya get.
Other notes: I lowered my mileage by one mile this week (not sure how much of a difference that actually makes) because my legs were feeling pretttttty tired after the first week. I'm not used to all this running anymore. Also, I traded yesterday's LSD run with today's rest day in favor of spending the whole day at the beach yesterday. I ran it today instead.
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Society for Analytical Feminism
The Society for Analytical Feminism provides a forum where issues concerning analytical feminism may be openly discussed and examined. Its purpose is to promote the study of issues in Feminism by methods broadly construed as analytic, to examine the use of analytic methods as applied to Feminist issues and to provide a means by which those interested in Analytical Feminism may meet and exchange ideas.
SAF will be meeting at Vanderbilt University on Thurs-Sat, October 4-6, 2012.
Thursday, October 4th
5 - 7 pm: Welcome Reception and Registration (Buttrick Hall Atrium - 1st floor) (Complimentary wine and light refreshments provided)
7-8:30 pm: First Plenary Session
Room: Buttrick Hall 101
Conference Welcome and Introduction: Marilyn Friedman(Vanderbilt University)
Plenary Speaker: Sharon Crasnow (Norco College): "Feminist Epistemology: Standpoint and Solidarity"
Friday, October 5th
8-10 am: Complimentary Continental Breakfast for registered conference attendees; Registration (Buttrick Atrium & Terrace)
9 am: First Session
A. 9-11 am: Panel: Interdependently Situated Subjects
Room: Buttrick 202
Chair: Margaret Crouch (Eastern Michigan University)
Speakers: Erinn C. Gilson (University of North Florida), "Entrepreneurial Subjectivity"
Nancy McHugh (Wittenberg University), "Seeking A Pragmatic Alternative to Evidence-Based Medicine"
Gaile Pohlhaus (Miami University of Ohio), "The Politics of Intelligibility"
B. Feminist Empiricism
Room: TBA
Chair: Sharon Crasnow (Norco College)
9-10 a.m.: Audre Brokes (Saint Joseph's University), "Feminism and Empiricism: An Uneasy Alliance"
10-11 a.m.: Evelyn Brister (Rochester Institute of Technology), "Feminist Empiricism, Feminist Standpoint Theory, and Applied Science"
C. Epistemic Authority and Phenomenology
Room: TBA
Chair: TBA
9-10 a.m.: Lauren Freeman (Concordia University), "Challenging a 'Panoptics of the Womb': Phenomenological Responses to the Problems of Diminished Epistemic Privilege and Epistemic Injustice in Pregnancy"
10-11 a.m.: Hande Kesgin (Villanova University), "A Phenomenological Reflection on Anorexia Nervosa"
11 am - noon: Second Plenary Session
Room: TBA
Introduction: Robin Dillon (Lehigh University)
Plenary Speaker: Anita Superson (University of Kentucky), "The Right to Bodily Autonomy and the Abortion Controversy"
12 -- 1:30 pm: Complimentary Lunch for all registered conference attendees, Buttrick Atrium & Terrace
1:30-2:30 pm: Second Session
A. Room: TBA Chair: TBA
Speaker: Melissa Kozma (University of Wisconsin - Barron County) and Jeanine Weekes Schroer (University of Minnesota-Duluth), "Dangerous Discourse: Stereotype Threat and the Phenomenology of Social Oppression"
B. Room: TBA
Chair: Phyllis Rooney (Oakland University)
Speaker: Gina Schouten (University of Wisconsin-Madison), "Citizenship, Reciprocity, and the Gendered Division of Labor"
C. Room: TBA
Chair: Alice MacLachlan (York University)
Speaker: Elizabeth Victor (Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville), "Agency, Identity, and Narrative: Making Sense of the Self in Same-Sex Divorce"
2:30-3:30 pm: Third Plenary Session
Room: Buttrick 101
Introduction: José Medina (Vanderbilt University)
Plenary Speaker: Heidi Grasswick (Middlebury College), "What's in a Name? Feminist Epistemology as Social Epistemology"
3:30-4 pm: Coffee and snacks; Registration (Buttrick Atrium)
4-5 pm: Third Session
A. Room: TBA
Chair: TBA
Speaker: Ásta Kristjana Sveinsdóttir (San Francisco State University), "Identity as Social Location"
B. Room: TBA Chair:
Speaker: Jack Samuel (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), "The Pragmatic Topography of Sexist Slurs"
C. Room: TBA
Chair: Audre Brokes (Saint Joseph's University)
Speaker: Ami Harbin (Oakland University), "Feminist Moral Psychology Beyond Moral Resolve"
5-6 pm: Fourth Plenary Session
Room: Buttrick 101
Introduction: Lucius Outlaw, Jr. (Vanderbilt University)
Plenary Speaker: Kelly Oliver (Vanderbilt University): "Hollywood's Fertile Imagination: Race, Sex, and Assisted Reproductive Technologies"
7-9 p.m.: Complimentary Dinner for registered conference attendees - Buttrick Atrium
Saturday, October 6th
8-10 a.m.: Complimentary Continental Breakfast for registered conference attendees, Registration (Buttrick Atrium & Terrace)
9-10 a.m.: Fourth Session
A. Room: TBA
Chair: Jack Samuel (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
Speaker: Matt Drabek (University of Iowa), "When are Ameliorative Accounts of Gender Concepts Effective?"
B. Room: TBA
Chair: TBA
Speaker: Elizabeth A. Sperry (William Jewell College), "Adaptive Preferences, Socialization, and Constitutive Agency"
C. Room: TBA Chair: TBA
Speaker: Roksana Alavi (University of Oklahoma), "What's Choice Got To Do With It?"
10-11 a.m.: Fifth Plenary Session
Room: TBA
Introduction: Juli Eflin (Ball State University)
Plenary Speaker: Naomi Zack (University of Oregon), "Pluralism in Academic Politics: Cronyism and Collateral Sexism and Racism"
11am-noon: Fifth Session
A. Room: TBA
Chair: Kathryn J. Norlock (Trent University)
Speaker: Claudia Card (University of Wisconsin-Madison), "The Challenges of Global and Local Misogyny"
B. Room:
Chair: Evelyn Brister (Rochester Institute of Technology)
Speaker: Katherine Logan (University of Oregon), "The Mother-Infant Bond: Attachment Parenting, Attachment Theory, and Biopower"
C. Room: TBA
Chair: Helga Varden (University of Illinois)
Speaker: Sarah Clark Miller (Penn State University), "Neuroethics, Ethical Insensitivity, and Moral Education: A Feminist Analysis"
2 -- 1:30 pm: Complimentary Lunch for registered conference attendees, Buttrick Atrium
1:30 pm: Sixth Plenary Session
Room: TBA
Introduction: Larry May (Vanderbilt University)
Plenary Speaker: Samantha Brennan (Western University), "Is Marriage Bad for Children?: Rethinking Parenthood and Romantic Love"
2:30-3:30 p.m.: Sixth Session
A. Room: TBA
Chair: Elizabeth Victor (Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville)
Speaker: Eva M. Dadlez and William Andrews (University of Central Oklahoma), "Fetal Sentience and Legislation"
B. Room: TBA
Chair: Ami Harbin (Oakland University)
Speaker: Alice MacLachlan (York University), "Gender, Theory, and Public Apology"
Katherine Logan (University of Oregon)
C. Room: TBA
Chair: Katherine Logan (University of Oregon)
Speaker: Helga Varden (University of Illinois), "Kant and Women"
3:30-4 p.m.: Coffee; Registration (Buttrick Atrium)
4-5 p.m.: Seventh Plenary Session
Room: TBA
Introduction: Lisa Guenther (Vanderbilt University)
Plenary Speaker: Brooke Ackerly (Vanderbilt University), "Global Injustice: 'Global Justice' in a Feminist Key"
5-6 p.m.: Seventh Session
A. Room: TBA
Chair: TBA
Speaker: John D. Cheek (University of Oklahoma), "Perspectival Warrant and the Silencing Effect of Mannerly Norms"
B. Room: TBA
Chair: Gaile Pohlhaus (Miami University of Ohio)
Speaker: Ann Garry (California State University, Los Angeles), "Should We Categorize Feminist Philosophers by Philosophical Method?"
C. Room: TBA
Chair: Shay Welch (Spelman College)
Speaker: Karen Frost-Arnold (Hobart & William Smith Colleges), "Imposters, Evil Deceivers, and Trustworthiness as an Epistemic Virtue"
6 p.m.: Dinner on your own; local restaurants
The following registration and lodging information is also available online; please see the Society for Analytical Feminism website.
Conference Registration fees: Registration may be done in advance, using the Paypal button at the website, or in person at the conference.
*If you choose to join SAF at the same time, then you are welcome to pay the member rates for the conference. To join SAF, please see our website for Membership Information.


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Email Text: Sorry- left out the subject header the first time I sent this.
> 9/12/01 - I wrote this during the afternoon yesterday but was not able
> to send it because the phone lines are screwed up and I can't connect to
> the internet. Sorry if the formatting is off - I'm sending this from work
> from a different email program. I made it in at 3PM today, although the
> office is pretty empty. The wind has changed, and now there is a choking
> acrid smoke all over my area downtown, as well as up here in midtown on
> the 22nd floor.
> -------------------------------------
> 9/11/01 - Just wanted to let everyone know we're OK after this
> incomprehensible devastation that has been wrought.
> As you know, we live about a mile from the World Trade Center. At 8:45
> this
> morning I was getting ready to go out, first to vote in today's mayoral
> primary election (which has now been called off) and then to work in
> midtown.
> I heard a plane pass over our apartment building, very low and loud -- I
> remember thinking it sounded wrong -- then 10 seconds later I heard a
> BOOM. You know the rest. I saw the second crash live on TV. From the
> tapes, you can see that both planes essentially went right *through* the
> buildings.
> Standing out in Washington Square Park, people were in a daze, some
> crying. You could see the flames flaring up from the WTC and the huge
> billow of smoke blowing east. It's still billowing now (6:45 PM).
> I went back to the park after hearing that the south tower (which was
> actually the
> second one to be hit) had actually collapsed. It was so surreal to see
> that only
> one tower was still standing. People going through unimaginable hell.
> Then we
> saw the second collapse with our own eyes -- it was unbelievable.
> There is really nothing left of the buildings at all, all the way to the
> ground. The heat
> must have buckled the buildings' steel columns, and those 40-50 story
> segments
> crushed the rest.
> After the first collapse but before the second, one of the local crazy
> drunk guys
> in the park was standing on a pedestal next to the fountain screaming
> "Judgment!
> Judgment!". Everyone else was yelling "Shut up!" and "Fuck you!".
> Needless to say, I didn't go to work. There was a zombie-like march
> of thousands of people, many covered with dust,
> headed north. Helicopters and F-14's occasionally circled above - I hear
> one now.
> The fire must still be going strong judging from the smoke and the sirens.
> The
> devastation is just incomprehensible, as anyone who has seen the huge size
> of the
> towers in person knows.
> Walking around near Houston Street around 3:00, there was an eerie silence
> (lots
> of people around but hardly any cars). I heard, of all things, a seagull
> (unusual in
> this neighborhood -- it was perched on the cross at the top of St.
> Anthony's Church.
> It must have been escaping the smoke in the harbor area.
> Apparently WTC building no. 7 has also collapsed (dwarfed by #1 and 2 but
> still
> 47 stories -- much bigger than the one in Oklahoma City). At least it had
> probably
> been fully evacuated.
> My knees started to shake when I saw that second crash which confirmed
> what
> I already expected -- it was an intentional act. Then the news about the
> Pentagon
> and the other explosions and crashes. But when first one and then the
> other twin tower
> collapsed and were totally obliterated, I just could not believe what I
> was seeing. I
> almost got physically sick. Everyone left the park after that - it was
> just too much and
> there was nothing left to see.
> What an outrage.
> Seth
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THOSE in the business of heat-busting remedies were kept busy yesterday as the Tamworth Country Music Festival continued its run of scorchers.
At Hawaiian Shave Ice, Tamworth couple Greg and Wendy Berger had frequent queues forming outside their van at the junction of Peel and Brisbane streets.
It's their 13th festival and they agreed hot days were good for turnover.
"It's been very constant all day. It's so hot that rather than icecream, people are looking for that thirst quencher," Mrs Berger said.
Further down the street, Kathie and Ken Holt were doing a roaring trade in their personal cooling solutions, including neck ties, cool hats and the all-new cool cloth.
"They're walking out the door," Mrs Holt said, serving numerous customers during The Leader's visit.
They've been bringing their range of products to the festival for the past 12 years and it's never been any busier than the past few days.
Back up the road in their distinctive green and while caravan with a medicab parked outside, St John Ambulance was ensuring festival-goers didn't get hot under the collar.
Event commander Peter Cameron, from Armidale, told The Leader they'd already treated numerous people for heat-related illness, including dehydration and dizziness.
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Ontario Living Magazine - Look for Available Classes & Programs
The Ontario Plan - A Framework for the Future
Ignite! The Art of Sustainability & Wild Transcendence
June 26 through August 10, 2014
Opening Exhibits and Artist Reception – Saturday, June 28, 2014 (3 PM to 5 PM)
Penelope Gottlieb, Cirsium vulgare, 2012
Wild Inspiration Painting Workshop with Rebecca Hamm
Saturday, July 12, 2014 (10:30 AM to 12:30 PM)
Limited seating; reservations required (909) 395-2510
Artist Rebecca Hamm will introduce her installation of artworks at the museum and share her methods of art practice in a demonstration of her landscape watercolor technique which includes traditional materials and new technologies. Rebecca will work with you on releasing your creative capacities by exploring the natural forms in nature and the emotive qualities of color. No prior experience required, if possible, bring your smartphone or tablet with camera capabilities.
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Robert Perry presents "Reinventing the Residential Garden"
Saturday, July 26, 2014 (10 AM to 12 PM)
Limited seating outdoors; reservations required (909) 395-2510
Did you know that, here in Inland Southern California, over 50 percent of residential water use takes place outdoors, feeding our thirsty lawns and gardens?* We can save dollars and help sustain one of our most precious environmental resources by using water-conserving plantings. Renowned Landscape Architect Robert Perry will lead a presentation on how to make aesthetically appealing garden designs using plants that do not use a lot of water. Bob will be bringing 15 to 20 one gallon container plants and the focus will be on plant choices and design compositions for the residential garden. (The plants will be given away to the attendees.)
*Information Source: Association of California Water Agencies, and Public Policy Institute of California.
Robert Perry
Sant Khalsa presents "A River Runs Through Me"
Thursday, July 31, 2014
6:30 PM galleries open/light refreshments
7 PM presentation
Limited seating; reservations required (909) 395-2510
Sant Khalsa will discuss her three-decade long relationship with the Santa Ana River and the photographic and installation works that have resulted from her emphasis on environmental issues (with a special focus on water) in the
Inland Empire and Southern California.
Sant Khalsa
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Kristine is currently the in-arena and post-game website host for the Boston Celtics. She previously hosted WEEI.com's daily sports show, The Five, and served as the site's reporter for fans all over New England.
Sports were always a big part of Kristine's life as a kid growing up in Chicago. When she wasn't repeatedly asking her father to test her Bulls knowledge by quizzing her on the players, colleges, positions, and plays… "BJ Armstrong, guard, Iowa, Bill Cartwright, 'man in the middle,' San Francisco…" she was watching one brother play AAU basketball or traveling with the other to hockey tournaments.
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President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner are spending Saturday on the golf course.
They, along with Vice President Biden and John Kasich, the Republican governor of Ohio, are playing the East Course at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland.
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Reid backs Obama on Libya, presses for Afghan drawdown
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JOHN CURTIS - Daily Union Sports Editor
The last time Okaw Valley and Atwood 7th grades played it was a barn-burner and Atwood on. The met in a regional rematch at the Okaw Valley Regional Championship and it was another n-burner, with Okaw geting the win and the title, 27-26.
In the 1st half, the two teams got busy and scored 31 points combined, but were separated by just a point, Okaw led 16-15.
In the 1st half, Okaw used their strengths, scoring off the dribble, driving and drawing fouls, making free throws and getting steals. Atwood used their strengths, long arms, shot blocking, outside shooting, and rebounding.
In the 3rd quarter, Atwood took the lead on more of the same. But in the 4th quarter, Okaw won on defense and guts.
Atwood won the opening tip, but it was Okaw Valley that scored first on a running lay-up by Paige Robinson off a pick by Erin Nichols. Two minutes later, a defensive poke at the Atwood end and Natalie Jeffers beat everyone down the floor on a break for a 4-0 Okaw lead.
Atwood scored on an outside shot, but Robinson scored again coming off a pick by Nichols, 6-2. Atwood missed their next shot and Robinson brought it strong to the hole along the base line and was fouled. She buried both shots, 8-2 Okaw with 2:09 in the 1st period.
Atwood scored on an inbound base line jumper, 8-4. No matter. Robinson used another pick to launch a jumper from the wing, swish, 10-4 Okaw with 1:35 in the 1st. Atwood scored in thhe post, 10-6, then blocked an Okaw shot.
Robinson dished inside to Grace Harlin cuttng into the middle. She drew the foul and went to the line, snapping the net with both shots, 12-6 Okaw. Hannah Wallen split a pair at the line for Atwood and Okaw led 12-7 after one.
The 2nd started with two Okaw turnovers and Atwood hitting a long two, 12-9. Atwood scored off a missed free throw, 12-11. Okaw coach Wade Burch called time. Robinson stole another ball, but couldn't convert.
Harlin drew another foul and although she missed her foul shots drawing fouls would take its toll on Atwood. Atwood scored again on an inbound play and claimed the lead, 13-12 with 2:50 left in the half.
Harlin drove again and drew a foul, but it was not called. Robinson snatched another balland was fouled on the break, making 1-of-2 shots, knottnig the score, 13-13 with 2:20 in the half.
Atwood answered with another long two, for a 15-13 lead with 2:05 in the half. Harlin drew another foul, then Robinson was fouled in transition, making 1-of-2, 15-14 Atwood with a minute in the half.
Atwood had a couple of misses inside, Robinson had the ball at the Okaw point, used a crossover to getseparation then buried a jumper with 25 seconds in the half, 16-15 Okaw.
Okaw defense turned the ball over, with 18 seconds left, but Atwood answered with a blocked shot. An Okaw trap kept Atwood from getting a shot off before the half-time buzzer.
Atwood scored in transition, taking the lead, 17-16. Robinson responded driving the lane for two and the Okaw lead, 18-17.
Harlin drove and drew another foul. Atwood scored on a loose ball near the basket and reclaimed the lead, 19-18 with 2:20 in the 3rd. Defense limited offense for more than a minute, before Wallen scored on put back of a baseline miss, 21-18.
But Jeffers used a crossover to get room for a short jumper, 21-20. Beckey West was fouled on an offensive rebound and made 1-of-2 free throws to tie the score again, 21-21 with 26 seconds in the 3rd. Wallen drove and dished inside for two for an Atwood lead, 23-21, precipitating an Okaw time-out with :7 seconds in the period. Okaw got off a long shot before the buzzer, but missed.
Atwood held a 2-point lead to start the 4th, 23-21. After a minute, Callie Schable made a free throe to get their lead back to three points, 24-21. Atwood drew another rebounding foul and Schable made 1-of-2 again for the largest Atwood lead of the game, 25-21 with 4:45 to play in the game.
Wide open play ensued over the next 1:30. Wallen was all over the flooor and Liz Shipman had a steal. But with 3:00 to play Shipman, Atwood's leading scorer with 10 points, fouled out. Harlin's drawing fouls paid off and Atwood's offense was crippled.
Harlin got a steal and got it to Robinson. She was fouled and sank both free throws to make it a 2-point game with 2:45 to play, 25-23 Atwood. Atwood missed two free throws, then Okaw missed two free throws.
Okaw started to press full court. Wallen was fouled in transition and made 1-of-2, 26-23. With 1:35 to play, Atwood missed, Robinson brought it in transition and missed, but scored on her own put it back, making it a 1-point game with 1:00 left, 26-25.
Without Shipman, Walken tried to dish and it went off a teammates hands and went out. With 52 seconds left, Robinson got the ball, brought it down the floor and drove right down Main Street for an Okaw lead with half a minute left in the game, 27-26.
Atwood missed two free throws. Robinson missed at Okaw's end and Atwood grabbed the rebound, but Becky West latched on to the ball and forced a jump ball, possession Okaw with 19 seconds left.
Robinson, the best Okaw foul shooter, had the ball in her hands, but gave it up and Okaw was caused for a travel with 9 seconds in the game. Atwood had to go the length of the floor, score or hope for a foul.
Wallen brought the ball down, but Jeffers picked her up defensively and Wallen dribbled the ball off her own knee. The ball rolled towards the sideline, but Wallen retrieved it. She was too far away to shoot, so she threw to a teammate.
Three Okaw defenders surrounded the ball and the Atwood player couldn't get a shot off before the buzzer and Okaw players rushed to their fans.
Okaw point guard Paige Robinson led all scorers with 18 points, scoring six times from the floor and making 6-of-8 free throws.
Shipman led Atwood with 10 points, all from the floor. Wallen and Courtney Williams both had six points for Atwood, while Natalie Jeffers had six points for Okaw.
Atwood out-scored Okaw from the floor 22-18. But Okaw out-scored Atwood from the line. Okaw made 9-of-20, while Atwood made just 4-of-12.
Okaw had the biggest lead of the game, six points. Atwood's biggest lead was four. During most of the game, the difference between the two teams was three points or less. Their were two ties and seven lead changes.
Okaw Valley Regional
Okaw Valley 27, Atwood 26
Atwood 7-8-8-3--26
Okaw 12-4-5-6--27
Okaw stats: Paige Robinson 18 (6 FG, 6/8 FTs), Natalie Jeffers 6 (3 FGs), Grace Harlin 2 (2/10 FTs), Bailey West 1 (1/2 FTs). Team FGs 9. Team FTs 9-of-20.
Atwood stats: Liz Shipman 10 (5 FGs), Hannah Wallen 6 (3 FGs, 2/4 FTs), Courtney Williams 6 (3 FGs, 0/2 FTs), Callie Schable 4 (FG, 2/4 FTs). Team FGs 11. Team FTs 4-of-12.


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Witness appeal after assault in Blandford
Police are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to come forward after an assault outside a supermarket in Blandford.
The incident happened at around 1.50pm on Wednesday 25 July 2012 in the car park of Morrison's on West Street.
The victim, a 26-year-old woman from Birmingham, was unlocking her car when she was approached from behind and punched in the face, causing her to fall to the ground.
She suffered bruising and swelling as a result of the attack.
– PC Stuart Loudwell, Dorset Police
This was a callous and unprovoked attack on a woman while she stood by her vehicle.
Unfortunately we have no details of the suspect.
However, the victim was helped to her feet by a man who happened to be passing by at the time of the incident, but we have no further details of this person.
We are very keen for him and anyone else who may have witnessed this incident to contact Dorset police in confidence on the non-emergency number 101.


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Every small business owner wants to succeed. Why put your blood, sweat, and tears into launching a new venture, only to watch it fail? And yet, many of them do. In order to create a successful small business, your venture has to abide by certain principles.
According to the New Oxford American Dictionary, a principle is "A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior or for a chain of reasoning."
The principles of a business are the driving forces that make it successful. They are the backbone for the organization. In my mind, there are ten such startups principles that underlie the creation of the most successful small business in the world.
Here is a stylization of an article 10 Guiding Principles for Start-ups BY MICHAEL E. GERBER
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When You Realize You're Not 20 Anymore
So anyway, the show was set for Saturday night. We woke up at 5:30 a.m. (!!) on Saturday morning to catch a 7:50 a.m. flight into Oakland. Right off the bat, this was our downfall, as we would go on to find out that Editors weren't taking that stage that night 'til midnight. Even once we got to San Francisco, we... okay, I... was dead tired. And it wasn't even noon yet! The real pain was that we couldn't check into our hotel until 3 p.m. So, I did what anyone would do to revive themselves after an early morning... spent a large chunk of my tax return at H+M!
We then wandered through Macy's and Virgin Megastore, where Shanaynay bought the new P!nk CD. We even gave money to a homeless guy so he could buy cat food for his two big tabbies, Jeff and Wiggy! (which he probably spent on booze!) The Museum of Modern Art was within walking distance, so we took a stroll through Buena Yerba park over to the museum, and walked through all 5 levels of the building.
When we finally were able to check into our room, we crashed into bed... but only for about 45 minutes. It was one of those situations where you're so tired you can't sleep. So then we listened to P!nk, and it's suprisingly really good! I love "U + Ur Hand" and "Dear Mr. President." But the whole album gets a thumbs up.
Anyway, we then got some appetizers at the place next to the hotel while waiting for The Duke to show up for dinner. We downed a bottle of wine, then later went to a wine bar with The Duke and his brother, where we downed a bunch more. By 10, we finally decided to walk to Mezzanine, the club where the concert was. We got there at 10:30, and the first opening band still had about 4 more songs left. All three of us were so tired (The Duke had been out til 3:30 a.m. the night before) that it felt surreal. The wine probably didn't help. Finally, the first opening band ended around 11 p.m., and The Duke was like, "I'm outta here," and he caught a bus back to his brother's. We both looked at each other, got a smile on our faces and bailed, too. The thought of standing there through another awful 80s-wannabe-ala-The-Killers no-name band was excruciating, and so we started the long uphill trek back to the hotel. Once we got there, we totally passed out for 10 hours.
Now, it might seem on the surface that we completely blew off the entire reason for the trip, which was seeing the Editors. And this may be true. But I learned something very important on this weekend jaunt. There were posters up everywhere for the film The Da Vinci Code, and I realized that I will never see this movie because Tom Hanks' hair sucks. Who thought giving him a mullet at his age was a good idea? I hope this movie flops bigger than That Thing You Do!
On Sunday morning we got up and had dim sum at an awesome Chinese restaurant, then we walked through about a mile of sketchy neighborhoods to Haight Ashbury and chilled out in a park where people were letting their dogs run around. We finally took a cab back to the hotel, got our bags, and headed back to the airport. Our only regret about the whole weekend was that we didn't get to eat at Asia SF, where "world famous gender illusionists serve you Cal Asian cuisine while performing hourly atop the red runway bar."
Between sitting in a park, eating dim sum, seeing art in a museum and shopping for clothes, I realized that your priorities (and bed times) change once you hit 32. It's not a bad thing. I haven't listened to that Editors album in about two months, anyway.


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The Basque Government announces four internship possibilities in the US (1), Argentina (1) and in Vitoria (2)
The Basque Government published the call for four grants specializing in the area of Basque collectivities and Basque centers abroad. The Official Bulletin of the Basque Country included the call for these grants for the 2012 year in yesterday's edition. The grants are for 24 months and internships will take place at the office of the Secretary General of Foreign Action in Vitoria-Gasteiz (2) and at Basque Government delegations or facilities in both Argentina (1) and in the United States (1). Eligible applicants may be citizens of the Basque Autonomous Community or members of any Basque Government recognized Basque club/entity. The deadline to apply is January 16, 2012.
Vitoria-Gasteiz. Persons interested in applying need to meet the following criteria:
- Be a resident of the Basque Autonomous Community prior to the date of the call for applications, or be a member of an officially recognized Basque club/entity
- Hold a university degree
- Be no older than 30 years old at the beginning of January of the year that the scholarship begins
- Not be a previous recipient of an equal or similar scholarship from the Basque Government
The amount of each grant is 32,000 Euros for the internships in Vitoria-Gasteiz and 48,000 Euros for the internships in Argentina and the US, all subject however to the corresponding withholding tax. Payments will be made in three installments: the first payment of 50% upon acceptance of the grant, and presentation of an initial report; a second 40% a year, upon receipt of interim reports; and a final payment of 10%, following the submission of a final report and receipts by the Directorate for Citizens and Basque Communities Abroad.
Applications may be submitted in Vitoria-Gasteiz, at the Directorate for Citizens and Basque Communities Abroad, or at any of the delegations of Euskadi abroad or at other places recognized by law. The deadline for applications is January 16, 2012.
The list including the successful candidates, as well as the unsuccessful ones, will be available at: www.euskadi.net/euskaldunak and on Irekia. Those who are not accepted have ten days in order to appeal. Applicants will be personally notified of the resolution that will also be published for general information in the Official Bulletin of the Basque Country and also on Euskadi.net.
The foregoing is only a summary of the call. Anyone interested in reading the call in its entirety should go to the following links:
-Resolution regarding the current call (in Basque and Spanish)
-Decree regarding the specialization scholarships (Basque)
-Decree regarding the specialization scholarships (Spanish)


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Gina Gershon—actress of Face/Off, P.S. I Love You, and, yes, Showgirls fame—has been tapped to play Donatella Versace in the upcoming made-for-TV biopic House of Versace. We don't suspect there will be a pronunciation slipup in honor of Gershon's Showgirls co-star, Elizabeth Berkley, but we definitely wouldn't oppose it.


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Open letter to Motorola
Dear Motorola,
I live in America. You nailed the design: It looks gorgeous, is the right size, you actually put some thought into this and added really useful features that improve the experience like always listening and active display (not the shaking your wrist like a mental patient thing, you should just put a shutter button in there), the camera is the first to use clear pixels that should increase low light performance.
I don't even mind that your phone lacks a 1080p screen, I think that's mostly irrelevant, it does add crispness, but nothing that changes the experience, outdoor visibility is more important and so is battery life to me and I believe most consumers. Moreover, you couldn't achieve the battery you claim with a 1080p SLCD screen, and you couldn't possibly do notifications like you are if it was an LCD screen.
The only thing I mind, the only that bothers me is one of these two: You selected too much of an old processor, it's basically a one year old processor, a dual core version of a one year processor by the way. But I don't even mind that so much, the GPU is actually quite good, and that matters more to me, it matters more to the tasks that Android still fails at. What I mind is you pricing it as if it had a high-end processor, even marketing it with your, in lack of a better world, X8 bullshit.
It was either the S4 Pro, priced as mid-range, or a high-end processor priced as such. Pricing it like high-end when is clearly not is trying to rip me off.
I know I'm exaggerating, I understand the customization part costs money, and I love that "fashion" side of the Moto X, but still, you already compromised on the screen, the single most expensive individual component, why did you need to compromise on the processor side too?
Sincerely, Luis.


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Robin McGraw's Almond Oatmeal Honey Facial Scrub
New York Times best-selling author Robin McGraw shares her special recipe for a facial scrub that anyone can make in their own home.
• 1 cup oatmeal
• 1 cup almonds
• ½ cup honey
Put oatmeal and almonds in the blender and combine. "Make it as fine as you think you want, because you want it dense enough to scrub," Robin says.
Add the honey to the oatmeal almond mixture. Apply to the face and wash off.
If you choose to make larger batches, you can keep the extra mixture in a plastic bag in the refrigerator.
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Authorities release the name a of a truck driver that was killed after an accident on Interstate 29 near Onawa, Iowa Wednesday afternoon.
Authorities say around five, 52-year-old Marc Sarchet of Cherokee was hauling a crane, when he lost control, crossed the median.
The truck tipped over on it's side blocking both southbound lanes.
Those lanes were closed for about six hours, opening just before 11 o'clock Wednesday night.
Sarchet was airlifted to Creighton Medical Center in Omaha, where he died.
Authorities say the accident was caused by a tire blowing out on the truck.
Which caused the driver to lose control, sliding into the median and tipping.


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Many thanks to Yen Press for providing a review copy.
About the Mangaka
It's really frustrating from a reviewers perspective at just how little information there is available, in english, for Korean Manhwa-ga.
If you have any information on Ha SiHyun , please drop me a message through the Contact Me page.
About the Manga
I was disappointed with this volume, as the main meat of the story was cut short.
The start of the story was good, and I was really getting into the developments. As well as watching the beginnings of a love square.
Ha's art across this volume was as good as the previous volume, though I think it's lost some of it's cleanness for some reason.
I have to admit that I'm really enjoying her art style, it's nice and bold which makes it easier to read and follow. What's more is that there is definite differences between the male leads, rather than all looking similar. They also all have clearly different names which just adds to the ease of reading.
The story this volume was pretty well paced, a bit of bitchiness between friends, a lovers spat, jealousy, and the introduction of a new character and love interest; it was all done with exceptional good pacing, which is great.
However where Ha fails this time is in the story itself. Almost right off we're given some info in a artists note explaining how Daria gained some information, with a note saying there wasn't enough pages to draw it.
Then at the end we're given over fifty pages of side story and wasted art. What was the point of the side story? All those wasted pages? Surely it would have been better to shorten the side story and include the pages she said she didn't have room for.
This was a disappointment for me, I don't really like the way the info was just stuck in the bottom of the page, it looks sloppy and spoils the flow a bit.
Where she does get bonus points though is in the opening colour panels, in essence they're a short omake, and bloody funny. It's called "How to tame a girlfriend", and it makes me laugh so hard because a friend of mine (who is a girl) says the same thing about taming her man hehe
She also gets bonus points for the cover, which is pretty nice, though not as good as some covers I've seen of late.
As always Yen Press did an exceptional job with this release. Colour panels were left intact and given nice glossy pages to make them look vibrant. Translation wise there was no issues with flow and consistency. Also for once there were no guttering issues this time around. I was able to read cover to cover without damaging the book.
Where to Buy
- Brits: The Book Depository
- Yanks: Amazon.com
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It is not enough to take steps which may some day lead to a goal; each step must be itself a goal and a step likewise.
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This is my kind of party!
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I work in an office where people are always sharing food. People bring in cakes. They put out muffins, scones, and croissants, like there ain't no tomorrow. It's hard n a girl who likes to eat.
I'm trying to avoid the kitchen area but it takes much strength.
And when I get an email saying "Goodies in the kitchen!" I'm trying not run the 100 yard dash getting over there.
Sweets, I will resist you!
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No matter what you are trying to do, life is a series of screw ups. It's full of triumphs too. But when you mess up, get up, brush yourself off, learn from your mistakes and move on.
If you mess up, it's not end of world. God doesn't expect perfect. He expects you to keep trying.
I choose me. I choose thinner. I choose my health. I choose to feel good. I choose to use restraint. I choose not to eat junk. I choose to be in control. I choose to be disciplined. I choose to stick with this. I choose not to be a human Yo-Yo. I choose to keep my weight down. I choose me.
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When my son was in first or second grade, we used to stop at a coffee shop near his school for breakfast. He would often get a chocolate croissant.
One morning while he was eating, he shared that he wished that the layer of chocolate went all the way to the edges. He didn't like the part that was just bread. Luckily I did and he would give me the crusts and I'd happily eat them, scavenger that I am.
I suggested to my son that he could tell the coffee shop folks about his comment. He told them and do you know that they started making them with more chocolate?
The moral of the story? Speak up! And, more chocolate is always better!
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Being thin is a choice. Maybe it isn't for everyone. Some people seem to be born thin. For me to get thin, it will be a choice. It means time after time making the choice to say no to cake. And cookies. And brownies. And ice cream. And fudge. I think you get the picture. :)
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I have been watching my serving sizes lately. My favorite afternoon snack is pretzels. The bag I buy has 4 services. That's 5 pretzels per serving. I was a good little girl and counted out 4 bags of 5 pretzels each and wrapped up each in tin foil.
I can do this. You can too! :)
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Forgive me but I can't stop thinking about these mixers. They combine so many things I care about: hand-made things, people working in manufacturing, cooking, colors, and quality. Take a look at this video about the history of these mixers. You just might want one too!
By the way, my latest favorite color is red. :)
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I want one. Plain and simple. When you get to the point when you are turning 50, you love to bake, and you've never had one, you deserve a $350 mixer. Don't you agree?
The big decision is what color to get!
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|Laura 'LaLa' Berg
Laura "LaLa" Berg, age 62, of Three Lakes, Wis., passed away Sunday, Sept. 15, 2013, at St. Clare Hospital.
Laura was born Aug. 9, 1951, to Lawrence and Bertie-Leigh Berg. She was a resident of Three Lakes for 45 years.
Laura worked in the food and service industry, mostly known from Harry's Tavern and Modern Aire in Three Lakes.She enjoyed playing pool, sewing and gardening.
Laura is survived by her parents, Lawrence and Bertie-Leigh of Hiles, Wis.; her son, Harry Seymer of Eagle River, Wis.; her daughter, Cassie Seymer of Three Lakes; and sisters, Cathleen Tyson of Hiles, Lawrence "Buff" Berg of Madison, Wis., Steven Berg of Memphis, Tenn., and Margaret Stahl of Whiteville, Tenn.; three grandchildren, Skye Seymer, Somerset Seymer and Vincent Reeves.
In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is set up in the name of Laura Berg.
A celebration of Laura's life will take place on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013, at Oneida Village in Three Lakes. Lunch will be served from 2-4 p.m. upstairs, with pool and entertainment downstairs following lunch.
Condolences may be expressed at gaffney-busha.com.
Arrangements by Gaffney-Busha Funeral Home, Eagle River.
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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) _ A Seward man has stepped forward to claim his $2 million Powerball Power Play prize.
Nebraska Lottery officials said in a news release Monday that Lonnie White learned Thursday that he'd won. White says he stopped at the Gas N Snaks store on Jackson Avenue in Seward to check the results from Wednesday's drawing. White says that when the store clerk told him how much the Powerball ticket was worth, White said ``Holy cow! I won!''
The numbers were 21, 22, 26, 30, 57 and Powerball 27. White's ticket matched all but the Powerball number.
The lottery says this is the second $2 million Power Play Powerball ticket sold in Nebraska since the game was upgraded in January 2012. Mark Davies, of Bennington, won a $2 million prize in August 2012.


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General Residency Program - Details
The curriculum is an evolving component of the program. A standing Curriculum Committee, on which residents sit as full members, introduces revisions and changes to improve education and training. Thus, the curriculum described here is illustrative and subject to modification. The candidate is assured that by the end of the program all of the experiences required for Board Certification will have been provided.
Sample Curriculum:
8 months on General Adult Inpatient Psychiatry with possible substitution of up to 1 month on Emergency Psychiatry Rotation 4 months primary care ( Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics )
2 months Neurology, 2 months Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 4 months Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry, 2 months Geriatric Psychiatry, 2 months Addiction Psychiatry
A full 12 month experience in outpatient psychiatry, with specific components in child/adolescent outpatient psychiatry.
6 months Service Chief Selective 6 months Elective
Program Enrichment:
Institute for the Medical Humanities
Unique in this country, the IMH has nine full-time faculty members who provide consultation and teaching in the history of medicine and psychiatry, biomedical ethics, perspectives from selected humanities disciplines, and also provide consultation on ethical issues in clinical work.
Psychoanalytic Institute & Society
A fully accredited training institute of the American Psychoanalytic Association, the Houston-Galveston Psychoanalytic Institute is located in Houston , 50 miles north of the UTMB campus.
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship:
An ACGME accredited two-year residency in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Both Karen Dineen Wagner, M.D., Ph.D., Director of the Division, and Christopher R. Thomas, M.D., Program Director, are well-know nationally for their research, academic, and clinical accomplishments.
Applicants who are committed to training in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry may submit a combined application to UTMB General Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry programs simultaneously. If accepted, they will obtain a commitment from UTMB to provide three years of General Psychiatry training, followed by two years (PGY-4 & PGY-5) of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry training, which will lead to eligibility for board certification in both General Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry.
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8 Travel Apps That Will Save You Money
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Don't Hoard Loyalty Points
Psyched about all the frequent flyer miles you've managed to hoard? You're not alone—by some estimates, there are more than 15 trillion frequent flyer miles outstanding. But it's time to reroute your thinking. "Free" flights have been getting... ➡
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Don't fall into the typical New Year's trap and resolve to eat healthier and exercise more regularly (been there, haven't done that, right?). Instead, get something far more valuable out of 2013: Commit to planning at least two great vacations... ➡
Insider's Guide to Luxe Stays for Less
Don't let the misguided reputation of house swaps—budget friendly but you never-know-what-you'll get!—deter you from exploring the luxurious side of this amazing travel opportunity.My family and I have been swapping for years now, and we've done... ➡
Why Successful People Unplug—or Should
When I take a vacation, I really do try to leave work behind (sometimes I'm even brave enough to leave my laptop at home). But like most people, I can't resist the urge to check e-mail. Next thing I know, I find myself pecking long-form answers... ➡
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Want to pack as much style and culture into your vacation as possible--not to mention a few dips in the Caribbean? Consider Cartagena, a stunning cultural mecca on Colombia's Caribbean coast. Cancun is overplayed, Buenos Aires is far away, and... ➡
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Back by popular demand, for lovers of the 60's, Mark Howes, Robert Pratt and Alan Field present SIXTIES GOLD hosted by Ally Bally
Music legend Barry Manilow looks back at his superb career with Ally and tells us about the new album 'Night Songs'.
Dennis Locorriere talks to Ally about his career with Dr Hook and the new album 'Timeless'
Engelbert Humperdinck chats to Ally about his new duets album 'Calling'.
World Sports car Champion Allan McNish joins Ally and Lorraine to discuss his decision to retire from the sport.
Lead singer of Cutting Crew joined Ally to look ahead to the Rewind Scotland Festival this summer.
Level 42's Mark King joined Ally to preview this year's Rewind Scotland Festival at Scone Palace
Mark Owen joined Ally to tell him all about his forthcoming solo releases.
Caro Emerald is back at number one in the album charts with her second album. She joined Ally Bally to tell him all about it.
KT Tunstall joined Ally Bally to play live in our music studio!
Ricky Ross joined Ally to chat about his new solo release - 'Trouble Came Looking'.
Jamie Cullum joined Ally to chat and play live in our music studio!
Jim Kerr joined Ally for a chat about the band's new Greatest Hits Collection called 'Celebrate' and to preview the band's forthco…
Marti Pellow is back with a brand new album called 'Time'. He joined Ally Bally to tell us all about it.
Charlie Landsborough joins Ally for a chat.
Country star Carrie Underwood joined Ally for a chat about life since American Idol.
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Cynical Pinnacle is probably the most popular of the crags in the Cathedral Spires of the South Platte. Its prominent south-facing prow attracts the eye for miles. This spire hosts a number of fine routes. The ever popular Center Route gains the greatest lines & waits. However, Wunsch's Dihedral is an excellent sustained line for the intermediate to advanced crack climber. Turf Spreader draws the eye, but requires a pumpy roof to gain entry to its beautiful upper crack. The Prayer Book was once featured in a Jeff Lowe video. Breashear's Crack is a fun test piece for the advanced.
Getting There
Walk uphill up one of the various of the trails ascending from the North Fork of the South Platte River. You may pass various abandoned relics from a different era along the way.
Double ropes are necessary to rappel down the S face.
Climbing Season
12 Total Routes
The Classics
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Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Cynical Pinnacle:
Hand Job Direct 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a Trad, 1 pitch, 100'
Hand Job (aka West Face) 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a Trad, 3 pitches, 500'
Center Route 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a Trad, 3 pitches
Class Act 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c R Sport, 1 pitch, 60'
Turf Spreader 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c Trad, 3 pitches, 300'
Wunsch's Dihedral 5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c Trad, 4 pitches
Rising Crescendo 5.11c/d 7a 24 VIII 25 E4 6a R Trad, 2 pitches, 175'
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This route is three pitches of some of the best crack climbing around. I've heard it called the best 5.9 in the state. The first pitch is a hand/finger crack where you can use a little lie-backing. Belay at slings.The second pitch is the crux, it's a long pitch that leads up a perfect hand crack over a couple little bulges. Every jam is bomber, but, it is pretty sustained. Set a hanging belay once the crack is about to widen up. Note, the slings and the chockstone are disintegrating! A...[more] Browse More Classics in CO
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Scholarships/Awards for Students with Disabilities
- The American Council of the Blind (ACB) annually awards approximately twenty scholarships ranging in amounts from $1,000 to $2,500 to vocational, entering freshmen, undergraduate and graduate college students who are legally blind, maintain a 3.3 GPA and are involved in their school/local community. Applications must be received by March 1st. To read the scholarship guidelines and complete an on-line application, please visit: www.acb.org/scholarship. For more information, contact the ACB National Office at: (202) 467-5081 or (800) 424-8666.


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ESPN's Mike & Mike SB Predictions
From the site: "Greenberg likes the Patriots to beat the Eagles in the Super Bowl, while Golic likes the Chargers to beat the Eagles. " Both Mikes think we'll make the big game, neither think we win =( I still like the show. Listen for the full run down of season records and playoff predictions... Hopefully that opens in a player for you. If not, go to there site and search. http://espn.go.com/espnradio/show?showId=mikeandmike


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Healthy and quick non-cook recipes for a super-hot day by Mindy Kobrin, lifestyle and entertaining expert at Meals on Heels www.mealsonheelsbymindy.com.
Prepared in 10 minutes or less.
4 cups (approx. 1½ lbs) cubed seedless watermelon, diced
3 large tomatoes, diced
½ jalapeno, habanero, or serrano chile, seeded and diced
½ cup blanched almonds
1 lime zested and juiced
¼ cup olive oil
2 Tbs minced red onion
1 cucumber, peeled, seeded and finely chopped
Salt and fresh ground pepper
Shot glasses
*Entertaining Option: Skewers of grape tomatoes and cucumber slices inside each glass topped with basil and feta crumbles.
Puree in a blender or food processor the watermelon, tomatoes and chile.
Add lime zest, juice and olive oil to mixture. Pulse until well combined.
Gently fold in the minced red onion and chopped cucumber. Season with salt and fresh ground pepper to taste.
Chill for an hour before serving. Pour watermelon gazpacho into shot glasses and garnish with skewers and crumbled feta.
Prepared in 15 minutes or less.
6 oz fresh Feta
2 oz reduced fat cream cheese, softened to room temperature
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp ground pepper
1 garlic clove, peeled and minced
Juice of 1 lemon + zest
1/3 cup olive oil
2 lbs ripe cherry and heirloom tomatoes, halved
1 large shallot, peeled and finely chopped
2 Tbs red wine vinegar
1/3 cup olive oil
1 baguette cut diagonally into 20 ½-inch slices, toasted
4 Tbs fresh basil, cut into long thin strips (chiffonade)
Preheat oven to 400°F.
Lightly toast baguette slices. Remove toasted crostini from oven and allow to cool.
In a small mixing bowl, combine Feta, softened cream cheese, salt, pepper, garlic, lemon juice and zest and two tablespoons olive oil. Set aside.
In a separate large bowl, combine shallot, red wine vinegar and olive oil. Allow to macerate for 5 minutes. Add cherry tomatoes and three tablespoons fresh basil. Toss gently to combine and set aside for 5-10 minutes.
Spread Feta mixture atop each crostini. With a slotted spoon, top each crostini with tomato mixture. Garnish with remaining basil. Serve immediately. Serves 8.
Prepared in 20 minutes.
1 red onion, thinly sliced
¼ cup red wine vinegar
1 lbs seedless cucumbers, cut into discs
1 garlic clove, peeled and minced
3 large heirloom tomatoes, sliced
5 Roma tomatoes, cut into wedges
2 pints cherry tomatoes, halved
½ cup fresh squeezed lime juice, divided into 2 portions
4 Tbs extra virgin olive oil, divided into 2 portions
½ tsp Kosher salt
¼ tsp ground pepper
½ bunch of chives, cut into match-stick size pieces
¼ cup fresh tarragon leaves, chopped
¼ bunch fresh dill, chopped
1 cup fresh cilantro leaves, chopped
1 cup fresh flat-leaf parsley, chopped
1/2 cup fresh mint, chopped
Combine sliced onion with red wine vinegar in a small bowl. Set aside for 15-20 minutes. Drain.
Gently toss with your hands the marinated onions, cucumbers, garlic, tomatoes, fresh lime juice, olive oil, salt and pepper in a large bowl. Transfer to a serving platter. Add fresh herbs and remaining half of lime juice and olive oil to the large bowl. Season to taste. Toss. Pile the herb mixture atop salad. Serve immediately. Serves 4-6.
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CHRISTMAS fever came to Bridgwater's Eastover School to coincide with the first day of this year's Advent calendars.
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