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Action Movie Kid Is the Greatest Superhero There Will Ever Be
The world's biggest action star is also the world's smallest action star.
Man Sets Unnecessary Record Smashing 155 Walnuts With His Forehead in One Minute
This guy is nuts.
These Cats Burying Their Faces in Their Paws Just Want Some Time Alone
Sometimes it's just too bright out there and even closing your eyes isn't enough.
This Adorable Girl Is About to Learn a Very Painful Lesson
Bad things happen when you don't share.
These Dogs Say Grace Before Eating Dinner
It's important to give thanks, even for kibble.
Then & Now: The Cast of 'Pee-wee's Big Adventure'
In 1985, someone stole Pee-wee's bike. And anyone who saw Pee-wee try to get it back will never forget the spectacular cast of characters he met along the way.
These People Are Using Rope Swings Wrong
We know it's still the middle of a really long, cold, hard winter, so we thought it might be fun to take a quick trip back to the glorious, warm days of summer.
Here's the Cast of 'Stand By Me,' Then and Now
In 1986, Rob Reiner's coming-of-age tale 'Stand By Me' hit theaters, helping spark the careers of multiple young actors.
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Figure skaters move as elegantly as any athletes on the planet. So naturally the Internet has added the perfect touch to their performances: fart sounds.
These Dogs Keep Getting Stuck in the Doggie Door
Maybe it was really a cat door and they just made a little mistake.
Take a Look at the Cast of 'The Princess Bride' Then & Now
Ever wonder how the cast of everyone's favorite tale of fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love and miracles looks today?


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THE Belhus Sunday firsts' away fixture at Overton Drive saw the club register their first win of the season.
Bowlers Matthew Williams, Jim Banner and Suhail Shahid took two wickets apiece to dismiss Wanstead for 140.
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The Big Jewcy: Simmy Kay – Jimmy Dean Cloud, Guy Who Hangs With Candy, MTV Producer, TV Jack Of All Trades
By Merisa Fink June 1, 2011
You know Simmy Kay. He hangs out with m&ms, he's a sausage craving cloud, and he's one of the funniest guys you will ever meet. Read More
The Big Jewcy: Elliot Aronow – From Punk Zines To RCRD LBL
The Big Jewcy: Dan Naturman – Stand-Up Comedian
By Kylie Jane Wakefield June 1, 2011
Dan Naturman is, by most standards, a successful standup comedian. Now he's trying to conquer France. Read More
The Big Jewcy: Sara Marcus – Riot Grrrl Historian/Author
By Emily Goldsher June 1, 2011
Everybody has fawned over Sara's book "Girls to the Front: The True Story of the Riot Grrrl Revolution." Everybody including us. Read More
The Big Jewcy: Derek Blasberg – Fashion God
By Carrie Goldberg June 1, 2011
Fashion writer/editor Derek Blasberg isn't even 30 and he's already a legend. Now he's a Big Jewcy. Read More
The Big Jewcy: Emma Straub – Novelist, Bookseller, Baker
By Tobias Carroll June 1, 2011
There are nearly a million reasons to like Emma Straub. We will focus on her writing. Read More


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Bedford Hospital criticised in CQC report
Bedford Hospital has been strongly criticised in a report by the Health watchdog. The Care Quality Commission says there are major concerns in three areas of performance, including staffing levels.
Last month management had to withdraw some children's services from the hospital after it was revealed that junior doctors were not being properly monitored.
Click below to see ITV News Anglia's interview with the Acting Chief Executive of Bedford Hospital, Stephen Conroy:


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How Can Brix Test Can Improve Your Organic Vegetable GardenJanuary 18th, 2012 | Posted by in Organic Food | Organic Gardening
Brix is one of the most fascinating topics in organic gardening. It measures the dissolved solids in plant juice, which includes sucrose and fructose, vitamins and minerals, protein and amino acids, and many others. If you are trying to grow the best tomatoes and you want to get many dozens of tomatoes from each plant, it could be worth it. If you have a huge bed of something like potatoes, go for it. Even good organic fertilizers are sometimes not wanted by our plants. You can have at try to practically understand the applications of the brix in your organic garden.
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Reviews by Neffbeer:
4/5 rDev +2.3%
08-09-2013 13:34:37 | More by Neffbeer
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New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
06-22-2014 21:48:38 | More by lostandwandering
4/5 rDev +2.3%
08-04-2014 19:56:06 | More by BrahptimusPrime
4/5 rDev +2.3%
12-18-2012 05:17:26 | More by GRG1313
New York
4/5 rDev +2.3%
06-04-2014 13:52:22 | More by sunofneurot
4/5 rDev +2.3%
375 ml bottle, label says brewed in 2010. Served in a tulip, the beer pours a dark reddish/purple color with about a half inch light pink head. Head retention is good, but there isn't much lacing. Aroma is very fruity, it smells like dark berries (both sweet and tart), grapes, oak and some funk. The taste is similar to the aroma (it's a mostly fruity brew), but there's also the addition of some lemon peel. There's a nice mix between the sweet and tart flavors. Mouthfeel/body is medium, with moderate carbonation. I think it's a good overall brew. Worth a try.
01-15-2012 00:19:05 | More by bluejacket74
4.03/5 rDev +3.1%
poured from 375 into a tulip. Pours a dark red color with a small head.
Good dark red fruit aromas with some tart aromas of leather, dark red cherries and some funk.
real nice medium body with a good tartness to it. Not overly tart though with good flavors of funk, leather, and dark red fruits.
An extremely good sour styled beer. Not cheap, but still a real good beer.
07-03-2012 01:50:47 | More by KDawg
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev +2.3%
Bottle: Poured a clear reddish color ale with a medium size off-white foamy head with good retention and some good lacing. Aroma of oak and tart notes is very interesting with subtle acidic notes. Taste is a nice mix between loads of oak which brings out cherry tart notes with a light acidic finish. Body is about average with good carbonation. Another great sour from this brewery though I must admit that there is quite a few resemblances between their Flanders Red.
08-15-2012 16:15:56 | More by Phyl21ca
3.48/5 rDev -11%
Poured into a large goblet last night at Bittercreek's 2014 Funkfest... A hazy reddish/brown brew produces decent head and spotty lacing.
Nose is weird... candy like sweetness punctuated by a musty/lightly funky bretty character.. Flavor has a big oaky essence that is punctuated by a tannic element... this one is for the geeks, I am not sure what to make of it... not really anything that I commonly associate strictly with grapes, but there is an overall round very background sweetness that I guess is grape.
Weird ... very weird ... tasty, but certainly is not going to be everybody's favorite.
06-20-2014 05:07:25 | More by JohnGalt1
4.38/5 rDev +12%
First off the cap comes off tough and makes a crazy noise like breaking glass. Strange cap with the plastic insert.
This pour is like a mini movie. Initial pour yeilds mounds of off-white suds adorning a clear and effervescent root beer colored brew. Then all at one time the bubbles quickly leave and these snakey bubbles fight each other for dominance. Gotta give that a 5.
Smell is very bretty and oakey with grape skin and sour green apples. Some malt and sugar way in the back along with that nose burning yeast.
Taste is bitter/sour like putting alum in your mouth as a kid. The flavor soon turns to oak and brett wine. There is alcohol here but stays in the shadows.
Mouthfeel is very clean but there is an aftertaste that is almost like formaldyhide(sp) or at least like it smells. Not a bad thing , just an odd thing.
Overall this is a great beer and the only thing I would have against it is the price.19 bucks for 12 oz.
I will buy this again and mabey put it away for a few years to see if the odd taste mellows out.
07-20-2012 05:11:42 | More by peabody
New York
4/5 rDev +2.3%
11-09-2013 13:38:49 | More by campfirebrew
New York
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
05-23-2014 23:38:07 | More by OnryAndMean
4/5 rDev +2.3%
Bottle from K&L, 2010 vintage 375ml.
Dark brown with ruby highlights. Hazy, muddy near the bottom of the bottle. Moderate carbonation with a short-living head. Footy blue cheese aroma, plenty of vinous oak barrel and toasted malt. Palate is vinous, funky, tannic - quite dry. Good flavors, malt is present enough to lend a backbone to the barrel and bacteria. Sort of like a Consecration Jr., and actually a lot easier to drink - good stuff.
11-06-2011 05:09:34 | More by largadeer
4/5 rDev +2.3%
07-14-2014 19:44:37 | More by DrBier
3.5/5 rDev -10.5%
09-10-2013 00:17:53 | More by mendvicdog
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
07-23-2013 12:20:40 | More by CWhite
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
04-20-2014 02:39:14 | More by ystazi
4/5 rDev +2.3%
05-16-2014 20:59:36 | More by TexasWild
5/5 rDev +27.9%
02-03-2014 07:45:49 | More by Chicagospur773
3/5 rDev -23.3%
01-11-2012 07:12:56 | More by ygtbsm94
3.5/5 rDev -10.5%
08-21-2013 01:09:41 | More by Rifugium
New Hampshire
2.98/5 rDev -23.8%
Pours a one finger white head that vanishes immediately and leaves no lace. Brown/red murky color. Fizzy carbonation and medium bodied. Sour grape nose and flavor is sour grape with hints of sweetness, almost a wine. Can we call this a beer if there is no yeast in it?? There are numerous sour ales that are far cheaper, not worth trying at $19.99 for a 375ml bottle from Julio's Liquors Marlboro, MA. Brewed 2010.
11-20-2013 23:15:05 | More by jdhilt
3.1/5 rDev -20.7%
Thanks for sharing this one, Javi.
A: The beer pours amber in color with a finger or two of white head.
S: Smells pretty funky. A bit of sweat and musty funk, along with some oak. There is a strong fruit character to it, almost like raspberries and grapes. Some light grass and lemony tartness.
T: Pretty fruity with a touch of booze. Almost like a fruit liquer, actually. Moderately tart with notes of green apple and lemon zest. Some mild malt, grass, and wet, musty oak.
M: Medium in body with carbonation that is medium to high.
O: Not really my thing, but compared to some Italian beers, pretty good.
08-29-2011 01:30:00 | More by womencantsail
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
Brewed in 2011.
Pours slightly murky, burnt red with hints of both ruby and orange. Thin tiny white head that recedes to just a ring around the glass with some lacing and legs.
Rich tart cherries, vanilla, oak, almond, bright red wine notes. Very complex. Tartness and fruit balance nicely with earthy oak.
Quite tart upfront giving way to an incredibly unique beer. Sour cherries, pomegranates, and currants. Vinous in the back. Warming alcohol, oak, almonds. Very fruity but quite dry.
Low almost no carbonation, but it doesn't detract for my tastes. Slick mouthfeel with a decent body.
Drinks more like a wine than a beer, but quite interesting and very drinkable.
09-01-2014 01:52:40 | More by sjccmd
4.5/5 rDev +15.1%
08-06-2014 12:53:44 | More by justincourts
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A few weeks ago, we carried a post about Pinal County Supervisor, Pete Rios getting busted speeding. He tried to pull a "well officer don't you know who I am?" but ended up getting a ticket anyway. That led to some politically incestuous dealings resulting in the police chief of the small rural town of Hayden having his job put on the line.
Earlier tonight, the mayor and council met to discuss the fate of Chief Monty Antcliff who was represented by local attorney, Chris DeRose.
Here is some media coverage by the ABC affiliate out of Tucson, KGUN-9, and a call-in by Sheriff Paul Babeu to the Mike Broomhead show this afternoon:
Mike Broomhead interview with Sheriff Paul Babeu.
Pete Rios is no stranger to threatening people who challenge him. As we noted in the earlier post, Rios threatened to punch fellow blogger Greg Patterson for exposing the scam he had going on his reimbursement for mileage to a property Rios owns but does not actually communte to. All I have to say is that it's a good thing Sheriff Babeu didn't pull him over that night!


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In January 2011, Goddard College staff and students traveled to the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah to support and attend Goddard faculty member Alrick Brown's feature film, "Kinyardwanda," inspired by Executive Director Ishmael Ntihabose's stories of survivors of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. They discussed Goddard's influence on their artistic practices and their lives with Kris Gruen, Executive Director of WGDR/WGDH, Goddard College community radio.
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Have you ever wondered why you should give to Goddard? Listen to what alumni and community members like Jerry Greenfield have to say about why they give to Goddard. By giving, they, and you, can... more
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The Finance section of the App Store does feature some heavy-hitters (Bloomberg, ATM Hunter) and some fairly weak beer too. A lot of these apps are unitaskers, particularly when it comes to stock quotes and charting. For a full-featured and free investment information portal, and a strong competitor...
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Eastern Cape
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Fun experiences in the Eastern Cape
1Bloukrans Bungy.
The Eastern Cape is home to the famous Bloukrans Bungy – it's 216 metres of free-falling pleasure
2Big Seven Safari
Go on a Big Seven Safari and see rhino, lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo AND the Southern Right Whale and Great White Shark.
3Bayworld Museum Complex, Port Elizabeth.
Comprises an oceanarium, snake park and museum and No 7 Castle Hill, a Victorian house museum dating back to 1827.
4National Arts Festival.
Grahamstown is home to the annual arts festival at the beginning of July. Imbibe on local arts, culture and good, clean fun.
5Learn to Surf - Jeffreys Bay.
Our answer to Hawaii, J-Bay is known for its magnificent waves and numerous surfing schools.
6New Age Adventures in Hogsback.
This village in the mountains dedicated to all things New Age. Great also if you appreciate spectacular scenery, good food, peace and quiet.
7Hike the Wild Coast.
Enjoy hiking the pristine beaches of the rugged Wild Coast, or opt for a horse-back safari led by local guides.
8Bush, Forest and Beach.
Talk about fun experiences! In the Eastern Cape you can enjoy the bush the beaches and the fantastic Tsitsikamma forest.
9Skiing at Tiffendell.
During winter you can enjoy skiing at the only skiing village in South Africa, situated just below the peak of Ben McDhui.
10Owl House, Nieu-Bethesda
The quirky world of the artist Helen Martins comes alive at the Owl House with its camel, owl and wise men sculptures, glass-covered walls and vivid colours.


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American House Hotel, Ohio Village
Enjoy a romantic dinner, followed by the Ohio Village Singers in a concert of Victorian-era love ballads and comic songs, interspersed with readings and romantic verse. $60/adult, $50/Ohio History Connection member. Advanced registration required by February 10. Seating is limited, so call early. Call 800.686.1541 for more information.
800 E. 17th Ave. (17th Ave & 71)
Columbus Ohio 43211
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It's been a while since we last saw Hailee Steinfeld on the red carpet, and I can't think of a more appropriate event for her to make her return than the 2012 Young Hollywood Awards, which took place in LA yesterday evening.
The 14-year-old actress wore a stunning Prabal Gurung Fall 2012 ensemble for the occasion.
A white sleeveless top with burst of floral appliqués with intricate gold embroidered details was teamed with ice-white shimmering pants.
Despite not being a fan of super long slacks, I love the overall look which includes an Edie Parker 'Lara' tiger pearlescent clutch, a House of Lavande bracelet and Brian Atwood heels.
Wavy tresses provided the finishing touch.
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What Will I Be Doing in 50 Years? What Will the World Be Like?
Betsy McCormick, kindergarten teacher: "The good thing is that you can be anything you want to be." Kindergartener: "I knew that!"
|I'll be a doctor driving a helicopter, instead of an ambulance, to take people from far away to St. Vincent.
|I want to be President, and the most important thing I'll do is speak into a microphone.
|I'll be in the Secret Service. I'll get around by motorbike, talk with a walkie-talkie, jump from rooftops, and protect the President most of the time.
|I'm going to be an astronaut, going to places by rocket ship to help people on other planets.
Lower Schoolers
|I'll have a successful, well-paying job, and a family. I'll be an artist, a musician, or a writer.
|I'll be a zookeeper, because I like baby animals.
|I hope to be a professional dancer.
|I'll definitely be a marine biologist.
|I'll be an actor or a teacher, since I've done acting.
|I'll be sitting down in a rocking chair with my sons talking about the NFL. I'll be retired after being a professional skateboarder
|I'll have a pretty average life with my kids. It'll be a normal life, not so rich or poor.
Middle Schoolers
|I'd like to work with kids, maybe as a pediatrician. I'd maybe live a few years abroad, but come back to Portland. Hopefully a lot will have changed in the future, and we will have worked out cultural issues like the Iraq war.
|I'd like to live on the West Coast and work in the neonatal intensive care unit. There will be no wars and a stable government. We'll be saving the environment so my kids can have good lives and not have to worry about global warming.
|I hope the world will be in a good place. I want to make a difference. I don't want to be a person who people forget.
|I love working with little kids and may become a preschool or kindergarten teacher. I would live a year or two in Japan and be fluent in Japanese.
Upper Schoolers
|I'll still be working as a theater tech, because it doesn't pay much, maybe as a sound designer. It would be fun to work on Broadway, but I can do anything.
|When I think of my future, I think of success in every way!
|I'd like to have a career in science, maybe chemistry. I'll probably be married and have always wanted to live in Seattle.
|When younger I see myself in an exciting city, but later I'll gravitate to a quieter place. If I were to shoot as high as I could, I'd be involved in film as a writer or director
In 50 years, I will be in my mid-sixties. My dad is in his mid-sixties now. I sometimes ask him how he expected his life to turn out. When he was my age, what did he see himself doing for the rest of his life? He tells me that when he was in college, someone asked him the very question you are now posing to us. What will you be doing in 50 years?
"I'll probably be a beach-comber," he told him.
I have similar aspirations. Partly because it's hard to look that far ahead. No one at age 16 is ready to say that someday they will be a retired lawyer with grown children. Instead, we see ourselves at our dining tables, in our living rooms, walking down a crowded street. We can see the moments we think we will not be able to avoid; these are the sitting moments alone in our houses and the moving moments among faces in a crowd, the beach-combing moments of our lives. No matter what we do with our lives, we will do this, we think.
In 50 years, I will be 66. That is older than both my parents and some of my grandparents. It is hard to imagine what kind of place the world will be. I can see myself old and wrinkled, sitting in a dusty house with mahogany floorboards. I see blue skies, not as blue as today's, but blue. The hard part is not imagining the age of 60, but rather the time that would have passed to bring me to that age. Decisions I make in life, which seem so small, can influence everything. Whether or not I run for a bus or wait in the rain could have me thrown through continents or in college. How many more years of education can I endure, or will the rest of my life be spent learning, traveling, and experiencing? When will I begin to ask questions of me instead of being asked questions of? It's not so much where I will be in 50 years, but the ribbon that will take me there.
In 50 years, everyone will breathe in short, shallow breaths.
City people will savor the now scarce scents of evergreens and hotdogs in public markets. Their nostrils will soon tire of the futuristic air fresheners tainted with smog and dust. Urban children's breathing will slow to sleep as they roll hastily in strollers or SUVs to their next activity.
Country people, however, miss the smell of animals. Animals that used to abound in their farms, roosters whose crows awoke families and cows that gave fresh milk. Those farmers, they miss the smell of the milk, the pigs, the aromatic apple trees, the scent of nature.
Despite the lack of old scents, the unfamiliarity, everyone enjoys their quick inhales and exhales. They enjoy the excitement of a new aroma, hybrid fruits, and the smell of rain hitting pavement. Men and women walk through streets, farms, and offices, not forgetting the old smells but delighting in the new. Everyone breathes fast, mirroring the speed of their lives, and anticipating what is to come.
Grown tired with the giant leaps that technology has taken in the past decades, many people will have abandoned the fickle nature of silicone and reverted back to the ways that have proved to be most efficient. That is not to say that they do not use and reap the benefits of many great technological feats, they just mostly like to stick with the old ways. Cars will still fill the street, but they will find that they are encircled with more and more cyclists. The roads have been changed in recent years to accommodate such an influx of cranks and sprockets, and the world is starting to look thin again. Most people have realized that they must suit up for the battle against global warming, so cars have switched to hydrogen fuel cell and electricity for their energy sources. But, like many changes that take place, there are still those who insist upon their Suburbans and Escalades. They are always ready to fight, but secretly meet for anonymous groups at night to help them with their addictions. Numerous presidents have taken office, of all genders, races, and shapes. And, one man, determined to make a difference in the world, has sparked a revolution and brought Esperanto back into spoken language.
In 50 years, the places we love will look different. Mountains, once white with glaciers, will be brown. Grassy plains will become deserts and reefs will become open seas. We may find species living in new places, moving with the climate, or no longer living at all. Wars will be fought over water and energy and fertile land. I, at 67, will have seen these changes happen. I will have climbed the receding glaciers and studied the shifting ecosystems and watched humanity battle itself. But my hope is that some things will not change. That I will still be surrounded by people I love, and that if I pile into my hydrogen car with them and keep driving we will still find a place of beauty.
The state of the world today drives even the most logical of us to question if we'll even be here in 50 years. We're running out of oil, we're growing only corn, and as the population keeps growing, we're getting closer and closer to what seems like a consumption-induced purge of the human race. It's easy to throw up our hands, and to think, "that's it! We're done for!" The scope of the problems the world faces today is immense. But in a roundabout way, there's comfort in the fact that if we're around at all in 50 years, we'll be digging ourselves out of a hole, not into it. Surely, we will see changes in government, trade, and international policies. But at this point, those things seem like a given. More important though, if we do want to maintain any form of civilized coexistence, communities will be key. We'll have to learn to live our lives within those communities, not fragmented across the country or the world. I foresee us moving closer to real collaboration, and unless we want to have our children walking to school with gas masks on, we're sure as hell going to have to take care of the environment.
I hope that in 50 years, I will have made some sort of mark of change in the world. Because I guess I don't believe in any real afterlife, I want to be remembered by the people I might inspire or help, and I think one of the best possible ways to grasp the global picture and actually change things is to travel abroad. So in 50 years, I want to have traveled the world, and seen how humans live and connect with one another, and then I will be able to actually live, at 66 years old, and feel like I have some comprehension of the world around me.
In 50 years, the world will be the same. People haven't changed over the millennia we've been around: we have loved, lost, regretted, cared, died, formed opinions, fought, and speculated. All of that won't disappear in 50 years. Sure, the world might change physically or economically, since it seems we can't go too long without some sort of international or natural disaster. Icebergs will melt, people will care and others won't, and maybe some sort of solution will be reached. People will die, and some people will try and get other people to care and partially succeed. New technology will arise, and with it five-second trends and sayings that will stay for two months, maybe two years. People will still covet wealth and fame, and others will seek spiritual enlightenment. That's the thing—no matter how much shorter our abbreviations become, crises occur, or opinions are raised, we'll be the same. As long as we are human, the smaller details don't make a difference.


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When Ella Asoyan first heard footsteps behind her and Elena Milashina, her friend and a prominent investigative journalist in Russia, she thought the young men might have just wanted to pass.
Russian authorities have arrested a retired high-ranking police officer as the latest suspect in the 2006 murder of a journalist who was a strong critic of the Kremlin, according to the news agency Itar-Tass.
A suspect in the killing of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya in 2006 was arrested in Chechnya on Tuesday, Russia Investigative Committee told CNN.
Moscow police investigators backed by masked, armed security officials raided a bank owned by Russian billionaire Alexander Lebedev Tuesday, a bank spokesman and Russian news agencies said.
Three men went on trial Wednesday in connection with the killing of Russian investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya, Russia's RIA-Novosti news agency reported.
Russian investigators have no suspects in Monday's killings of a prominent human rights lawyer and a journalist despite round-the-clock efforts to find the gunman, officials said Wednesday.
A Russian billionaire and former KGB agent is buying a controlling stake in the venerable Evening Standard, the London newspaper announced Wednesday.
A masked man shot and killed on Monday a Russian human rights lawyer known for his work on abuses by the Russian military in the breakaway region of Chechnya, Russian media reported.
Russian prosecutors have formally charged at least four of 10 suspects detained over the murder of reporter Anna Politkovskaya, a defence lawyer was quoted as saying on Thursday.
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Near the end of November or the beginning of December you find that your shoes or boots have developed a leak. You know what you want and because of the hole making your sock damp, you go out during lunch break to get a good replacement pair. No need to guess that it is raining, so you squelch around the shops looking for the perfect pair. Finally, when you have nearly run out of your allotted hour, you find them. Due to the bubbles of water escaping from the sole of your right foot you know that you have not the time or inclination to try them on. You quickly pay and the Salesman place them in a big red Christmas bag. With the constant question from the Salesman, "Are you sure you do not want to try them on?", you escape the mall.
You now use the old schoolboy trick of a hop, skip and jump to try and keep the leaking footwear away from the wet ground as long as possible. Arriving just a few minutes late you are face to face with your irate boss.
"Come on", he says constantly looking at his watch. "You are late for the meeting".
The meeting runs late and you have to leave immediately to catch the train. The Wife is waiting at the station for you as it is bucketing down. Placing the big red bag into the car first prompts the question from the Missus, "What you bought there?"
This is the question that never goes well for any Husband. You explain that it is just a new pair of shoes and leave it at that. Getting home the kids rush to greet you and get all excited about the Christmas bag. Before you can say anything the wife says. "Look Daddy has bought himself a Christmas present and you kids are going to wrap it up for him to put under the tree."
Crestfallen, you watch as the new shoes disappear up to the bedrooms to be wrapped in a small sheet of Xmas paper and a whole reel of tape. You turn to your beloved and She has an enormous smile on her face. She thanks you for getting a present you want and now she does not have to worry about your Christmas gift.
The month of December is the wettest since records began and to make things worse the sole of the other shoe has started to come off at the front. You walk with a squelch, flap, squelch, flap. Your life for the last month has been an embarrassment and a slow torture. If you do not walk carefully holding the left foot high the sole catches, bends underneath and throws you off balance. You are now living the life of a Hobo, who owns one cast off clown shoe .
Finally, with a bad case of trench foot, Christmas morning arrives and you can open your present. I should say here that you try to open your present. There is so much tape that it needs a combat knife to slash it apart. The stretched and thin tape has became almost unbreakable. This is when the crying starts. The wife and kids think that it is tears of joy, but there in front of you are two perfectly good waterproof shoes, both left.


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There were very happy dogs at one Decatur animal shelter all thanks to an Eagle Scout who had his mind set on helping dogs.
The Macon County Animal Control and Care Center got a makeover. Jack Kaufman donated "puppy pavilions."
After 67 hours of labor, two semi trucks, a forklift and lots of volunteers, 17 year old Kaufman finally completed his leadership project for the Eagle Scouts. His mission: to build and donate dog houses because the shelter needed them.
"So I said okay. How many do you need," Kaufman said.
It was 14, so Kaufman raised $5,000 and built 420 pound houses that will give animals shade when the weather gets warm for many years to come.
"They're 35 year shingles and in 35 years somebody else will have to do that for their Eagle Scout project because they'll still be standing here," Kaufman said.
Kaufman's houses are a special addition.
"They are definitely more on the higher scale," said Lt. Jeff Scheibly of the Macon County Animal Control and Care Center. "Almost like small gazeboes so we're very excited and very willing to have them put out here... I'm sure we could deck them out with some pillows and blankets and stuff to make them a comfy little structure."
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A bicyclist from Livingston was transported to Morristown Medical Center after he was struck by a car along Southern Boulevard Sunday.
Chatham Township Police said three bicyclists, all from Livingston, were riding from Southern Boulevard from Green Village Road toward Fairmount Avenue Sunday when a car approached traveling in the same direction.
Because the cyclists were riding across instead of in single file, the driver, identified as Donald Murphy of Green Village, crossed into the northbound lane of traffic in order to pass the cyclists, police said.
A second car approached from the north traveling southbound along Southern Boulevard, forcing Murphy back into the southbound lane, according to police.
When Murphy came back into the southbound lane, his passenger-side mirror clipped one of the cyclists, Jeffrey Goldsmith, on the left shoulder, police said.
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INTERVIEW: Team Teamwork
If you haven't heard his two game-centric mixtapes, Vinyl Fantasy 7 or Ocarina of Rhyme, you are in for a treat here. Fusing the original soundtracks from illustrious games with the illest hip hop samples, Team Teamwork has created something unforgettable and for people like me and Lewi, being both intense lovers of music and video games it's almost a dream come true. I recently interviewed the man behind the moniker, Tim Jacques, about his influences, his game choices and what he's got in store for us in the future.
The game music and hip hop in your mixtapes seem to go hand in hand, what gave you the idea to mash these two very different genres together?
In January 2009, I felt like I hit a bit of a wall with my regular remixes, the ones that ended up on The Good-Ass Remixes Vol. 1. Then, my girlfriend started a new game of The Ocarina of Time. When she got to Hyrule field, it hit me that the Hyrule Field theme was the perfect tempo for a hip hop sample. Then I got the idea to dig deeper in the soundtrack and see what else I could make work. It turned out that more than half of it was in the right tempo and the other half was in 3/4 time so it was virtually unsamplable. So I set a goal to make ten remixes, came up with a name and got to work.
You have chosen both Ocarina of Time and Final Fantasy 7 for the basis of your mixtapes, quite popular choices, did you feel that you had to pick those highly revered games, or was it your own choice?
I was really familiar with the soundtracks of both games, and thought they would make for an interesting and different basis of a hip-hop song.
Is there any other games you are genuinely interested in making a mixtape of?
Not at the moment. I'm leaning toward 8bit samples. But, I guess we'll see.
We really think Pokemon would be a good choice
You and a lot of others. But I don't really know the music or games.
What originally got you into Hip Hop? As you have sampled so many different artists in the genre, like M.O.P., Gucci Mane, Kanye, Jay-Z, etc.
In 7th grade, I heard "Mo Money, Mo Problems" on the radio. Since then, other than a brief "I only listen to punk" period in high school, I've listened mostly to hip hop.
Have you thought of making your own tracks, as opposed to the remixes and mashups so far?
Yes, I have. But I would release them under a different name.
What do you think of modern games and their soundtracks? Are any good enough to work in a mashup?
None of them really stick out to me as exceptionally memorable. Except Red Dead Redemption. I'm thinking of playing around with a few songs from that soundtrack.
When can we expect any new material from you?
Within the next few months. I'm working on a collaboration right now with a very talented rapper. And I'm working on The Good-ass Remixes Vol. 2, which will be out at some point next year.
Thanks TT!
Here's a couple of songs from the mixtapes, be sure to download the whole mixtapes over at the Team Teamwork website
From Vinyl Fantasy 7: Slum Village – Get Dis Money (One-Winged Angel)
From Ocarina of Rhyme: Dr Dre & Snoop Dogg – Still D.R.E. (Getting Treasure)


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I have the impression that Maine is doing two things at the same time, restricting flora/fauna which could be invasive (makes sense), and restricting flora/fauna on the basis of the supplier's ability to produce. If that's correct, then it's the latter that falls into the category that frequently makes me feel like governments get too involved, and making a big project bigger increases the chances of it all failing, or generating an underground economy as people disagree with the government's opinion of the day. Governments should be more surgical, focusing on tasks which are logical, well researched, easier to communicate and more achievable. jmo In Canada, we have the same problem, lurching from obliviousness to a heavy-handed response on some issues. They may fine-tune it later as they go along. NetMax On Jun 25, 6:13 am, Mister Gardener <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Good timing - right in the middle of a discussion on Koi indoors and > out. I skimmed over those messages since I can not relate; Koi are > banned in Maine, indoors or out, as are outdoor ponds of non native > fish. Many popular aquarium plants are also banned here, as well as > snails and many popular reptiles. Maine is well along the way toward the > goal of every fish in pet shops be from captive breeding. I'm glad to > see that the following are all permitted here at this time. Altums may > eventually be taken off the permitted list if captive breeding doesn't > become well established. > > Deep Angelfish, Altum Angel, Long-Finned Angelfish /Pterophyllum altum/ > Long-Nose Angelfish /Pterophyllum dumerili/ > Angelfish, Lesser Angelfish, Scalare /Pterophyllum scalare / > > (Permitted fish) > http://www.maine.gov/ifw/wildlife/species/unrestricted_species.htm > > (Banned Plants) http://www.maine.gov/dep/blwq/topic/invasives/invlist.htm > > MG > > > > NetMax wrote: > > I just 'upgraded' to MS IE 8.0 and it loads a few websites into your > > favorites bar along the top. One of them is > >http://www.habitattitude.net/This is the opening paragraph: > > <snip> > > Welcome to a site for aquarium hobbyists, backyard pond owners, water > > gardeners and others who are concerned about aquatic resource > > conservation. Americans enjoy a diversity of hobbies, many of which > > involve our natural environment. And protecting these resources is an > > important part of our overall enjoyment. > > <snip> > > > An interesting conservation exposure to the masses, on topics near & > > dear to our hearts here in TFA. Just when I hated almost everything > > Microsoft does, they go and do something like this ;~) > > > NetMax- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
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The Fairfax Host Lions Club canceled its March fruit sale fundraiser due to a citrus disease attacking orchards across the nation.
"We noticed substantially higher spoilage and evidence of citrus greening disease during our November and December sales," the club said. "When we asked our supplier what the situation would be for the upcoming March sale, they stated that the situation is affecting all growers and they could not assure better quality fruit."
Fairfax Lions, one of 70 clubs in Northern Virginia, helps local families and individuals in need by providing eye examinations and glasses, hearing exams and aids, special services dogs, diabeties awareness programs and a long list of other service projects.
The club's citrus fruit sale is one of its largest fundraisers. In December the group sold ruby red grapefruits and navel oranges from Florida.
March's sale, however, looks to be another victim of Citrus greening, a bacterial disease spread by insects, according to the USDA. The fight to control the spread of the disease isn't new. Citrus growers have been battling the Citrus greening for about five years.
"The disease is not harmful to humans but fruit from affected trees is often dry and hard," Fairfax Lions said. "This means less and less high quality fruit is available. Based on the opinions of our supplier and some customer complaints about reduced fruit quality following our last two sales, we have decided to cancel the March sale rather than compromise on our commitment to you for high quality fruit."
So far the club plans to continue its citrus sale in November.
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By Nicholas Larkin, Copyright 2013 Bloomberg
Gold traders are the most bearish in more than a year on mounting speculation that improving economic growth from the U.S. to China will curb demand for this year's worst-performing precious metal.
Twenty analysts surveyed by Bloomberg this week expect prices to fall next week, while 11 were bullish and three were neutral, making the proportion of bears the highest since Dec. 30, 2011. Hedge funds cut bets on higher prices by 56 percent since October and are approaching their least bullish stance on gold since August, government data show. The metal fell to a five-month low today, and billionaire investors George Soros and Louis Moore Bacon reported yesterday that they had reduced stakes in exchange-traded products backed by gold.
First-time jobless claims in the U.S. decreased more than estimated last week, while a Chinese government-backed survey showed manufacturing expanded in January. Growth will accelerate in the world's two largest economies in coming quarters, according to more than 100 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Investors cut record bullion holdings in exchange-traded products this year and added to funds backed by other precious metals that are used more in industry.
"The global economic recovery is on track," said Andrey Kryuchenkov, a commodity strategist in London at VTB Capital, a unit of Russia's second-largest lender. "The persistently decent macro data is denying gold its usual safe-haven properties. You can get better returns elsewhere."
Gold prices that rallied the past 12 years will probably peak in 2013, or already have, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Credit Suisse Group AG.
The metal fell 4.4 percent to $1,602.90 an ounce in New York this year, and reached $1,596.70 today, the lowest since Aug. 15. Gold climbed 7.1 percent last year in the longest annual rally in at least nine decades. The Standard & Poor's GSCI gauge of 24 commodities is up 4.2 percent this year and the MSCI All-Country World Index of equities gained 4.7 percent. Treasuries lost 0.9 percent, a Bank of America Corp. index shows.
Gold's drop compares with a 1.2 percent loss for silver this year. Platinum and palladium rose at least 6.8 percent on concern mine supply will fall as demand increases. An ounce of platinum bought as much as 1.054 ounces of gold yesterday, the most in 17 months, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Industrial usage accounts for about 10 percent of bullion consumption, compared with more than half for the other three metals.
Gold ETP assets reached a record 2,632.5 metric tons on Dec. 20 as policy makers from the Federal Reserve to the Bank of Japan pledged more action to stimulate growth. Holdings are down 0.9 percent this year, while silver products rose 3 percent, platinum 9.9 percent and palladium 13 percent, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Soros Fund Management reduced its investment in the SPDR Gold Trust, the biggest fund backed by the metal, by 55 percent to 600,000 shares as of Dec. 31 from three months earlier, a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing showed yesterday. Bacon's Moore Capital Management LP sold its entire stake in the SPDR fund and lowered holdings in the Sprott Physical Gold Trust. Paulson & Co., the largest investor in SPDR, kept its stake at 21.8 million shares, a filing showed.
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Dishing It: Ina's Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms
November 18, 2010 at 10:02 am , by Fang
I'd signed up to try out Ina Garten's Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms from the November issue of LHJ, but before I'd chopped, peeled or stemmed a single thing I was already feeling a little anxious. Extra-large white mushrooms—the first item on the list of ingredients—had me stumped. At Whole Foods all I could find were white mushrooms. Was I supposed to be looking for a different type of shroom entirely—extra-large white mushrooms? Or should I just be looking for really big white mushrooms? Clearly, food is something I've yet to master. This is good news for you though—if I can do this, you definitely will be able to.
I tried to make things as easy as possible by putting out all my ingredients on the counter. I realized after I'd gotten home I'd forgotten mascarpone cheese, and I couldn't find scallions so I'm using shallots instead, but everything else is the same. I have a very bad habit of starting on the recipe before I prepare the ingredients on the list, but after the first step I realized what a mistake that was. Prepare your ingredients first. There's a good reason for it. I was all set to start cooking—heat on, oil cooking—when I realized I hadn't removed the sausage casings. The recipe itself was simple—no hard steps and no words I had to look up!
The recipe didn't say how long it would take to get everything in the oven, but I think it took me about half an hour, mostly because I like to be thorough (partially because I took a short Guitar Hero break), and I'm not a particularly quick cook. The baking, however, took less than 50 minutes. It was probably closer to 40, if not less.
When they came out the oven, I was initially saddened at the lack of green they sported compared to Ina's originals, but they were really tasty and surprisingly filling! I think the mascarpone would have been a nice touch. The shallots were a good scallion substitute. On a side note, these weren't the only things for dinner tonight. I think I'm a bold eater—I'll try almost anything and I'll put the oddest two things on my spoon. In my defense, I'm also a college student—sometimes I just have to make do. So tonight, I'd happened to serve guacamole and chips as an appetizer to this dish. Even then, I barely finished four stuffed mushrooms, and I sunk into a warm food coma right afterward. They made for a very cozy almost-winter meal.
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Written on November 18, 2010 at 12:38 pm, by Sue Erneta
Looks yummy! Cute blog – you make me want to try it myself…
Written on November 18, 2010 at 4:28 pm, by gab
why didn't you bring any in!!!
Written on November 18, 2010 at 8:39 pm, by Fang
I finished them all at home! Next time, I promise
Written on November 21, 2010 at 3:00 pm, by Marc
That would be a great side dish for our Thanksgiving feast.
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The UCL Ear Institute no longer offers the BSc Audiology degree. The course was stopped due to the Department of Health changes to training in Audiology implemented through the Modernising Scientific Careers initiative.
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Shazam got a cool update today. The song-recognition app that Apple is baking into Siri in iOS 8 can now play back full tracks thanks to a partnership with Rdio. Users with the Rdio app installed will be able to… Read more ›
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Rdio users can now ditch the desktop entirely, thanks to an update which brings playlist editing and reviews to the iOS version of the app. No more booting up that dusty old Mac just to remove an accidentally-added song from… Read more ›
You know what's great about Spotify and Rdio? The fact that they both exist, and that they're both great services. Why? Competition. It's hard to think of two other arch rivals which are adding great new features to their services so quickly. Today it's the turn of Rdio, which has slipped recommendations into its music-streaming […]
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Before Apple is able to officially unveil its free new iTunes Radio feature, popular music-streaming service Rdio has revealed that it has struck a deal with Cumulus Media and plans to bring a free version of its service to the market. The new deal will give Rdio users access to Cumulus' 525 radio stations which […]
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Apple's iTunes Radio service doesn't launch in the U.S. for a few more weeks, but Rdio's been pumping some awesome updates into its iOS app to get ready. The latest Rdio update for iOS today added the much needed Station Tuning that's been available on desktop since the launch of You FM earlier this month. […]
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Rdio has updated its family subscription plans to allow up to five people to enjoy its music streaming service at once. The family plans aim to prevent sibling squabbles over just one Rdio account, and they're cheaper than buying separate subscriptions for everyone in the home. When you sign up to an Rdio family plan, [...]
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Rdio has released an update to its iOS app that brings a feature called "Song Stations." Like Apple's recently announced iTunes Radio, you can now create a streaming radio station based on an individual song in the Rdio app. You get unlimited skips, but no ability to vote or down-vote a track to refine the station.
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Rdio, the Pepsi to Spotify's Coke, just got an update to it's Mac app today. For those of you following along on iOS, the changes will be familiar, complete with big and "beautiful" album art and a neat new "upcoming" view.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WECT) – New polls released Thursday by NBC News, the Wall Street Journal and Marist show President Obama leading Republican challenger Mitt Romney in North Carolina. The same poll shows Pat McCrory leading Walter Dalton in the race for Governor in the state.
The groups polled 1375 registered voters from September 22-25. President Obama and Vice-President Joe Biden had a lead of 49-45 over Romney and his running mate Paul Ryan, with 6% saying they are undecided. A similar poll of registered voters in June, without mentioning the running mates, ended with the President ahead 46-44, with 9% responded "undecided". Among likely voters in September, the Obama-Biden ticket leads 48-46, with 5% undecided.
The biggest change is seen in the race for Governor. In the poll of likely voters, McCrory has widened his lead to 51-38 over the current Lieutenant Governor, with 11% saying they are undecided. The same poll in June had the former Mayor of Charlotte ahead by a slim 43-41 margin, with 17% responded 'undecided". The poll of registered voters puts McCrory ahead of Dalton 52-39%, with 8% undecided.
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Instead, the doctor walked in the room, patted her on the back and said, "I am so sorry. I wish I had better news for you."
Desi, now 3, is one of the 17,000 children and young adults living with a rare autoimmune disease called Juvenile Myositis (JM).
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Well I see the the City Council forgot how to say NO - No - No ..
With an 8 to 0 vote it is more BUTCHERING of Palo Alto. What is next Middlefield Road...
Wonder how many will bee kill or injuried on the short walk to the California Avenue Business District AND Caltrain
Oh well election day is coming up....
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Finally a decisive showing that the council is not anti-housing (though some residents clearly are). 82 new households - 17 of which which will be developer-subsidized to be affordable to those earning <median income, presumably, will join the ranks of Palo Alto. Unlike most residents, they will live above research and development space and provide what may be the best example of residential mixed-use in the city in modern times. [One just need go to the President Apts. on University/Cowper and see the 'old style' mixed use - six floors of residences above 6 retail stores/restaurants.]
Yesterday was a good night for the city.
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As far as this residential voter is concerned, the PACC vote to approve this project is yet another nail in the coffin of once-charming Palo Alto, a community that used to be radically different in beauty and the character of its public space from places like Berkeley. The population density of this city is relentlessly and monotonically increasing and the noise, pollution, traffic congestion, parking difficulties, and general level of anxiety and stress that people face in public space because of these trends will continue to increase. I realize that in the short run this project won't make a huge negative difference. But the precedents it sets or continues, when aggregated over time, will add up to a major impact, one that will further erode the quality of life in this community. Only when a significant number of cities are far-sighted and courageous enough to decide that they need to put limits on their population levels for the sake of the quality of everyday social life will other cities be compelled to join them, thereby enabling the country as a whole to move toward setting a sustainable population level. Barring that, it won't be that long -- between 50 and 100 years -- before the population of the U.S. reaches 1 billion and California's reaches 100 billion, with more and more of the state being paved over, overbuilt, and looking like L.A. in all its problematic aspects: long delays on the roads, having to travel in smaller and smaller windows during off hours times, more spare-the-air days, more crowded sidewalks, longer lines at more and more businesses, and higher blood pressure and more irritable behavior from more people more of the time. Unfortunately, City Council members don't vote with the long-term social, cultural, and aesthetic effects of their actions in mind. Not only should we think globally even as we act locally, we should think long-term even as we act short-term.


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The New Orleans Saints did not appear ready in Week 1, getting torched by Robert Griffin III and the upstart Washington Redskins in a game they would lose 40-32. There were a few positives to take away from the game, but anyone who saw the action would tell you it was a disappointing performance from the Saints.
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8:42am Saturday 10th December 2011 in News By Mike Laycock, Chief reporter
ABOUT 40 hours of local broadcasting a week are set to be axed by BBC Radio York as it faces up to a 20 per cent cut in its budget.
It is understood the radio station is also set to lose about eight full-time broadcasting jobs out of 34 full-time equivalent jobs, and the station is facing reductions in its sporting coverage.
The proposals have been drawn up for Radio York, which has stations in York, Scarborough and Harrogate, as part of national reductions in spending by the BBC, entitled Delivering Quality First.
The station currently has 106 hours of local broadcasting each week. It is understood the 40-hour reduction could hit afternoon, early evening and weekend music programming, and would also mean a reduction in live coverage of local sports matches. Live weather forecasts from the BBC Yorkshire team into Radio York's breakfast shows may also be lost.
A BBC spokeswoman said the proposals included there being no early show before 6am, more sharing of programmes with other radio stations at the weekends, a shared afternoon show and an "all England" programme from 7pm to 10pm.
She said: "These proposals protect peak-time programmes, when the audience is highest and the output is the most distinctive. That is breakfast, mid-morning and drive-time programmes, plus sport and faith on Sunday mornings. These are the times of the day when stations deliver the bulk of their journalism."
York council leader James Alexander said he had agreed to a request by Coun Barbara Boyce to write to the Culture Secretary and the BBC's director general and chair of governors to ask for a review of funding for local radio.
He feared there would be more national and regional output in York at the expense of local news and programming, as well as a reduction in journalists. He said: "Both are not healthy for local democracy and will lead to local politicians being held less to account."
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James Street Bare Knuckle Gypsy Fighter wrote:Shows what you know, Galaxy doesn't even exist any more. It was taken over and re-branded as Capital FM quite some time ago.
They might aswell close it down for all i care. Seriously - does anybody actually listen to Radio York. The vast majority of people listen to Minster, R1,R2 and younger people Galaxy.
Capital is the most listened to station in the area according to RAJAR. Minster FM is quite a long way down the list, so very far from having the "...vast majority...".
As Stan2attention says, Radio York has more listeners and more listening hours than Minster. Minster FM has been rubbish for at least the last 10 years
4:41pm Sat 10 Dec 11
sunnysteve says...
living over here in Mallorca I enjoy catching up with the news and gossip from the old place.It may not be the best radio station in the U.K. but at least it's proper "York news".
5:19pm Sat 10 Dec 11
PKH says...
Stan2Attention wrote:How can anyone listen to Radio York for 10.5 hours a week, whenever I've listen to it they seem to be going over the same things over and over and over again, which just bores me to death
According to official figures from RAJAR, 94,000 people listen to Radio York, for an average 10.5 hours per week. Minster has 76,000 listeners, who tune in for 7.2 hours a week.
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Stan2Attention wrote:How can anyone listen to Radio York for 10.5 hours a week, whenever I've listen to it they seem to be going over the same things over and over and over again, which just bores me to death
According to official figures from RAJAR, 94,000 people listen to Radio York, for an average 10.5 hours per week. Minster has 76,000 listeners, who tune in for 7.2 hours a week.
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ian923 wrote:another blow for york our local tv is from leeds its local its needed for local news for local people local events can anyone get radio york on dab radio as in 2015/18ish the govenment are ment to be selling off am/fm so what happens then even the press is printed in bradford its for local people and the local people should have a say
The decision not to broadcast commentary for York City away games next season should be reviewed and rescinded.Could well be in League 2 by then.
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Project Day is coming up this weekend. There is a list below of projects that the faculty has compiled. Many people have already volunteered, and those names are placed next to the project. If you would like to help with any task, please contact Courtney at email@example.com. If you are busy on Saturday, but would still like to contribute, arrangements can be made for you to work on a project at a different time.
Heart To Hand Early Childhood Projects
- Steam clean rugs
- Wash windows (Paul P.)
- Cover Fluorescent lights with fabric (fabric provided)
- Replace vent covers
- Some toys need to be repaired
- Many of the tables need to be leveled
Grades Projects
- Sort, label and store cans of painting and painting supplies (Patricia Fenkell)
- Paint cubbies in white, semi-gloss to match trim and cupboards (Eva)
- Clean oven, wipe our kitchen cupboards, clean laundry room area (Monica)
- Paint a coat over kitchen corner, hang kitchen blinds
- Buy & mount wire hardware for curtains in main room. Buy wood mounts and rods for curtains over the chalkboard in each of the grades rooms.
- Build painting board rack, frame veil painting (Syrus)
- Sew half curtain for second grade rooms, two curtains for blackboards
- Double check and remove nails/screws from fence in Parsonage backyard
- Sand and oil picnic tables, fix wobbly table (Peter H.)
- Help lay sod in one section of Parsonage backyard
- Cover mirrors in second grade with adhesive film from Lowes
- Wash windows, wash siding at front of parsonage (Paul P)
- Adjust ceiling fan in first grade room
- Move a load of "play" wood and stumps from Wildflower to Parsonage yard
- Move set of shelves and some furniture /appliances from Wildflower to storage
- Move items in garage to storage (Ian)
- Sort and store odd craft supplies and handwork supplies