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All games kick off Saturday 3pm unless stated otherwise.
Liverpool v Norwich
(Luis Suarez cut a frustrated figure in Liverpool's game with Manchester United last week – Mike Egerton/EMPICS Sport)
TV: Setanta Ireland
Betting: 4/11 (home), 15/4 (draw), 8/1 (away).
Injured: Liverpool – Jose Enrique.
All signs in this match point to a Liverpool victory.
Norwich's away form is fairly poor this season, while Liverpool have looked impressive at Anfield in particular in recent games.
And while Brendan Rodgers' side may have lost to United last week, they more than held their own for large parts of the contest.
In addition, with both Daniel Sturridge and Luis Suarez looking sharp and hungry for goals, Norwich will find their opponents difficult to contain.
Verdict: Liverpool
Man City v Fulham
(Edin Dzeko looked impressive against Arsenal on Sunday – Stephen Pond/EMPICS Sport)
Betting: 1/4 (home), 5/1 (draw), 11/1 (away).
Doubtful: Man City – Sergio Aguero. Fulham – Mahamadou Diarra and Kerim Frei.
Unavailable: Man City – Yaya Toure
Even the most ardent Fulham fan would find it difficult to conceive of a positive outcome today.
Man City boast a tremendous home record, and are coming off the back of a ruthless win over Arsenal.
The London side are also missing two decent players in the form of Mahamadou Diarra and Kerim Frei.
Yet Martin Jol's team can take some solace from the fact that they have a reasonable record against City traditionally in the Premier League, but alas, not much.
Verdict: Man City
Newcastle v Reading
(Reading secured an incredible victory over West Brom last weekend – Andrew Matthews/PA Wire/Press Association Images)
Betting: 4/5 (home), 13/5 (draw), 7/2 (away).
Injured: Reading – Jason Roberts.
Doubtful: Newcastle – Steven Taylor.
While it's no real shock that Reading are currently languishing near the bottom of the table, Newcastle are – to many people's surprise – only five points ahead of them.
Indeed, Alan Pardew's men have been on such a disastrous run that it's become their worst start ever to a Premier League season.
The Magpies could, however, be boosted by the return of Steven Taylor, whose longstanding absence has ostensibly been one of the reasons for their downfall.
Reading, meanwhile, will be hoping they can channel some of the spirit that saw them score three goals in the dying stages last week to earn a dramatic victory over West Brom.
Home advantage, though, should just about see Newcastle through.
Verdict: Newcastle
Swansea v Stoke City
(Jonathan Walters will be hoping to recover from the bad luck he endured against Chelsea – Martin Rickett/PA Wire/Press Association Images)
Betting: 6/5 (home), 9/4 (draw), 12/5 (away).
Injured: Swansea – Kemy Agustien.
Doubtful: Stoke City – Andy Wilkinson.
Not the most exciting encounter of the weekend admittedly, though it should at least be interesting from an Irish perspective.
Jon Walters drew praise from his manager when he recovered from his misfortune-laden display against Chelsea by scoring two midweek goals in the FA Cup, and it'll be intriguing to see how he does today too.
It should be an even enough encounter, as both the sides are in mid table, having 29 and 30 points respectively at the moment.
Nonetheless, Swansea have been especially good at home this season, so expect them to narrowly prevail today.
Verdict: Swansea
West Ham v QPR
(Harry Redknapp has revitalised QPR since taking over – Andrew Matthews/PA Archive/Press Association Images)
Betting: 11/10 (home), 23/10 (draw), 13/5 (away).
Doubtful: West Ham – Joey O'Brien and James Collins. QPR – Esteban Granero.
Injured: West Ham – Andy Carroll and George McCartney.
Unavailable: QPR – Samba Diakite.
Harry Redknapp's magician-esque reputation has certainly been in evidence since he took over at QPR, turning the side from no-hopers into a team capable of drawing with the likes of Tottenham and beating Chelsea.
He has managed to get the best out of enigmatic characters such as Adel Taarabt, while wisely giving the side some steel by regularly including experienced pros like Shaun Derry.
West Ham, though, can be an extremely difficult side to play against on their day, and the Hammers have already beaten sides as good as Chelsea at Upton Park this season.
But with QPR playing as cohesively as they have been recently, don't be surprised if they manage to knick a draw.
Verdict: Draw
Wigan v Sunderland
(James McClean's form has improved of late – Owen Humphreys/PA Wire/Press Association Images)
Betting: 6/5 (home), 9/4 (draw), 12/5 (away).
Injured: Wigan – Ivan Ramis and Antolin Alcaraz.
Doubtful: Sunderland – Steven Fletcher.
Interestingly, Sunderland seemed to totally forget all their woes last week, suddenly playing to their full potential.
The likes of James McClean and Stephane Sessegnon have had largely disappointing seasons, but were fantastic in the 3-0 win over West Ham.
Wigan, on the other hand, were less impressive, as they only managed a draw with Fulham.
The Latics are still only above the relegation zone on goal difference, but expect them to have the necessary fight to secure a point from this encounter.
Verdict: Draw
West Brom v Aston Villa (5.30pm)
(Romelu Lukaku's performances have been one of the few positive signs for West Brom of late – Andrew Matthews/PA Wire/Press Association Images)
Injured: West Brom – Steven Reid. Aston Villa – Chris Herd and Marc Albrighton.
Doubtful: West Brom – Shane Long, Claudio Yacob and Marc-Antoine Fortune. Aston Villa – Darren Bent.
Betting: 3/4 (home), 13/5 (draw), 4/1 (away).
In recent years, Aston Villa would have predominantly been favourites in this local derby.
However, the clubs' fortunes have shifted recently, and it is currently the Baggies who seem the far superior side.
Yet while they started off the season in spectacular fashion, Steve Clarke's men are looking less than assured now, having won only two of their last nine league games.
Though despite the low confidence that their form will surely have prompted, the Baggies should have enough quality at home to heap the misery on Aston Villa and Paul Lambert.
Verdict: West Brom
Chelsea v Arsenal (1.30pm)
(Chelsea endured a disappointing draw against Southampton earlier in the week – Nick Potts/PA Wire/Press Association Images)
TV: Sky Sports 1
Betting: 19/20 (home), 5/2 (draw), 3/1 (away).
Unavailable: Chelsea – John Obi Mikel and Victor Moses. Arsenal – Gervinho.
Injured: Chelsea – Oriol Romeu. Arsenal – Mikel Arteta and Tomas Rosicky.
Arsenal will be hoping to recover from an awful display last week, in which they were comprehensively beaten by Man City.
Nevertheless, Chelsea's form hardly bodes well either, and the fact that the Stamford Bridge outfit have lost as many home matches as they've won against the Gunners accentuates the level of unpredictability surrounding Sunday's game.
Both sides have lost players to the African Nations Cup, though none of the absent individuals in question could be considered key figures for their club, so their departures are unlikely to have a significant effect.
It's a tough one to call, but I'm going with Chelsea, on the basis of Arsenal's highly inept performance against City.
Verdict: Chelsea
Tottenham v Manchester United (4pm)
(Tottenham were not at their best against QPR – Nick Potts/PA Wire/Press Association Images)
TV: Sky Sports 1
Injured: Tottenham – Sandro. Man United – Ashley Young and Jonny Evans.
Unavailable: Tottenham – Emmanuel Adebayor.
Betting: 15/8 (home), 23/10 (draw), 6/4 (away).
Manchester United have gotten some decent results lately without looking especially impressive.
Similarly, Tottenham have picked up a considerable number of points in recent games, though last week's draw with QPR would have been a disappointment for Andre Villas-Boas and his men.
Spurs also won the reverse fixture this season, and should prove a big test for United again.
However, the hosts haven't beaten the Red Devils since 2001 at White Hart Lane in the league, and don't expect that record to change tomorrow.
Alex Ferguson's side's below-par defence, though, may prove to be the pivotal factor, while the likes of Gareth Bale and Aaron Lennon could conceivably thrive and help earn their team a point at least.
Verdict: Draw
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Good morning everyone, sorry for the late Nuggets this morning. Yesterday, the San Francisco 49ers extended center Daniel Kilgore and some very ridiculous people did a lot of very ridiculous "reporting" on a plane ride. I cannot believe the kind of coverage that was given to that and I applaud Jed York for his Tweets on the matter, which were pretty awesome, I think. If you missed them, they're here and here.
But I can sit here and talk about the silliness of this stuff and the craziness of the Bay Area media all day ... so I won't. Instead, I think we'll just focus on Kilgore. I'm not sold on him as the center of the future or anything, but I think giving him a contract extension now -- at a reasonable rate, of course -- is the best course of action as a safety net, at the very least.
New man in middle? 49ers sign C Kilgore to 3-year extension (Branch)
With Kilgore extended, Miller and Hunter could be next (Maiocco)
Kilgore lands team's first extension this offseason while others await their fate (Inman)
Will Goodwin go? Free-agent center hasn't been contacted by 49ers (Branch)
Veteran centers set market for Goodwin, 49ers (Maiocco)
Combine wrap: Which cornerbacks are fits for the 49ers (Barrows)
Bill Belichick, Jim Harbaug among the NFL's most indispensable coaches (SI)
49ers make rare change on offensive line (Williamson)
What do Anthony Davis and Jed York have in common (BA Sports Guy)
Niners Need a Backup Plan for Bowman (NBC Bay Area)
49ers could be tempted by 'Sherman-esque' ornerback (Maiocco)
Reid Became Player 49ers Envisioned at Combine (49ers)
What's a Harbaugh worth? (Cohn)


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Style Weekly gives the cover to the Mosby Spartans and their coach Lawrence Day:
For most of the Mosby players, baseball didn't exist four months ago. The game played by their fathers and grandfathers, sparking a Civil Rights movement when Jackie Robinson made his debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, isn't supposed to be relevant. There are few baseball gloves in the projects, where football and basketball rule the streets, and there's no good reason to explain why these boys started showing up at dusty Lucks Field after school.
tagged: baseball, Lawrence Day, Lucks Field, Mosby, Mosby Spartans, sports, Style
Are the players on the Mosby Spartans provided with gloves, shoes, etc? If not, will they take donations (check or equipment)? I would be very pleased to provide a few gloves or a couple of bucks.
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ditto that Jim. Please let us know if there is a way that we can help.
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I'm sure they would appreciate any donations. I know my post is very very late but if the offer still stands there is always some one at LUCKS field ( in Chuch Hill)that you can talk to about this. Thanks! Proud mom of a Mosby Spartan!
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6 posts tagged "Salvatore Ferragamo"
Double Up-------
I was patiently waiting for someone to bring the sleek and "surreal" strands seen on Prabal Gurung's Spring 2014 runway to life. Leave it to Camilla Belle to nail the formaldehyde-dipped look at last night's Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts gala. While she skipped the retro pastel lipstick in favor of a more subdued nude (to play off her plunging, peach Salvatore Ferragamo gown), the actress sported metallic smoky eyes that were reminiscent of yet another show: Gucci. A backstage beauty mash-up on the red carpet is always a pleasant surprise.
The Signorinas Are Online, And More…-------
After announcing its new blog-style Web platform at the launch of its new Signorina fragrance last week, Salvatore Ferragamo's Girls About Town Web site is live with a Tumblr feed for its brand ambassadors. The most exciting pic so far: this intimate picture of Patti Hansen, who is Ferragamo girl Alexandra Richards' style icon. "Luckily, I get her hand-me-downs," Richards says of her mom. [thegirlsabouttown.tumblr.com]
You can be any shape or size to enter the Miss Universe pageant, as long as you're a woman—a stipulation that recently disqualified Canadian Jenna Talackova from participating in her country's contest for the crown. Ms. Talackova is transgender but checked off "female" in her entry forms, as she considers herself "a woman with history." A landmark lawsuit is no doubt in the works. [Us]
After toying with shades of green and blonde, Willow Smith has dyed her buzz cut a retina-burning shade of yellow. Whipping your hair just got way more colorful. [Daily Mail]
A new study is under way to determine whether redheads feel more pain than their blonde or brunette peers after it was discovered that gingers need more anasthesia than other people when they go under the knife. The results will be published in September. [Telegraph]
Bic Is Beautiful-------
Michelle Harper's onyx topknot—replete with shorn undersection and sculpted sideburns—is almost as quintessential to the street-style blog fodder's look as her persistent smear of red, doll-like lipstick and that enviable designer-dotted wardrobe. But at last night's Signorina launch party to celebrate the latest fragrance from Salvatore Ferragamo, Harper was sporting a noticeable tweak to her signature 'do. "I'm not afraid of a bold haircut," she told us of her freshly Bic-ed hairline, which segued into a similarly shaved side and back panel. Such strokes of styling whimsy are the luxury of a fashion enthusiast who happens to be best friends with one of coiffure's reigning hair heroes. "Danilo did it at his house," Harper said of the celebrity stylist with whom she has "a fluid form of communication; he gets who I am and what I'm about." Thoughts on Harper's take on the classic fade?
Willow Smith: Beauty Icon?-------
We're not going to pretend to know why Willow Smith—daughter of Will and Jada—is turning up at a few of the bigger Milan shows with her frighteningly toned mother, but we can tell you that we have been intrigued and, yes, even a little impressed by her front-row beauty and fashion choices. The nine-year-old's most outlandish sartorial decision perhaps came on Saturday, in the form of a bold-shouldered snow leopard jacket that she wore to Ferragamo. But even that piece of exceptional outerwear came in a close third to two next-level hair looks that have really captivated our attention over the last 72 hours:
Exhibit A: Side-Swept With a Skunk Stripe at Emporio Armani
Having rocked the über-trendy side shave all summer long to support her brother Jayden's Karate Kid press junket, Willow is no stranger to experimenting with the asymmetrical 'do. At Emporio Armani, this meant adding frosted tips to a free-flowing coif that was brushed out and pulled to the side.
Exhibit B: Mesozoic Rattail at Dolce & Gabbana
Getting snapped in the Dolce & Gabbana VIP room is not to be taken lightly, something that was not lost on Willow, who sported a French-braided, single triceratops ridge that transitioned into a woven, navel-grazing rattail last night—appropriate fare for hobnobbing with the likes of Naomi Campbell, of course.
No word on whether or not the pre-teen is headed to Paris as well, but we secretly hope that more outrageous cameos await us in the week to come.
Ferragamo's Attimo, An Instant Classic-------
You've likely already read about this week's launch party for Salvatore Ferragamo's latest fragrance, Attimo—a perfume that, according to its press release, is meant to represent "the essence of life's most precious instants." Models Irina Lazareanu, Agyness Deyn, and Lindsay Ellingson; photographer Craig McDean; jewelry designer Gaia Repossi; and Greek shipping heir Stavros Niarchos all turned out to fête the instant of the fragrance's coming-out party on Wednesday night—as did one Dree Hemingway, who stars in its print (and video) campaign, cradling a bottle of the light gold eau in her palm while wearing nothing more that a pale pink nightie with unfastened red satin Ferragamo stilettos. For those of you who had the pleasure of actually making it up to Le Bain's rooftop soirée, something else, aside from the glitterati, may have caught your eye—or nose, as it were. Described by Firmenich noses Jean-Pierre Bethouart and Annick Menardo as a "floral green woody," notes of nashi pear and lotus flower hit you first. A floral center of gardenia and frangiapani blossoms then begins to take shape, until the scent fully evolves on your skin with a warm dry-down of powdery musks and patchouli. If you couldn't get past the list-holders at the Standard, you can still have the Attimo experience. Get ready to celebrate your own precious instants when the flacon hits counters at Bloomingdale's on July 23.


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Tina Fey, Amy Poehler reportedly asked to re-host Golden Globes
By 987ThePeak.com
Originally published: Aug 27, 2013 - 12:27 pm
Originally published: Aug 27, 2013 - 12:27 pm
Taylor Swift won't be happy about this one.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have reportedly been asked to host the Golden Globes for the second consecutive year.
According to Deadline, Fey and Poehler are in talks with Dick Clark Productions, the company that puts on the Globes.
It's no surprise the Globes are reconsidering the comedy duo, as the show's ratings jumped 17 percent from the previous year.
While an official announcement has not been made, the Golden Globes require little preparation from the hosts, giving plenty of time to figure out the details.
The 2014 Golden Globes Awards will air on Jan. 12.
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Baseball: The Raiders won two of three games this week but continue to trail Walpole in the Bay State Conference standings. Wellesley (10-6, 7-4 BSC) topped Brookline, 5-4, in 11 innings on Monday then before losing a 6-2 decision against Braintree on Friday. The local nine can redeem an April 27 loss and narrow the gap between themselves and the Rebels when they visit Walpole on Monday at 4 p.m.
Softball: Wellesley opened the week with an 11-1 thumping of Brookline, a victory which, coupled with last Friday's win over Natick, represented the team's first back-to-back W's of the season. But the Raiders (3-12, 2-9 BSC) lost four straight to close a jam-packed week: 6-2 to Weymouth, 4-1 to Dedham, 6-2 to Weymouth, and 10-1 to Braintree.
Boys' lacrosse: The Raider offense kept clicking, reaching double figures for the ninth time this spring in wins over Brookline and Norwood. Wellesley (13-0, 8-0 BSC) beat the Warriors, 10-5, on Tuesday and the Mustangs, 10-3, on Friday to stay atop the conference standings.
Girls' lacrosse: After suffering its first loss last week, Wellesley won two more games this week and has now won five straight. The Raiders (10-1-1, 9-0 BSC) overwhelmed Brookline, 12-2, on Tuesday and Norwood, 12-3, on Friday.
Boys' tennis: The Raiders sustained a second loss this week, falling to St. John's Prep, 3-2, on Wednesday. Wellesley (8-2,6-1 BSC) rebounded with a 5-0 sweep of Norwood on Friday but now trails unbeaten Needham by two matches in the league standings.
Girls' tennis: Wellesley picked up another four victories to stay perfect. The Raiders (11-0, 9-0 BSC) topped Brookline, 4-1, on Tuesday; Walpole, 5-0, on Wednesday; Framingham, 4-1, on Thursday; and Norwood, 5-0, on Friday.
Boys' track and field: The Raiders snapped a three-meet skid with a 90-41 win over Norwood on Tuesday. Wellesley (4-3, 4-3 BSC) moved into a second-place tie in the Herget Division, thanks to Milton's loss to Walpole on Wednesday.
Girls' track and field: Wellesley enjoyed its most decisive win of the season this week, a 98-32 domination of Norwood on Tuesday. The Raiders (6-1, 6-1 BSC) remain tied with Walpole for first place in the Herget.
Boys' volleyball: The Raiders' quest for a victory remained, for another week at least, quixotic, as they were swept three times. Wellesley (0-13, 0-12 BSC) lost, 3-0, to Natick on Monday, Needham on Thursday and Newton North on Friday.


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Liz Earle has now collaborated with The Prince's Trust to launch a special twist on their iconic cleanser. The Special Edition Cleanser has rose and lavender essential oils which are perfect just before bed for a great nights sleep. Best of all £2 from every purchase will be donated to The Prince's Trust Vital Work.
Liz says: "Our Special Edition Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser includes the same award-winning concentrated cream formula to remove daily grime and make up to leave skin clear, smooth and exceptionally clean, but with a special twist - a unique blend of rose and lavender essential oils to calm and relax your senses, ideal for use to ensure a good night's sleep. Perfect partners; use our original Cleanse & Polish in the morning and our Special Edition in the evenings."


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Fighting for their playoff lives with Kobe Bryant on the shelf due to a torn Achilles, Dwight Howard and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the San Antonio Spurs, 91-86, on Sunday night at the Staples Center. The victory puts the Lakers 1½ games ahead of the Utah Jazz for the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference.
Howard had 26 points and 17 rebounds to lead Los Angeles, who also got 23 points from Steve Blake. Antawn Jamison poured in 15 points off the bench, with most of that damage coming in the fourth quarter. Jamison hit three straight 3-pointers early in the fourth to keep pace with several Spurs' baskets, and then it was two threes by Jodie Meeks which helped provide some separation.
The Lakers went up by as many as 11 in the fourth, but the Spurs were able to trim that deficit to four on multiple occasions in the final two minutes. San Antonio blew several opportunities to get even closer in the last minute, missing three straight 3-pointers.
The game remained close throughout the first three quarters, as neither team was able to get enough going offensively to pull away. The Lakers won despite shooting just 36.5 percent from the field, while they held the Spurs to 37.1-percent shooting. The hotly contested matchup was tied 43-43 at halftime and was also tied heading into the final frame.
Tim Duncan led San Antonio with 23 points and 10 rebounds, while Danny Green added 16 points. Tony Parker and Kawhi Leonard struggled mightily all game long, with the duo combining to score just 12 points on 2-of-15 shooting.
With the loss, the Spurs are now one full game behind the Oklahoma City Thunder for the top seed in the West.
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In order to write a Symbian app that runs on all Nokia's Symbian OS phones, what is the minimum number of phones that need to be tested on?
Lets assume only S60 v31, v32 and v5 are targeted. Do the different screen sizes present on, for example, v32, need to be individually tested on devices, or can, for example, 240x320 be "assumed to work", if 320x240 has been tested? Of course on the emulator, all screen sizes can be tested.


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President Anastasiades is on the investment campaign trail again, seeking to promote Cyprus to Qatar, the richest country in the world that almost landed a couple of deals with the island recently, before things went slightly awry.
First it was the Hilton plot and then late last year the offer to buy the time slot at Heathrow Airport.
Both went up in flames at the last gasp and now Anastasiades is trying to mend fences, accompanied by foreign minister Casoulides, Energy minister Lakkotrypis and Agriculture minister Kouyialis.
He is in Doha for a one to one meeting with Sheikh Al Thani, extended delegation talks, as well as making proposals to Qatar Investment Authority representatives.


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Elevator hobby pushes Southaven teen's buttons
Trevor Birchett's hobby began as so many hobbies do these days — on Facebook.
He was hanging out with friends after school one day when they saw a video about elevators come on the news feed.
They laughed it off as silly, but Birchett was intrigued.
Now the 13-year-old self-identifies as an elevator photographer, one of about 200 people around the country who are so passionate about elevators that they seek out new ones, film them and post those videos online for fellow enthusiasts to watch.
Born and raised in Southaven, Birchett is, admittedly, a quirky kid. He loves meteorology, and his younger self can also be found on YouTube in a suit and tie narrating the day's weather reports.
Birchett's elaborate love for elevators has, since he was 11, sprouted into a collection of old elevator parts, a very successful YouTube channel within the photographer community, a new web forum he helped launch last month and a working knowledge of elevator mechanics that would put most repairmen to shame.
His parents, Tammy and Keith Birchett, will shuttle him around Shelby and DeSoto Counties in search of new elevators to film and, while they don't necessarily share his enthusiasm, they love his passion.
"It's definitely a different interest," Keith said, "but I'll back him on it ... I encourage him to do what he's doing. He's avoiding trouble, and he really enjoys it."
Mr. and Mrs. Birchett, in addition to providing transportation, are sometimes welcome to come along as he rides elevators and films them but with a few ground rules: no talking, no cell phones and stay out of the frame.
"If it's a really nice elevator, you ride it a couple more times," Birchett said.
Elevators can be "nice" for all sorts of reasons — they're ultra modern or charmingly vintage, they offer a smooth ride or an exquisite view.
Birchett has taken a particular shine to the glass elevators of the downtown Memphis Marriott, where a lift to the 19th floor includes a panoramic view of the river. He rides up and down a few times, first filming the view on ascent, then the indicator panel as ticks away the floor numbers.
His video of the elevator — shot with a Sony TX-10, the preferred camera of most elevator photographers, he says — is on his YouTube Channel, BC Elevators, the homepage proudly declaring that Trevor Birchett has been filming elevators since 2009.
Birchett is unusual not only in his chosen hobby, but in the articulate confidence with which he discusses it.
"I have to be honest, this is a weird hobby. But different strokes for different folks."
There is much to love about elevators, he says. There are the mechanics and motors, the leveling (how the elevator decides when to open the doors as it stops moving), the control panels, buttons, indicator lights and, of course, the overall aesthetic.
"There's not really anyone out there who thinks, 'let me get my kid an elevator button for Christmas,'" Birchett said.
But that's exactly what his parents did, so Trevor could add it to his growing collection of elevator parts. He even recorded the opening of a box containing a prized antique button panel, and uploaded it to YouTube for his fellow elevator photographers to see.
One of Birchett's closest elevator photographer buddies, 19-year-old James Brock, lives in Jackson, MS and will occasionally take trips to Memphis to see him, despite their age difference.
"We share hobbies," Brock said, "so age really doesn't matter. [Birchett] is a very mature person for his age. He is just a great person ... and he's a really fun guy to be around. We'll go out and try to find the oldest elevators."
Both Birchett and Brock admit that their hobby could have some, social consequences with their fellow middle and high schoolers, but neither has found themselves tempted to give up their love of elevators to nudge their way into the in crowd.
"A lot of people kind of get mocked for this," Birchett said. "But most of the people at my school think it's cool."
Especially, he said, when they find out that he gets paid for advertisements that run on his YouTube channel. "Then they kind of stop talking," he said.
"A lot of people may think that a car hobby is weird, but a lot of people are into cars and you don't see anyone making fun of them."
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Italian Liberal Party
|Italian Liberal Party
|Partito Liberale Italiano
|Giovanni Giolitti
Luigi Facta
Benedetto Croce
Luigi Einaudi
Enrico De Nicola
Bruno Villabruna
Gaetano Martino
Giovanni Malagodi
Valerio Zanone
Alfredo Biondi
Renato Altissimo
Raffaele Costa
|8 October 1922
(de facto since 1882)
|6 February 1994
|Preceded by
|Historical Left
Historical Right
|Succeeded by
|Federation of Liberals
(not legal successor)
|Membership (1958)
|173,722 (max)[1]
Monarchism (minority)
|Political position
|Before 1945:
After 1945:
|National affiliation
|National Democratic Union (1946–48)
National Bloc (1948)
Pentapartito[9] (1980–93)
|International affiliation
|Liberal International
|European affiliation
|European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party
|European Parliament group
|ELDR group
|Politics of Italy
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The Italian Liberal Party (Italian: Partito Liberale Italiano, PLI) was a liberal[10][11] and conservative[12] political party in Italy.
The origins of liberalism in Italy are in the Historical Right, a parliamentary group formed by Camillo Benso di Cavour in the Parliament of the Kingdom of Sardinia following the 1848 revolution. The group was moderately conservative and supported centralised government, restricted suffrage, regressive taxation, and free trade. They dominated politics following Italian unification in 1861 but never formed a party, basing their power on census suffrage and first-past-the-post voting system.
The Right was opposed by the more progressive Historical Left, which overthrew Marco Minghetti's government during the so-called "Parliamentary Revolution" of 1876, which brought Agostino Depretis to become Prime Minister. However, Depretis immediately began to look for support among Rightists MPs, who readily changed their positions, in a context of widespread corruption. This phenomenon, known in Italian as trasformismo (roughly translatable in English as "transformism"—in a satirical newspaper, the PM was depicted as a chameleon), effectively removed political differences in Parliament, which was dominated by an undistinguished liberal bloc with a landslide majority until after World War I.[13]
During the first two decades of the twentieth century, two parliamentary factions alternated in government, one led by Sidney Sonnino, and the other, by far the larger of the two, by Giovanni Giolitti. At that time the Liberals governed in alliance with the Radicals, the Democrats and, eventually, the Reform Socialists.
The brief party[edit]
At the end of World War I, universal suffrage and proportional representation were introduced. These reforms caused big problems to the Liberals, which found themselves unable to stop the rise of two mass parties, the Italian Socialist Party and the Italian People's Party, which had taken the control of many local authorities in Northern Italy even before the war. The Italian particularity was that even though the Catholic party opposed the Socialists in accordance with European standards, it was also in contrast with the Liberals and, generally, the Right, under the consequences of the capture of Rome and the struggles between the Holy See and the Italian state which the Liberals had ruled for more than fifty years.
The Parliament was thus divided in three different blocks with huge instability, while the Socialists and the rising Fascists instigators of political violence on opposite sides. In this chaotic situation, the Liberals founded the Italian Liberal Party (PLI) in 1922, which immediately joined an alliance led by Fascists and formed with them a joint list for the 1924 general election, transforming the Fascists from a small political force into an absolute-majority party.
The PLI was banned by Benito Mussolini in 1925, while many old Liberal politicians were given prestigious, but not influential, political posts, such as seats in the Senate, which was stripped of any real power by Fascist reforms.
Post World War II[edit]
The PLI was re-founded in 1943 by Benedetto Croce, a prominent intellectual and senator whose international recognition allowed him to remain a free man during the Fascist regime, despite being an anti-fascist himself. Various groups had claimed the label "Liberal" before, but had never organised themselves as a party. After the end of World War II, Enrico De Nicola, a Liberal, became "Provisional Head of State" and another one, Luigi Einaudi, who as Minister of Economy and Governor of the Bank of Italy between 1945 and 1948 had reshaped Italian economy, succeeded him as President of Italy.
In the 1946 general election the PLI, which was part of the National Democratic Union, won 6.8% of the vote, which was somewhat below expectations. Indeed the party was supported by all the survivors of the Italian political class before the rise of Fascism, from Vittorio Emanuele Orlando to Francesco Saverio Nitti. In the first years, the party was led by Leone Cattani, member of the internal left, and then by Roberto Lucifero, a monarchist-conservative. This fact caused the exit of the group of Cattani and Bruno Villabruna, a moderate, was elected secretary in 1948 in order to re-unite all the Liberals under a single banner.
Giovanni Malagodi[edit]
Under Giovanni Malagodi (1954–1972) the party moved further to the right on economic issues. This caused in 1956 the exit of the party's left-wing, including Bruno Villabruna, Eugenio Scalfari and Marco Pannella, who founded the Radical Party. In particular, the PLI opposed the new centre-left coalition that included also the Italian Socialist Party and presented itself as the main conservative party in Italy.
Malagodi managed to draw some votes from the Italian Social Movement, the Monarchist National Party and especially Christian Democracy, whose electoral base was composed also by conservatives suspicious of the Socialists, increasing the party's share to a historical record of 7.0% in the 1963 general election. After Malagodi's resignation from the party's leadership, the PLI was defeated with a humiliating 1.3% in 1976, but tried to re-gain strength by supporting social reforms such as divorce.
The Pentapartito[edit]
After Valerio Zanone took over as secretary in 1976, the PLI moved to the political centre. The new secretary opened to the Socialists, hoping to put in action a sort of Lib-Lab cooperation, similar to that experimented in the United Kingdom from 1977 to 1979 between the Labour Party and the Liberals.
In 1983 the PLI finally joined the pentapartito coalition composed also of the Christian Democracy (DC), the Italian Socialist Party (PSI), the Italian Democratic Socialist Party (PSDI) and the Italian Republican Party (PRI). In the 1980s the party was led by Renato Altissimo and Alfredo Biondi.
With the uncovering of the corruption system nicknamed Tangentopoli by the Mani pulite investigation, many government parties experienced a rapid loss of their support. In the first months the PLI seemed immune to investigation. However, as the investigations further unraveled, the party turned out to be part of the corruption scheme. Francesco De Lorenzo, the Liberal Minister of Health, was one of the most loathed politicians in Italy for his corruption, that involved stealing funds from the sick, and allowing commercialisation of medicines based on bribes.
Dissolution and diaspora[edit]
The party was disbanded on 6 February 1994 and at least four heirs tried to take its legacy:
- the Union of the Centre (UdC), led by Alfredo Biondi, Raffaele Costa and Enrico Nan, was an associate party of Forza Italia (FI) and was merged into it in 1998 (other Liberals, including Antonio Martino, Giuliano Urbani, Giancarlo Galan and Paolo Romani, joined directly FI);
- the Italian Liberal Right (DLI), led by Gabriele Pagliuzzi and Giuseppe Basini, joined National Alliance (AN);
- the Federation of Liberals (FdL), led by Raffaello Morelli and Valerio Zanone, first joined the Patto Segni, then The Olive Tree;
- the Liberal Left (SL) of Gianfranco Passalacqua, representing the party's left-wingers, was finally merged into the Democrats of the Left in 2006.
In a few years after 1994, most Liberals migrated to FI, while others joined the centre-left, especially Democracy is Freedom – The Daisy (DL).
The party was re-founded in 1997 by Stefano de Luca and re-took its original name in 2004. The new PLI gathered some of the former right-wing Liberals, but soon distanced itself from the centre-right coalition, led by FI, in order to follow an autonomous path.
Popular support[edit]
Before World Wars the Liberals constituted the political establishment that governed Italy for decades. They had their main bases in Piedmont, where many leading liberal politicians of the Kingdom of Sardinia and the Kingdom of Italy came from, and Southern Italy. The Liberals never gained large support after World War II as they were not able to become a mass party and were replaced by Christian Democracy (DC) as the dominant political force. In the 1946 general election, the first after the war, the PLI gained 6.8% as part of the National Democratic Union. At that time they were strong especially in the South, as DC was mainly rooted in the North: 21.0% in Campania, 22.8% in Basilicata, 10.4% in Apulia, 12.8% in Calabria and 13.6% in Sicily.[14]
However, the party soon found its main constituency in the industrial elites of the "industrial triangle" formed by Turin, Milan and Genoa. The PLI had its best results in the 1960s, when it was rewarded by conservative voters for their opposition to the participation of the Italian Socialist Party (PSI) in government. The party won 7.0% of the vote in 1963 (15.2% in Turin, 18.7% in Milan and 11.5% in Genoa) and 5.8% 1963. The PLI suffered a decline in the 1970s and settled around 2–3% in the 1980s, when its strongholds were reduced to Piedmont, especially the provinces of Torino and Cuneo, and, to a minor extent, western Lombardy, Liguria and Sicily.[15]
As the other parties of the pentapartito coalition (Christian Democrats, Socialists, Republicans and Democratic Socialists), the Liberals strengthened their grip on the South, while in the North they lost some of their residual votes to Lega Nord and its precursors. In the 1992 general election, the last before the Tangentopoli scandals, the PLI won 2.9% of the vote, largely thanks to the increase of votes from the South.[15] After the end of the "First Republic" former Liberals were very influent within Forza Italia (FI) in Piedmont, Liguria and, strangely enough, in Veneto, where Giancarlo Galan was three times elected President.
- Secretary: Alberto Giovannini (1922–1924), Quintino Piras (1924–1926), Giovanni Cassandro (1944), Manlio Brosio (1944–1945), Leone Cattani (1945–1946), Giovanni Cassandro (1946–1947), Roberto Lucifero (1947–1948), Bruno Villabruna (1948–1954), Alessandro Leone di Tavagnasco (1954), Giovanni Malagodi (1954–1972), Agostino Bignardi (1972–1976), Valerio Zanone (1976–1985), Alfredo Biondi (1985–1986), Renato Altissimo (1986–1993), Raffaele Costa (1993–1994)
- President: Benedetto Croce (1944–1954), Raffaele De Caro (1954–1962), Gaetano Martino (1962–1972), Giovanni Malagodi (1972–1985), Valerio Zanone (1985–1993), Alfredo Biondi (1993–1994)
- Party Leader in the Chamber of Deputies: Vittorio Emanuele Orlando (1946), Luigi Einaudi (1946), Francesco Saverio Nitti (1946–1947), Epicarmo Corbino (1947–1948), Raffaele De Caro (1948–1961), Giovanni Malagodi (1961–1971), Aldo Bozzi (1971–1987), Paolo Battistuzzi (1987–1993), Savino Melillo (1993–1994)
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- ^ Cinzia Padovani; Giuseppe Richeri (30 January 2007). A Fatal Attraction: Public Television and Politics in Italy. Rowman & Littlefield. pp. 258–. ISBN 978-0-7425-1950-3. Retrieved 18 February 2013.
- ^ Political Systems Of The World. Allied Publishers. pp. 117–. ISBN 978-81-7023-307-7. Retrieved 18 February 2013.
- ^ Il Pentapartito - Storia della Repubblica Italiana
- ^ James L. Newell; James Newell (28 January 2010). The Politics of Italy: Governance in a Normal Country. Cambridge University Press. pp. 27–. ISBN 978-0-521-84070-5. Retrieved 24 July 2013.
- ^ Maurizio Cotta; Luca Verzichelli (2007). Political Institutions in Italy. Oxford University Press. pp. 38–. ISBN 978-0-19-928470-2. Retrieved 17 July 2013.
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- ^ Italian Liberal Party, Britannica Concise
- ^ Piergiorgio Corbetta; Maria Serena Piretti, Atlante storico-elettorale d'Italia, Zanichelli, Bologna 2009
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- An Illinois man who spent more than a decade in prison before his murder conviction was thrown out will get another day in court.
Alan Beaman was serving a 50-year sentence when the Illinois Supreme Court in 2008 reversed his conviction for the 1993 murder of former girlfriend Jennifer Lockmiller.
The so-called 'trial on an innocence petition' allows those convicted of crimes to ask a court for a finding of innocence after their convictions have been reversed or vacated.
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Brit renaissance man Noel Clarke has a movie coming out (in the UK) this Friday - the sci-fi/horror flick Storage 24, which we've covered quite a bit on this site - and he's been actively promoting it as you'd imagine, making the usual press rounds.
In the series of videos below, Clarke interviews with Digital Spy, and in them, he answers fan questions including what movie he'd really like to remake/reboot/sequelize/etc (I, Robot, so don't be surprised if there's suddely further discussion of that), whether he's ever walked out of a movie (I actually liked his response to this question), and more; he also talks about whether he'll be returning to Doctor Who (I know a few of you are fans of that show), and working with J. J. Abrams in the sequel to Star Trek.
Watch all 3 clips below
CareyCarey | June 27, 2012 2:52 PM
Tambay is WHAT?! Let's see how this works. So he's "absessed" with this guy because... wait now, here comes the big gang... Tambay is absessed with Noel Clarke because he posts information on him like he does hundreds of other actors, writers, filmmakers, etc. If that's your contention, I'd be the first one to tell The Black Police and James Evans that you guys are looking for love in all the wrong places. I mean, y'all must be looking through a filtered lens or suptin'. Now I would venture to say Tambay has an unenviable job. He realizes that his readership is comprised of individuals throught out the world. Consequently, it's his job to post as much diverse information as he can. And more importantly and to that point, if one WAS looking with a keen eye, he covers a vast range of topics, movie genres, actors, screenwriters, etc. And for the boys up in the balcony, did y'all ever stop and think of the monumental task it must be to present enlightening material on a continual daily bases? If you did, certainly you would know that task is not for the weak... and one has to consider the fact that it's impossible to please everyone, every single day. Therefore, in short, having said all of that, it's woefully inaccurate to say Tambay has an obsession for Noel Clarke, simply because he has posted a few of his projects and aspirations.
Donella | June 27, 2012 2:31 PM
I speculate Noel Clark's interest in "I, Robot" is under discussion because the Will Smith version strayed somewhat far from the book.
James Evans from the Cabrini-Green | June 27, 2012 2:00 PM
Tambay, it seems, has many obsessions. I wish he'd be at least be a bit more discriminating in his tastes. Gets to the point now where I just skip over certain headlines on S&A and sigh. Gotta admire his gumption though.
Akimbo | June 27, 2012 11:52 AM
Magbe this is just because I've never seen his work (my bad) but this dude sure does talk a lot! Every other article is him discussing remaking something, invading the US, or some other lofty ambition. Someone clue me in: does he have the goods?


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(WMC-TV) – Throughout the state of Tennessee, there have been five human cases of West Nile Virus confirmed. Three of those were reported in Shelby County.
The three cases in Shelby County include a 48-year-old woman, a 63-year-old woman, and a 25-year-old man.
Shelby County may be dealing with West Nile Virus for several more weeks to come. Action News 5 learned the mosquitoes that carry the virus will continue to breed and could present a risk until after the first frost of the year.
Dr. Dan Sprenger with the Vector Control Program says the county is seeing a surge.
"We're establishing some kind of 10 year cycle where the disease lessens and then it comes back," he said.
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile have been discovered in all Shelby County zip codes and what may come as a surprise, those mosquitoes are more prevalent in the city.
Action News 5's Jerica Phillips asked why the bugs are gravitating toward the urban areas of Memphis.
"The mosquito that spreads the West Nile Virus is called the house mosquito," Sprenger answered.
For those of you who enjoy sitting on your front porch or in your backyard late in the evening, Dr. Sprenger warns that mosquitoes come out at night and those with West Nile are circulating about two-thirds of Shelby County.
"Those people who are sitting outdoors and not wearing repellant are exposed to this mosquito," said Dr. Sprenger. "It really is up to people to heed the warning about wearing repellant and sitting outdoors at night."
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You know who I don't like? Nick Swisher, that's who. Some of the more observant regulars around here may have even noticed that I have been known to make some disparaging comments about him from time to time, some of which can be found (warning: if you are offended by coarse language you will not want to be clicking any of these links) here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here, and here. There are more, but I think you get the idea.
Now I know that I'm not the only one who dislikes Swisher, but what I'm interested in finding out here are which other players some of you don't like. If you have a reason for your malice feel free to share. Perhaps you saw a player blow off a kid's autograph request. Perhaps you have an irrational hatred of a player who was signed as a utility player by your favorite team and when he was placed in center field it became painfully obvious that he did not belong there. Perhaps you just don't like the cut of a players' jib. Perhaps a player said something vile about your daughter.
Here are just a few of the players I don't care for to get things started.
Brett Myers --- Wife beater, jackass.
Joba Chamberlain --- Hat, face, too screamy, on the Yankees.
Carlos Gomez --- Too prancy, always drawing for the vapors, plays inordinately well against the Sox.
Mike Sweeney --- Too jesus-y, always killed the White Sox. The only thing he did that I enjoyed was when he attacked.......
Jeff Weaver --- Does not have the "good face", seems like a real tool. (See him get body slammed by Sweeney here.)
Geovany Soto --- I suppose I could abide the frosted hair but the waxed eyebrows send me right over the edge. I find his minor league home run totals (in addition to his rookie season) extra suspicious. Also, being on the Cubs certainly doesn't help.
Matt Holliday --- The shape of his jaw/skull and body give me the creeps.
Well, there you have it. Oh, there are plenty more players, past and present, that I could list, from Steve Garvey* to Manny Ramirez to Kenny Rogers to Dave Kingman.** I better not try to list them all though. I wouldn't want to leave anyone out.
So, who gets on your very last nerve? Who do you find yourself rooting against? Who do you think should pound sand? Bring it on. And FNS.
* Link for Garvey is a long Sports Illustrated article
** Link for Kingman is a Joe Posnanski article.


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More than 100 demonstrators took advantage of a talk show host and Rhode Island celebrity's visit to Portsmouth Friday to protest
Demonstrators from Portsmouth, Tiverton, Little Compton and elsewhere braved the rain and stood along the busy East Main Road to protest .
The rally was held during Friday's taping of the WPRO's Buddy Cianci Show at . The taping was held to honor Rhode Island Day, an annual event held to promote .
However, former Providence Mayor Buddy Cianci couldn't ignore the controversial toll issue and spoke with several state and local politicians about the heated topic, including Senator Chris Ottiano.
Outside the store and across the parking lot, demonstrators grabbed their signs (an umbrellas) and shouted along the busy street. Many cars and trucks honked their horns in support.
"I can't afford to come over here to shop with the tolls coming in," said Charlie Chase of Fall River, MA, as he waved a "Don't Tread On Me" flag.
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Angeljean Chiaramida
---- — For the next week, March 5 through 11, the town of Salisbury, in conjunction with the Newburyport Art Association, will hold an exhibit of the murals that will be installed along the new rail trail connector running under the Route 1 Gillis Bridge that spans the Merrimack River between Salisbury and Newburyport.
The exhibit will be mounted in the Laura Coombe Hill Gallery at the Newburyport Art Association, 65 Water St., from Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m..
From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, a special reception is planned concerning the exhibit, with town and state officials presenting a program on the project at 6:30 p.m.
The murals are slated to be mounted at their permanent site on the concrete Gillis Bridge abutments this spring in time for the first annual Salisbury Art Stroll on May 18. Those utilizing the town's Old Eastern Marsh Trail will be able to enjoy the murals and the area beneath the bridge, as they safely cross Route 1 using the connector.
The Sea Spray Garden Club will be meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 11, at East Parish United Methodist Church, 8 Lafayette Road.
This month's speaker is Cheryl Cravino of Hosta Amour Garden in Windham, N.H. For hosta lovers, this is an event not to be missed. Those who aren't already fans of the wonderful species will be fans after the meeting.
Light refreshments are served and new members always welcome.
For more information, call 978-388-4848.
Bullying will be the topic of a seminar at a pizza luncheon at the Salisbury Council on Aging at noon on Wednesday, March 20, at the Hilton Center.
Jason Ebacher of Essex County Sheriff's Department will be the presenter. Call to pre-register 978-462-2412.
The state's legislative agenda will be featured at the upcoming March 21 dinner meeting of the Salisbury Chamber of Commerce, when legislators Rep. Michael Costello and Sen. Kathleen O'Connor Ives are the featured speakers.
The meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in the Ocean Room of the Pavilion, located at Salisbury Beach on Ocean Front North. The cost is $25 per person, and reservations are required by March 16. They can be made by calling the chamber at 978-465-3581.
The Planning Department is taking applications for those who would like to have a piece of land to farm in Salisbury's Community Garden during the coming growing season. The garden is located off Old County Road.
Following its inaugural year of operation in 2012, the gardening option for residents has three size lots. For a fee of $30, plots are available that are 15-by-15 feet. A 15-by-30-foot lot is $40, and the largest size, a 30-by-30-foot plot, is $50.
Applications are available at the Planning Office, located on the first floor of Town Hall, or by calling planning director Lisa Pearson at 978-463-2266.
Angeljean Chiaramida covers Salisbury for the Daily News. She can be reached at email@example.com, or at 978-462-6666, ext. 3271.


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LAS VEGS -- Pesky mosquitoes are more than just an itchy annoyance. They also can carry the deadly West Nile virus.
It has infected six people in Clark County this year and lead to one woman's death.
Now, Clark County is amping up efforts to fight the virus by expanding its use of mosquito-eating fish.
Clark County says this is safest way to combat mosquitoes and the fish are used around the country. The county has been using these fish for more than 30 years with few problems.
These hungry fish can go anywhere, the nastiest of waters, and devour mosquitoes with a potentially deadly bite.
"They are very hearty. They can go in some of the nastiest of water settings and survive and do their job," vector control supervisor Christopher Bramley said.
Clark County has placed the aptly-named mosquitofish all over the Las Vegas valley. They feast on the insect as they hit the surface of the water.
"As they're going about their business, the fish come up and eat them." Bramley said.
Rusty Carlson with the Clark County Water Reclamation District says they have has used mosquitofish since 1969, and they can go anywhere there is water.
"We've had them in horse troughs and swimming pools, ponds in your yard," Carlson said.
The process starts by trapping them at a Clark County plant and scooping them into buckets.
Workers let them grow and develop in barrels. Then, they are deposited into potential mosquito breeding grounds.
Crews released the fish into waters at Desert Rose Golf Course Friday, which is a place prone to flooding and stagnant water.
"As hungry as these fish are, you can see in a matter of minutes they just start eating all of the surface mosquitoes," Bramley said.
While there is no eliminating the pesky insects altogether, county workers insist this is the best and safest way to fight West Nile virus.
When introducing a new species into a habitat, there is always the worry they can take over and push native fish out.


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WS 25 Battery change on MechaQuartz IWC Caliber 631 R397 (SR726SW)
Here is the front of the watch that had been bought 13 years ago in
Switzerland (1993). It is my Kritaya's favorite watch and in almost daily use.
And obviously she takes care of her number 1, because it still looked like this
when I started to change the battery. Oops! No, it is not the wrong
picture. I normally interrupt my PC day with a walk around the house and
non-sitting activities and on that day, I almost stepped on this little fellow.
No, I am not that clumsy, just the young frog is very small, about 3 cm high
when sitting and his skin is supposed to provide him with natural camouflage. I
only noticed something jumping and then had a to look very close to spot him.
I thought my daughter would like to have him for a couple of days . "Froggie" as she called him was getting a lot of attention, a bigger house with swimming pool and ladder, floating leaves, a pile of leaves to hide and he got also a portion of daily fresh insects. Never really a problem to find these in Thailand. "Froggie" will go back to his natural habitat on Sunday after having stayed with us for 4 days.
Now the battery change will start, click on the picture to continue please.
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