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Josh Freeman threw for 136 yards and two touchdown passes and the Buccaneers beat the stagnant San Francisco 49ers 21-0 on Sunday for their first win in this stadium since 1980 and only second ever in 13 tries.
49ers add PK Andrus to fill in for Nedney
With PK Joe Nedney out with a knee strain, the 49ers have signed Shane Andrus to a one-year contract.
Walker beginning to branch out for 49ers
Don't be surprised if TE Delanie Walker, who is considered one of the 49ers' most naturally talented players, becomes an increasingly key weapon the remainder of the season.
49ers PK Nedney likely out for Week 11
49ers starting PK Joe Nedney underwent an MRI on Monday that revealed a right knee strain and a bone bruise and is not expected to play in Week 11.
49ers release Hill
The 49ers released WR Jason Hill, dropping the former third-round pick who has failed to contribute during his recent time in San Francisco.
Troy Smith to remain 49ers' QB
49ers head coach Mike Singletary said Monday that QB Alex Smith could be healthy for the team's Week 11 game vs. the Buccaneers, but that Troy Smith would remain the starter regardless.
49ers OLT Staley out 4-6 weeks
49ers starting OLT Joe Staley broke his left fibula in Sunday's win over the Rams and is expected to miss 4-6 weeks.
49ers rally with OT win over Rams
Joe Nedney kicked a 29-yard field goal with 9:38 left in overtime, and Troy Smith passed for 356 yards while leading the 49ers' late rally for a 23-20 victory over the Rams on Sunday.
Niners rookie Mays wearing down
Although the team hasn't admitted it, we hear that SS Taylor Mays' fatigue is a big reason why the 49ers are giving more snaps to Reggie Smith, according to NFC West Whispers.
Troy Smith will get start for 49ers
49ers head coach Mike Singletary confirmed Friday that QB Troy Smith will start Sunday's game against the Rams.
NFC West midseason reports
With three consecutive 100-yard rushing games, RB Steven Jackson has been the Rams' top offensive weapon by far. Read our midseason reports on NFC West teams.
Chargers waive LB Merriman
The Chargers waived LB Shawne Merriman on Tuesday after he passed an exit physical. Teams have until 4 p.m. ET Wednesday to claim him.
49ers place C Heitmann on I.R.
The 49ers put veteran C Eric Heitmann on injured reserve on Tuesday, opening up a roster spot for rookie LB Thaddeus Gibson.
Reports: 49ers claim rookie LB Gibson
The 49ers have claimed LB Thaddeus Gibson off waivers, according to multiple reports. The Steelers released their fourth-round draft pick on Saturday.
49ers rally late to beat Broncos 24-16 in London
Troy Smith completed three long passes in the fourth quarter to lead the 49ers to a 24-16 win over the Denver Broncos on Sunday.
The San Francisco 49ers have signed safety Craig Dahl to a three-year contract, finding a replacement in the secondary after Dashon Goldson received a five-year deal from Tampa Bay.||||||| The 27-year-old Dahl spent the past four seasons with the St. Louis Rams and had 78 tackles and an interception in 2012.
Dahl is still feeling effects of a concussion.||||||| Dahl was held out of practice Thursday. He was hurt on a helmet-to-helmet hit with Raiders running back Darren McFadden in last week's 16-14 loss at Oakland. Coach Steve Spagnuolo said Dahl showed symptoms after a light workout Wednesday, and after a day of rest will try again on Friday.
Dahl, still feeling effects of a concussion, was inactive against Washington on Sunday.||||||| Dahl was held out of practice Thursday. He was hurt on a helmet-to-helmet hit with Raiders running back Darren McFadden in a 16-14 loss at Oakland.
Dahl has been placed on injured reserve after tearing his ACL on Saturday.||||||| Dahl played in nine games this season, two as a starter. He had 14 tackles, so his loss isn't that huge for the Giants.


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I have seen the ongoing discussions on who tho draft first. Plenty like the Nose Tackle for a first round pick. I don't for a couple of reasons. Of all the positions being bandied about, the nose tackle position is the one place a first round pick would be a waste. Why? Take the leap when you get to the jump.
First, if what we have seen of Dorsey and TJax is proof of an old adage, "it takes three years to develop defensive lineman.", I do not think anyone in the Chief's Nation, including management, want to wait that long of a time. We want to get better now, not in three years. Now it is true supposition that of all the D-Line being discussed this year, no one in our range at pick #21 is being touted as the next All-Pro, starts immediately stud NT. The combine should help with this equation, but why pick if the guy will not be starting?
Second, is the dollars. We already are paying 2 top 5 picks dollars to play on the d-line, dollars which correspond to their high status. Besides having 2 highly paid defensive lineman which some are skeptical of their abilities, we draft a NT and it makes 3 high priced guys. If Dorsey hits FA and wants to play for his Saints, if TJax doesn't pan out, then we are left holding the tab. A high priced tab for a D-Line that never materialized. I believe the NT position will be addressed but not at the #1 spot.
Now, if after all is said and done, a NT prospect who can start immediately and pay dividends all season is available when we pick at #1 we certainly would have to reconsider our process. I don't expect it to happen. As far as what we do have going on the d-line, it can be enhanced with some young bloods at the NT spot. Dorsey may stay 10 more years and TJax may be a beast next season as it is his third season. Hells Bells Toribio may even pan out.
So you now have my two cent's worth of speculation about the first pick. Even if we pick a NT with the first pick, I believe we want a player who comes in and starts. As we saw last year, having rookies who can play is huge and it is not to much for a fan like me to expect a first round rookie to come in on a team with holes and fill in immediately. Pioli has me thinking that more than one hole be eliminated with draft picks. Go Chief's!!


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Tonight's edition of ESPN Friday Night Fights starts at 9 p.m. EDT on ESPN2 and ESPN3.com, with a 10-round main event in the junior middleweight division. Pay no mind to the poster from Star Boxing, as this is in no way, shape, or form for anything that could even be confused for the junior middleweight championship.
Wolak (29-1, 19 KO) is a come-forward pressure fighter who tends to make for good fights, and often has had a habit of fighting up and down to his opponent. In his last bout on March 12, Wolak demolished former Top Rank media pet and ex-charity titlist Yuri Foreman with relative ease on the Cotto vs Mayorga undercard, battering the light-punching Foreman into submission after six rounds of one-way action.
Rodriguez (25-5-2, 14 KO) has had a hard luck sort of career. He's just 2-3-1 in his last six, but you really can argue he should be 6-0 in that stretch. His draw and loss to Isaac Hlatshwayo were debatable, as were losses to Rafal Jackiewicz and Ashley Theophane.
All of those fights took place at 147 pounds, and this will be the Connecticut native's first step at 154. Wolak is the favorite tonight, and with a win could keep himself in the conversation at junior middleweight, but at times it almost seems like Top Rank is trying to hide him, which is funny -- he fights hard, he's got a crowd-pleasing style, he's got a natural fanbase in New Jersey (which has made Tomasz Adamek an American star), and he's got a charismatic, easygoing personality. If the machine had ever been behind Pawel Wolak, he could have been a star with the exact same schedule he's kept thus far.
In tonight's co-feature, Raymond "Tito" Serrano (15-0, 8 KO) faces Daniel Sostre (11-3-1, 4 KO) in welterweight action. Serrano is a 22-year-old prospect out of Philadelphia. If we get a swing fight, expect to see Star Boxing P.R. guy Kevin Rooney Jr (1-0, 0 KO) on TV for the second time. He got a great crowd reaction for his pro debut in Connecticut, but is clearly not a serious fighter or someone to concern yourself with for the long haul.
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Unfortunately, in my work with companies across the country, I see far too many "green" builders missing the mark. So, with a nod to David Letterman and his lists, I bring you my first "Top Five Mistakes" ranking in the hope of helping you avoid them and remind you to make these fundamentals the core of your green building efforts.
No. 5: HVAC Ducts Installed in Unconditioned Space
Where is the hottest place in your house on an 85-degree summer day? Where is the coldest place in your house on a frigid January night? In both cases, it's the attic. So, if you were deciding where to locate a forced-air heating and cooling system, what's just about the worst place you could put it? It's obvious: Don't put your HVAC system in an unconditioned attic.
What's a better location? Put the ducts between the floors or in dropped soffits inside conditioned areas of the house. That way the conditioned air always travels through ducts at room temperature. Some builders are conditioning the attic by placing insulation near the roof deck rather than at the ceiling. This brings attic temperatures much closer to those inside the house, but it does add an additional energy load to the home. It's a step in the right direction, which is getting HVAC systems located inside the living space of the home.
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VAN BUREN — Sarah and Tim Carey, of Van Buren, are the parents of a boy, Alexander James Carey. He was born at 11:50 a.m. Friday, Nov. 15, 2013 at Blanchard Valley Hospital, Findlay. He weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces and was 21.5 inches long.
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Got cleared to start running!— Devin Gaulden (@_DRG10) May 9, 2013
That's great news for a secondary sorely lacking healthy, experienced bodies. Gaulden had offseason knee surgery and a subsequent setback that required another operation, though he hopes to be ready for fall camp. It seems Peniel Jean and Darius Hillary are the likely starters at cornerback, but Gaulden could push the likes of Hugs Etienne, Sojourn Shelton and new JUCO transfer Tekeim Reynard for playing time.


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Free Willy: Escape from Pirate's Cove is an upcoming family film. It is the third sequel to "Free Willy" and stars the late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin's daughter Bindi Irwin. The film follows Kirra Cooper (Irwin) who goes to live with her estranged grandfather, Gus (Beau Bridges) after her father is injured. Gus's business is given a miraculous boost, though, when a fierce storm traps a baby orca in his lagoon, turning his park into the area's main attraction. With time running out before the rival amusement park owner claims him, Kirra must not only locate Willy's pod, but also find a way to teach the young whale to survive and be free in the open sea.
The film will be released on DVD and Blue-ray on March 23, 2010.
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Star Trek game 'arguably hurt' Into Darkness success, believes JJ Abrams
Movie director 'disappointed' by game tie-in.
UK Video Game Chart: Dead Island: Riptide holds at No.1 for a third week
The Walking Dead retail release is new at No.9.
Heads-up: New games out this week (April 26)
The games you can start playing at the end of this week, including Dead Island: Riptide, Star Trek and Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen.
Play Grid 2, Remember Me and Star Trek before release at Gadget Show Live
Nintendo also in attendance with the Wii U.
Star Trek: The Video Game beams into stores next April
Spock shooter targeting stores weeks before Into Darkness release date.
Wii U playable at Gamescom 2012 thanks to Namco Bandai
Namco will be showing Star Trek, Tekken Tag 2, Ni no Kuni, Dark Souls: PTD Edition and Tank! Tank! Tank!
Namco Bandai to co-publish Star Trek video game with Paramount Pictures
Due for release in the first quarter of 2013, ahead of the next film's May 2013 opening.
Star Trek co-op game coming in 2012
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Warner Bros. Picks Up Shane Black's NICE GUYS Starring Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe
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Writer/director Shane Black's long-in-the-works 1970s-set noir film The Nice Guys could finally be coming to fruition. Last month, we learned that the Joel Silver-produced project was picking up steam with Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe circling the lead roles of a private detective and a muscle-for-hire who are brought together to investigate the suicide of a fading porn star. It's the kind of hard-boiled, noir-tinged project that seems a perfect fit for Black, so fingers were crossed that the pic could finally come together. Evidently all that wishing and hoping paid off, as Warner Bros. has now closed a deal to acquire the project, bringing it that much closer to being a reality. More after the jump.


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In all the inflated years of offense in the last 15 years or so, we never had a Triple Crown winner. That might be because it didn't allow the cream to rise to the top -- there was too much cream. (And probably too much of "the clear," too.)
In fact, Barry Bonds never did it. Even though he led the league in the Triple Crown categories multiple times, he never did it in the same year.
But in 2012, Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers became the first player since Carl Yastrzemski in 1967 to lead his league in batting average, home runs and RBI. And then he led the Tigers to the World Series. Cabrera was overdue for the major awards over the years, and he finally got one when he won the AL MVP.
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TOWN OF BYRON, Wisconsin (WXOW) - Monroe County sheriff's deputies say they used footprints to track down a man spotted walking naked in the snow in freezing temperatures.
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After a four year investigation, the Traverse City Narcotics Team (TNT) has found the people responsible for supplying cocaine and heroin to Northern Michigan.
The case began in February 2009. TNT Detectives were involved in a controlled purchase of cocaine at a home in Grand Traverse County.
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On August 8, 2012, three Grand Rapids suspects were charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and heroin. The men charged were Jerry Boss, Marcus Zolicoffer, and Xavier Libbett.
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CATEGORIES HorrorWhat the hell was that?! I just watched the Boxer's Omen, wide awake and sober, but I feel like I've been snorting voodoo dust off of a Candyman mirror. Maybe it's my lack of knowledge of Buddhist folklore, or maybe the translations were botched in what few subtitles there were, but this had me trying to tether my sanity back to my skull. That's not necessarily and indictment, of course. Horror flicks can go a long way in my book when the tank is full of crazy. Evil Dead 2? Crazy. Re-Animator? Crazy.
But the Boxer's Omen? Well, the Shaw Brothers were swinging for the fences in the World Series of Crazy.
It tells the story of a narcissistic retired boxer, out for revenge after a muscled scumbag (Bolo Yeung, again being a jerk) crippled his brother during a Thai boxing match. While out on his hunt for justice, our hero falls in with a band of monks and finds out he's spiritually tied to an old wizard from a past life. He goes on something of a vision quest, reshaping himself from Iron Chef-haired kickboxer to spell-casting demon fighter. This opens the floodgates, drowning us in unbridled insanity for a solid 45 minutes.
Within that 45 minutes is a series of outlandish sequences. It was difficult to stitch them all together, which really handicapped the whole affair and kept it from even resembling a standard narrative. The viewer is continually inundated with all sorts of oddities, brought to life with the same gusto and believability that Ed Wood brought to the table. If you're familiar with the work of the Shaw Brothers, you might go into this expecting a horror twist on their tried and true kung fu formula. Surprisingly, the Boxer's Omen is light on the martial arts. Instead, it's a hallucinatory horror adventure, a candy colored fever dream set among some truly stunning Asian landmarks.
The level of bizarreness runs the risk of isolating the viewer. Admittedly, I'm not even sure how to review it. It's critic proof. After the first hour, I just let go and became swept up in it. I don't know what happened. I'm not even sure that the protagonist's quest for vengeance was successful, but I enjoyed the ride. I could spell out every little plot detail for you and it still wouldn't do justice to what unfolded on the screen. Instead, if your curiosity is piqued by corpses stuffed into disemboweled crocodiles, a man vomiting an eel, or hirsute eyeballs that crawl along and shoot lasers(!), then this is the flick for you.
You are not ready. Your pitiful, soft brain is not ready. You've never seen anything like this. Rent it now.


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Abortion in ignorance: The 'pro-choice' agenda
House Bill 483 was a reasonable, middle-of-the-road effort to ensure that no woman makes this unalterable decision without being fully educated about it. The "pro-choice" left rose up as one to crush it.
The bill would have required that 24 hours before any abortion, the doctor must provide the patient with "medically-accurate information that a reasonable patient would consider material to the decision of whether or not to undergo the abortion, including (1) a description of the proposed abortion method; (2) the immediate and long-term medical risks associated with the proposed abortion method including, but not limited to, the risks of infection, hemorrhage, cervical or uterine perforation, and danger to subsequent pregnancies; and (3) alternatives to the abortion;
"(c) The probable gestational age of the unborn child at the time the abortion is to be performed;
"(d) The probable anatomical and physiological characteristics of the unborn child at the time the abortion is to be performed; and
"(e) The medical risks associated with carrying her child to term."
Opponents denounced the bill as "theological," a deliberate mischaracterization. They absurdly claimed that every woman seeking an abortion already knows everything she needs to know. Does that sound like the argument of people who have women's best interests at heart?
The "pro-choice" left cares nothing for choice. It cares only about the political power it accumulates by being perceived as pro-choice. Offer women options and information that might turn them ever so slightly from the pro-abortion political machine, and watch it tighten its grip.
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Former Baton Rouge Fire Chief Thomas Woods has passed away.
Woods was the first African-American fire chief for the Baton Rouge Fire Department, and later went on to serve in Baker as well.
Woods also served in the Scotlandville area for nearly 30 years. Additionally, he was a member of the Metro Council for 11 years.
The Woods family is making funeral arrangements.
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Students in Randolph-Macon College's Franklin Debating Society participated in a
tournament at Morgan State University in Baltimore October 29-30, 2010. Overall,
R-MC finished in second place.
In parliamentary debate, Bobby Thomas '11 and Kathleen Bundy '14 won first place
with an undefeated 5-0 record. Jessee Perry '11 and Crystal Thomas '13 were third.
Bobby Thomas was the top debater in the competition with Bundy second and Crystal
Thomas sixth. In the Lincoln-Douglas debate, Ethan Franz '12 finished in fourth
In the limited preparation events, Bobby Thomas was third in extemporaneous speaking
and Crystal Thomas was sixth, while Franz placed sixth in impromptu speaking.
In the prepared oratory events, R-MC students won numerous awards. Crystal Thomas
was second in informative speaking; Michelle Nieporte '13 was fourth; Jessee Perry
was fifth and Allison Tames '13 placed sixth. Perry also placed fourth in persuasive
speaking. Robert Thomas was fourth in humorous speaking, Alex Burgess '14 was fifth,
and Crystal Thomas was second in communication analysis.
In the interpretive events, Bobby Thomas was second in poetry reading; Franz placed
fifth, and Burgess placed sixth; in dramatic duo, Bobby Thomas and Perry were second
and Nieporte and Charlotte Cathey '12 were fourth.
Those who compete in five events are entered in the "pentathlon." Bobby Thomas was
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Early music is enthusiastically explored in this album of Celtic tunes which are relevant to folk and classical music. Featuring Siobhán Armstrong on early Irish Harp.
This album is licensed for download from Alpha records.
The early Irish harp was at the pinnacle of Gaelic musical culture for almost 1000 years, in Ireland and the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It is the national emblem of Ireland itself: the instrument depicted is the only late medieval harp still surviving in Ireland, preserved in Trinity College in Dublin. This is the kind of harp played by immensely skilled, high status musicians in the medieval courts - from sometime before 1000 - and later in the great houses of the 17th and 18th century. It accompanied the performance of Gaelic bardic poetry in the Middle Ages and undoubtedly played the three kinds of music mentioned in early sources: the music instrument was used as a vehicle for the song and instrumental compositions of the aristocratic harper-composers of those centuries. This repertoire survives in 17th and 18th century MSS and printed sources.
The ultimate destruction of the medieval culture, which had fostered the instrument, began with the reconquest of Ireland by the Elizabethan English in the 16th century and so, deprived of its patrons and audience, the early Irish harp withered and finally died out in the early 19th century. It was replaced by the neo-Irish harp - also known as the Celtic harp - strung with gut or nylon strings, which was invented in Dublin by a pedal harp builder in the 1820s. This more modern instrument has little in common with the medieval Irish harp and uses a different playing technique.
Thanks to a resonating chamber usually carved from a single log-traditionally willow-and its metal strings of brass, silver or perhaps even gold, whose long resonance was selectively damped, the extraordinary sweetness of the early Irish harp was described in glowing terms by writers from the Middle Ages until its demise in the 19th century.
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"Ameren Missouri crews will conduct vehicle inspections and a safety briefing before beginning their trek early Saturday morning," said Michael Moehn, senior vice president, Customer Operations, Ameren Missouri. "Our crews are prepared and ready to offer assistance to our colleagues in New Jersey."
"Managing storm restoration is a core competency in our Illinois operations," said Richard J. Mark, president and CEO, Ameren Illinois. "As residents on the East Coast prepare for potential widespread power outages, we are pleased to respond to Public Service Electric and Gas Company's request for assistance."
The East Coast utility has asked crews and contractors to plan to stay for up to two weeks depending on the severity of the storm damage.
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FDA says it finds no Vytorin-cancer link, but unsure
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced today that it found no clear link between Merck's blockbuster cholesterol drug Vytorin and increased risk of cancer, but it could not rule out the possibility that such a link exists. The agency
Have Vytorin's falling sales finally stabilized?
For a while it seemed as if sales of Merck's blockbuster anti-cholesterol drug Vytorin would plummet into oblivion. Unfavorable and botched ENHANCE trial results, harrowing SEAS trial results, lawsuits filed on behalf of individuals and government, congressional inquiries, and so
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Merck speeds trial of new cholesterol drug
Following Vytorin's recent fall from its blockbuster status, Merck is ratcheting up studies of its new cholesterol fighting drug, The Washington Times reported. MK-0524A, as the new drug is called, is the subject of a study based in Oxford University
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It is the second busiest state operated cemetery in the country and on Monday the Department of Veterans Affairs presented a $5 million to help expand the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City.
"A lot of veterans have moved to Nevada, and we are here to combine with the state to provide you with benefits you have earned," said Undersecretary Steve Muro from Veterans Affairs.
Getting the grant money was not really a surprise.
"This is the second busiest of 88 state cemeteries in the nation. Thirty thousand veterans and family members have been interned here, 1,800 in the past year," said Caleb Cage from the State Office of Veterans Services.
The grant money will allow the cemetery to provide an additional 6,000 double depth burial vaults for veterans and their spouses and an additional 4,000 columbariums for cremated ashes.
Gov. Brian Sandoval, who was on hand to accept the $5 million check, said he's pleased the grant came through.
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RICHMOND, Va. -- In the next few days, many moist smokeless tobacco (MST) customers will be seeing increased prices on the brands they use. Altria Group Inc. told wholesalers last week that its U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Co. is taking prices up 10 cents per can on Copenhagen, Skoal, Cope, Husky and Red Seal MST products.
Increases will also affect the company's snus products, with Skoal Snus seeing an increase of 31 cents per can effective Sunday, May 22, and Marlboro Snus Tins increasing 31 cents per tin effective Wednesday, May 18. (Products marked for promotions that are [image-nocss] affected include Skoal Snus with 50 cents off per can, and Red Seal with 75 cents off per can.)
"U.S. Smokeless Tobacco periodically evaluates strategy to most effectively manage its business, in light of marketplace dynamics to deliver value to adult consumers," Altria spokesperson Greg Mathe told CSP Daily News.
Nik Modi, analyst with UBS Investment Research, New York, said in a note to investors Monday that the increases could have an additional impact on MST users. "With Altria's move, we expect other MST players like Reynolds American and Swedish Match to follow the company's move with similar price increases of their own."
Richmond, Va.-based Altria directly or indirectly owns 100% of each of Philip Morris USA, U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Co. LLC, John Middleton Co., Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Ltd. and Philip Morris Capital Corp. Altria holds a continuing economic and voting interest in SABMiller plc.


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It's 21-7 at the half, and the Steelers have had more than their share of problems on both sides of the ball.
They Ravens have controlled the line of scrimmage both on offense and on defense, and the defense has been particularly out of sync. Flacco has looked like Joe Montana.
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HMS Ledbury has returned to her home base of Portsmouth, after taking part in the 70th anniversary celebrations of the D-Day landings
To take part in that momentous occasion, the Hunt-class minesweeper sailed through the night to Ouistreham and Caen, - mirroring the voyage of her predecessors, seven decades before.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- After a kind of whirlwind couple of days, I wanted to just informally assess what I think and hear at the end of this day.As I wrote last night (published early this morning), I thought we could expect a positive message coming out of U of L today, and we have. I wrote that I thought we'd begin to see U of L getting some backing from national and regional media, and we have.I also wrote that I thought U of L was a longshot for an invitation to the ACC, and despite all the positive vibes, I don't think I'm ready to stray from that position.While U of L president James Ramsey was quite complimentary of the ACC in his comments today (read them in my column here), he said something else that probably was more important.He said that this round of change is far from the end, and that there would be more big change, more "shakeout" as he put it.I think we may be coming back to those comments if the ACC makes a move in the near future that is not in U of L's favor.Another point Ramsey made that I've heard echoed elsewhere is that leagues are taking stock of their stability. In fact, the primary concern coming from some ACC quarters today wasn't replenishing the loss of Maryland, but examining the league's stability moving forward. Mike Krzyzewski said as much in an interview with Sirus-XM Radio on Monday, and little happened today to dispute that. An ACC president's meeting or conference call could happen soon to discuss matters pertaining to the enforcement of buyouts, and to assure league officials that things are solid.Regardless, protecting its immediate stability is concern No. 1 for the ACC, with the addition of a replacement member for Maryland being 1A.ACC members were taken by surprise by Maryland's departure, as was Ramsey. The Big East, clearly, was caught off-guard by Rutgers' departure, just a week after announcing its new divisions. As for moving ahead, U of L is making its case.In fact, in his comments today, Jim Ramsey laid out a path by which the ACC could justify inviting U of L from both a competitive and business standpoint. But when all is said and done, Ramsey also acknowledged that, "We can't control our TV market. We can't control what networks think of what we bring in terms of TV."If I had to place a bet, I'd be hard-pressed to lay money on U of L being taken by the ACC in this round of realignment, despite all the positive media treatment of the chance today. The combination of academic and TV market factors, despite everything else U of L has going for it, still makes it tough for me to see, and I've heard nothing to change that hunch, even with U of L shoring up what support it has in every conference.That's just my opinion based on what I see as the lay of the land right now. Things can always change. But my best guess, an educated one, I believe, is that the next round of shakeups is more likely to sweep up U of L than the current round. Not trying to ruin anyone's Corn Flakes, just calling it the way it looks at a few minutes before midnight on Nov. 20.
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Very funny, maybe we should all install post it notes on our windows! It would be a whole new meaning for road rage!amygrewhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-769625919976094759.post-13229782780824123032011-04-18T08:15:55.104-04:002011-04-18T08:15:55.104-04:00Oh my gosh - that is too funny. I especially love...Oh my gosh - that is too funny. I especially love the note pic (and can totally picture it getting torn up - LOL!) I have to admit, I'm picky about the parking thing as well. (Luckily no notes!) Visiting from TCM Monday Mingle. Enjoy!
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www.beamingbalance.comCharlenehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-769625919976094759.post-59312397779807417992011-04-18T02:11:40.082-04:002011-04-18T02:11:40.082-04:00What a funny story! If I got that note, I would ha...What a funny story! If I got that note, I would have probably been so nervous I would have had to call right away, wondering what it was all about. You're obviously much calmer about stuff like that than I am.

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Eight years after Hurricane Katrina, what does the very latest data say about how New Orleans and the region are doing?
NEW ORLEANS — August 28' 2013 — Eight years after Hurricane Katrina, five years after the onset of the Great Recession, and three years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, what does the very latest data say about how New Orleans and Southeast Louisiana are doing?
New Orleans is a smaller city but is still growing.
The New Orleans metro is taking the first steps toward a new path, with signs of a more competitive economy and expanded amenities.
But it's important to remember that New Orleans has sustained three shocks since 2005: Katrina and the levee failures, the Great Recession, and the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Key economic, social, and environmental trends in the New Orleans metro area remain troubling.
FEMA dollars are still flowing to localities, but Road Home grants and FEMA trailers are ending.
The city and region have experienced demographic shifts post–Katrina.
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The Data Center is the most trusted resource for data about Southeast Louisiana. Founded in 1997, we are fully independent and we are experts at bringing data together from multiple sources. In doing so, we are uniquely able to step beyond the limits of analyzing data from just one perspective and take a 360–degree look at issues that matter most to our region from the government, business, nonprofit, and community perspective. In these ways The Data Center realizes its mission to build prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable communities by making informed decisions possible.
[1] The New Orleans metro is defined according to the 2009 delineations of the Office of Management and Budget, which is the 7–parish area including Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. John, and St. Tammany parishes.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau; Valassis, Inc.; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Moody's Analytics (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: CES, QCEW); Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity; Louisiana Department of Education; Regional Planning Commission for Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, and St. Tammany Parishes; New Orleans Metropolitan Association of Realtors; Mortgage Bankers Association; Federal Bureau of Investigation; U.S. Geological Survey; Federal Emergency Management Agency; and The Road Home Program.


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Blood of the Cybermen Gallery
You'll be able to get a taste for Blood of the Cybermen this Saturday evening as the second episode of Doctor Who: The Adventure Games is released by the BBC official site – and we've got a preview gallery for you!
Once again featuring the vocal skills of Matt Smith and Karen Gillan as the Doctor and Amy, with Nicholas Briggs providing voices for the slightly redesigned monsters, Blood of the Cybermen is heavily rumoured to feature Cybermats, appearing for the first time since Revenge of the Cybermen in 1975.
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WVT553W freezer
The Whirlpool WVT553W Freezer comes in a stylish white colour. The WVT553W has an efficient A+ energy rating. The WVT553W has a 4 star rating.
To offer peace of mind the Whirlpool WVT553W free standing Freezer also comes with a 1 year warranty.
Give our sales team a call on0844 324 9222 and we'll happily price match
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5 of 6 (83%) reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
Pros: Value for money, Easy to use, Good build quality, Quiet, looks good
"I'm very happy with the transaction - I ordered it on Friday night and it was delivered by nice people early on Sunday morning with no hassle.
It is a roomy fridge - for one person and the dimensions fitted perfectly."
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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5 / 5
Reviewed by: Nels
Location: Hungerford
Gender: Female
Age: Over 65
Family size: Single
Cons: none
"Bought this freezer for my mother to replace an old Hotpoint. Plenty of inside space, drawers easy to pull open and she doesn't have to tug to open the door. Quite running, looks good and seems to be sturdy. There are very few freezer's now that have 4 drawers but this one fits her requirements."
2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Reviewed by: penny13
Location: north west
Age: 55 to 64
Family size: Small Family
Pros: Easy to use, Good build quality, Quiet, looks good
Cons: freezer moves when you open door
"Does what it says on the tin. Delivery service is excellent."
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Reviewed by: jackafrost
Location: Hinckley
Gender: Male
Age: 25 to 34
"This does what it says on the tin. A simple freezer with 4 compartments that keeps the food frozen. It seems reasonably well made for the price. I worry that the plastic drawer fronts might be a bit fragile (that's what got damaged on my last freezer) but so far so good."
Reviewed by: Dom99
Pros: Easy to use, Good build quality, looks good, retaining cold temp
Cons: quick build up of frost, unusual quite noises
"Has been a quick build up of frost/ ice in top draw, may be caused by the draw being empty or the normal setting to high.
Although the noise from the machine is quite, it creates noises (clicks & gurgles) on a regular basis, compared to freezers I have had before."
3 / 5
Reviewed by: DesT
Age: 45 to 54
Family size: Couple
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"I'm very happy with the transaction - I ordered it on Friday night and it was delivered by nice people early on Sunday morning with no hassle.
It is a roomy fridge - for one person and the dimensions ..."
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It is a sellers housing market in Kearney and it has been this way for the past year. Real estate agents say many people are looking to buy homes, but none are looking to sell.
"If a house comes upon the market, generally if it's priced right and the house is cleaned, smells good, good location, good curb appeal, it's getting sold in the first week or two," said Coldwell Bank Managing Broker Jamie Bollwitt.
Bollwitt adds Kearney is a very desirable place for people to live and not many people want to leave the area. This causes the prices for homes to be high, though prices for homes in surrounding towns are lower.
Bollwitt offers some advice for anyone looking to buy a house.
"First thing we recommend buyers to do is get a lender, get pre-approved for a loan. It gets their foot the door when they want to go look at houses, they might be one step ahead of the next buyer they might be competing with on the house," she said.
Carol Pelster, who recently bought a house in Kearney, spent several months looking and was shocked how high the prices were.
"Give yourself plenty of time; if you are in a hurry you're probably going to have to spend a little bit more than you if you have time to look around," said Pelster.
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MULLENS (WVVA) - Four individuals have been arrested in connection with damages done to Mullens Middle School.
Cody Treadway of Lester was arrested and is being held at Southern Regional Jail on $50,000 bond. Three juveniles were also arrested.
Mullens Police Chief Ray Toler said in a news release that the arrests stem from two separate incidents in which the school was broken into.
Approximately $20,000 in damage was done to the gym, band room and trophy cases at the school.
The release says that police expect to arrest at least one more adult and one more juvenile in connection with the case.


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House was built here in 1641 giving the Square its name.
It was used by the Scottish Parliament until the Treaty of Union in 1707.
Largely unchanged since the time when it could be described as the busiest and most populous nook of the Old Town.
Many buildings around the square, including the Post Office of the mid 1700s perished in the Great Fire of 1824.
During festival season the square provides a convenient, open area for many street performers to gather an audience.


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"Pleb and proud": police officers campaign outside Mitchell's constituency office
Police officers wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the slogan "PC Pleb and Proud" gathered outside Andrew Mitchell's constituency office today, calling for the resignation of the Sutton Coldfield MP.
– Ken Mackaill, Chair of West Mercia Police Federation
"I think Andrew Mitchell must resign, it's taken too long now for the truth to come out, if he continues to refuse to resign, David Cameron must sack him, he must stop dithering and sack this man"
Officers from three federation branches - West Midlands, West Mercia and Warwickshire - brought forward the launch of a poster campaign against police funding cuts after Mr Mitchell was accused of calling Downing Street police officers "plebs" in a rant last week.
Representing police officers from across the region, Simon Payne, the Chair of Warwickshire Police Federation called for clarification of what Mr Mitchell actually said:
– Simon Payne, Chair of Warwickshire Police Federation
I think his apology has been somewhat lame - he needs to come out and say exactly what he did say, apologise and then we can all move on. Instead he's telling us what he didn't say, in coded language, that no-one really understands.