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Travolta, who was more believable as a middle-aged housewife in "Hairspray" than he is as a former Serbian commando, has the accent down pat. But his Boris-and-Natasha-style syntax seems to represent Killing Season best. Just imagine that voice saying: Dees ees very seelly movie. Catch on cable TV, please. show more
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Mark Steven Johnson's Killing Season is a hard movie to take seriously, which is particularly unfortunate since it deals with such weighty issues as genocide, the ethical compromises that everyone makes in combat, and the lingering effects of wartime decisions on participants years down the line. show more
Lou Lumenick New York Post
De Niro mostly looks miserable and very tired (a document glimpsed on-screen hilariously claims his character was born in 1970) and prattles on endlessly about forgetting the past. show more
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Killing Season is like the Saturday morning cartoon version of a terrible movie: still bad, but at least colorful enough to go down easy. show more
Gabe Toro The Playlist
Director Mark Steven Johnson can't seem to balance a tone here, which is a pity because for the most part he stands back and lets the two stars go at each other. show more
David DeWitt The New York Times
It's not worthless, but it's not good. As a genre film, it's too ambitious; as an art film, it's too obvious. show more
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The pretentious, preposterous, dueling-dialect flameout called Killing Season has to stand as one of the biggest missed opportunities in iconic matchups. show more
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With casting this unconvincing, no one is watching to get a lesson in the horrors of war. show more
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I think the movie was great. I believe it showed the tragity of wars. The ending was also very good. I would like to see the same producer do a movie on the 62,000 Homeless American Veterans and the hard ships they face on the streets of the US. We got to call this issue to the American People
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With two Great actors you expect a decent movie . This movie is what I would call GARBAGE . De Nero tends to do that though , he will make a couple of good ones , one that will blow you away , then this . As for John Travolta , I think this is the worst I have ever seen from him .
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The Texas Rangers moved back into sole possession of first place in the AL West with a 4-1 victory over the Oakland Athletics last night. Bartolo Colon allowed three unearned runs in the fifth inning following his own error. He missed an opportunity to become first pitcher to reach 20 career wins against Texas.
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if manure is not composted it will take about 4 months for the nutrients to come out of the manure into the ground. so if you put it down after planting, reallity is fresh manure does help a little, but not enough to make a considerable difference.
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smig i just don't know, why are we all talking about hot manure? i'm a semi countryfied city boy and i know about hot manure. i guess it's like people who like to throw chitterlings in hot grease
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I was thinking about this thread while reading an article in Country Folks Magazine. They sited this website: http://www.extension.org/pages/Manure_Value_and_Economics_Articles. There is a lot of information there.
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Just a thought...When it comes time to side dress how about using a drop or broadcast spreader between rows?
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Fertilizer is more effective in a band beside the plant. Plus you could have some leaf burning if you get fertilizer over the top of the plant. Broadcasting between the rows is going to fertilize the middles--you don't have anything growing there.
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I'm learning alot here. My corn won't grow really tall like it should. I added horse manure and lime plus some chicken manure and some 4-4-4 last year. And I'm getting short corn height wise and small ears. The corn still tastes good. What should i do next? 12-12-12? or 29-4-4? or 10-10-10? How can i grow good quality corn?
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Corn needs lots of nitrogen. Side dress with ammonium nitrate (N) when plants are 4" tall. Side dress again when cobs just start to form. As for the other fertilizer get a soil test first. Manure can take 4 months to release nutrients. Follow the test recommendations but still side dress with N.
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I saved chicken manure all winter, got over 500 lbs or more, works grate on corn.broadcast,disc in, then side dress whith
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12-12-12 garden fertilizer, 50 lb bag. $19.75 at the local farm and ranch store. Priced 3/03/09.
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Ten years ago headlines around the globe heralded the birth of the McCaughey septuplets in Iowa. After 40 people, including specialists in high-risk pregnancies and respiratory therapists, helped them into the world on November 19, 1997, USA Today trumpeted the miraculous 7. They were the "Magnificent seven!" in the Belfast News Letter and "Seven Bundles of Joy" for the Queensland, Australia, Courier-Mail. In Montreal The Gazette declared a "Miracle in Iowa."
The world's first surviving set of septuplets, the McCaugheys are the largest intact multiple birth on record. Born two and a half months early and weighing just 3 pounds each (give or take a few ounces), Alexis, Brandon, Joel, Kelsey, Kenny Jr., Natalie, and Nathan have grown and thrived as the world has watched.
At first, caring for the seven fragile preemies meant endless diaper changes and feedings by their parents, Bobbi and Kenny McCaughey, and a volunteer team of friends and family from in and around their hometown of Carlisle, near Des Moines. Photographs from the septuplets' first years depict exhausted adults plastered with sleeping -- or crying -- babies. Tender nurturing was the order of the day.
Now parenting the seven -- and their older sister, Mikayla, who will turn 12 in January -- is more like reining in a fun-loving mob. When the gang arrives for this month's Ladies' Home Journal cover photo session, they gallivant down the prop-lined corridor to the studio. "Look! The bathtub!" Natalie cries, and the septuplets rush to surround a white claw-foot tub as Mikayla watches, the bemused big sister. "We've been here four times for Ladies' Home Journal shoots," Bobbi explains.
"A printing press," announces Joel, gripping the wooden handle as the group passes an old-time machine.
"Hold my hand, honey," commands his mother.
When the kids see the crew, some of whom they remember from years past, it's hugs all around. Stylists usher the girls into the dressing room. "These are adorable," Mikayla says about the ballet flats she'll wear.
"Cute boots," Natalie remarks about the footwear that's been chosen for Kelsey, before putting on her own Mary Janes. Then to the makeup artist: "What color is this lip gloss?"
Meanwhile, the boys chow down on breakfast bars and guzzle juice at a snack table while waiting their turn to get ready. "Okay," says photographer Steve Liss, "who gets into trouble at school?" Only Kenny Jr. raises his hand. "Not even a contest?" marvels Liss.
"Kenny asked his teacher to marry him," Brandon offers, as if to explain the extent of his brother's daring. Kenny Jr. glares at him.
Soon all eight are costumed and have posed for a group shot. Then just the septuplets surround a giant white-and-red 10th-birthday cake. Years in the public eye have accustomed them to taking direction. They pose and cavort as Liss requests.
These days, they're aware they're famous and will even point that out to their mother from time to time. "But they're still not sure why," Bobbi marvels. "They've noticed there aren't other families with such large numbers of children born on the same day, but they haven't put it all together."
But of course, as children, they are more interested in things they've accomplished by themselves, like Brandon's and Kenny Jr.'s baseball trophies, earned at school last year.
Nathan's most recent big achievement has been giving up his walker, which had been necessitated by spastic diplegia, or unwanted muscle contractions, a problem he's had since birth. Surgery, as well as ongoing physical therapy, contributed to the improvement. In September 2006 doctors cut through the bones of his lower legs, which had been pulled out of alignment by his muscles. They then reoriented the bones to straighten out his feet. To hold the shinbones in place while they were healing, the doctors placed metal plates on them. The bones have healed, so the plates will be removed in the near future during an as-yet-unscheduled operation.
Alexis, the other septuplet with persistent physical issues, will have surgery to straighten her feet in the next year or two -- paid for, as most of the septuplets' medical costs are, by the health insurance their father has through his job at a Des Moines factory that powder-coats furniture and other items. In Alexis's case, hypotonic quadriplegia, or weakness in all four limbs, causes the misalignment. Meanwhile she receives physical therapy and periodic injections around her upper legs. The medication deadens the nerves, interrupting the inappropriate muscle patterning and allowing her to build strength. She still relies on a walker, however.
Both Nathan and Alexis need tutoring in reading and math but are essentially working at grade level, as are the other septuplets. The children have moved beyond most of the medical issues of their early years -- including Joel's strabismus, which caused his eyes to cross until an operation corrected them, and the reflux that caused swallowing problems for Natalie and Alexis. Both girls wear glasses to correct nearsightedness, according to Bobbi (Alexis since preschool, Natalie since second grade).
The septuplets' progress has been remarkable. "They're seven of the healthiest kids I see, with few of the issues, like respiratory problems, you'd expect from preemies," says Peter Hetherington, DO, their pediatrician since birth. "Yes, Nathan and Alexis have some neurological issues, but often children born with similar problems can spend a lifetime in a wheelchair."
Dr. Hetherington also notes that they're "socially adapted." The girls tend to share friends, Bobbi reports, and the boys typically have individual best pals.
Occasionally medical issues do crop up for the children just because they're active. This past August, for example, the septuplets were playing outside with an 11-year-old cousin. Climbing is irresistible for Joel, so he had scaled a large shade tree. "He can climb lampposts," declares Kelsey. Suddenly a branch broke beneath Joel's weight, and Bobbi, who was -supervising the children, looked up to see him plunge some 18 feet, landing flat on his back.
Bobbi quickly told her niece to take the other children indoors so they wouldn't become upset or panic Joel. Though Joel never lost consciousness or even cried, mostly because the wind was knocked out of him, says Bobbi, she admits she was frightened during the few minutes they waited for the ambulance. "I didn't know how badly he was hurt," she says. Joel and his mom were whisked to a nearby emergency room, where pediatric and trauma doctors diagnosed compression fractures in five vertebrae -- uncomfortable, but not major injuries.
"They put a plaster vest on him to immobilize and protect his vertebrae for several weeks," explains Dr. Hetherington, who met Bobbi and Joel at the ER. "He was moving around just fine and merely a little less talkative than usual. After a brief hospital stay they sent him home with over-the-counter painkillers. We don't expect long-term effects." Though Joel certainly wasn't able to climb anything for a while, he could walk unaided and started fourth grade with his siblings on August 22.
Bobbi is philosophical about the accident. "He loves climbing and is good at it," she says. "I discourage him from going too high, but really, I don't want any of them avoiding things they enjoy because of my fears."
Joel may be the septuplets' aerialist, but all seven explore the world with gusto. "They're becoming independent, testing life," says Kenny. He and Bobbi are well aware that the day is coming when they'll have not eight tykes but eight teenagers in the house.
"In many ways, parenting them now is more difficult than when they were little," confesses Bobbi. "With babies, every day is the same. You can go through the motions blindly. Now we have to be on our toes constantly in changing situations -- teaching them self-control, respect, and more."
Kenny calls the stage his children have entered "the in-between years," when they're no longer malleable little kids but not yet potentially rebellious teens. "Things will get interesting when they start turning 13 and 14," he says. "We hope this isn't the calm before the storm."
As devout Baptists, Bobbi and Kenny feel that a relationship with God is central to ensuring that their eight offspring become caring adults. "Right now our children attend church and believe in the Bible because we do," says Kenny. "When all of that is actually theirs, it will hopefully have a positive effect on them during their teen years."
The children's access to the media is also carefully controlled. "We keep a tight rein," says Bobbi. "That's the way Kenny and I were raised." Christian music and TV and educational television, such as the Discovery Channel, are on the approved list, along with family-friendly shows, such as Hannah Montana and High School Musical 2. Only Mikayla has an e-mail account, accessed with her parents' permission and on their computer in an office off the kitchen.
All eight do chores, says Bobbi. They tidy their rooms, change their bed linens, feed the cats, and more. As the oldest, Mikayla has recently added more grown-up tasks. She occasionally mows the lawn and babysits her siblings. The family has an imaginative fee structure: Mikayla earns $3 an hour for watching her siblings, while the others each receive 50 cents for behaving while their parents are away. For Mikayla, there's a bonus: She enjoys having the house to herself after the younger ones' bedtime at 8 p.m. Once, Bobbi and Kenny returned right after the little ones had gone to bed, and Mikayla exclaimed, "Couldn't you have stayed out longer?"
Mikayla's independence appears to come from having been homeschooled. After Bobbi taught the lessons, Mikayla decided which homework she'd do when. The approach worked well, with Mikayla scoring high on standardized tests. Her big adventure this year has been going to a regular junior high. She's not feeling like the odd one out, though. "It's a new regional school," says her mother, "so it was unfamiliar to all the kids."
The septuplets have always attended the town's regional school, which is large enough to divide them among several classrooms and let them develop without being compared to their siblings. With Mikayla's new schedule, Bobbi has been able to take a part-time job, working during school hours on the production line at the same factory where Kenny works and thereby supplementing the family's overstretched income.
The McCaugheys' finances are a balancing act. During the past year they've dipped into savings for day-to-day expenses, Kenny says. Bobbi still makes much of the children's clothing. Vacations are camping trips at nearby state parks. Other outings are rare, but not just for financial reasons: Nathan and Alexis can't keep up during, say, a walk through a mall.
The day after the big photo shoot, the McCaugheys have a get-together for friends and family. While Alexis picks out "Jingle Bells" on the piano in the living room, Bobbi and Kenny put out platters of food on the kitchen's breakfast bar. In the family room, Bobbi's mother, Peggy Hepworth, and youngest sister, Michele Bailey, sit with Kelsey, looking through photographs from the kids' early years. The other children jump and climb on play equipment in the backyard.
As everyone digs in, Bobbi and Kenny's stepmother, Val, reminisce about a day the two of them managed to transport seven infants in seven car seats to the hospital for tests. Friend Vicky Skiles, whose husband, Mark, is watching over the outdoor play, reports that she recently saw one of the kids climbing on the equipment unsupervised. Kenny smiles. "I'm going to have to set up a security camera to keep track of them," he says.
Camera or no, he and Bobbi look forward with optimism. The McCaugheys have survived the challenges of the septuplets' early years with the support of their faith, family, and community -- the bulwarks that will sustain them as their energetic children move into the future.
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This flyer produced and distributed by the Greensboro Justice Fund presents the complicated evidence and time line of court cases related to the murder of five Communist Workers Party members at the Death to the Klan rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, on November 3, 1979. One of those killed was Sandy Smith, and information about her life and work are outlined on the flyer. Although the exact date of the flyer is unknown, it appears to have been produced after a federal grand jury seated in 1982 began hearings to investigate the original trial as a violation of civil rights.
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In the summer of 1994 in Washington D.C., jazz vocalist Karen Francis was discovered by world renown jazz master (pianist, composer, record label executive, producer, and professor) Stanley Cowell.
Cowell, one of jazz music's most talented architects who, with Charles Tolliver in 1971, established and launched Strata-East Records, was hosting a party in his home one evening when he had occasion to be introduced to Francis by one of his students - William Knowles. A significant turn of events during the course of the evening revealed that Karen was a singer and Cowell invited her to sit in with him at an impromptu jam session....
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Exquisite Duet is up at Used Furniture Review: Tyehimba Jess and Jeanann Verlee, April 2013
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'Exquisite Duet' Column for March, 2013 published in Used Furniture Review, Michelle Reale, Heather Fowler
http://usedfurniturereview.com/2013/03/22/meg-tuites-exquisite-duet-michelle-reale-and-heather-fowler/ Exquisite Duet is published in Used Furniture Review with Michelle Reale and Heather Fowler, March 2013
Exquisite Duet, February 2013, Mary Stone Dockery and David Tomaloff, Used Furniture Review
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My new column, "Exquisite Duet," is up at Used Furniture Review. My story is "Junk Bond," January 2013
http://usedfurniturereview.com/2013/01/24/meg-tuites-exquisite-duet-robert-vaughan-and-meg-tuite/ The first installment of my new column, Exquisite Duet, is published in Used Furniture Review. Two writers start with the same first sentence and write 250 words or less. Robert Vaughan's story is The Lost and Erasable Parts of … Continue reading
Exquisite Quartet Anthology 2012 is now available for purchase. January 2013
http://www.lulu.com/shop/meg-tuite/exquisite-quartet-anthology-2012/paperback/product-20627117.html Exquisite Quartet Anthology 2012 is available for purchase. An outstanding group of writers: Mary Stone Dockery, Alex Pruteanu, Kristine Ong Muslim, Ben Tanzer, Len Kuntz, James Claffey, Timothy Gager, Kevin Ridgeway, Linda Hedrick, Angelle Scott, Joseph A.W. Quintela, Andrea … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Chapbooks, Exquisite Quartet-Used Furniture Review column, Fiction, Flash Fiction Tagged Aleathia Drehmer, Alex Pruteanu, Andrea Carlisle, Angelle Scott, Ben Tanzer, Clifford Garstang, Court Merrigan, Dave Cotrone, Deborah Henry, Dena Rash Guzman, Erin Zulkowski, Exquisite Quartet Anthology 2012, Faye Rapoport DesPres, Fiction, flash fiction, Gay Degani, James Claffey, January 2013, Jordan Blum, Joseph A.W. Quintela, Julie Innis, Kari Nguyen, Ken McPherson, Kevin Ridgeway, Kristine Ong Muslim, Larry O. Dean, Leah Rogin-Roper, Len Kuntz, Linda Hedrick, Linda Simoni-Wastila, Mary Stone Dockery, Meg Tuite, Misti Rainwater-Lites, Nate Jordon, Neil Serven, Robin Stratton, Samuel Snoek-Brown, Stephen V. Ramey, Timothy Gager, Used Furniture Review 2 Comments
Exquisite Quartet November 2012 story, "The After-Life of Defeated Politician," is published in Used Furniture Review
http://usedfurniturereview.com/2012/11/14/the-after-life-of-a-defeated-politician-by-meg-tuites-exquisite-quartet/ Exquisite Quartet story for November 2012, The After-Life of a Defeated Politician, is published in Used Furniture Review. Thank you, Kari Nguyen, Faye Rappaport DePres and Linda Watsila for joining me in this collaborative story. And thank you, Dave Cotrone, … Continue reading
Exquisite Quartet story, "The Ultimate American Beauty," is published in Used Furniture Review, October 2012
http://usedfurniturereview.com/2012/10/18/the-ultimate-american-beauty-by-meg-tuites-exquisite-quartet/ The Exquisite Quartet story, The Ultimate American Beauty, is published in Used Furniture Review, October 2012- Collaboration by Gay Degani, Stephen Ramey, Court Merrigan and me.
"Suburban Happy Hour," is the August Exquisite Quartet Story published in Used Furniture Review, August 2012
http://usedfurniturereview.com/2012/08/14/suburban-happy-hour-by-meg-tuites-exquisite-quartet/ The August Exquisite Quartet story, Suburban Happy Hour, is published in Used Furniture Review. A collaborarative by Deborah Henry, Erin Hoffmeyer Zulkoski, Clifford Garstang and me. Thank you, Dave Cotrone, for publishing it! August, 2012
"Scenes From an Open Marriage," the July 2012 Exquisite Quartet is published in Used Furniture Review
http://usedfurniturereview.com/2012/07/09/scenes-from-an-open-marriage-by-meg-tuites-exquisite-quartet/ Scenes From an Open Marriage, the July 2012 Exquisite Quartet story was published in Used Furniture Review. Thank you so much, Julie Innis, Sam Snoek-Brown, and Jordan Blum for collaborating with me on this exceptional story! And thank you, … Continue reading
"Double the Psychosis," is the Exquisite Quartet story, June 2012, published in Used Furniture Review
http://usedfurniturereview.com/2012/06/21/double-the-psychosis-by-meg-tuites-exquisite-quartet/ Double the Psychosis is the Exquisite Quartet June 2012 story written by Ken McPherson, Nate Jordon, Leah Rogin-Roper and myself published in Used Furniture Review. Thank you all for an exceptional collaboration!


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MAJOR employers in Sandwell arre being given the chance to talk to council chiefs on how money is spent on local authority services.
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Our final destination on our cruise aboard the Disney Fantasy is Castaway Cay. The island is located near Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas and is exclusively visited by Disney Cruise Lines. Formerly known as Gorda Cay, the island was bought by Disney in 1996. The island's only inhabitants are Disney cast members, making this a special and private experience for Disney enthusiasts. Castaway Cay is jam packed with everything Disney, as you can imagine.
As soon as you get off the ship you can use a tram to access different parts of the island or you can walk via the walk path. If you are looking to get away from the kids, it's probably best to take the tram to reach Serenity Bay since it's a bit of a walk to the other side of Castaway Cay. Don't worry about rushing to get there because typically Serenity Bay isn't very busy and there's plenty of room and umbrellas for everyone. If you're worried about lunch or food while enjoying Castaway Cay, don't fret because food is served buffet style on both the kid and adult side of the island. The buffet is actually located right off the beach so it's easy to access if you get the munchies.
Serenity Bay is quite awesome. The water is so calm and is crystal clear. This was my first trip to the Caribbean and have never seen anything like this. It was an enjoyable experience to take a dip in the water and not worrying about huge waves or sea-life that you can't see. With that being said the deeper you get in the water, the larger the chance you may encounter some sea creatures like sea urchins or rays. I would recommend wearing some kind of water shoes if you plan on getting out there. In fact, there are signs posted near the beach warning of sea-life that could be poisonous, so be careful.
After spending some time in the water, we decided to rent a couple of bikes and explore Castaway Cay a bit more. We paid 6 bucks for each bike for one hour. One hour will give you plenty of time to see the bike trails and get back to the rental place in time. There is one main loop to the observation tower which is nice. All the trails are paved so it's easy riding. You can also ride the bike back to the other side of the island where the kiddies are if you'd like. There's one other main trail that runs along Serenity Bay where you can park your bike and see the bay from a lookout area. Unless you have lots of money to spend, taking a dip in the water and doing some bike riding will leave ou feeling like you've seen most of what there is to see.
You can book excursions on the ship that are somewhat pricey that will give you a chance to parasail, snorkel etc. There are also shops on the island where you can buy Disney apparel and souvenirs, but they are closer to where you board the ship. From our experience it looks best to hit those on the way out because most everyone stops there first on the way in.
All in all, this was the highlight of our trip simply because you didn't get the peddlers and such like you see on St. Maarten and other ports. Castaway Cay definitely gives you the remote island and privacy feel that you don't get on the other stops. Our only complaint is that we didn't have enough time on the island on the 7 night cruise. If you are just wanting to experience Castaway Cay, I recommend a shorter 3 day cruise. It was by far our favorite stop and you don't really get much time on the other stops to see and do everything, but that's one of the negatives when you cruise.
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As you are probably aware, many European leagues allow the reserve teams of the larger clubs to compete in all but the top divisions. Spain is no exception and over the years this has thrown up many intriguing accounts of mergers, divisions and very occasionally, direct encounters with the parent team. Real Madrid Castilla has experienced all of these in its chequered past, including a famous encounter with the first team, but first of all, let's have a look at how they came into being.
|More th>n an Insurance company - Plus Ultra team from 1949-50
Within a couple of years of its foundation, Real Madrid had established a network of relationships with smaller, local clubs that ensured that they had first refusal on any promising players. Among those first clubs to enter into the fold were Amicale del Liceo Francés and Moderno FC. As the club's stature grew, so did its catchment area and number of associated clubs increased. By the 1920's Racing Club de Madrid, Real Sociedad Gimnástica Española, Castilla Foot-ball and Unión Sporting Club had all joined the congregation. On 16 December 1930 Pablo Philip and Agustín Martín formed Agrupación Deportiva Plus Ultra, the multi-sports association of the Plus Ultra Insurance Group. Initially, the club's football section competed in competitions organised specifically for businesses, but in 1943 changed its charter in order to join the Castellana Federation. The club also purchased the old velodrome at Ciudad Lineal in 1943, which had briefly staged Real Madrid first team matches some twenty years earlier. After making rapid progress in the regional leagues, the club earned promotion to the Tercera in in 1946-47. Then Real Madrid came a-calling.
|Looking south at the Velodrome at Ciudad Lineal in 1950. Plus Ultra
would remove the track & develop terraces to the north & east in 1956
After a steady start to life in the Tercera, AD Plus Ultra became a feeder club to Real Madrid in 1948. The additional financing and expertise paid immediate dividends as the Tercera title was won in 1948-49 and with it, direct promotion to La Segunda. AD Plus Ultra made an impressive start to life in the second tier, finishing third in Group II, as well as reaching the third round of the Copa del Rey. The club became the sole affiliated club and unofficial reserve team to Real Madrid in 1952, but then experienced the down side of its relationship. Players such as Zárraga, Grosso, Miguel Muñoz and Casado had all progressed through the ranks to the first team, but this left the AD Plus Ultra with inexperienced players who could not cut it in La Segunda. Relegation to the Tercera followed in 1953 and the club spent three of the next four seasons at that level. The next group of quality youngsters arrived in the late 1950's and they reached their peak between 1958-60, reaching the quarter finals of the Copa del Rey and finishing fourth in Group II of La Segunda.
|Real Madrid's Ciudad Deportiva in the early 1970's
Following relegation in 1963, the club endured a period of relative disappointment. The Tercera title was won on three occasions in the 1960's, but performance declined and following the demise of the Plus Ultra Insurance Group and its associated social clubs in 1972, Real Madrid acquired the club's licence and set up Castilla Club de Fútbol. Now officially the reserve side, the new club moved from Ciudad Lineal to the Cuidad Deportiva, Real Madrid's training complex, a mile or so north of the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, on the Castellana. The sports city had been opened by the erstwhile president in 1963 and also featured basketball, athletics, tennis and swimming facilities. Whilst results improved under the new structure, promotion proved elusive, but help was at hand when the Spanish Federation restructured the leagues for the 1977-78 season and Castilla CF were handed a place in the new Segunda B. The club finished runners-up in the inaugural season, earning promotion to La Segunda, an elevation that would start the most remarkable phase in the club's history.
|Class of 79-80 - Arriba: Juanito, Castañeda, Casimiro, Bernal, Herrero, AgustínAbajo: Pineda, Álvarez, Cidón, Paco, Gallego
Form in their first two seasons back in the second tier had been consistent, with two seventh place finishes. However, It was Castilla's run in the 1979-80 Copa del Rey that captured the nation's imagination. The club played an incredible 14 matches, beating first division Hercules, Athletic Club, Real Sociedad and Sporting Gijon before meeting their parent club, Real Madrid in the final at the Santiago Bernabeu. There was no fairytale finish as the first team ran out 6-1 winners, but you can read more about that season's cup exploits here. Castilla's reward was a place in the following season's UEFA Cup Winners Cup where they drew West Ham United. On the 17th September 1980 Castilla beat West Ham 3-1 at the Bernabeu, but the match was marred by crowd trouble from the travelling support. Two weeks later and behind closed doors due the UEFA's sanctioning, West Ham beat Castilla 5-1 after extra time. The 1983-84 season saw the club surpass any previous league form and finish top of La Segunda, ahead on goal difference from another reserve team, Bilbao Athletic Club. As we all know, reserve teams cannot play in the same division as their parent club, so the third, fourth & fifth placed teams were promoted to La Primera. As the top players from this golden age such as Martin Vazquez, Miguel Pardeza, Manolo Sanchis, Michel and Emilio Butragueno moved up to the first team, so Castilla's fortunes declined. Aside from three appearances in the quarter finals of the Copa del Rey and a third place finish in the 87-88 seasons, form was patchy and in 1990 the club dropped back into Segunda B.
|Showing its age - The Ciudad Deportiva in the late 1990's.
In 1990 the Spanish Federation modified its regulations, dictating that all clubs in the top two divisions become either limited companies or registered membership associations. This in turn meant that all affiliated teams of a professional club, must be assimilated into the professional club. This led to the dissolving of Castilla CF and in its place rose Real Madrid Deportivo. It was business as usual on the pitch as the club won the Group I of Segunda B and the subsequent play-off group and returned to La Segunda. Over the next six seasons, there were plashes of the form that saw their predecessors achieve so much, but a fourth place finish in 95-96 was as good as it got and at the end of the following season, Real Madrid B, as they were now known, had dropped back to the third tier. Thoughts off the pitch centred on the ageing Ciudad Deportiva, which was now surrounded by Madrid's booming financial district. With mounting club debts, the club was keen to sale, but there was a problem. The Ciudad Deportiva was built on land that was specifically allocated for non-commercial use and it took some wheeling and dealing, which included the club giving the government a portion of the land, before they were able to sale and redevelop elsewhere.
|A temporary home - Real Madrid B used the pitch in the
foreground for 2 season whilst a new stadium was built
Real Madrid's new sports city was located 6 miles north east of the city centre, near Valdebebas. Benefiting from the 480m euros the club made form the sale of the Ciudad Deportiva, no expense was to be spared in developing the world's largest and most lavish training complex. Real Madrid B moved in towards the end of the 2003-04 season and used one of the smaller pitches to the north east of the complex. This had a capacity of just over 1,500 and would be home for just under two years. In July 2005 the team adopted a new title, Real Madrid Castilla and took the new name into La Segunda for the 05-06 season. On 9 May 2006, Real Madrid opened the centre-piece of their sports city, the Estadio Alfredo di Stéfano. named after possibly their greatest ever player. In a nice touch, the inaugural match saw Real Madrid's first team take on Stade Reims in a rematch of the first ever European Cup Final.
|Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano - Clean, Green, but a little too lean
Only Real Madrid & Barcelona could invest so much into a stadium for their reserve sides. However, whilst Barca's Mini Estadi is a piece of 1980's functionality, the Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano is 21st century cutting edge. It may only hold 6,000 spectators, but it is tailored to meet the needs of the modern player and media hacks. It is also the greenest stadium in Spain, with recycled water used to nourish the pitch and solar power providing 60% of the complex's electricity. From a spectators point of view, the stadium is comfortable and the main stand on the west side is quite impressive, but in reality, it isn't terribly exciting. Maybe this is because it is still work in progress? With spectators confined to the main stand and the open east bank, it does feel unfinished, but the current structure does allow for either end to be developed, along with the addition of a covered stand on the east side and extension of the main tribuna. But does Real Madrid need a 20,000 seat stadium for it's reserve team in the middle of nowhere? In reality, the stadium will almost certainly remain unchanged and effort and resources will be directed into the club's eternal quest for world domination... Mwooohahahaha!!!


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By Chris Wright
Southampton have confirmed that the club have suspended striker Dani Osvaldo after the Argentinian striker reportedly 'head-butted' centre-back Jose Fonte during a training session earlier in the week.
The alleged incident took place during a training match at Staplewood on Thursday and, though Southampton have refused to comment on the specifics, the Daily Mail are claiming that a club source told them that "there was blood everywhere" and that the offence Osvaldo laid on Fonte was "brutal".
According to Pies insider source, Osvaldo became incensed when scurvy landlubber Fonte questioned the striker's need for an eyepatch, threw his favourite sextant in the sea and then helped himself to a flaggon of his favourite grog without asking permission.
Speaking via an official statement, the Saints confirmed that Osvaldo – who is already serving a three-match ban for his tangle with Newcastle's entire back-room staff back in mid-December – has been suspended by the club for two weeks.
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A New York-owned marketing group was operating its Auckland office at a "down-at-the-heels" inner city fringe location. The offices were near a railway yard, just down the road from a gang HQ, and in a low profile part of the city.
A visit to New Zealand from the company's world-wide chief executive left the local CEO with an ultimatum to find better office space representing the company's brand, or find a new job.
The company had a big reputation internationally with some major corporate clients in New Zealand.
Parallel Directions was brought in to see if they could find a solution; a new Auckland location with high quality office space, a great working environment, close to other professional organisations, and a good address with a good frontage.
After investigating the company's needs in detail, Parallel Directions found the perfect office space in Newmarket.
There was one last space to lease in a new office building and the building's owners were keen to sell the building fully tenanted. If they could provide a good commercial lease agreement over a good term, it would increase the value of the building.
So a deal was struck. The marketing company got a good deal on their lease agreement, and ended up at a premier address, close to other professional services, with a good office design for their premises. The air conditioning, cabling, and office design were good, the offices had large windows and benefits such as a gym on the ground floor.
The office space was fitted out with vibrant colours and the company moved from partitioned offices to an open plan layout. Acoustic tiles were fitted that ensured the office hubbub did not spread right across the whole work space.
Parallel Directions had brought together an understanding of the business' strategic direction, expertise in negotiating commercial lease agreements, project management and industry contacts to complete the office design fit-out, providing a total solution.
On a return visit to New Zealand, the world-wide CEO noticed, on getting out of his taxi, that one of the company's top international clients had offices in the same building. He was delighted with the new location. The staff were happy in the new offices, and the company achieved a significant return on investment by saving more than 12 times Parallel Directions' fee in the move.
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Celebrity Scandal: Keith Olbermann no longer suspended without pay from MSNBC for being a DemocratNovember 8th, 2010
When news hit the wires about celebrity anchor Olbermann's suspension last week, many experts and critics quickly decried the actions of MSNBC, and some went so far as to wonder whether or not the action was politically motivated. Celebrity anchor Olbermann had been quiet about the entire incident since Friday, but Sunday afternoon he broke his Twitter silence with these words: "Greetings From Exile! A quick, overwhelmed, stunned THANK YOU for support that feels like a global hug." More good news and green gossip on this [...]
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Sylvia Lee (Dugan) Low, 83, of Chrisman, passed away at 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21, 2012, at Pleasant Meadows Christian Village in Chrisman.
She was retired after 17 years as a dietary aid for Pleasant Meadows Christian Village.
She was born July 5, 1929, in Scottland, Ill., the daughter of the late Jesse Lee and Stella Myrtle (Whitesell) Dugan.
She married Franklin Jennings Low on May 5, 1951, in Chrisman. He preceded her in death July 2, 2002.
Survivors include a son, John Franklin Low of Chrisman; two daughters, Sharon Marie David of Paris, Ill., and Kathy Jo (Chuck) Nesbitt of Catlin; a brother, Leon Grant Dugan of Chrisman; five grandchildren, Joseph Allen (Kelly) David and Chad Eric (Kimberly) David, both of Chrisman, Jeremy Shane (Amy) David of Ashmore, and Katy Jo and William Charles Nesbitt, both of Catlin; eight great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a son, Jack Dean Low; a brother, Edward Dugan; two sisters, Margaret Hollingsworth and Clarann Brown; and a son-in-law, Joseph L. David.
Mrs. Low attended First Baptist Church of Chrisman, and was a member and past Recorder of the Royal Neighbors of American Scottland, Illinois, Camp 804 since 1954. She will be remembered as a devoted mother and grandmother who loved crossword and jigsaw puzzles, quilting and embroidery, and the music of Brad Paisley.
For those who wish, the family suggests memorials to Pleasant Meadows Christian Village.
Services celebrating her life will begin at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 26, at Templeton Funeral Home in Paris. Burial will follow in Hoult Cemetery south of Chrisman. Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Thursday at Templeton Funeral Home in Paris.


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Sterling police are asking for your help to find two men who stole high-priced electronics from two different stores. And they were caught on tape.
Officers say the men walked in to Kohl's and Wal-Mart last month and walked out with cartloads of electronics. Sgt. Bob Allen tells us, a "sound bar, surround sound system, computers, monitors, that type of thing." He says, more than two-thousand dollars worth of equipment from Wal-Mart alone.
But both stores have surveillance cameras up and running. In fact, Allen says almost every retail store in Sterling has a surveillance system. "It's pretty elaborate, pretty intense. They can zoom in out in the parking lot on cars or license plates. They can zoom in on the cash register, see denominations of bills, checks written, all that type of thing."
It's something he says has really come into focus in the past five years for retail, but more recently in area schools, and Allen says just last month at the police station itself. "We have it not only in the police department, it's upstairs in our other facilities where the Mayor's office is and everything." Watching virtually everyone who enters the public building.
And while some say this smacks of Big Brother, others say it's just reality. Allen tells us, "You get used to it. If you're doing nothing wrong and act normal, everything's okay." He says video-recording can help when it comes to employee and visitor safety. And it can be a big help when it comes to crime. "It's a great tool for us to use," Allen says. "You get exact times of things happening, which is important for prosecution later down the road. Someone says I wasn't there at that time, you know, a picture's worth a thousand words."
While officers still do the leg work and follow leads and interview witnesses, surveillance pictures let them put a lot more eyes on suspects. They say it's a collaboration. They were working this case since it happened, but just got the pictures from the stores and are now putting them out, hoping someone will recognize one or both of these men. Police say both were seen leaving both sores in an older model gray pickup truck.
If you have any information about these men, police ask you to call them or Whiteside County Crimestoppers.
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The day after the shooting in Connecticut a lot of people in Colorado tried to buy a gun.
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation says it received 4,154 requests for background checks from potential buyers on Saturday.
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Kevin Neal, Convicted of Murder by Forensic Entomology
Battle Over Bug Evidence
At the time of Kevin Neal's trial, there were fewer than ten people in the United States who were board-certified by the American Board of Forensic Entomology, and the fact that two of the Board's leading practitioners were testifying in his trial clearly demonstrated the importance of bug evidence in the case. Dr. Neal Haskell, who testified for the state, was one of the first people to ever study entomology for forensic purposes, and Dr. Robert Hall, who was about to take the stand to rebut his testimony, was the chair of the entomology department at the University of Missouri and had served on Haskell's doctoral committee.
To say that this was a battle of the field's giants was not an understatement.
Dr. Hall took the stand several days after Dr. Haskell testified, and the defense wasted no time in attacking Haskell's conclusions.
Unlike Dr. Haskell, who based his conclusions on the serial theory of insect activity — where scientists theorize that a corpse is colonized by successive "waves" of insects — Dr. Hall was only willing to accept the more conservative temperature-based model. In his opinion, the timing of when any particular species of arthropod would show up was simply too variable to use for drawing scientific conclusions.
"Do you believe there is any conclusion that can be reached from the absence of the secondary screwworm at the same time that the pupa cases from the black blow fly are found at the scene?" defense attorney Marc Tripplett asked.
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Tripplett pushed the point further and asked Hall what conclusions he could draw based on the evidence that was present.
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Assuming that the temperature at the Dayton airport accurately reflects the temperature at Nettle Creek Cemetery — a big assumption, the defense expert pointed out — Hall then said that he drew an entirely different PMI than Haskell did.
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Boston Pizza offers a casual dining atmosphere with over 100 menu items including a selection of pizzas, pastas and a wide variety of appetizers, meal-sized salads, entrees and desserts. The restaurant also has plenty of big screen TVs to catch the big game.
Came here for a friends birthday last month. I didn't have any of the pizza though, but instead I had a fish burger with fries. I can say that my fish burger and fries were delicious. I believe it was a party of about 10 of us. Everyone seemed to enjoy the food and service. Waitress was terrific.
Alright so the girlfriend and I came to this location the very next evening after enjoying the pizza at the Ackroyd location.
I also heard great things about the nachos so we ordered that along with a small Spicy Perogy Pizza again (unfortunately I guess I wasn't finished enjoying it from the previous night).
The server seemed awkward during our meal service. Usually service and kitchen speed is slow at this location however this time it was fairly quick.
Our nachos came first. The menu mentions they use their own in-house made tortilla chips. They were thinner and slightly crisper than typcical nacho platters. The toppings look stingy at first but seems the perfect balance for even distribution while preventing the chips from going lumpy from a too generous amount of toppings. I won't lie I would've like more toppings on it. Enjoyable otherwise.
Our pizza came to the table hot. Crispy crust with the right thickness with a good helping of toppings. Our server forgot to bring the Parmesan and Chili Flakes Shakers which I didn't even notice until we were finished. Good just like the last time.
I had the Spicy Italian Penne the last time I came here and it was forgettable. I think I'll come to BP exclusively for their pizza and nachos though.
Good pizza. comparable to other places, but large is only 15 inch for $28.99. three times the price of many other places, with a smaller pizza. Eat the pizza here if you dont care about the cost. A large pizza should be 16inch or bigger. This goes for all boston pizzas
I used to go to BP at metrotown and once in a richmond location. For the price of the pizzas and menu items, it was alright.
had a simple cheese pizza, it skimped out on the cheese, barely any sauce. bland and disgusting. it was 21$ for a large. uncle fatih's kicks its ass so much. $1.50 is the equivalent of 2 slices and probably the cheese was probably that of half the pizza! $3 for a coke (refillable) is still overpriced
I'm sure the $15 lasagnas are not worth it. even at marcellos on commercial, the dishes are around $15 and it's ten times better than BP
Its not what it used too be. We walked up on a rainy night and understandably since there Canucks game the ambiance was kind of ruined. My husband enjoyed it but I felt the sound of the game was not needed but having on the tv's is fine. My $20 Lasagne was a lunch size portion, the salad (extra $) was watery and overall i was left unfulfilled. The keg is better bang for the buck. The waitress was friendly which helped but overall yuck !
Stopped by the Broadway BP a couple of weeks ago. We were promptly seated, drinks ordered which arrived quickly. Waitress was good, knew her specials, and delivered the beer quickly. We ordered a large BP special. Pizza arrived quickly, but it had an odd, sort of burned flavor. The vegetable toppings were slightly singed. Pizza crust was quite dry, not enough oil inthe dough, me thinks. I specifically ordered this pizza to see how it would compare with the Panago classic, which has the exact set of toppings. I will stick with Panago.
The food here was as we expected but the service was great. The food was a bit pricey.
Overall if you're expecting gourmet pizza or pasta and you come here and complain, I suggest you go somewhere else.
Good place to watch the game and the staff were amazingly friendly.
I think that Boston Pizza is a great place to take your kids. It has a healthy menu full of lots of choices and I love eating there. The service can be good but also not great at times. When its your birthday they make the whole entire restaurant know. They also sing a wonderful song. The food is great there are tons of new pizzas that are delicous!!!!!!!
Went for lunch on a Thursday.
The BP interior was typical, what you would expect from any other BP.
The wait staff was attentive and polite.
The food needs work though. I had the wings and Jack Daniels ribber.
While both dishes did arrive promptly they certainly not anything to write home about. For $16.00 I expected more ribs. I also ordered the apple crisp. It was really bad. The dessert was harshly undercooked.
Like the other review I would rather have the same dish from either the Keg or Earls.
Boston Pizza is obviously a big chain across the land but this was my first and last time. Their food was baaaddd and their salad was wooorse. There is little quality in either. I think they are targettig the very low end. I admit that my waitress looked kinda sexy cute but the food was bad and their not true to theri advertising. First they had those ads saying they are an adult sports bar but there were so many kids running around it was impossible to imagine how that can be. The new ads are trying to be Ferris Bueller which is stange because there was a Chuck E Cheese atmosphere on the go. My recommendation is for this restaurant chain to improve the food, keep the girls and understand heart attacks are out, healthy delicious food is in.
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Laos: Co-developing the Observatory
September 20, 2012
The development team along with other Land Observatory key members have been in Laos for the past couple of days, conducting our first, intensive co-development workshop with Lao government partners and civil society partners Land Issues Working Group.
We had a steep learning curve as we presented a demo version of the Observatory to our intended users for the first time. Our main goals here were getting a more specific view of user needs, and how to bring the platform to life:
- hearing about how to improve the interface
- customizing attributes for the Laotian context
- learning what kind of outputs from the Observatory will make positive change on the ground
We did a number of role plays, demos, and used some participatory design tools with the group. Those attending also had the chance to attend a technical day consisting mostly of training on how to input data, edit and moderate.
One thing that most came out was the need for human information brokers and analyzers - both in getting land deals reported to the platform and in ensuring that senior policymakers have access. With this, we need to think about tangible elements that people can take into the world, like forms, short reports, printable maps, spreadsheets, and charts.
Also we learned that getting right the attributes we attach to land deals, for a Lao custom version, will take more time.
One participant asked for a more "comfortable" interface. This is definitely a challenge we take on.
We were encouraged that most participants were very keen, and really appreciated the potential of the Observatory. We learned a great deal from our days in Vientiane, and we thank participants. Soon we'll be sharing a presentation with more detailed findings from the workshop.
But first, we are looking forward to the next co-development workshop in Phnom Penh this week.