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Xilisoft iPhone Ringtone Maker for Mac lets you convert favorite music/ songs in WMA, WAV, RA, M4A, MP3 formats to M4R iPhone ringtones. Also, it can convert AVI, WMV, DivX, MP4, H.264/AVC, AVCHD, MKV, RM, MOV, XviD, 3GP, and MPEG to M4R for making background music as your iPhone ringtone. Furthermore, with Xilisoft iPhone Ringtone Maker for Mac, you can also create ringtone clip from any video/audio and turn it into iPhone ringtone. Only a video and an audio file are needed and all the rest Xilisoft iPhone Ringtone Maker for Mac will automatically do. Key features: 1. Customize iPhone ringtone on Mac by selecting exactly the part of the music or song you want to convert. 2. Transfer ringtones to your iPhone directly and set as iPhone ringtone after iPhone ringtone creation is done. 3. Enjoy ringtone melody beforehand with the built-in player. 4. No matter MP3 to iPhone ringtone or AVI to iPhone ringtone conversion, all of the video/audio to ringtone conversion is faster than you can expect. 5. The ringtone software provides several interface languages to choose: English, German, Japanese and Chinese. Xilisoft Corporation is dedicating to digital video and audio software developing and user experience to bring users the most excellent software and technology all the while.
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The Buffalo Bills and New York Jets face off in an Empire State showdown that showcases two rookie quarterbacks trending in opposite directions after Week 2.
The enthusiasm of the Jets' opening win over the Buccaneers came to a screeching halt in their ugly 13-10 loss to the Patriots last week. After leading the team on last-minute game-winning drive in Week 1, Geno Smith regressed against the Pats, throwing three fourth-quarter interceptions. His offense didn't give him much help, as the running game was nearly non-existent and his receivers consistently dropped catchable passes.
The Bills avenged a close loss to the Patriots in Week 1 by returning the favor against the Panthers last week, riding the late-game heroics of E.J. Manuel to squeak out a 24-23 win. Manuel went 6-of-8 on the final drive, which concluded with a touchdown pass to Stevie Johnson with two seconds on clock, and provided hope that he could indeed be Buffalo's quarterback of the future.
Game Date/Time
Sunday Sept. 22, 4:25 p.m. ET
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J.
TV Schedule
Jets: WCBS-TV 2
Bills: WIVB-CBS 4
Watch Online
Verizon subscribers can watch games live with the NFL Mobile app (subscription required).
NFL Game Pass offers live online broadcasts to users outside the USA.
Distribution Map
Radio Schedule
Jets: ESPN New York 98.7 FM
Bills: 96.5 FM-WCMF / 550 AM-WGR, 950 AM-WROC
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It's National Pancake Day, and to celebrate, IHOP customers can get a free stack of pancakes.Diners at participating IHOP restaurants can get a complimentary stack of buttermilk pancakes from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. today. There's a limit of one free short stack per guest. In return for the free short stack of pancakes, IHOP asks for a voluntary donation to a local Children's Miracle Network hospital.To get more details on IHOP's free pancake giveaway, go to IHOPPancakeDay.com.
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Mont Saint Michel Maze
Topics : First Grade, Mazes
Getting lost in a maze can be fun! This maze, inspired by Mont Saint Michel in France, is great for those with a keen eye for detail, and an interest in world geography. This worksheet will challenge your child's hand-eye coordination as he works his way to the finish line.
Updated on Sep 22, 2011
Worksheet reprinted with permission from My Book of Mazes Around the World (Kumon, 2007).


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Courtney Raio is a Managing Director for NYSE Euronext (NYSE: NYX).
Markets closed higher with the Dow logging its 7th straight advance as financials continued to lead the charge and lower than expected jobless claims added to the glee.
As investors are still digesting the results of the largest U.S. banks' capital plans in response to the Federal Reserve's stress test, which was revealed on Tuesday, confidence seems to be rising about the health of the industry and the enhanced ability the banks will have to lend money.
Jobless Claims were down 14,000 to 351k better than expectations of 357k, keeping figures mostly below 400,000 since November, an encouraging sign for the hiring landscape.
The Empire State's business conditions index increased for the fourth consecutive month to 20.21 from 19.53 in February. The March index was the highest in well over a year.
The S&P 500 crossed the 1400 level for the first time since June 6, 2008. Today was the first time in history that the S&P closed above 1,400, the Nasdaq closed above 3,000 and the Dow closed above 13,000.
Tomorrow is a Quadruple Witch day, which means market index futures, market index options, stock options and stock futures expire. This may cause increased volatility in these indexes and in the individual stocks that are impacted. Today is also the day for the quarterly share rebalance for the S&P 500, S&P MidCap 400 and S&P SmallCap 600. Both events will take place at the close.
Market Indices/Statistics:
Companies in the News:
Bank of America (BAC,+$0.40/+4.5% to $9.24) crossed and closed above the $9.00 level for the first time since August. Many of the other big banks were higher as well thanks to the recent results of the Federal Reserve's stress test. Citigroup (C, +$1.06/+3.0% to $36.27), Goldman Sachs (GS, +$2.69/+2.2% to $123.06), and JP Morgan Chase (+$1.27/+0.4% to 44.70) all closed higher.
Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO, -$0.29/-1.4% to $19.91) were active today after the company announced its intention to acquire NDS Group Ltd., a video software provider and content security solutions provider for media companies and video entertainment service providers. The acquisition is expected to complement and enhance the delivery of Cisco's next-generation entertainment platform, VideoscapeTM and is valued at $5.0 billion.
Rumors of a U.S. and U.K. agreement to jointly release strategic oil stocks ran this morning. Oil stocks dropped while airline stocks bounced on the rumor. A U.S. official stated that the rumors were untrue, which helped the oil stocks recover while the airliners remained higher. Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM, +$0.07/+0.1% to $86.09) managed to stay in the green while Marathon Oil Corp (MRO, -$0.02/-0.1% to $33.65), Hess Corporation (HES, -$0.28/-0.5% to $61.49) and Occidental Petroleum (OXY, -$0.02/-0.02% to $98.90) were unable to move out the red. Southwest Airlines (LUV, +$0.27/+3.3% to $8.45), Delta (DAL, +$0.33/+3.6% to $9.63), and US Airways (LCC, +$0.49/+6.9% to $7.58) all closed higher.
Railroad companies were also in the spotlight today after an analyst report stated that investors had over-estimated the impact of lower coal volumes on the companies. Union Pacific Corp (UNP, +$5.37/+5.0% to $113.08), CSX Corp (CSX, +$1.71/+8.5% to $21.92), Norfolk Southern Corp (NSC, +$3.58/+5.5% to $68.53) and Canadian Pacific Railway (CP, +$1.71/+2.3% to $77.49) all ended the day higher.
Dole Food Co. Inc. (DOLE, +$0.11/+1.1% to $9.97) reported a Q4 EPS $0.05 on continuing operations vs. estimates of (-$0.12); revenue was $1.54 billion, 1.1% lower than the $1.56 billion reported in the year ago period. Earnings were better than expected thanks to effective cost cutting measures the company employed.
Coming Friday:
Economic Reports: Feb. Consumer Price Index (+0.4% expected) at 8:30 a.m.; Feb. Industrial Production (+0.4% expected), Feb. Capacity Utilization (78.8% expected) at 9:15 a.m.; March U. of Michigan Confidence (76.0 expected)


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Texas woman is suing Facebook over a fake profile.
Authorities have identified the man who was killed in a multi-vehicle crash at a well-traveled intersection Wednesday night.
Richland County Coroner Gary Watts said Marcos Reyes, 25, of Columbia was operating a 1996 Ford Explorer at a high rate of speed at the intersection of Devine Street and Cross Hill Road when the collision occurred.
The intersection was closed for hours as police investigated the accident.
Authorities say the initial investigation shows Reyes, who was headed south on Cross Hill Road around 11 p.m., ran a red light and hit a car headed west on Devine Street, sending it into another car.
Columbia police say Reyes' SUV went airborne and slid across all lanes of traffic on Devine Street before hitting a utility pole and eventually coming to a rest on its top.
Reyes was pronounced dead at the scene. Two passengers in that vehicle and the driver of another car were taken to the hospital.
It is believed one of the passengers in the car that ran the red light was thrown from the vehicle and suffered serious injuries. There is no update on that person's condition at this time.
The accident is still under investigation by the Columbia Police Department's Traffic Unit.
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I have done two scouting reports my idea is to start discussions about players we haven't talked about in depth much. So from the Florida Gators I give possibly the best inside lineman prospect in the draft.
Pouncey age 21 lacks elite athletic abillity that usually makes a interior lineman a 1st round pick. Like his brother Maurkice he is schematically versatile and can play multiple postitons. He has even practiced as a tackle for the Gators. Mike started all 14 games his Sophmore and Junior seasons. Mostly at Right Gaurd and played Left Gaurd quite a bit this last season as well. During his two year stint as starter Pouncey graded out as one of the top offensive lineman in the SEC. Pouncey is 6'4 at 310/320 LBS. Fits very well with the NFL's new proto type of centers. Gigantic, Muscular and Athletic. Mike should transition to the NFL very easily with his intelligence and leadership abillitys. Mike Pouncey will have to bulk up some for most teams who like there interiot lineman closer to 325/330 LBS. Most Drafts have Pouncey as a first round pick some are now projecting very early second round unless he has a stellar combine.
Mike Pouncey has been clocked at 5.29 in the 40 yard dash. Pouncey does not have the athletic abillity in the passing game to play tackle in the NFL. Pouncey however is expected to be a force in the run blocking game at gaurd. Was named second team All Sec in 2008. This season he was named All Sec first team by coaches and media vote. As of this post Walterfootball.com has projected Mike Pouncey at 29 to the Chicago Bears. A pick that makes complete sense to them. Pouncey is listed as the number 1 gaurd prospect saying. Pouncey has experince as a center as a senior he moved to the middle of the offensive line to replace his twin brother.
Pouncey's most natural position is guard, and this is likely how he will be drafted if he goes in the first round. His strength, power at the point of attack and athleticism all rate on a very high level for him to be a force in the league.
The Front office of the Lions has said they need to protect Stafford better ( Walter Football chaged the mock and has the Lions taking Tyron Smith). They also need to get a beast run blocker next to Gosder. Pouncey not only fits that description but without a doubt will be there at 13. I think the Lions have to consider him but I think it is their best intrest to pass in round 1 and not reach. If Pouncey slips into the second round like some think he will I belive we have to look at moving up to get him or cross are fingers that he drops to us again. Pouncey is a beast while he is not his brother he has all the tools to be the dominant run blocker at gaurd that we badly need. Pouncey fills a big need and we could get him ,I think if we could trade down and take him that would be ideal but at 13 he is gonna be a reach. Consider him a prospect if we move in the 1st round but not at the pick we currently hold. There are some very good Gaurds in this draft Moffit and Hudson come to mind but none at the level of Pouncey. Pouncey is versatile which Schwartz loves in his players but we will not over draft for Mike Pouncey.


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Anna Maria Perez De Tagle Shows Off Her Nighttime Glitter Style
Anna Maria Perez De Tagle has started giving makeup tutorials on her YouTube Channel, and she's amazing! The "Camp Rock" star just shared a new video all about glitter!
Here's what Anna posted along with the video:
Hello beauties! I personally think glitter is always in style so here is a tutorial showing you how to go from a simple, day time look to a flashy, glittery night time look! Please like the video if you enjoy it, spread the word, subscribe and stay tuned for more! Muah! Love you!
Um, can Anna do OUR makeup? This is awesome!


text: Does this diagram help any? (until I can get Kaboodle up and running) http://www.knowltonfamily.com/config_port_forward.gif -----Original Message----- From: Scott C. Best [mailto:sbest "at" best.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 12:09 PM To: vnc-list "at" realvnc.com Cc: Tom Knowlton Subject: Re: router config to work with VNC Tom: Apologies in advance for the shameless promotion here, but it just so happens to solve your problem. :) One way to get VNC to work without needing to configure your router at all is to use Kaboodle. Via the KaboodleProxy capability (see http:///www.Kaboodle.org/KaboodleProxy.html), neither side of the connection needs to touch their firewall/router at all. Plus the VNC connection is now Zebedee-secured. It's free to try, cheap to buy, and very well supported :) I'm currently working on modifying the VNC Server and Viewer so that they can utilize an echoServer (like KaboodleProxy) directly without having to be tunneled as part of a Kaboodle VPN connection. It should be fairly straightforward as the "hard part" of the proxy coding is already done. hope this helps, Scott > If anyone is online tonight, I could use some help. > > I have the following setup: > > Internet -> ActionTec Broadband DSL Gateway modem -> DLink wireless router -> LAN > > Both the ActionTec and the DLink routers support port forwarding, which I have specified as ports 5800 thru 5900 on the ActionTec and 5800 thru 5900 on the DLink router as well. > > When I go to www.gotomyvnc.com and check my IP for open ports.....NONE are open. > > Can someone help me? > > Tom


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Council tax 'freeze' next year
Prime Minister David Cameron announced £270 million of funding for local authorities that agree to freeze council tax next year.
The Government initiative in England is being extended for a third year in a bid to help squeezed families. However, this time town halls will only get the equivalent of a 1% increase from Whitehall in return for holding the levy.


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The Spirit of Detroit (Brandy Baker / The Detroit News)
The city�s $7 billion debt-cutting plan appeared to have the support of Detroit retirees Friday, after early returns showed pensioners favoring the proposal in significant numbers, sources told The Detroit News.
More than 32,000 former and current city employees had 60 days to vote on the plan and a �grand bargain� that would soften pension cuts and shield the Detroit Institute of Arts collection from creditors.
The results of the vote will impact a trial next month over whether U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes will confirm the restructuring plan, which includes unprecedented cuts to pensions and other creditors.
�The trial becomes more complicated or controversial if there�s a lot of votes against the plan,� said Michael Sweet, a San Francisco bankruptcy attorney who is following Detroit�s case.
Two classes of Detroit pension recipients � police and fire and civilian retirees � have been supporting the plan, sources said, but the final outcome wouldn�t be clear until the final votes were received and tallied late Friday. In both cases, more than two-thirds of members have voted in favor � with slightly more police and fire retirees backing the plan, sources familiar with the balloting said.
It now appears a preliminary tally will be complete by Monday evening, but it's not clear precisely how many votes remain to be counted. Based on the estimated votes left to be counted, it appears both classes will approve the plan by significant margins � even if nearly all the remaining votes were negative � with the only remaining issue of whether both classes of voters will have yes votes from pension recipients holding two thirds of the claims. As of Friday, both had above the two-thirds necessary � with the police and fire plan have a larger margin of support.
In both plans, retirees are supporting the plan by more than double the votes of active workers � but retirees outnumber active workers by about three to one. Neither plan has majority support among active employees.
A separate question on whether to endorse health care changes has won almost universal backing from plan members.
The ballots were being counted in California, and it was still unclear Friday night how many ballots were received. As of Thursday, of the 11,979 eligible votes in the police and fire pension plan, just over half had been submitted and counted � and a significant majority voted in favor, sources said.
Less than 40 percent of ballots from the more than 20,000 eligible General Retirement Service plan for non-uniform employees had been returned as of Thursday night.
Sources said only a massive, unexpected surge of �no� votes could tip the vote against the plan in either class.
In each creditor class, approval requires a majority vote and the �yes� votes must represent two-thirds of the total claims for each class. As of Thursday, that appeared to be the case for both plans, sources said.
The city did not release an official ballot tally on Friday.
�As voting has come to a close on the Plan of Adjustment, the city will now tabulate and check the results,� Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr said in a statement. �Once that process is completed, the city�s vote administrator will prepare an affidavit that will be filed with U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Michigan attesting to the voting results by creditor classes. The city expects that affidavit to be filed on July 21, which is the date the court has stipulated that the voting results be submitted.�
Bruce Babiarz, a spokesman for the police and fire pension fund, declined to comment on the returns until an official tally is in. He added the whole bankruptcy process has been �gut-wrenching.�
�It�s been a roller coaster ride for retirees,� Babiarz said. �It may be the end of the roller coaster ride, depending on how the vote goes. It�s up to retirees whether we expedite out of bankruptcy this fall or go to the next phase.�
The vote tally had been shrouded in secrecy, but in May, Orr said early returns showed support among retirees � which drew a rebuke from the judge.
Orr�s spokesman Bill Nowling would not reveal how many ballots were cast or comment on the voting process Friday.
A �yes� vote from retirees will have an immediate impact. Several groups, including retirees, are trying to overturn the city�s eligibility for bankruptcy relief, and oral arguments in the appeal are set for July 30 in Cincinnati.
The city�s pension funds will forgo oral arguments if retirees support the restructuring plan.
In all, 67,000 creditors spread out across the globe were eligible to cast a vote on a plan to end the bankruptcy case.
Orr has expressed concern that some retirees and current workers may vote down the deal, triggering deeper cuts. His plan calls for no base cut for retired police officers and firefighters, but a reduction in their annual inflationary raises from 2.25 percent to 1 percent.
The city proposes a base 4.5 percent cut for general retirees and the elimination of cost-of-living increases. Those base pension cuts could swell to 27 percent or higher if that class of creditors rejects the deal, Orr said.
Detroit firefighter Byron Robinson voted against the plan, in part to preserve his right to appeal.
�Everything that�s been going on is illegal, in my eyes,� said the Belleville resident, 53.
Also Friday, a federal judge ruled casino tax revenue belongs to the city and can�t be tapped by a bond insurer while Detroit is in bankruptcy. The order by U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman dealt a setback to one of the last holdout creditors, Syncora Guarantee Inc.
Friedman affirmed a decision by the bankruptcy judge that tax revenue from three Detroit casinos are property of the bankruptcy estate and subject to an automatic stay freezing lawsuits against the city.
The order came nine days after the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered Friedman to decide the merits of an appeal from Syncora, a bond insurer.
Syncora is one of the insurers of debt Detroit issued to prop up pension funds representing civil retirees and police and fire retirees in 2005.
In 2005, Detroit borrowed $1.44 billion from investors through a financial note called �certificates of participation.� The deal was designed to pour money into the two pension funds. The pension debt was made more complex by an interest rate swaps deal layered on top of $800 million of the debt. The city traded a variable interest rate for a fixed rate.
The swaps initially gave Detroit lower borrowing costs. But when interest rates plummeted in 2008-09, the annual payment ballooned from an estimated $5 million to $50 million.
The city claims the deal was illegal.
Syncora has said in court records it faces the prospect of �massive� losses because it was �a participant in every facet� of the pension debt. Syncora�s losses could exceed $270 million, according to court records.
The bond insurer appealed Rhodes� Aug. 28 ruling that it couldn�t gain access to wagering tax revenues that were pledged as collateral in 2009 for interest rate swap payments in the deal.
Syncora appealed Rhodes� ruling in October that the bankruptcy�s automatic stay, freezing litigation against the city, protected the $15 million in monthly taxes generated by Detroit�s three casinos from being captured by Syncora.
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Pivotal trial to begin for Detroit's bankruptcy
Detroit paints dire picture in bankruptcy trial
Expected witnesses in Detroit's bankruptcy trial
Detroit may sweeten bankruptcy deal with real estate to persuade creditor to settle
Judge rejects Detroit creditor's attack on mediators, may issue sanctions
Detroit secures up to $275M in financing from Barclays
New bond issues signal a return of investor confidence in Detroit
$4 billion loan no grand bargain for Detroit
Detroit offered $4B loan if it uses DIA art as collateral
Attorney: Alleged pension fund misdeeds should play no role in Detroit bankruptcy trial
Andy Dillon may get role in managing Detroit's retiree health care benefits
Detroit bankruptcy lawyer: Snycora engaging in 'sandbagging of an Olympic sort'
Lawyer who worked with Coleman Young nominated for post with Detroit health care trust
Orr increases funds for City Council
Detroit's bond offer may not have hit mark


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Miners To Compete in Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational This Weekend
Jan. 29, 2008
The UTEP track and field teams will participate in the 33rd Annual Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational this weekend at the Bob Devaney Sports Center Indoor Track in Lincoln, Neb.
Joining UTEP in the 18-team field will be Arizona, Baylor, Drake, Florida State, Illinois (men), Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Louisiana Tech, Minnesota (men), Missouri Southern, Nebraska-Kearney, Nebraska-Omaha (women), South Dakota, UCF, UT Arlington and Washington State.
The meet starts Friday with multi-events beginning at noon CST, field events at 5 p.m. and running events at 6 p.m. Saturday's schedule features multi-events starting at 10 a.m., running events at 1:45 p.m. and field events at 2 p.m.
The Miners opened their indoor season last weekend at the Texas Tech Invitational in Lubbock, with four athletes winning events -- Dimitrios Fylladitakis (men's weight throw), Nelly Tchayem (women's triple jump), Keisha Walkes (women's shot put) and Kelly Young (women's 800 meters).
Tchayem, who has the second-best triple jump in the nation at 13.28m (43-7) this season, will be up against defending meet champion Crystal Manning of Kansas this weekend.
Walkes' throw of 15.65m (51-4 1/4) in the shot put last weekend currently rates 13th in the country.
UTEP Competitors Schedule For Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational
Friday, Feb. 1
Saturday, Feb. 2
1:50 p.m. - women's mile run (Delia Cesar, Jepchirchir Kigen)
2 p.m. - women's high jump (Teresa Contreras)
2 p.m. - women's triple jump (Tchayem)
2 p.m. - women's shot put (Walkes)
2:16 p.m. - women's 400 meters consolation final
2:21 p.m. - men's 400 meters consolation final
2:35 p.m. - men's 600 yard run (Daniel Lujan, Joshua Short)
2:46 p.m. - men's 800 meters (Aggrey Chirchir, Dominic Tanui)
3:21 p.m. - women's 3,000 meters (Megan Chojnacki)
3:32 p.m. - men's 3,000 meters (Japheth Ng'ojoy)
4 p.m. - women's 60 high hurdles consolation final
4:04 p.m. - women's 60 high hurdles final
4:10 p.m. - men's 60 high hurdles consolation final
4:14 p.m. - men's 60 high hurdles final
4:20 p.m. - women's 60 meter dash consolation final
4:23 p.m. - women's 60 meter dash final
4:26 p.m. - men's 60 meter dash consolation final
4:30 p.m. - men's 60 meter dash final
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ORLANDO -- I have no clue how the Tigers will play tonight, but I can assure you this will be the most hostile, emotional environment Memphis has played in this season. And that includes Tennessee and Arizona.
The people here are absolutely keyed up. As I was walking into UCF Arena, the students were lined up four-deep all the way down two flights of stairs to get in. With 50 minutes before tip-off, about 1/3 of the arena is already full.
Here's when you know this is the most-anticipated basketball game ever played on the UCF campus: I walked by a block of seats with "Obstructed View" signs. I'm almost positive they've never had to put that sign up before.


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We have certainly heard the warnings, and they are worth repeating every winter, shoveling snow, or trying to muscle a big snow blower, can be a heart attack trigger, especially for those with heart problems.
But this summer heat, especially if you are working and out in the heat for long periods of time, can trigger severe heart issues.
As the temperature goes up your body must work harder to stay cool, that's according to Cleveland Clinic Cardiologist Dr. David Frid, who says, "So your blood vessels open peripherally in the outside and you sweat. To be able to get the blood around there your heart works harder and the demands are much greater during the hot weather."
As your body works harder and harder to keep cool, the more you will sweat, and that can lead to dehydration, which not only can cause heat exhaustion but can also, very quickly, raise your heart rate and your blood pressure.
And this can be a problem for people with healthy hearts, let alone those who are dealing with a heart issue.
"You don't want to be out in the hot weather without taking into consideration things like dehydration, and how much time you're spending out in the sun, how high your body temperature is getting," said Dr. Frid.
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A teenager faces drunk driving charges after an early morning car crash in Loves Park.
Police were called to the area of Grand Boulevard and East Drive north or Riverside around 5:00am. Deputy Chief Rodney Scott says a 19 year old went off the street and hit a tree. While it happened close to a house, no one else was involved. Police say the teen was drunk at the time. His name was not released.
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NPR offers a few energy tips to considerby David Rogers
National Public Radio has an interesting All Things Considered program on its Web site that discusses ways to reduce the amount of electricity we use in the household. Omar Gallaga, of the Austin American-Statesman, provides insights into phantom energy grabbers that you might not be aware of.
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quote:Originally posted by Psy-T
hello to the political forum residents
i've been visiting this forum every few monthes hoping for a philosophical debate (the ones that occur in the COR every once in awhile can't hold me stimulated for even half a post) and nearly each time, i leave empty handed.
i'm trying to find the reason that keeps me from starting discussions of that nature on my own, and failing for the moment, so i'll just blame lazyness.
welcome, well just so you know, you are more than welcome to start a philosophical thread on your own. We havent had one lately, unfortunetly. Also lately it seems like this forum has been invaded by lots of noobs But that happens every now and then, soon it will go back to normal again
quote:Originally posted by trancaholic
"So Tito, why did you do something unusual? Any rational reason?"
"Yes, it was cheaper than doing something even more unusual."
Well..yeah. What's unclear about that?
quote:If you have to come up with strange stunts, it's probably an indication that you need to find more exciting places to visit on your vacations.
Nah, it's just that I like making an idiot out of myself all the time.
Anyway, Psy-t, welcome and hope you make an interesting thread soon
quote:Originally posted by St_Andrew
welcome, well just so you know, you are more than welcome to start a philosophical thread on your own. We havent had one lately, unfortunetly. Also lately it seems like this forum has been invaded by lots of noobs But that happens every now and then, soon it will go back to normal again
+1 on all accounts, except the last one. I don't see things changing back until oldtimers start teaching the newbies where they're wrong.
quote:Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
Nah, it's just that I like making an idiot out of myself all the time.
I've kind of caught onto that - from the pictures of your car and the picture with you and the bazooka-thingy that you've posted. A strange urge, but great fun for your surroundings.
quote:Originally posted by trancaholic
+1 on all accounts, except the last one. I don't see things changing back until oldtimers start teaching the newbies where they're wrong.
yeah we should start a new offensive to get rid of the noobs. Many long posts from all of us, they will be gone in a week or so! Then we can go back to our normal short posting lazyness haven
Actually on that note... I haven't made a thread in here in a long time... perhaps I should hop to it?
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Well just got back from my weekend in Prague and I am never going on holiday again with English yobs!
Prague is an amazing city but not when you go on a stag do (well I suppose it's brilliant if your idea of 'culturalised' involves find a country with cheap beer!) I'm thinkin of getting one of those TEFL qualifications and going back there for a while (on my OWN!!)
Oh yea and to Michael19 I met a few Irish girls in Prague and altho they were cool they were as much as a fuck up as the English so anything you say bout us now is null and void!
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Well just got back from my weekend in Prague and I am never going on holiday again with English yobs!
Prague is an amazing city but not when you go on a stag do (well I suppose it's brilliant if your idea of 'culturalised' involves find a country with cheap beer!) I'm thinkin of getting one of those TEFL qualifications and going back there for a while (on my OWN!!)
I could have told you to do that silly boy!
It's been a while since a formal letter was posted in this thread. I've just completed one, which I hope will cause someone in charge at Independence Air to feel bad for at least a brief moment of time.
To whom it may concern
I'm writing this letter to you to complain about my experiences with Independence Air (IA) this last weekend.
My initial experience with Independence Air was flight 1223 from Dulles to Pittsburgh on the 3rd of August. The flight was a pleasure, with an excellent onboard crew and I raved on to my friends in Pittsburgh about how great IA was (and what a nice idea it was to have funny celebrities do the security briefings).
My return trip was supposed to be flights 1232 and 1019 from Pittsburgh to Dulles and from Dulles to Newark at 1 pm on the 6th of August, where I would have quick transportation to my home in Manhattan. However, two hours before departure from Pittsburgh, IA called me and said that my flight had been cancelled. I wasn't told why, but thought it of no significance as I was transferred onto a flight three hours later in the day.
I checked in well in advance to my new flights (1236 and some number I haven't got any more) and went to the gate. There I was told that my fligth from Dulles to Newark had also been cancelled, and I that I was to contact an IA agent once I was in Dulles. I was not told about the reason for this cancellation.
When I got to Dulles I did as I was told, and talked to two (very busy) IA agents. They told me that I could either stay in a hotel, or accept a transfer to a JFK-bound plane instead. As I had an important arrangement on that same night, I accepted the transfer to the JFK flight (1094), although I asked if there would be any compensation of my added travel expenses, seeing that I could no longer go from Newark to Manhattan as I had planned. I was told that, yes, I would receive a voucher for a cab once I got to JFK.
I boarded the plane, and apart from the fact that it was two hours late, it was a pleasant flight. When I arrived in JFK, I found out that I would in fact not get a voucher for a cab, but rather that IA would book a shuttle bus to transport those passengers, who were supposed to go to Newark, to Newark. Of course that was of no use to me, as I was going to Manhattan. So apparently I was lied to in Dulles.
At this point I was severely delayed, so I wanted to grab my bag as soon as possible and get to my arrangement. Unfortunately, the bag had not been redirected from my cancelled Newark flight to the JFK flight (despite that I was clearly promised so by the IA agent in Dulles, and that the JFK flight was delayed two hours, providing ample time to ensure that all bags were aboard), so I had to fill out a �Delayed Bagage Report�. This enitre process took another hour of my time, and as my fine clothes were in the bag, my arrangement for the night had to be cancelled.
At this point it was clear that IA had provided me with a lousy trip, causing me a long delay, the loss of my bagage, and a general feeling of noone being in control of anything. The IA agent who helped me with my delayed bagage report at JFK, therefore gave me a form that, when filled out, would mean that IA would �pay my fare�. Although the promised return of $120 was not enough to put a happy smile on my face, I did fill out the form, only to read in the end that I would in fact not be reimbursed the $120, but rather receive a credit for another flight with IA in the upcoming year. For someone who is about to leave the US for at least two years (like me), that offer is of no value whatsoever, and I would have preferred to have been told directly there and then rather than after having filled out the form.
Finally, I waited 24 hours for my bag to materialize, and when it did not, had to call your reservation center five times before I got my bag (today, three days after check-in). Everytime I called I was told that the bag was on the next flight landing in JFK and that I should call back, and everytime it turned out that my bag was not on that flight. If you had no idea where the bag was, I would prefer to be told so rather than consistently being lied to. Furthermore, I told each and every person I talked to that the charger to my cell-phone was in the lost bag, that the phone was out of battery, and that IA could therefore not contact me on this phone, yet when the delivery man was finally here with the bag, he complained that I didn't pick up when he called me.
In general, my impression of IA is that of a company comprised of small independent units, who do not communicate very well with each other. Furthermore, I have a feeling that you cancel flights whenever you feel like it, and that your employees mislead customers whenever it suits them. I travel a lot and have never received such bad treatment from an airline before, and I will spend all my anger with you telling everyone I meet about my experiences.
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Besides the great layout and well maintained campground you will experience a walk along the river and kayak down it. Plus the experience of Hood Canal trail along its shores is a memory to share with family and friends.
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Lots of memories made here!
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Now that the road is washed out it is even more isolated. Lots of spaces on the river.
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I think this is the best of all your works. Please post the next chapter. I did the contact author thing, but I don't think you received it.
Holly? I've read Lily and James :their story of love so I thought lily would have Katy and Halle as her best friends(I like Katy )
More please!
It's been so long... please finish it, I simply LOVE ur work (especially potter's charm) BTW when does the prequil to that come out? I don't see it anywhere...
Author's Response: the prequel's name is "lily."
i love this chapter!
do you have to have read "lily" to get the rest of this story???
this is great! it's REALLY hilarious! i cant wait until the next chapter comes up!
this is absolutely one of my favorite lily and james fanfictions ever!!!!!! please can you finish with this fanfiction???? please! it was very amusing to read.
will you continue with this?
I hope you'll do. it's very good.
Wow. You are REALLY funny! I've been reading your work since THIRD GRADE, and it never gets old for me. I just wish you'd do SOMETHING and update, because it's been about three to four years since you've updated! But this chapter was exceptionally funny! Bye!
welllll its been three years so i doubt u writing the last chapter...ill miss the Lily series with all my heart
so so good
very good, funny, well written, and descriptive. How was that fora revierw?
very good...sorry its taking me so l ong to finish...ive been reading it in bits and pieces, but im getting there! i cant waitt o hear moree!
i'ed kill her, if i were her i wouldint care if she's my best friend i'ed kill her and i'ed kill him too. yess there's some thing rong with me (maybe i need anger manig mint)
one mastasack(I'll admit he's a fairly good Chaser.) james isint a chaser he's a seeker. besids that it's rilly a good book
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is soooooo hysterical!!!! I haven't stopped laughing since I started reading it!
you've GOT to finish this story. this is one of my favorite stories, it needs an ending
i really think you should update this story soon!!! I always check back for an update but their never is one :( this is one of my favourite Lily stories


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Come to think of it, how did they get here? Where did the New York juggernaut spin out following a Game 3 in which the Bombers looked invincible in pasting the Sox, 19-8?
The answer to that may be quite simple -- although history will complicate it, attributing all kinds of forces to Boston's amazing rebirth in the 2004 ALCS.
Three trends brought the Yankees from the brink of a World Series to just plain the brink.
The first, in Game 4, came with the Yankees within three outs of sweeping into the World Series. They may not come as close again until 2005.
Even at 0-3, the Red Sox were looser than the Yankees. Idiots, Inc. is really having fun now.
Since then, however, Tony Clark has gone 3-for-19 in his place. There's a baseball saying that when you're slumping, the game will find you. Tuesday night alone, Clark went 0-for-4, including the game-ending strikeout with the tying
runs on base.
So what's next? How do you break a runaway freefall?
Assessing how the Yankees could go from a 19-run game -- and 32 runs in the first three games -- to 10 in the next three, Jorge Posada said, "It's been good pitching, and we've also put pressure on ourselves."
If that's been half of the problem, how can the Yankees possibly find the key to relaxation in the most unusual Game 7 in history? Is there a Big Apple stuck in New York's throat?
"We've got to keep going out and think positive," Posada said. "We've got a big game tomorrow. We still have nine innings to play."
What makes Wednesday's Game 7 unique, of course, is that the Red Sox came back from 0-3 to schedule it.
This had never happened before. So it had to happen between Boston and New York. These two teams set standards, whether for offense, game length, or miracles.
When the Yankees took a 2-0 lead to Boston and talked about "not having done anything yet," people dismissed it as false modesty.
When they absolutely destroyed the Red Sox in Game 3 to make it 3-0 and still talked of needing "to maintain our focus and go for the jugular," people laughed it off as misplaced caution.
But here they are: still looking for Boston's jugular, while trying to ignore the pounding of their own hearts.
"Here we go again," Derek Jeter said. "All we can do is come back tomorrow. That team over there has responded well. Three games, do-or-die, and they fought back. Now we'll see how we respond.
"You can say they slumped the first three games, and now we're in a slump. That happens sometimes. I think we've played some pretty good games the last three, but they beat us.
"Now we have to find a way to get it done tomorrow."
The Yankees have never before been in this position. No team has. So as far as how teams respond to falling from a 3-0 lead into a Game 7, they will be the guinea pigs.
"We're lucky to have a Game 7," Posada said. "If we didn't win those first three, we'd be going home now. We have an opportunity to still do it. We've got to come back for one more game.
"We'll find out," Posada went on. "There's not much else we can do except keep playing, keep grinding out at-bats. We thought we came close (Tuesday). It didn't happen.
"They're playing very good baseball. You've got to give them credit, too."
The Yankees might ask, 'Do we have to?'
Eminem will sing duets with Pavarotti before the Red Sox and Yankees will meet in a postgame, on-field group hug.
But if they could, fans would line up both teams and give them hugs of appreciation for another splendid week of prodigious hitting, ice-blooded pitching, magnetic gloves and, simply, the highest human drama possible in sports.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ah, Chris Perez. He's like Brian Wilson after getting hit in the head with an oar, and he's kind of a treasure.
He got into it with an A's fan for no good reason yesterday, Warning: There might be a naughty word or 73 in the video, so be aware of that if you're watching from work. Or maybe your work is translating Deadwood episodes into another language, in which case you'll be fine.
Deadspin has the transcription. Never change, Chris.


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Springfield, Mass. - March 10, 2014 - The Springfield College men's volleyball team hit a season-best .632 as it breezed past Marymount University in straight sets Monday evening in Blake Arena. The Pride won by the scores of 25-16, 25-15, 25-18.
The Pride improved to 17-7 with the victory, while the setback drops the Saints to 6-11.
Jimmy O'Leary (Reading, Pa.) produced a a match-best 10 kills at a .692 clip to go along with five blocks, while Ryan Malone (Chicopee, Mass.) added eight kills on a .583 hitting percentage. Sean Zuvich (San Pedro, Calif.) tallied seven kills on eight errorless swings, and Keaton Pieper (Dallas, Texas) and Luis Garcia Rubio (Bayamon, Puerto Rico) combined for 34 assists. Nick Ferry (Valencia, Calif.) registered a match-high seven digs, and as a team, the Pride totaled 11 aces, including three from Shaun Ermi (Rush, N.Y.).
For Marymount, Bryce Ernsberger (Virginia Beach, Va.) finished the match with a team-high 10 kills to go along with five digs and a pair of blocks. Bronson Summer-Torres (San Diego, Calif.) posted 21 total assists in the match for the Saints, who hit .226 on the evening.
Tied at six points apiece in the opening set, Springfield went on a 6-1 run, capped off with a kill from junior Angel Perez (Naranjito, Puerto Rico) in transition, forcing a Marymount timeout. Coming out of the break, the Pride didn't let up, with two Zuvich aces pacing a push that saw the Pride extend its lead to 20-9. With a 24-16 grasp on the first set, O'Leary picked up his seventh kill of the stanza to give the victory to Springfield.
After an eight-all start to the second, Springfield opened up a 7-1 burst, using a Malone ace to take a 15-9 cushion. The Pride continued to be put the pressure on from the service line, with an ace from Ermi giving the hosts an 18-10 advantage. Zuvich's cross-court kill, his fifth of the stanza, gave Springfield the 25-15 win. As a team, the Pride hit .632 compared to the Saints .083.
In the third, a Springfield service error brought the Saints within 18-15, but four-straight Springfield kills, including a pair from O'Leary, put Springfield in control, 22-15. Luis Vega (Corozal, Puerto Rico) closed out the frame with a kill to complete the sweep.


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Members of the South Shields and Sunderland Volunteer Life Brigades who took part in a dramatic rescue 50 years ago are being reunited today.
On 20th January 1963 the Lebanese steamer Adelfotis was wrecked next to the Groyne as she tried to take shelter in the Tyne. The rescue of the captain and 22 members of the crew -and the mascot puppy Manuella - was the last time a shore-based breeches buoy was used in the North East to save lives.
There's a special open day at the Volunteer Life Brigade headquarters between 1pm and 5pm on Sunday afternoon (20th January). Archive film of the rescue will be shown at the event.


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Police said tensions were high as they arrived at the Menard's parking lot in Wausau, with a gun at the center of attention.
Dash cam video from Tuesday shows officers pulling up to the scene, but Wausau Police said they weren't surprised by the firearm.
"The fact that the party involved that had a weapon, notified dispatch of that ahead of time is very helpful to the officers," said Deputy Chief Bryan Hilts.
It all started after police said dispatchers got their first calls around one o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Both Nicholas Flanagan and Scott Van Patter called authorities from their cars on Highway 29.
Moments later, dispatchers told both Flanagan and Scott Van Patter to pull off and wait for authorities. Something dispatch supervisors said they ask drivers to do after an accident.
"The dispatchers directed both drivers to go to the parking lot to get them off the high speed highway, where a vehicle crash could be fatal and could also impact other people," said Hilts.
Wausau Police officials said they knew they need to act fast.
"Try to make sure the parties are separated and then to secure any weapons to be sure that those can't be used to escalate things," said Hilts.
But officials said actions by Nicholas Flanagan and passenger Jessica Ratliff made the situation worse, ending in their arrest.
"The parties in the van didn't follow direction, to stay in their vehicle, there's no reason we should assume that they would follow direction to go to a different parking lot either," said Hilts.
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In 2013, 163 regattas around the world took the pledge to support the Sailors for the Sea Clean Regattas initiative, and the 34th America's Cup enacted its pledge by banning single-use disposable plastic water bottles. The program holds yacht clubs, sailing programs and regatta organizers accountable for reducing human impact on the ocean and coastal waters through recycling, composting and hosting litter-free events to achieve higher levels of environmental responsibility.
"The enthusiastic support and participation in our Clean Regattas program continues to grow annually, and while the specific efforts of each regatta varies from one event to the next, what remains consistent is the growing concern for protecting oceans and local waters for use and enjoyment for this and future generations," says Sailors for the Sea president R. Mark Davis.
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• Western Hemisphere Sales Director, Nicolas Feuillatte
Champagne • Chouilly, France
It's the story about how a 'new kid' in Reims, Nicolas Feuillatte, transitioned from selling hot coffee to chilled Champagne, and how a Bordeaux 'Boye' is helping the 31-year-old brand towards category supremacy.
BORDEAUX to BUBBLY I was born in Libourne, Bordeaux, a mile from Pomerol. We had family vineyards in St. Estephe and Fronsac, and I was raised in the vineyards. I trained as a civil engineer but preferred to travel and promote wines; so I worked 14 years for AXA Millesime and Chateau Lynch-Bages. I came to USA in 1994 as US representative to organize the network distribution for the AXA Portfolio such as Quinta de Noval, Chateau Pichon Longueville, Chateau Suduiraut, and Disznoko from Tokay-Hungary. I joined Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte in 2OOO to develop the brand in the Americas; taking it from 19,OOO to 6O,OOO cases by 2OO6.
TOP DOG Champagne is wine, but what a wine! What I like about Champagne - after the taste! - is the focus on the brand recognition and image building, as the only French appellation that's growing worldwide. When I go to Bordeaux now, I see them struggling, except for the top 5O Grands Crus/Chateaux. From the vantage points of image, distribution and brand recognition, Champagne is far above every category in France and the world.
JET SETTER Our company at 31 has come on strong among the top 4 big houses. We're regarded as a value brand among Champagnes, yet our grape suppliers are in the best regions and have access to grapes in all Grands Crus, Premier Crus and Crus. Success for us has been 8O% hard work, 1O% opportunity and 1O% luck. Nicolas Feuillatte is a real gentleman, spent 2O years in the US living in Manhattan and in the coffee business from Africa. In the early '7Os he bought 12 acres in Bouleuse in Epernay, started to use his New York connections, as a friend of the Helmsleys, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Sophia Loren, the Le Cirque jet set, in Manhattan and sold 1OK cases himself. As his father had a business in Sydney, that became also a first market for the brand, as well, of course, Paris. Today, Nicolas Feuillatte is the #1 Champagne in France. By 1996, when he was running out of Champagne, Nicolas approached a union of producers and asked them to form a joint venture and partnership. Feuillatte sold 1M bottles in 1994, by New Year's Eve, 2OO7 figures will reach 9M.
The FUTURE is US The history of Nicolas Feuillatte is that we have no history, so we look towards the future. On my first visit to Champagne houses, I'd see in the hallways portraits of founders and several generations. Our founder, Nicolas Feuillatte, at 83 is still a proud brand ambassador. Our house is focused on contemporary art and culture: every year we ask a young artist to create the annual theme. In 2OO8, a Russian painter will design our entire retail package. We work with major museums - New York's MOMA, Paris' Centre Georges Pompidou, London's Tate Gallery. Our motto is "Epernay, New York and beyond" - opening new markets and being sold in more than 9O countries. As well as being a good value Champagne, we're known for creativity, modernity, elegance, provocation, and innovation off the beaten track.
FLAGSHIP ROSE The rose category in booming, since consumers realize they're not at all sweet. Our blended rose's red grapes undergo carbonic maceration like Beaujolais, so it's very fruity, yet dry. Our house style is especially fruit-driven, to be enjoyed from 7pm to 7am. Our rose - in a very attractive package with a clear bottle to show its great pink color - accounts for a comparatively high 15% of sales.
NEW MARKETS We're 6th in US, 4th Worldwide (CIVC), mainly for Blue Label Brut and Pink Label Rose. Palmes d'Or, our tete de cuvee is making a splash, and consumers seem happy. We're in a tough segment - dominated by the familiarly known Dom, Grande Dame, Krug, Cristal, Flower Bottle - with a retail price of about $119 versus $14O. Our Western Hemisphere sales are 89% US, 1O% Canada, 1% Central and South America.
MAIN CHALLENGE My #1 challenge is to counter the effects of the poor currency exchange. Today, we're keeping up with demand while dealing with a very unfavorable currency between the Euro and the US$, down 8% in the recent exchange rate.
CELEBRATE EVERY DAY You ask why Champagne has an autumn spike, 5O% of all US sales? It's a cultural issue. As Americans are new to wine, they see Champagne as only for celebrating, not on its won merits. They're gradually finding that it's more enjoyable than Cabernet blends for dining. Champagne goes with any kind of food - fish, spices, meats. We're trying to educate Americans that Champagne is not only for Christmas, New Year's Eve or weddings and graduations - and we're progressing!
SUPPLY WORRIES LOOM With 99% of Champagne's arable land planted, and Asian markets (especially Japan and China) coming on board, we'll soon have production problems. There are two obvious solutions. Expanding the appellation is a very touchy issue; lands that were classified 1OO years ago have been long declassified. Today a plantable hectare (2.4 acres) in the appellation costs 1M euros, but next door, a fraction of that. The other solution is to increase yields. It's estimated that production could rise from 12,5OO kg per hectare to 16,OOO kg and retain quality. So far, it's only talk.
PORTA-BOTTLES Our new wave is 1/4 (187ml) bottles cutely packaged in pink or blue on a ribbon to free your hands for photos and hugs! It's great for restaurants - one and a half glasses with zero waste. This is not a pop drink or demi-sec, but completely dry, and all disgorged from magnums of our Brut and Rose. Its mass appeal is due to a combination of modernity, competitive pricing, innovation, and creativity.
BOYE'S FAVES Very fine are our 1997 Cuvee Speciale (5 years on lees) and the 2OOO, released 3 years ago. Also our 1997 and 2OOO Cuvee 225 (refers to the number of liters in a barrel) is 5O% barrel-aged. But my personal favorite is the Blanc de Blanc; I'd take a case to that desert island. I love the crispness, freshness, fruit. Just love it!!


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A teacher work day scheduled for March 14 is now a student school day for the Monroe County school system.
School was cancelled Jan. 7 due to extreme cold. No make-up days for last weeks snow days have been announced.
Bibb schools to host vendor fair
The Bibb County school districts Instructional External Vendor Fair 2014 will be Feb. 27-28 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Welcome Center, located at 2003 Riverside Drive in Macon.
The purpose is to help identify approved instructional vendors for the 2014-2015 school year. Applications are required to present products, and approved presenters will be notified. At the vendor fair, a group of administrators and teachers will listen to business representatives as they present information about the educational resources their company provides.
For more information, contact Kim West at (478) 765-8583.
Northeast High student wins writing contest
Auriel Wright, a junior at Northeast High School, was awarded first prize in the Georgetown Club of Georgias 11th annual writing competition for high school juniors. This years essay topic encouraged students to envision themselves as the secretary general of the United Nations and to discuss the most important issues facing the community of nations today.
First prize was a $1,500 scholarship, which Auriel will be able to use for school supplies.
Howard High student named semifinalist in talent search
Teva Ilan, a Howard High School senior, was one of 300 students nationwide to be named a semifinalist in the Intel Science Talent Search 2014.
As a semifinalist, Teva will receive a $1,000 award. In addition, Howard High School will receive $1,000 in recognition of its excellence in science education. Semifinalists were selected from nearly 1,800 students from 489 high schools across the country.
Perry High to host Blues Clues
The Perry High School Theatre for the Performing Arts will present Blues Clues on March 1 at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. in the Perry High School Theater. Tickets are $5. Small children who sit in parents lap are $3. For a reservation, call 478-988-6298, extension 21086, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Huntington Middle teacher gets classroom technology
Huntington Middle School science teacher Audina Boatwright recently received technology for her classroom through DonorsChoose.org. Items were donated for her students to use as part of the Bring Your Own Device initiative. An iPod Touch, Samsung tablet and iPad Mini, valued at more than $1,100, are now available for students to use during class.
Newell scholar brings activities to campus, community
The second Martha Daniel Newell Visiting Distinguished Scholar at Georgia College is opening up his classroom to the community.
Leon Johnson is the second such scholar at Georgia College & State University. Johnson is an educator and convergent media artist. His work includes painting, sculpture, installation, performance, food events, print media, video, photography, bookmaking and curatorial practices. This semester he will teach a seminar for Georgia College students titled Taken Aback, according to a news release
Johnson is opening the doors of his classroom. The group meets each Tuesday and Thursday in Mayfair Hall, Room 202, beginning at 5.30 p.m. He will also host three open presentations where the campus and Milledgeville community can learn more about his work.
Those will be held Friday, April 4 and May 2, coinciding with the First Friday events in downtown Milledgeville. The presentations are opportunities to share ideas, meet potential collaborators and learn about upcoming community events and workshops.
Also, from Feb. 25-28, Jonathan Kung, who runs the food blog and pop up kitchen Kung Food in Detroit, will visit campus to collaborate with Johnson. Kung will hold a lecture in Mayfair Hall, Room 202 at 5:30 p.m. on Feb. 25. On Feb. 26 he will host a pop up restaurant with the time and location to be announced. Kungs last event will be a dinner at Andalusia on Feb 28.
For more information, visit events.gcsu.edu or call the Department of Art at 478-445-4572.
Writers Jenna Mink, Amy Leigh Womack and Oby Brown contributed to this article.


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Super KO Boxing 2 Rating: Some things stand out more than others in certain games and in Super KO Boxing 2 that is no different. The specific item that stands out in SKOB2 (Super KO Boxing 2) are the bright, bold, colorful graphics that explode off the screen with such … Read the Full Story →


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MCCC Participates In Creation of New City Park
Montgomery Clean City Commission (MCCC), Alabama Power, the City of Montgomery and Maxwell Air Force Base, are joining forces to create the new 1.25-acre Maxwell Park. The City will take unserviceable land and convert it into a recreational area featuring a boat ramp for the exclusive use of non-motorized boats and a scenic overview of the Alabama River.
On February 16, MCCC brought in a group of 110 volunteers from Maxwell AFB to start the arduous task of removing years of accumulated rubbish. More than 400 bags of debris were filled and removed, but plenty of trash remained for further cleanups. On March 2, volunteers from the Civil Air Patrol, Montgomery Rowing Club, and Master Gardeners continued the task. And MCCC has another cleanup and green-up scheduled for March 16, with 18 pallets of sod being delivered. A rain garden was also built, thanks to funding from Coca-Cola.
Susan Carmichael, MCCC's executive director, reports that it will be moving on to a larger project called Peacock Tract, which is a two-year neighborhood revitalization project in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights march.
"We will be integrating the principals of smart growth, urbanism and green building into the first national system for neighborhood design," Carmichael said. "This will be the largest project MCCC has been involved with since we began in 1975. It's huge! Everything from tearing down buildings to removing sidewalks to taking out brick walls and steps to painting a collage on some large slabs, removing and planting new trees, restoring buildings and so much more."
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Even though a lot of people might tell you to 'just eat a lot of junk food' (and you think that you can eat whatever you want because you don't gain weight anyways) you might want to be careful.
Many people believe that naturally skinny people don't have to think about what they eat, that they can eat whatever they like. But just because you can eat whatever you want without gaining weight, that does not mean it is healthy for your body to be on a fast-food diet all week. In fact, naturally thin people often don't realize the influence junk food has on their body because their outer body does not show any symptoms -it doesn't get thicker. However, even though your outer-body does not show any symptoms, your inner body might suffer.
Physical therapist Ajith Jain says that naturally thin people should avoid fast food just like everyone else.
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The rent at Waterford Pointe Apartments ranges from $629 for a one bedroom to a $679 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 6% less expensive than the Wexford-Thornapple average.
This apartment is in the Wexford-Thornapple neighborhood in Columbus.
Waterford Pointe Apartments has a Walk Score of 22 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Hilliard Horizon Elementary School and Cypress Christian School.
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Nearby coffee shops include Yo-Lish Frozen Yogurt, Tim Hortons and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include Steak 'n Shake, Bob Evans Restaurant and Minelli's Pizza.
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it causes me to go out, feeling lighter from the knowledge of a cleaner house, with a white trash bag slung over my back like Santa, out, leaving my comfy black sofa, out, into the crisp, clear night with a few scattered clouds scudding overhead illuminated by the bright round disc there, the almost full moon. Tomorrow night is the full moon. I looked. The Old Farmer's Almanac has a Moon Phase Calendar, and I checked it.
I love that I vacuum at least twice a year (religiously) because it gives me a chance to get reacquainted with my floors and with the tribes of dustbunnies who live there peacefully in the corners.
I love beginning a new book because there is nothing like it for feeling sheer terror. I felt that way when I was twelve, right before the Scream Machine crested that tall hill of metal and then plummeted down, down, down, at incredible speed. Same thing, it's the same thing. You can lose your hat writing a book, for the rushing wind of words and thought and looking for truth and for the way you are seeing and moving in the world in a new way and are not, also, quite sure what you are seeing. By the time you get off, meet the deadline, turn it in, climb out, you are breathless, and smiling, a little sore at the shoulders for the hard curves and the inevitable jolts and sudden stops, skin still stinging somewhat from the rushing wind, but pumped, happy.
I love that my husband buys me books I'd never probably think to buy for myself and then doesn't harangue me to read them so that when I start London a year (or more?) after he gave it to me, he's like, "Cool! You like it?" And I do. I love every 814 of its 1124 pages that I have so far devoured.
I love the simplicity of making vegetable soup. And I love the white every grainness of rice I steam to go with it.
I love that insurance claims go wrong and that my kitchen floor is always in need of a wipedown and that sometimes (as today) my vacuum cleaner motor burns slap up and starts bellowing smoke and stinking of rubber and singed hair.
I love that things are always careening towards a mess. I mean that dishes get dirty, desks get dusty, computer screens film over, fridges get sticky, and trash piles up. It reminds me that the nunc fluens is not the antonym to the nunc stans but that the ever-flowing, ever-changing time we live in is short and so precious and that eternity is shot through each moment, if I stop to listen to the yellow of the jonquils.
I love that it all means I am alive, and singing with the yellow jonquils that some call buttercups, but, I just learned, not quite correctly, but, truly, who cares. A jonquil by any other name would still be yellow.
That's why I love that it's trash night. The white trash bag I carry out, bulging, lifts my eyes up to the mystery of that almost full moon, and the crisp air is the reward for my taking care of my soul by enjoying the nunc stans-ness of this weekly habit.


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Daily Archives: February 24, 2014
TCMO has successful Chili Supper
The Twin City Men's Organization of Fulton & South Fulton held a Chili Supper on Thursday at Pontotoc Community Center.
Historical Figure visits Carr Elementary
Primary students at Carr Elementary School had a famous visitor recently. Benjamin Franklin (Cecil May) stopped by the school and talked with kindergarten, first grade and second grade students.
Upcoming Event – Adult Beginning Sewing Workshop- Once a year opportunity
The Cooperative Extension Purchase Area Master Clothing Volunteers will teach a beginning sewing class for adults starting in March. The classes will be held at the Hickman County Extension Office, 329 James H Philips Drive in Clinton from 6:00 to 9:00 PM on Thursdays, March 6, March 13, and March 20.
Obituary – JoAnn Guill Poyne
Mrs. JoAnn Guill Poyner, age 76, of Clinton, KY and formerly
of Water Valley, KY died February 21, 2014 at the Arbor Place in Clinton.
She was of the Cumberland Presbyterian faith and had been the
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One of the leading research-driven centres in the UK, the Department of Politics and International Studies at SOAS conducts cutting edge research into politics and IR in line with the school's emphasis on synthesizing empirical knowledge of Asia (including Middle East) and Africa with the key theoretical debates taking place within the academic disciplines.
Pluralistic in its intellectual approach, innovative in its blending of deep local knowledge with the most recent social scientific debates, the department seeks to cover key themes that are representative of the politics and international relations of Asia and Africa and produce research of international standard. The regional coverage is extensive and unique in the UK.
Thematically, research within the department covers a wide range of topics, which broadly fall under two sub-disciplinary groupings, namely, comparative politics (including political ideas) and international relations (many colleagues contribute to both groupings). Research into these themes seeks to generate new data from Asian and African cases and to relate that data to theoretical debates. This is complemented by (non-region specific) research into those key debates that provide the theoretical context to investigation at the regional level.
Research is published in a range of outlets (books with university and trade presses, omnibus and specialist journals of politics/IR, area studies journals), reflecting our need to communicate with broad and varied audiences.