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Historic success for Glamorgan croquet team
8:45am Thursday 5th June 2014 in Sport
A CROQUET team representing Glamorgan has created history by winning the Inter-Counties Championship for the first time.
The county team of Chris Williams (captain), Ian Burridge, John Evans, Garry McElwain, Richard Smith and David Walters produced their best ever performance to win the prestigious trophy - in its 100th year - in Southwick, Sussex.
Glamorgan's previous highest placing was third in 2012, and Chris Williams said: "Having taken part in the tournament for 20 years, it was great to triumph."
Twenty-two counties take part in the annual tournament in two divisions, with promotion/relegation battles akin to the Football League. Each team of six competes in three doubles games against the 10 other teams in their division. Glamorgan won eight out of their 10 matches - four of them 3-0.
Three of the winning team are members of the Vale of Glamorgan-based Dyffryn Croquet Club, and the other three will be playing at the Welsh Championships at Dyffryn Gardens from June 27-29.

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Couple of Bear shots from the Zodiac, Northern Svalbard Islands, August 2013.Great as usual. In the "stepping out" picture the bear has a look showing purpose.
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Stepping Out @ 560mm f/5.6
Savona, Italia. 70-200 mm/2.8 II. 200 mm, 1/6000 s, f/5.6, ISO 200.I love the picture.


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Posting this for anyone who didnt answer the call or may have bought froma ticket holder. He said the ushers know about the problem and shoudl just punch the code in if it doesnt scan. If not to ask them to punch the code in. May cause a few more seconds delay at the gates, but it will add up with 30+K people.
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Heart Kill Giant 3 EP Limited Edition – Music Review
Now sometime back you may have seen me write a review for the release of the Heart EP by Heart Kill Giant, I'm so proud to announce that Heart Kill Giant have now released a limited edition 3 disc EP, which includes "The Heart EP", so now it's time for me to put on the sound system, crank up the volume and play those discs.
Heart Kill Giant 3 EP Limited Edition – Music Review
Before I start I do have to mention that the Heart Kill Giant EP is available as a limited edition hand-printed EP from Rough Trade (this is the copy that the guys sent me to review, looking good guys).
So I'm not going in to too much detail for the Heart disc, you can read my review mentioned earlier in this article, but what I will say that is The Heart EP is the first part of this trilogy set which is all nicely packaged in brown sleeves, giving you that feel of environmentally friendliness. The discs are simply white with all the required information printed on them.
Having an EP set that has so much amazing music is a must for any music fan, as with The Heart EP, the musical journey that the listener is taken is is yet another sheer delight to listen to, 12 tracks over the 3 discs have you enjoying every moment.
Now apparently the songs on the Heart Kill Giant EP were inspired by the events and characters in a whisky bar in soho over an uncompromising London winter, with hearts not so much on sleeves but at the bottom of bottles, stories flowed along with the drink and heart kill giant took the tales of the lovers, last chancers, late night revelers and soho raconteurs, and turned these confessions and declarations into the heart, the kill and the giant ep's.
I have to say that if that's true then they are certainly some wonderful characters and story and feelings are really shown across the three discs, I'm not saying I'm a fan of the band (Ok I am really, ever since they dropped me their first single in the post to me), but the Heart Kill Giant EP set certainly all pulls in together nicely.
After listening to and reviewing The Heart EP back in 2010, good grief has it been that long, I've been really looking forward to getting my hands on The Kill EP and The Giant EP, I did mention in my review back then that there would be two further discs. Now that I've got them I love them.
Heart Kill Giant are one of those bands that you have a tendency to listen to over and over again, each time noticing something that bit more in the music and taking in the lyrics more and more and loving every moment.
You can get the limited edition 3 disc set from Rough Trade and you can download each EP from the Heart Kill Giant bandcamp page. Don't forget to check Heart Kill Giant on Twitter (@HeartKillGiant) and on Facebook.
Overall Thoughts For Heart Kill Giant EP
This 3 disc set is a must for any music fan, haunting vocals, fantastic acoustic work and production values to die for, so if you love music (I'm talking good music here folks), then this is going to be a release that you really should have in your music collection.


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The sides of the building are right up to the boundaries also.
There is very little openspace associated with the property only a small back yard.
This 2 storey building has been used in the following way previously:
upstairs: living accomodation (2 no. apartments)
downstairs: video shop on one side and offices on the other
Now here is the trick bit, if u have managed to understand the above
--The owner has now opened up a restaurant in the downstairs portion of the building without planning permission.
i believe the path to regularising this situation will involve:
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Rated 2 out of 5 by robruiz Room Cleaning Our room bed sheet were changed with spots like blood , we realized it late at night and took them off and put them on the floor for the maid to change it the following day. The following day we called 3 times to get our room clean and inclutiting our last call round 8pm before going to dinned. We got back in our room round 02AM and our room was no clean with the bed sheet seating in the floor were we left them two days ago. Front desk agent Manyma (not sure of the speaking) was very rude she should not be in customers services. no smile, no thank you, no welcome. she was just looking how to make my stay miserable . August 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bluebell411 This was a great stay The king suite had lots of towels, one robe. and even an umbrella. The front desk was very helpful. Breakfast service was very nice. I was disappointed to see the hotel van and mini bus parked in the handicapped parking, on of them sideways. This is a poor example, if sheraton vehicle can park in disabled parking why not park there too. August 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by lbfalo hotel great place to stay. good service all around . did not like the beach, but loved the hotel and staff, August 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RockRoll Comfortable and good shuttle into Key West They are continuing to maintain with fresh paint. I also observed the grounds crew trimming trees. The common area was always clean and well maintained. August 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jankay Gorgeous Hotel Hotel was amazing. Pool was nice. Beach was gorgeous. Shuttle service didn't always follow the schedule. However, it was convenient to get to downtown. The concierge service was very unhelpful. Most times, they were not at the desk or not answering the phones. They were not helpful with any request made of them. They were not knowledgable about the surrounding area and activities. August 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by AFrequentTraveler1 Needs Improvement The staff was very courteous and helpful. The rooms were attractive and nicely appointed. However,our room had the worst box spring and mattress I have ever slept on anywhere. It must have been really old. It was like a trampoline which bounced anytime someone moved or sat on it. It needed to be replaced or was of a very poor quality. I got a very painful back ache from it. The rooms need to be better maintained. Our frig didn't work and needed to be replaced. The wet bar sink had a leaky faucet and the shower control was loose in the wall and had no "stop" to indicate where to stop turning so it shut off the water completely. The swimming pool looked unsanitary. The water was very cloudy and there was stuff in it that floated by. You could barely see the black stripe on the bottom. My husband wouldn't go in it. He is a Certified Pool Operator and said that it looked like the filtration system was not working properly and that it needed to be backwashed. We have stayed at many hotels in this hotel group and have been to Key West several times and looked forward to staying somewhere new and chose this hotel. I don't know if we would ever return to the hotel because of the mattress and apparent poor maintenance of the facilities. August 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RoadTrip2012 Very relaxing & comfortable This was the 3rd of 4 Starwood hotels we stayed at on our month long roadtrip and it was, by far, our favourite. Initially, we thought we might regret not being within walking distance of Duval, but that turned out to be a positive. The complimentary shuttle service was very convenient and made Duval Street accessible without being in the middle of the chaos 24/7. Munisa at check-in was efficient and made sure we had all the info we needed to navigate the hotel and the area. The best surprise for us, was that the beach and boardwalk were right across the road. What a great way to start the day. Our room was wonderful...spacious, spotless and well stocked and Iliana kept it that way during our stay. Unfortunately we were only there for 2 nights. Next time we will stay longer. March 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jee9002 Great stay! We had a great stay for 5 nights. Concierge Max booked several great outings for us which we really enjoyed. Breakfast buffet was good as were the accommodations. Beach is a bit inconvenient to get to and the pool is on the small side. We enjoyed poolside yoga in the morning and we felt the shuttle service was invaluable. Sometimes more passengers than seats available but the drivers were good about having additional vans go to Duval street if needed. Drivers had great suggestions about restaurants, attractions and were very friendly. I would recommend this hotel and would stay again if I return to Key West. July 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mango12 Nice hotel! Great stay - would return! August 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CTgal Quality Stay, Great Location Access to the beach is what made this hotel stand out for us. Simply grab your stuff and walk across the street to a great beach with all water activities right there. Hotel pool/hot tub was a perfect end to the day. The suite facilities were great for our adult family of five. We used two rooms so everyone had sleeping space; however, the pull outs are not nearly as comfortable as the bed. January 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Wazz Good place to stay on Key West Room was clean, location was good (beach directly across the street), free shuttle to / from historic district (best method to use is book time in morning for the evening). Room was not ready at 7:30 pm check in (even though reservation was confirmed) - check in was on a Tuesday (which should not be a high check in day) Breakfast (made to order omlettes) was fair at best - would not recommend eating at hotel as prices were high and food was not good. Pool / bar area were very nice - great hot tub (slightly secluded by pool) February 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by MFD1412 Wonderful Stay Being in Key West, we didn't really stay much at the hotel, however, when we were there, the room was great. The showers were clean, bed was incredibly comfortable, the hotel itself was very Key West. The colors, the vibe were incredibly relaxing. Its away from the hustle and bustle of Duval Street, this place is definetly a place I'll be returning to. Staff was friendly, concierge was great in helping us plan our weekend. They offer shuttle service to the downtown area or to rent scooters, and taxis are literally a minute away ready to go. Overall it was great. I really enjoyed this hotel. February 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pris25 Happy with hotel! First time to Key West and wasn't sure of a suite, but wanted balcony with ocean view. We were pleasantly surprised how beautiful the room was (like a small apartment) and the comfortable bed! When we checked in there were these awesome cookies (macademia nut & white chocolate....very nice!). However, I was disappointed there was soda with lime and not cold water. The public beach across the street was convenient and nice to walk on; but, there was too much seaweed that smelled (not sure why it was not cleaned up), so we went into the pool instead, which was great!! July 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bucho711 Spacious and great service Huge and comfortable rooms, lovely pool with live music, ideal location near airport, super-helpful staff, and good recognition of SPG Gold status. Highly recommend. July 22, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by PKab Not a resort. Dont recommend. No recognition of spg Platinum. Got a "courtyard view" room which was basically a tree in front of the window on a low floor. Did not have a bottle opener to loan to us, also you had to go upto the front desk if you needed something like toothpaste. Arent resorts supposed to be full service? Rooms were old and looked worn. Not a resort feel. Would not recommend to anyone. December 21, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rick999 Good Hotel The hotel is a good hotel. The staff is very friendly and it provides a great way to have a beach across the street and a ride downtown on free shuttle. The hotel common area carpet could be updated. The rooms were very comfortable and relaxing. August 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Haasinator Great hotel for family - great location Family stayed for 3 nights. Staff was friendly overly helpful. Hotel restaurant was delicious and a must do breakfast. Room was large and comfortable. great fitness center and pool. Free shuttle to downtown July 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Manju Staff needs proper training Room was not ready at guaranteed time. Staff didn't seem concerned. Front desk staff could not answer simple questions. On Tuesday, during rainstorm, I slipped and fell on wet rug on the covered walkway, I reported the incident to the staff and they acted as if it didn't matter. I wasn't even asked if I had gotten hurt. I asked to speak to the general manager and he only spoke to the clerk and whispered something in his ear. I asked that this incident be reported but I'm sure it was not done. The staff is horrible and should be given sensitivity training by Human Resource. This was my 2nd trip to this hotel but I will never stay there again. June 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by mcf872 Great stay Staff and hotel were great! August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Annette55 Perfect Key West Location The Sheraton Key West was the perfection location for a relaxing and spacious resort. The suites are amazing and comfortable. The staff was very attentive, the food was outstanding, and the pool was perfect. Being directly across the street from the beach made it a perfect choice. A short drive to shopping and Duvall Street made it very easy to enjoy our visit to Key West. Loved it and will return often. March 17, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by CALOZET THIS HOTEL doesn't respect the customers !! No respect for the client. Door of the room malfunction - maintenance can't repair even after 2 attempts - the room is not clean at 5 PM and no possibility to stay in. The new Director prefer throw the client out. Still waiting the repayement of the night lost. The worst experience of my 12 trips in US. (more than 200 nights) August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Monkster A great experience! we just returned from an 8 day stay here and had a most enjoyable time. The staff of all areas were most helpful and eager to meet any of our needs. We are eagerly awaiting a return stay at this "First Class Resort". Thank you to all!! See you soon! February 24, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by PierceH Great Hotel, Unreliable Transportation It was my husband and my first time in Key West. Everything about the hotel was great, the staff were friendly, the rooms were clean, and the hotel had a nice vibe. However, the hotel shuttle was a source of frustration throughout the trip. When you book a room at the Sheraton, you pay a $20/night resort fee. This covers many small and unimportant things, such as cookies in the afternoon, however it also covers the shuttle. The shuttle is supposed to run from the hotel to a downtown drop off point once an hour in the mornings, and once every thirty minutes in the afternoon/evening. Every time it left there were twice as many people wanting to ride than there was room for, and your only option was to wait for the next one. Sometimes they said they were calling backup, but I don't think one ever came. Most people resorted to taking a cab, which is fine, but very frustrating when you are already paying for a shuttle you cant use. As a side note, our shuttle driver Mr. Ed was amazing and great to ride with, if you got the chance. July 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Annie3 Hotel This hotel was clean and the food was good. I enjoyed the stayed. July 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by PaddyMac Could be better for the money Check-in documents tell you to visit concierge for coupons that they are out of. The elevator is out of order so you need to lug your stuff to the room. The ice machine can't make enough ice EVER. Light bulbs that are out in your room go un-noticed and are not replaced. The shuttle to downtown is very good (albeit sometimes too scenic in its length depending on the driver). Front desk staff seemed pretty ambivalent as to a real caring attitude . . . just a job. I probably would not stay here again given all of the other options in Key West for nearly $300 per night. July 22, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Disappointment100 This Hotel was a disappointment I've stayed at this property before and thoroughly enjoyed the visit. This trip was different. The room was in the far back of the hotel on the 2nd floor (212). There was construction going on which started early in the morning. The stairway smelled like Duval Street after a rough night. The shower did not drain properly and became a wading pool and we could hear the person upstairs every time they used the bathroom. (which was 3 times between 1:30 and 2:30 am) All this for the not too low price of $392.62 for one night. I understand it's Spring break but as a Starwood member I was extremely disappointed and do not plan to stay at this property again. The hotel staff was nice, that's about it. March 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sharon6188 Liked It A Lot We enjoyed our stay at this hotel immensely. The staff was friendly, courteous and eager to accomodate. Steven in the Coral Crab Cafe served us breakfast and dinner and did a great job. the shuttle drivers were cordial and helpful in recommending places to go. The housekeeping staff did a thorough job cleaning the room and did so quietly. The front desk staff was very pleasant, gracious and informative. We would absolutely stay at this hotel next time we are in Key West!! January 1, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Buster29 July Stay We have stayed at this Sheraton at the end of July, every year for the last 6 years. We have been visiting Key West since 1994, and this facility offers the best of both worlds. Quiet, accommodating (even for our dogs), and still close enough to downtown to make it convenient. Plus - the sunrise over the ocean is worth the visit. July 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by sunshinedec2011 adequate hotel - not in old town This hotel is not near old town but the location is right across the street from Smathers beach. I rented a bike at the hotel (mopeds were also available). The bike ride to old town took 20 minutes. The shuttle took 15 minutes but was free. The concierge, Allyson, was excellent. She doesn't work there full time but she was fabulous. The room was adequate. The bedroom and dressing room were nicer than the living room/kitchen but overall the suite was fine. December 21, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by heidi65 Overall perfect vacation We have never been as pleased with everything as much as we were here! The staff was great the hotel was great and very clean. We were treated like family and were remembered when we came through the lobby. Key West in general is just a great vacation and the Sheraton has the best location. The shuttle service is a great plus, and yes Mr. Ed is a sweetie. Make your next vacation at the Sheraton in Key West. You won't be dissapointed! April 28, 2012


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the best
9.9 perfect
|Posted on 07/05/2009 07:32
Dawn of War soul storm
It is a good game but I prefer dark crusades campaign and the sisters of battle are a bit useless but the Dark Eldar make up for it all.
8.0 great
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i love the game : ( waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh !!! )
I like the clean sweep of the Ork Devices especially
8.8 superb
|Posted on 09/14/2008 12:53
why did i gave that score?
this game is a part of my whole life,%50 of the games i play is this game,that's why!
9.9 perfect
|Posted on 09/13/2008 07:14
i love star battles like this soulstorm ilove chaoss and always orcs
8.7 superb
|Posted on 08/07/2008 02:30
Man oh man do I love this game. It's even better than the last one, I recommend this to everyone who loves fast RTS games. I love the fact that they put two new races in the game. In DC the new races in my taste were cr#p well except for the Tau. The... Read More
8.5 superb
|Posted on 03/25/2008 14:27
Ironlore left a bad legacy.
This expansion to "Dark Crusade" (for that is what it really amounts to) is an unfinished "rush job". The product obviously had much work left to do on it before release, but with it's Devs going under THQ had to squeeze the product into the shops before... Read More
|Posted on 03/09/2008 18:52
1.0 crap
|Posted on 11/27/2007 05:42
nice one
wish they put nids in aswell
9.9 perfect
|Posted on 10/03/2007 19:58
A new WarHammer Thats Great I'll
have to get that.
have to get that.
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SAN DIEGO - The latest U.S. Navy ship is back in San Diego Bay and it is drawing a lot of attention. 10News reporter Craig Herrera has a rare look inside the USS Independence.
"We were in awe when we saw that thing. Like I said, it looks like it came out of a James Bond movie," said James Rothe, who is visiting from Florida.
Rothe is talking about the USS Independence, a littoral combat ship with a new concept for the U.S. Navy. It is designed to do things traditional war ships cannot.
"Going into shallow water, as shallow as 15 feet and traveling at very high speeds in excess of 40 knots," said Cmdr. David Back, the commanding officer of the USS Independence.
It can make a U-turn in record time.
"I can put the ship all the way around in about two and a half minutes," said Back.
It can stop quicker than any other ship.
"This ship, from full throttle ahead, I can stop this ship in a length and a half," said Back.
A crew of 40 can operate this 418-foot long ship. That is about 120 fewer people than most other ships. That also means better accommodations.
"The most junior members of the crew are living in state rooms like this where there are, you can see, six bunks and a shower and a bathroom," said Back.
However, it has not been all smooth sailing. Initial reports indicated problems with the lubrication system, seawater contamination and a steering problem caused by a broken cable, but that has all been addressed.
The ship was commissioned in January 2010 and in the past four years they have been running several tests.
"All the tests that we have done so far have been successful and the ship so far is performing as advertised," said Back.
The ship should stay in the testing mode for the remainder of the year.
If the U.S. Navy budget allows, they will eventually have a fleet of 55 ships just like it.
"I think the other countries are going to be very intimidated by this vessel and our enemies," said Rothe.
If you would like to see the inside of the USS Independence, you can do it on Thursday. The gates open to the public at 8 a.m. and the last tour will be at 11:30 a.m. It is docked at the B Street Pier near the USS Midway.


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Now, we all know that Boston is an aging team, dying for a rebound and less of an air-tight compressed season. But will the team be all that much different next year? With KG and Ray's contracts expiring, we may all think so. But, we all know KG loves it in Boston, and I'm betting he'd be willing to come back maybe for his defensive knowledge. For a lower price however? No one knows. As for Ray, he's shooting like he's back in the 07'-08' season. And if he doesn't retire, I'm betting many teams will snatch him up for his 3 point shooting abilities, clutch performances, and veteran leadership.
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Well I don't like flawlessly stunning fashion models that look perfect. So whatever.
Well I don't like flawlessly stunning fashion models that look perfect. So whatever.
Ha, in your face big cat
i bet she doesn't like guys that like their own comments either
she probably also likes cargo shorts
heard she loves cargo shorts
I heard her phone has a case on it
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She probably has an iPhone case. Hag.
Im sick and tired of people ripping on cargo shorts.. I mean they're tactically superior to any other article of clothing, and they're shorts… It's the best of both worlds.. You heat up the ice cubes..
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@apesackstew, great way to show off your cankles and mass amounts of climbing equipment that you can fit in the "cargo".
apesackstew, I'm with you bro, I have long ass legs and its hard to find shorts that don't make it look like I'm jacking up my pants like an old man. I'm not gonna rock some JNCO's to get the length I want, so cargo's seem like the choice.
But abercrombie is up on the awful plaid pattern "look how sweet my fedora looks" shorts, so every bro on the planet thinks thats the definition of "swag" now
I heard she only dates guys with hands bigger than hers.
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When you really think about it, Apple had no choice!
So, there was one more year before the Google Maps contract between Google and Apple expired. But what exact date is that? Considering the fact that the first iPhone launched in June, it probably would have ended somewhere around June 2013.
So Apple either HAD to replace the maps now, or sign a new deal to ensure that iOS users aren't suddenly left MAPLESS!
Also consider the fact the Apple rolled out iOS 6 for iPhone 3GS. the 3GS gets absolutely nothing from the upgrade. No flyover, no turn by turn. There is no upgrade, just a downgrade. It was also surprising that Apple updated the phone at all. But again, Apple was selling the 3GS till this year. It had to be updated or it would suddenly be left Mapless.
I know, Apple could probably continue to support Google Maps even after the contract expires, but it would then have to pay the same fee as everyone else. And with such a large group of iOS users, they probably needed to get the majority of users off Google Maps ASAP.
(Now, a report may come out saying that the contract would've expired in 2014, but that's almost 2 years, not almost 1 year.)


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Ok, let's take this topic to a different level. This is mainly for the fans that want the Rams to pick Bradford and are not willing to consider the risks. Yes, I know everyone is a risk (Suh) but for the sake of argument, let's eliminate doubt and then decide what the Rams should do.
Let's say that we know with absolute certainty, that Ndamukong Suh will be the next coming of Warren Sapp for at least 10 years.
Let's also say that we know with absolute certainty, that Sam Bradford will be the next coming of Chad Pennington for at least 10 years.
With that knowledge, who do we pick at #1 overall?
I tried to pick a dominating DT and an average QB for comparison.


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STARE JABLONKI, POLAND, July 23, 2004 - The six of the eight top-seeded teams in this week's US$180,000 Mazury Open, presented by the Hotel Anders, each won two matches here Friday during the opening rounds, but for three tandems, the last victory was in the contender's bracket.
The Brazilian teams of third-seeded Benjamin Insfran/Marcio Araujo and seventh-seeded Franco Neto/Tande Ramos joined top-seeded Patrick Heuscher and Stefan Kobel as the only three top-seeded teams to post 2-0 match marks Friday in the SWATCH-FIVB World Tour event.
Dropping into the contender's bracket after losing second-round matches in the winner's bracket were second-seeded Emanuel Rego/Ricardo Santos of Brazil, fourth-seeded Markus Dieckmann/Jonas Reckermann of Germany, the fifth-seeded Laciga brothers (Martin and Paul), sixth-seeded Mariano Baracetti/Martin Conde of Argentina and eighth-seeded Sascha Heyer/Markus Egger of Switzerland.
Friday's "big" winners were 21st'seeded Jorre Kjemperud and Vegard Hoidalen of Norway and 24th-seeded Julius Brink and Kjell Schneider of Germany. Kjemperud and Hoidalen posted a pair of upset wins Friday, including a 12-21, 21-18 and 21-19 win over the Lacigas.
The Norwegians play 13th-seeded Pedro Cunha and Pará Ferreira of Brazil in an opening match Saturday with the winner facing either Heuscher and Kobel or Brink and Schneider. Since the return this season to the double-elimination bracket format on the SWATCH-FIVB World Tour, the young Germans have never won their first two matches in a tournament.
Brink and Schneider opened with a win over a team from Poland before scoring a 15-21, 21-13 and 15-13 win over 25th-seeded Emiel Boersma and Richard Kogel of the Netherlands. Boersma and Kogel posted Friday's first upset with a 22-20 and 21-19 win over Heyer and Egger.
Benjamin and Marcio Araujo start winner's bracket play Saturday against 11th-seeded Andrew Schacht and Joshua Slack of Australia, who scored a 15-21, 21-18 and 15-11 win over Baracetti and Conde. Franco and Tande face 15th-seeded Francisco Alvarez and Juan Rosell of Cuba, who scored a 21-16, 15-21 and 15-12 win over Emanuel and Ricardo.
Saturday's opening elimination matches have Emanuel and Ricardo playing Heyer and Egger while 20th-seeded Kjell Goranson and Tarjei Skarlund of Norway challenge 12th-seeded Christoph Dieckmann and Andreas Scheuerpflug of Germany, who eliminated Baracetti and Conde in a late match Friday afternoon.
After eliminating Markus Dieckmann and Reckermann 15-21, 21-19 and 24-22, 14th-seeded Niklas Rademacher and David Klemperer of Germany face the Lacigas. The other elimination match has Boersma and Kogel challenging 17th-seeded Paulo Emilio Silva and Fabio Magalhaes of Brazil.
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I think everybody had mixed feelings about this trade. Now that Gilbert has played some games, and been injured some games, and IMO doesn't mesh with the Great Wall on the court, would you do a trade with Orlando? How about this: Why not do the opposite of what every single DC-area has done in the last few decades? Trade an aging injured star with a huge contract for DRAFT PICKS!!! I hope that Gilbert plays really well and we can steal talent and picks from some desperate team who thinks they can reverse all the flaws of a star player past his prime. I will hate to see him go and hope that he succeeds and maybe even wins a championship. I think it is conceivable if Gilbert can stop getting hurt (BIG IF, lol) and be pretty valuable tradewise if he can string together a couple of 30-point games. Plus, the Top Dog for the next decade of this franchise is playing hurt. Shut him down for a few and let Gilbert showcase his talents and start at PG. This might very well be Ted's plan anyway, although probably not until January or so, but taking a huge step back and looking at this team: Let's make a change that benefits our rebuilding with youth, and reverse years of stupid trades where we end up with nothing. Paging Chris Webber!!


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The Peoria Javelinas defeated the Salt River Rafters 4-3 to take the Arizona Fall League championship on Saturday afternoon. Mike Zunino of the Seattle Mariners had three hits and two RBIs to lead the Javelinas to victory. Nate Roberts of the Minnesota Twins and Rymer Liriano of the Padres each added three hits for Peoria.
Cincinnati Reds prospect Billy Hamilton had two hits but left the game early after crashing into the wall on Anthony Rendon's triple in the eighth inning. Hamilton stole 155 bases this season in the minor leagues. MLB Network announcers called the injury lower back spasms.
Carlos Sanchez of the White Sox had two hits and two runs scored and Kent Matthes of the Rockies had two hits with a run scored and an RBI. Jake Marisnick, who is part of the package the Marlins are receiving from the Blue Jays, went 0-4.
Salt River starter Ryan Perry of the Nationals allowed all four runs over his three innings of work to take the loss.
The Javelinas are filled with prospects from the Cincinnati Reds, Minnesota Twins, Philadelphia Phillies, San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners. The Rafters are affiliated with the Chicago White Sox, Washington Nationals, Toronto Blue Jays, Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks.


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Born and raised in Marin County, California, Becky Mimiaga has been studying voice since age 11. She started writing and performing her own music at age 16, while fronting various rock, folk and blues bands.
For two years, she studied classical voice at Skidmore College before transferring to the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York City. There, she completed a Fine Arts degree in Vocal Performance studies. Currently, she writes and performs her own music with her band in various clubs, restaurants and bars in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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The Zac Brown Band is hosting the Southern Ground Music and Food Festival this weekend at Riverfront Park in Nashville.
Two hundred and fifty special guests who bought VIP tickets to sit on the "Front Porch" at stage level will be fed a gourmet meal from the band's personal chef.
Chef Rusty Hamlin has known Zac Brown for most of his life and worked at a restaurant Brown owned when the band was just getting started.
When Brown sold the restaurant to purchase a tour bus, he brought Hamlin on board to travel the country, creating gourmet dishes.
This weekend, at the Southern Ground Music and Food Festival, they'll be sharing them with fans.
"The four course dinner that we put up is all served family style, just like we would back in Georgia at home, so what we're doing is super serving our fans while sticking to who we are," Hamlin explained. "This is exactly what we do when we get home, we end up having dinner and playing music and sitting around a big table and eating."
The festival runs through Saturday and features the ZBB, Amos Lee and Los Lonely Boys.
Sit-in performances by Alan Jackson, Sheryl Crow and Greg Allman are also scheduled.
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Photoluminescence involves exposing blood to ultraviolet light to promote healing. This is why the procedure was originally called Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation.
One of the first pioneers of Photoluminescence , Emmett K. Knott, irradiated the blood of his first human subject in 1928. Dr. Virgil K. Hancock and Mr. Knott published the first article on the therapeutic efficacy of phototherapy in June of 1934. By June of 1942 they had treated 6,520 patients with ultraviolet therapy. Not only had the treatment worked nearly every time in getting rid of infections and toxicity, it had done so in the complete absence of any harmful effects.
As indicated above, Photoluminescence is extremely safe. It is contraindicted only in people with the diagnosis of Porphyria, hereditary metabolic disorders such as phenylketonuria, exeroderma pigmentosum, acute photodermatitis, and a hypersensitivity to sunlight or other forms of ultraviolet light.
Photoluminesence has been shown to have these effects:
The blood that is exposed to the ultraviolet light continues to emit secondary radiation. Some scientists believe this may be the way ultraviolet blood irradiation has cumulative effects. Each treatment builds on and enchances the effects of previous treatments.
The procedure is pictured below. A catherer is initially placed (similar to a blood draw) in one of the veins around the elbow. The blood is removed and travels through a small glass chamber, called a cuvette, where it is subjected twice to ultraviolet light and returned to the blood stream. Generally, 1.5cc of blood per pound of body weight is withdrawn up to a maximum of 250cc.
Currently, insurance companies do not recognize natural medicine techniques like photoluminescence and thus it is not covered by insurance.
This varies with the individual, but many people begin to feel improvements in their condition after just a few treatments. Depending on the severity of the condition, some patients may need ten or more treatments. For conditions not as severe, three to five treatments are normally required. While treatments can be given once every 24 hours, most patients receive one to three treatments per week.
caringmedical.com/therapies/photoluminescence.asp ----a site that has good info about the photoluminescence
fflt.org/historical_overview.html ---good overview
amazon.com/Into-Light-William-Campbell-Douglass/dp/0962664650 --- Amazon book link.
health1clinic.com/faq/bpt-not-in-use ---Why you may not have heard of UBI.
health1clinic.com/published-studies/bibliography---all studies about UV light effectiveness
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Last week, one woman decided she had finally heard enough of the Salvation Army's incessant charity bells.
Last week, one woman decided she had finally heard enough of the Salvation Army's incessant charity bells.
Michael Buble once described himself as a "Christmas prostitute," so it comes to little surprise that the Canadian crooner is hosting another NBC Christmas special this year.
Bah, humbug! A Canadian Grinch ruined the annual holiday parade for dozens of children last Saturday. The intoxicated 24-year-old man, who hailed from Kingston, was arrested after police received a complaint. Parents informed authorities that this jerk ruined Christmas for their youngsters by walking up and down the parade lines and telling them that Santa Claus doesn't exist.
When it comes to Christmas and the needs of children most organizations take care of the small children. However, when it comes to teenagers, they seem to be the ones left out. That is why, Amarillo Teen Christmas was founded.
It's time to officially start panicking that you haven't done any Christmas shopping yet. Sure you have something in mind for mom and dad. But what about for your internet-obsessed brother or your boyfriend who spends more time on Reddit than he does at work? Where are the 2012 Black Friday deals for them?
Here are seven gifts you can give to any lover of memes, internet culture, or just being as completely ironic as possible at all times. Good luck. And good hunting. For gifts. (Click the links below to purchase.)
Find yourself wishing the holidays were over already? Well, thanks to a bug in the latest version of Google's mobile operating system, the month of December has been canceled altogether. Is Google the new Grinch?
With the holidays comes a ton of shipping. Christmas presents, cards, pictures, etc. If you want to ensure that your packages gets to its destination in time then follow these deadlines to make sure your package arrives in time.
Good Housekeeping won't reveal their Best Toys of 2012 list until the December issue hits newsstands on November 20, but we have a sneak peek of the list, which, interestingly enough, was compiled using some of the best toy testers in the world: kids.
Welcome to Amarillo's Official Holiday Music. Christmas music 24/7 through Christmas Day. It's our Christmas gift to you.
It's the most wonderful time of the year! Almost.
If you have never had the opportunity to enjoy the Gaylord Texan then it is time. We have your chance to win a weekend getaway for four to the Gaylord Texan in Grapevine, Texas.
Each year the employees of Pantex help out families during the holiday season with the Pantex Christmas Project. This year is no different but they are looking for applicants to help out this holiday season.


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Torpedoes used to be very simple when they first saw widespread use, often only going on heat or sound sensors, and if the torpedo missed it's initial target, there was a chance of it turning around and picking up on the sound/heat of it's launching point. Happened to submarines a lot during WW2, and to surface ships as well in WW1.


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First ascent in Huntington Ravine - also one of the longest routes in the ravine. Watch for avalanches.
Once you hit the Alpine Garden from the top of the climb, you can either descend down the climb (if you're comfortable on this "steep" terrain) or walk left to the Escape Hatch or take Lion Head Trail (recommended - provides an amazing walk along the Alpine Garden). Or follow the cairns to the summit - can follow several trails or the auto road off the mountain. The auto road will not drop you off at Pinkham Notch, so only use in emergency situations.
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If I offered you a 10% chance to increase your bet 20 fold, would you take it?
The odds are in your favor but, obviously, you can't bet your entire savings; there's a 90% chance you'll lose everything. Perhaps a small bet might be in order.
That's basically where pharmaceutical companies sit with Alzheimer's disease. We really don't know enough about how to treat the disease to assign a chance of approval much larger than 10%, but the potential upside from the large market and lack of effective treatments make the bets worthwhile.
Witness the 90%
There were quite a few Alzheimer's drug failures in 2012.
Medivation (NASDAQ: MDVN ) and Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) started the year off registering the third failure for Dimebon. Considering the previous failures, the odds of success were pretty low.
Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ ) teamed up with Elan (UNKNOWN: ELN.DL2 ) through acquisitions to develop bapineuzumab. Elan and Wyeth, the original developers, proceeded onto phase 3 trials with phase 2 data that wasn't necessarily stellar. Not surprisingly, the phase 3 program crashed and burned.
Eli Lilly's (NYSE: LLY ) solanezumab failed two phase 3 trials this year. The results weren't quite as bad as Eli Lilly's attempt a few years ago, where patients taking its Alzheimer's drug candidate, semagacestat, seemed to be worse off than those taking placebo. With solanezumab, at least there was a hint of efficacy, just not enough to pass the clinical trials.
And yet pharma presses on
Despite all the failures drugmakers continue to seek out the elusive Alzheimer's drug that actually works.
Baxter's (NYSE: BAX), Gammagard is currently in Phase III trials set to read out next year.
Eli Lilly is designing a new phase 3 program for solanezumab, trying to tease out the hint of efficacy observed in the first set of phase 3 trials.
Merck (NYSE: MRK ) recently announced its plan to move MK-8931 into a phase 2/3 study. The pharma will use General Electric's (NYSE: GE ) imaging agent to identify patients who have Alzheimer's disease, which may make it easier to demonstrate efficacy. Of course, the drug still has to work; identifying the right patients to treat with an ineffective drug isn't all that useful.
Good investment?
Let's do some back of the envelope calculations. Figure it costs $2 billion to develop an Alzheimer's drug, and let's assume $5 billion in average annual sales over 10 years, or $50 billion over the life of the drug. Figure a 50% profit margin for the drug itself. That includes cost to manufacture and sell the drug, but doesn't include fixed administrative costs and funds for research and development of future blockbusters; drugmakers' profit margins are much lower, but we're looking at the incremental addition of a single drug.
Using pretty conservative numbers, we've got a $2 billion cost to develop a drug, versus $25 billion in profits. If you want to be less conservative, it's not hard to see how profits could be double that for an Alzheimer's drug that worked really well, or one that had a longer patent life. And the development cost is considerably lower if we're just considering whether to fund a phase 3 program. The expenses up to that point are sunk costs that shouldn't be included in the financial decision.
Put another way, if there's a 10% chance that the drug will work, it makes financial sense to risk the money now for the potential profit latter. Is there a 10% chance that an Alzheimer's drug will work? That's the multi-billion question now, isn't it?
I'm inclined to say go for it with the obvious caveat that drugmakers should make as much effort as they can to eliminate obvious losers in phase 2 development before costs balloon up. And the long-shot bets must be balanced out with more conservative drug development that has a higher likelihood of success.
Biotechs don't really have that kind of luxury, because they usually don't have that many drugs in their pipeline. Elan selling off half its rights to bapineuzumab might have been the best move in this space.
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Recently someone called asking my thoughts about a particular subject. He was trying to figure out whether a certain person/business was an honest one. We discussed the ins and outs of it. I suggested a few things to ask himself and ask the person…and then I threw in the line "what does your gut say" and "how do you feel about it?"
His response was startling to me and in a sense sad. This is how he answered, "I run my life with logic, and not how I feel about things." "My feelings have been wrong too many times for me to rely on them."
Somehow he has become doubtful, suspicious and unbelieving of the process of listening to his heart.
As a person who has always relied on a combination of the two for all of my choices in life, I find the world of only logic to be a cold one. Listening to my heart gives me a soft place to go to when hard choices have to be made.
There are many times in my life, as I look back, that if I had used only logic, I see I would have missed out on a lot.
Logic would not have allowed me to find my husband (I had to say goodbye to a perfectly "more logical" boyfriend) or have 5 children. Especially our last two (a medical reversal was necessary and besides there were too many kids in the world)
Logic would have ruled out taking care of my aging parents in our home (logically speaking…too much work, no money, no space) and especially my father who had dementia.
We wouldn't have taken a niece and nephew at different times for two year stints (raising teenagers when I'm still in my 20′s!! What was I thinking?
We wouldn't have bought a farm (no money in that), I wouldn't have learned to paint portraits at age 45 (too old, portraits are the hardest thing to paint) and for that matter started a business at age 55 (what's the point I could die soon).
These are things where you listen to your heart, jump right and accept the road where it leads…no room for doubt or second guessing.
To me, this person is hiding behind the wall of logic as a protection because he doesn't want to be hurt by some wrong choices (it's debatable if there is such a thing as wrong choices) of the heart…but those lessons just may be necessary for him to learn.
My mantra since a teenager was "love is the beginning of knowledge".
If we learn to love and accept even the faulty decisions in life, we will derive great lessons from them. It is when we fight against and reject the path that our decisions lead us to that we find the world like a battle ground. Yes…it was wrong choice (not a mistake) What did I learn? Let's move on.
It seems with only logic to guide, the world is very subdued and narrow, but with listening to the heart too, all of a sudden, the sun is shinning with endless possibilities!
See what Steve Jobs, creator of Apple computers, says about this. View & listen with your heart♥


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August 7, 2013
School Food Success Stories
Schools across the country are making big changes in the cafeteria a result of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's updated nutrition standards for school foods. However, many schools have been successfully serving healthy options that students enjoy since before the new standards were put in place.
The Kids' Safe and Healthful Foods Project talked to school districts across the country to find out how they did it. From introducing garden bars, to collaborating with local farmers and incorporating nutrition into lesson plans, these districts found creative ways to address their unique challenges.
|California: El Monte City School District gave students ownership over their school lunch by asking their opinions, offering taste tests, and engaging them in activities such as art and essay contests.
|Georgia: Burke County Public Schools created a reimbursable vending machine program that offered high school students healthy alternatives to traditional cafeteria meals.
|Georgia: Carrollton City faced many challenges but overcame them to bring up student fruit consumption by 40 percent.
|Hawaii: Hawaii schools have successfully moved to selling healthier foods and beverages while controlling costs.
|Kentucky: In Daviess County, adults and children alike have embraced the idea that students need nutritious meals.
|Kentucky: In order to serve food that was both healthy and tasty, Jefferson County Public Schools took an obvious yet unconventional approach: They hired a chef.
|Kentucky: Montgomery County, KY, school kids ate twice as much lettuce when they began growing it themselves.
|Maine: Students in this school district choose from a large selection of healthy entrees, many of which are cooked from scratch in the cafeteria.
|Minnesota: The food service director at St. Paul Public Schools held taste tests among the student body to leverage their support for healthier meals.
|Mississippi: Buy-in is key: Principals, health staff, superintendents in Lamar County, MS, work together for healthy meals.
|Ohio: By making a la carte lunch entrees and snack foods healthier, Cincinnati Public Schools prompted many more students to eat school lunches, which turned a budget deficit into a sizable surplus.
|Texas: Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District centralized its meal preparation to ensure that all students have access to nutritious food that does not bust the budget.
|Wisconsin: It's all about choices. How West Salem, WI, schools make healthy meals to please students from first grade on up.


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Two more car burglaries were reported to have occurred over the same weekend that six other cars were burglarized in Manalapan Township, according to the Manalapan Police Department.
A car parked in the driveway of a Pinewood Drive residence was burglarized during the overnight hours of Sunday, Dec. 2 to Monday, Dec. 3. The car was left unlocked. A variety of items were stolen including an iPod, several credit cards, and a pair of prescription glasses.
An unlocked car parked on a Kipling Way driveway was entered on Monday, Dec. 3. The car owner, a 38-year-old man, told police that the theft occured sometime between Sunday, Dec. 2 at 8 p.m. and Monday, Dec. 3 at 7 a.m. A Garmin GPS was stolen from the vehicle's glove compartment.
Please remember to keep your cars locked at all times, even when they are parked within your driveway, the Manalapan Police Department advises.


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Mountain Unicycling Is Real ... Nuts: Gotta-see Video
I would hurt myself very badly if I ever tried that
A seat with an airbag!
Be cool to try but I think I'll pass the mountain variant. At least if you fall off you can fall onto your feet.
Ah, now I know why you see secured bicycles with one wheel having been stolen so often over here.
A circus guy told me years ago about the standard giraffe unicycle, the seat of which is six feet off the ground. I asked him how anyone could get on such a thing, and he simply replied that it was called "mounting." Yeah, okay. Here's a video explaining and demonstrating that. And, of course, clowns juggle while riding these things!
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In this week's episode of REWIND, we delve into Kanye West's "Black Skinhead" video, which he finally revealed Monday (July 22) at midnight following a leak of its unfinished version weeks ago.
While the new version is only slightly different than the one that leaked a few weeks ago, the official clip has an interactive component (available on 'Ye's site) where fans can control the speed of the video or take a screen grab. The clip was directed by Nick Knight, the visual artist who created the worldwide art installation West used to promote Yeezus. (Non-interactive version below.)
We asked Chris "Broadway" Romero, video director and VP of Animation and R&D at Play GIG-IT, for some insight on the "Black Skinhead" clip, which stars none other than a CGI version of West himself.
"It's Kanye's response to his issue with paparazzi," Romero explained. "He knows people are going to slow it down, re-frame it and share it. He's giving them a way to do that within the context of this video and really break down his visuals on his terms with his audience, whom he cares about the most."
Romero, who directed 50 Cent's 2005 animated video "Piggy Bank," is also currently creating the Eazy-E and ODB holograms — err, "virtual performances" — for Rock the Bells this summer.
"To me, the ability and the availability of information and all these different people all over the world working on different software technology that converge places where that matter the most," he said. "The legacy of an artist that passed, their music can live forever and will live forever."


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INS and NEM were financial failures, VOY and ENT probably weren't that successful either so when an eleventh movie was discussed I don't think that anyone considered a 24th century timeframe as serious option.
As far as I know TOS and TNG are still by far the two most popular series and, I am not sure about this, in the US TOS might be more popular (whereas for example over here in Germany I am pretty sure that TNG is more popular because the German translation of TOS is so horrible). That's why I think that a TOS movie was the obvious way to go and gladly it worked quite well.
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We have a client who has a site design with a top and a side navigation. They are done as graphics and when the user rolls the mouse over that image it has a css ( or dhtml ) drop down list of pages under that section? .. is this possible in silverstripe and where should I look to add the code to do this.
Also taking it a stage further.. is it possible to have navigation that is graphical buttons and then when they rollover it just drops down a list of the pages under that section as text BUT its pulled from the page tree in silverstripe so if they add a page it automatically updates the drop downs?
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This is perfectly possible, you just need to create the correct HTML structure in your template in very much the same way as you do with the regular menu.
I don't have a dropdown example at hand but I would recommend you first get it working as a static page and then just use <% control menu(2) %> or similar to build it dynamically.
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The ruling Wednesday by Bartholomew Circuit Judge Stephen Heimann will allow a pathologist to examine the body of 49-year-old Cary Owsley, who died April 7.
The Indianapolis Star reports (http://indy.st/1dZJMfY ) Owsley's sister and son have questioned whether the death was a suicide.
Bartholomew County Sheriff Mark Gorbett suspended three deputies in July for their handling of Owsley's death investigation. Corbett also enlisted Indiana State Police for a case review that found Owsley had expressed suicidal thoughts and his therapist put together a suicide prevention plan for him. Gorbett says the investigation showed conclusively that Owsley killed himself.
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Thursday 14 March 2013
Premierleague.com rifles through the annals of the Barclays Premier League to find significant events.
Juninho compounded Leeds United's poor week when he inspired Middlesbrough to victory at Elland Road.
Six days after having been knocked out of the FA Cup by Yorkshire rivals Sheffield United Terry Venables saw his side's status in the Barclays Premier League further endangered by this defeat.
The match had started well, with Mark Viduka, who went on to play for Boro, opening the scoring midway through the first half. But Massimo Maccarone levelled the match with a penalty he had won from a foul by Lucas Radebe. Steve McClaren's side went into the break in the lead thanks to Juninho's rasping strike and the deficit was doubled by Geremi's lob over Paul Robinson in the 64th minute.
Viduka gave Leeds hope after Mark Schwarzer spilled James Milner's shot but they could not salvage a point.
Despite the defeat dropping them to 16th Leeds did enough to avoid the drop, while Boro's hopes of UEFA Cup qualification that were briefly ignited by this victory came to naught and they finished 11th.
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Mt Hutt 'all systems go' for 40th season opening
Immaculately groomed slopes and a genuinely warm welcome await avid skiers and snowboarders.....
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area first to open in Australasia
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area today (June 8) celebrated in style as the first Australasian ski field to open for winter....
Coronet Peak first ski area in Australasia to open on Saturday
Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort: # 1 Snow in the Rockies Opened 4,139', Top to Bottom Today.
Ski Areas Go Out With A Bang!
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Summer Adventure KickS off at Whistler Blackcomb THIS WEEKEND (13-Jun-08)
Whistler Mountain Bike Park begins Extended Play Saturday; Glacier Skiing and Adventure Zone get underway this weekend; Whistler Mountain sightseeing to start June 28
WHISTLER, BC, June 13, 2008 – This weekend marks the start of summer at Whistler Blackcomb with a seemingly endless choice of adventure, on and off the mountains. New bike programs to address a growing group of all-round riders, a new High Note connector hiking trail, Friday night mountain top BBQs, the kid-friendly Adventure Zone and plenty of snow on the glacier for skiing and riding are all part of the summer offerings. Extending from mid June to Thanksgiving weekend in October, there is something for everyone during the summer season at Whistler Blackcomb.
1. DOWNHILL MOUNTAIN BIKING – open daily through October 12, 2008
Extended Play kicks off June 14 through August 31 - open 10am to 8pm daily
Regular hours resume September 1 through October 12 – open 10am to 5pm daily
The Whistler Mountain Bike Park celebrates its 10th anniversary as the number one lift-accessed downhill park in the world, offering over 200 kilometres of lift-serviced descending trails for thrill seekers of all levels. The world-class Bike Park crew is constantly setting new boundaries with its design innovation. Trails are labeled by level of difficulty and include green runs for beginners seeking gentle banked cruisers, blue runs for all-round riders looking for a sustained downhill cross-country experience, and black diamond trails for experts craving tight, twisty and steep single track.
Bike Park 101 – Tuesdays and Fridays 6-8pm
New this summer and designed for riders looking for an introduction to the Whistler Bike Park, Bike Park 101 caters to confident bikers who have never ridden in the park. Bike Park 101 includes a lift ticket, lesson and bike rental.
Women's Nights – Mondays and Wednesdays 5-8pm
Whistler Blackcomb is growing the sport of downhill mountain biking for women with these girls-only clinics. Women's Wednesdays have been so popular in the past that an additional night has been added this year. The program offers something for women of all abilities, whether it's their first or 100th time in the Bike Park. Women's Nights tickets include the bike rental, lift ticket, bike guide, après beverage, and a chance to win great prizes.
The Sampler – three-run ticket available in the lower Park until June 27
The Whistler Mountain Bike Park has introduced a new ticket product designed to attract more all-round riders to the park. The Sampler, as the name implies, offers riders a chance to get their feet dirty before fully jumping in, by providing them with three runs in the Park. Not just for the hardcore downhill mountain biker, the Park offers fantastic riding experiences for all kinds and levels of riders. This ticket has been designed to encourage those riders who say, "I am not a Park rider," to give it a try.
Trail Crews have been building and enhancing trails designed for a wide variety of riders. Recent additions like Crank It Up, Karate Monkey, and Blue Velvet as well as improvements to B-Line, Angry Pirate, Devil's Club and others are providing smoother, more rhythmic riding, perfect for the emerging trend of lightweight, medium travel all-mountain bikes. In total there are more then 25 intermediate or beginner trails in the Whistler Mountain Bike Park and two intermediate/beginner skill zones to practice in before heading out onto the trails.
2. ALPINE HIKING AND SIGHTSEEING – June 28 to October 13
Hopping on the Whistler Village Gondola initiates a 25-minute scenic journey up a vertical mile to the Roundhouse Lodge (1,850 metres/6,069 feet) and then further on up to the peak of Whistler via the open air Peak Chair (2,182 metres/7,160 feet). The alpine trail network offering over 61 kilometres (38 miles) of trails is accessible from either the top of the Whistler Village Gondola or the top of the Peak Chair. Alpine hikes range from "green" to "blue" to "black" rated trails. New this year is the Half Note Trail, intersecting the signature High Note Trail, providing a shortened route back to the Roundhouse Lodge via the Musical Bumps Trail. Rated a "black" hike, the total length is 1.3 kilometres with an elevation gain of 220 metres.
Alpine sightseeing and hiking on Whistler Mountain will be open daily June 28 through September 21, then weekends only to October 13. ***Alpine hiking will be available as the snow pack allows. With a significant snow pack in the alpine anticipated until early July, it is recommended that guests check whistlerblackcomb.com for current alpine hiking conditions.
Alpine sightseeing on Blackcomb is available June 9 through July 27, and is accessible via the Wizard Express at the base of Blackcomb Mountain.
Mountain Top BBQ – June 28 to August 30
The Mountain Top BBQ dinner is served on Friday and Saturday evenings throughout the summer at the Roundhouse Lodge. The Whistler Village Gondola takes guests to 1,850 metres (6,069 feet) to enjoy southern style BBQ cooking, live music and an alpine sunset like no other.
3. BLACKCOMB BASE ADVENTURE ZONE – June 14 to September 8
Located in Whistler's Upper Village at the base of Blackcomb Mountain, the family-friendly Adventure Zone features mini golf, a climbing wall, a new batting cage and much more. June 14 through September 8, the Adventure Zone is open daily from 10am to 6pm Sunday through Friday, and 10am to 8pm on Saturdays. Fun for all ages, activities are available for kids as young as two.
4. GLACIER SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING– June 9 to July 27
Offering the longest snow season in North America, skiers and snowboarders are still taking advantage of great snow conditions at the top of Blackcomb Mountain on the Horstman Glacier. Summer skiing is open to the public from June 9 through July 27 (dependent upon weather) and is accessed via the Wizard Express Chair at the Blackcomb Base. With double the terrain park features over previous years and a new Superpipe, the summer glacier experience will be epic.
Meanwhile, summer glacier camps are currently underway on the glacier, bringing in the hottest professional athletes to coach aspiring skiers and riders, and attracting ski and snowboard magazines and professional film crews.
Summer Adventure Snowcast, Presented by TELUS, now online
Yes, the Whistler Mountain Bike Park is all about adrenaline – but don't be intimidated by the Boneyard slopestyle course, there is something in the park for all skill levels and ages. In this episode, meet Mountain Bike Guide, Ken Doraty, as he takes our host in the Bike Park for the first time.
This summer, join our host, Meredith Rozbitsky, as she explores the Bike Park; enjoys incredible alpine views at 7,000 feet; checks out the building of the world-record breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola; and hits Kokanee Crankworx 2008.
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Vacancy on Maine Assistance Program for Lawyers & Judges Commission
April 23, 2012
The commission appointed to administer the Maine Assistance Program for Lawyers and Judges (MAP) seeks interested attorney candidates to fill a vacancy on the commission. The MAP commission is charged with overseeing the MAP program and its director, preparing the annual budget and making annual reports to the Supreme Judicial Court. Commissioners are appointed by the Court, and serve a term of three years.
MAP was established in 2002 by the Supreme Judicial Court, and has three purposes: to protect the public from harm caused by impaired attorneys and judges, to confidentially assist impaired members of the legal community to begin and continue recovery, and to educate the bench, bar and public about the causes and remedies that relate to impairments affecting the legal community. MAP, through its director and large corps of dedicated volunteers, provides confidential assistance to attorneys whose practices might be affected by depression, chemical dependency, stress, aging or other mental or physical illness or condition.
Candidates should have diverse experience, knowledge and demonstrated competence in the problems of chemical dependency or mental conditions that impair members of the legal profession. The commissioners meet quarterly and serve without compensation. Interested candidates should send a letter outlining their qualifications to William C. Nugent, Esq., P.O. Box 4811, Portland, ME 04112 by May 21, 2012.


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Top 10 Most Ridiculously Overcomplicated Doctor Who Villain Schemes
The Doctor, that time-traveling alien mad scientist, is a clever man — but his foes often outsmart themselves. We may never know the Doctor's real name, but the Master's name is clearly Rube Goldberg. Here are the 10 most ludicrously byzantine plots that Doctor Who's baddies have cooked up. »


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