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Mark Wants Enabling Environment For Indigenous Automobile Manufacturers
Senate President, David Mark, has urged the
Federal Government to encourage indigenous automobile manufacturers by
providing them with a conducive environment.
According to him, the effort will also
enable Nigeria to achieve industrial revolution.
Mark made the call during Tuesday's Plenary
Session while ruling on the bill for an Act to repeal the National Automotive
Council Act and the Centre for Automotive Design and Development Act.
The bill which seeks to provide for an Act
establishing the National Automotive Design and Development Council passed
through second reading on the floor of the Senate.
Mark said, "Government should encourage
private indigenous automobile manufacturing companies.
"We tend to discourage our local automotive
industry and unless we encourage them this country cannot achieve technological
development. ''
He challenged the executive arm of
government to summon the political will to implement the various laws passed by
the National Assembly.
"My prayer is that we will have the
willpower to implement all the laws and resolutions emanating from the National
"For us, we are very prepared to push as
much as we can and leave it for those who have the power of implementation to
do so accordingly,'' Mark added.
In his lead debate, the Leader of the
Senate, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba (PDP-Cross River) said the merger of the two
agencies would boost efficiency, productivity as well as generate employment opportunities.
Sen. Enyinnaya Abaribe (PDP- Abia) said
that the passage of the bill would spur the new agency to perform its
responsibility efficiently.
"Let the passage of this bill be a
challenge to spur the agency to perform with efficiency. We should not just set
up this agency but we must ensure that it performs, '' he said.
Sen. Shola Adeyeye (ACN- Osun) urged the
Senate to go beyond the automotive industry by considering the merger of other
government agencies with similar functions.
"We can even go further to look at every
ministry and agency to consider where we can merge those who discharged similar
"We cannot have a functional automobile
industry until we have stable power and a functional steel industry,'' he
Sen. Chris Anyanwu (APGA- Imo) stressed the
need for government to invest in research and development as key to industrial
"With their merger, I believe there will be
better synergy. "We have to invest on research and development, and shield our
research institutes from politics, ''she said.
Opposing the bill, Sen. Olubunmi Adetunmbi
(ACN-Ekiti) said the Senate could only debate the matter after studying the
report of the Stephen Orosanye-led Committee on rationaliation of government
"It will be helpful for the Senate to have
access to the Orosanye report, and then we can have a holistic understanding of
the issues.
"This bill and the amendment it is seeking
are cosmetic. What we should concern ourselves with is the value this merger
and what it will add to the automotive industry,'' Adeyeye argued.
Also opposing the bill, Sen. Ben Ayade
(PDP- Cross River) said there was no basis to merge the two agencies because
they performed different functions.
"Its unfair to merge these two agencies
because they have different functions.
"We should enact law to stop importation of
complete vehicles into the country and compel investor to set up assembly
plants in Nigeria, '' Ayade suggested.
The Bill was referred to the Senate
Committee on Industries for further legislative action and expected to report
to the Senate in two weeks.
Meanwhile, the Senate on Tuesday observed a
one-minute silence in honour of the victims of the terrorist attack in Potiskum
and the late Nigerian football star, Mr Rashidi Yekini who died last week.


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On Thursday, two people were convicted of killing a Spartanburg man last year.
Charles Anderson Jr., 20, and Lauri Hollis, 27, were each found guilty of murder and armed robbery in connection with the April 7, 2011, death of Steven Means.
Prosecutors said ballistic evidence recovered from the scene and recovered from under a mattress in Anderson's home was used to convict the pair. They said Hollis was Anderson's accomplice in Mean's death, and was seen wearing some of Mean's property after the shooting.
Anderson was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Hollis was sentenced to 30 years in prison.
Charges in connection with Mean's death are pending against 19-year-old Quartez Lyles and 20-year-old Charles Jackson Jr.
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Twenty-four hours after Michael Jordandisclosed the Charlotte NBA franchise's application to change its name to Hornets, the team sold $1 million worth of tickets.
And front-office executives said this week interest continues to run high among existing and prospective corporate sponsors eager to trade on the name of the city's first major-league franchise.
That didn't take long. Official Hornet merchandise isn't for sale yet, and the league hasn't even approved the name change, and sales are already up. Wait until everything really kicks into gear.


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Bryant McIntosh had 26 points, six rebounds and four assists to lead Greensburg to a 73-70 overtime win over Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran to capture the Class 3A state championship on Saturday night.
Sean Sillers had 19 points and 12 rebounds and Ryan Welage had 16 points for the Pirates, who won their first state championship in school history.
D.J. McCall had 17 points and Ryan Gross had 14 points and eight assists for the Cadets, who made their first-ever state finals appearance.
McIntosh hit a 3-pointer with 28 seconds left to tie the game at 68 and force overtime. He then scored the go-ahead layup late in overtime to give the Pirates a 70-69 advantage.
Greensburg led the rest of the way.
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A Waynesboro man is behind bars on a rape charge.
Keith Anderson Mays, 45, was arrested Tuesday night on Howard Avenue by the Augusta County Sheriff's Office.
Investigators say the rape took place in 2000, and the victim came forward recently to report the incident.
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, Aug 30, 2006
Industry & Economy
Agri-Biz & Commodities - Agricultural Institutions
States - Andhra Pradesh
AP signs MoU with Nabard for revival of co-operatives
Our Bureau
The revival package is based on the recommendations of the Task Force constituted by the Centre under the chairmanship of Prof A. Vaidyanathan. The Centre has accepted the recommendations of the Task Force.
THE CHAIRMAN of Nabard, Dr Y.S.P. Thorat, and the Principal Secratary, Cooperation and Marketing, Mr G. Sudhir (left), after signing MoU in the presence of the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, and the Minister for Cooperation, Mr K. Lakshminarayana (extreme right). - K. Ramesh Babu
Hyderabad , Aug. 29
The Andhra Pradesh Government has agreed and decided to implement the revival package offered by the Union Government for the co-operative credit institutions in the State.
Accordingly, the State Government has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) here on Tuesday.
The Nabard Chairman, Dr Y.S.P. Thorat, and the Principal Secretary of Cooperation and Marketing, AP, Mr G. Sudhir, have signed the MoU in the presence of the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy.
Revival package
The total size of the revival package is of the order of Rs 14,839 crore for the country as a whole. The likely share of the Centre, State Government and the co-operative credit structure were estimated at 53 per cent, 31 per cent and 16 per cent respectively.
The revival package was based on the recommendations of the Task Force constituted by the Centre under the chairmanship of Prof A. Vaidyanathan.
The Centre accepted the recommendations of the Task Force in 2005.
Following the proposed revival scheme for co-operatives, as many as 2,746 Public Accounts Committees (PACs), 22 District Central Co-operative Banks (DCCBs) and the Andhra Pradesh Co-operative Bank (APCOB) would be recapitalised to the tune of Rs 2,200 crore.
The State Government, on its part, would contribute around Rs 500 crore for the revival.
The Chief Minister said the revival package would be implemented by March 31 next year and the amount of recapitalisation would flow to the respective institutions in the cooperative credit structure, making them fully vibrant with their lending activities from April next year.
The institutions comprising co-operative credit structure would have total freedom in their operations - both administrative and financial - in order to achieve the objectives fully, for which they were established, Dr Reddy said.
According to him, the MoU with Nabard was aimed at implementing the financial package along with legal and administrative reforms for the revival of rural cooperative credit system.
The new initiative was expected to bring in self-sustenance to the institutions and significantly benefit the farming community in the State.
The Chief Minister said that a lack of professionalism in managing the institutions had in the past lead to 19 out of the 22 DCCBs succumbing to financial bankruptcy.
The indifference and interference from past Governments had added to further deterioration of co-operative credit system in the State, he said.
Financial assistance
The Nabard Chairman, Dr Thorat, said the financial package coupled with the structural measures would revitalise the rural credit structure in the State.
Further, he said, the rural cooperative credit institutions in the State would receive a recapitalisation assistance of at least Rs 1,500 crore.
He said the proposed assistance would depend on the full implementation of legal and administrative reforms by the State Government as envisaged in the MoU.
One-fourth of the proposed assistance would be released once the first stage of reforms was completed, Dr Thorat said.
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Max Pacioretty scored on a power play with a 43 seconds left to play as the Montreal Canadiens completed a sweep of the Tampa Bay Lightning with a 4-3 victory on Tuesday night.
Montreal won the best-of-seven series 4-0 and now face a long wait for the Eastern Conference semifinal against the winner of the Boston-Detroit series.
Pacioretty was parked on the doorstep to bang the rebound of Thomas Vanek's shot past Kristers Gudlevskis to send the 21,273 spectators into a frenzy.
The Canadiens entered the third period up 3-1 with a 29-13 shot advantage, but the Lightning tied it by the 6:31 mark on goals from Victor Hedman and Tyler Johnson.
A tripping penalty on Cedric Paquette with 2:11 left to play allowed Pacioretty to get the winner on only its second power-play goal of the series.
Daniel Briere, Lars Eller and Brendan Gallagher scored for Montreal, which posted its first sweep since they took the Buffalo sabres out in four straight in 1993 en route to the last of their 24 Stanley Cups.
Ondrej Palat also scored for Tampa Bay, whose rookie-laden lineup could not keep pace with Montreal. The Bolts also played the series without No. 1 goalie Ben Bishop, who has a left arm injury.
For a second straight game, the Bell Centre was at a fever pitch with old-time pop star Ginette Reno singing the Canadian anthem. But while it took Rene Bourque only 11 seconds in to score the first goal in Game 3, this time it took 2:24 for Briere to open the scoring.
The Lightning defence abandoned the front of their net to chase Dale Weise in a corner and left Briere alone in front to score his first of the series and 51st playoff goal of his career.
The Canadiens had a 15-6 shot advantage in the period and made it 2-0 when Brian Gionta picked Paquette's pocket in the neutral zone and sent Eller in on the left side to blast a low shot past Anders Lindback.
The Lightning caught a break while killing a penalty at 4:32 of the second frame when Alexei Emelin misplayed a puck behind the net and Palat swept around and pushed the puck in among a pile-up of players. The goal stood up to video review.
But only 1:10 later, Tomas Plekenec sent Gallagher in on the right side to wrist a shot in off the post to restore the two-goal lead. The 21-year-old has five goals in nine career playoff games.
That chased Lindback, who allowed three goals on 20 shots, in favour of Latvian Olympic goalie Kristers Gudlevskis.
The Lightning poured it on in the third and Hedman scored at 3:29 by banking a shot in off Price from behind the net.
Three minutes later, J.T. Brown threw a pass in front that went off P.K. Subban's skate right to Johnson for a goal on a quick shot from close range.
Bruins 3, Red Wings 0: At Detroit, Tuukka Rask finished with a 23-save shutout to give the Bruins a shutout win over the Red Wings for a 2-1 playoff series lead.
Dougie Hamilton and Jordan Caron scored in the first period, and Patrice Bergeron added an empty-net goal late in the game. The Presidents' Trophy-winning Bruins are ahead for the first time in the opening-round series. And, it seems like a commanding lead the way Boston has played the past two games.
Detroit has to win Game 4 on Thursday night to avoid facing elimination when the series shifts back to Boston.
Jimmy Howard made 31 saves for the Red Wings, who needed him to make what appeared to be a routine stop midway through the first period on the first goal. He couldn't.
Hamilton's wrist shot from the top of the right circle beat Howard's glove on a power play after Detroit had too many men on the ice.
The Red Wings didn't have enough players in position to stop the second goal. After a poorly timed line change, Caron was all alone in front of the net and scored off a rebound.
Detroit had a 5-on-3 power play for 35 seconds midway through the second period and could not take advantage.
Sharks 4, Kings 3 (OT): LOS ANGELES — After Patrick Marleau's fourth career playoff overtime goal silenced Staples Center for maybe the next-to-last time this season, the veteran San Jose Sharks forward attributed his knack for post-season heroics to one simple trait.
"Well, you just try to shoot it on net," Marleau said. "This one was not a hard shot by any means, but you just get it to the net."
That's how good things happen for Marleau and the Sharks, who weathered the Los Angeles Kings' best game of the series and emerged on the brink of advancement.
Marleau scored 6:20 into overtime, and the Sharks beat the Kings 4-3 on Tuesday night to take a 3-0 first-round series lead.
Rookie Tomas Hertl tied it with 10:43 left in regulation for the Sharks, who had to grind out a nail-biting victory after two blowout wins in San Jose. But the Sharks have won five straight overtime playoff games and 10 of their past 11, with Marleau repeatedly delivering the decisive blow.
"For Patty Marleau to come up with that goal, it's just huge for us," captain Joe Thornton said. "It was just going back and forth."
The Kings largely controlled overtime until Marleau's shot banked off Kings defenceman Slava Voynov's stick on its way past Jonathan Quick, who made 36 saves in his third straight loss. Marleau's goal was his third of the series.
"They had the bat in their hands, and they were going to swing it," San Jose coach Todd McLellan said. "They had us on our heels, but sometimes it goes that way. We will take that break."
Matt Nieto got his first career playoff goal for the Sharks, and Brent Burns also scored. Antti Niemi stopped 28 shots for San Jose, winning three straight in the matchup of Stanley Cup-winning goalies.
Game 4 is Thursday in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles has slipped to the brink of first-round elimination just two years after its Stanley Cup title run. The Kings were the NHL's best defensive team during the regular season, but they've allowed 17 goals in the first three games of this series.
Only three teams have ever rallied to win a best-of-seven NHL playoff series after trailing 0-3.
"It was a better effort," said leading scorer Anze Kopitar, who doesn't have a goal in the series. "We had some chances, but it wasn't enough. We're going to have to come back in a couple of days and throw everything at them."
Rangers 4, Flyers 1: At Philadelphia, Derek Stepan, Martin St. Louis, Dan Girardi and Dan Carcillo scored goals, leading the New York Rangers to a 4-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers in Game 3 on Tuesday night.
Henrik Lundqvist stopped 31 shots to give the Rangers a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. Game 4 is Friday in Philadelphia.
Lundqvist was backed by a defence that delivered with a flurry of blocked shots to stymie the Flyers. The Rangers took an early 2-0 lead and that was enough of a cushion for a team that led the Eastern Conference with 25 road victories.
Mark Streit scored for the Flyers.
Ray Emery struggled in net in his third straight start of the post-season for Steve Mason, and was lifted late in the third period.


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News: Diddy On "Last Train To Paris" LP, "The Most Vulnerable Album I've Ever Been Involved In"
Thursday, Oct 22, 2009 1:30PM
Diddy recently spoke on his upcoming Interscope Records debut, The Last Train To Paris, and explained that he placed emphasis on making the record more emotional than previous releases.
According to Puff, the album is going to bypass the industry's fear of placing emotion into music.
"One of the things we're trying to represent is emotion," Diddy said of the upcoming album. "Not being afraid to show emotion on record. A lot of records out right now -- no disrespect to them, but they're all surface. It's about what people have or a dance. All our records are gonna be about love, feelings and emotion. Last Train to Paris is a love story and the most vulnerable album I've ever been involved in. It's raw emotion -- you get a feeling, a vibe." (MTV)
The project will mark Diddy's first release under Interscope.
"I had started some previous business relationships with Jimmy Iovine," Diddy said in an interview. "I am not abandoning any of my artists over there, I still have that imprint. But all my future recordings, including my recording contract, that will be at Interscope Records...We are going to take our time with the amount of acts that we sign...We want to find those very unique artists. We want to build something very special that's not already out there." (All Hip Hop)
Diddy has also recruited a star-studded line-up of producers.
As with all of his albums, the new CD will include collaborations with hot-right-now producers The-Dream and T-Pain and perhaps overly familiar names on the urban-pop front; The Neptunes, Rodney Jerkins, Mario Winans and Tricky. (Baltimore Sun)
The album was originally slated for a fall release.
"It's deeper than any of the other stuff I have ever made," Diddy said. "Last Train To Paris comes out in September...T-Pain gave me permission to use the vocoder, the auto-tune, and he showed me various tricks that nobody knows but him and myself." (All Headline News)
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A Touch of Blusher features a great Fall 2007 Makeup Roundup
Check out All Lacquered Up's Emmy Nail Coverage
Stay Makeup, Stay! over at Beauty Blabber
Beauty and Fashion Tech's Review of the Thermaclear Acne Device
At Hello Dollface, a great Beauty Interview with Jean Godfrey-June of Lucky Magazine!
Clinique Superbalm Moisturizing Gloss review over at Kiss and Makeup
Karen from Makeup and Beauty Blog Interviews MAC Viva Glam Spokesperson Dita Von Teese
Too Faced The Gift of Glam Holiday Collection from the Muse
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In Apricot's Killfile
You'll find me in the game threads or
Perhaps the DLD
I'm shooting for a certain kind
Of notoriety.
It's not that I'm a bad guy, see,
Just look at my chill smile
It's only that I want to be
In Apricot's killfile.
In inning one, the A's are down
It's time to shout, "GAME OVER!"
I hardly need statistics, guys,
To prove it. Hear that, grover!?
And though you all are seeing red
It's not just my ill style.
I simply want to make my bed
In Apricot's killfile.
And in the third, the A's ahead
By just a run, you schmucks,
We yield a two-out single
And I let you know "THIS SUCKS!"
Although sometimes it's hit or miss
When spewing my shrill bile,
I'm merely searching for the bliss
Of Apricot's killfile.
It's now the sixth, we blow the lead
I'm screaming, "Haren! How?!
We shoulda pulled the pitcher!"
Time to "FIRE GEREN NOW!!!!!!"
I know there's one amenity
In comments that will rile--
That certain sweet serenity
Of Apricot's killfile.
If I insult throughout the game
It's not with acrimony.
The place I seek is loftier
The digs I want are tony.
I'll don my Yankee getup and
Spout expletives still vile
'Cause I want the swanky setup
In Apricot's killfile.
The final frame we tie; then win
And AN runs amok!
And I'm the only one who posts
A disappointed "F*%&!"
'Cause though we might've been the best
I'll turn up the swill dial
Still hoping that I'll get some rest
In Apricot's killfile.
Now you know the situation so
No need for enmity.
Here's an open invitation:
Be a game thread jerk like me.
Let's think up something nasty
That together we'll revile,
And all of you can join me then
In Apricot's killfile.
In Apricot's killfile.


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COMANCHE COUNTY, Okla_The Valley View Volunteer Fire Department
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in eastern Comanche
At a public hearing Tuesday morning, the Comanche County
Commissioners officially designated the boundaries for the department, from Trail Road to the eastern
city limits of Lawton
and between Highway 7 and Rogers
The department had to get the boundaries
approved by the commissioners before joining the county's roster. During the
hearing, Flower Mound Chief Josh Sullivan said he didn't understand the need
for a new department.
"We've got a good resource right now.
I don't see the reason of taxing more of the citizens plus more of the state to
supply another fire department that the area is being taken care of right now,"
Sullivan said.
Valley View Chief Lin Newton said his
department is well prepared to stand on its own.
"At this time we've got six
firefighters that are Firefighter I or above, five EMTs, four first-responders
and firefighters who are enrolled in other training classes. We have four
trucks, including two trucks that carry 1000 gallons of water each."
The commissioners said that the split
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Siller to get a rematch
Former supervisor Gerry Siller, a Democrat, in June 2003, announced he wanted his old job back and was ready to stage a campaign against incumbent Republican Supervisor Art Williams. In announcing his candidacy, he told his party members he was accepting the nomination with "mixed emotions" because he thought the town was moving in a "very bad direction." He said while he loved serving as supervisor, he had also enjoyed the last two years being out of office. Ultimately, voters in November decided they wanted another two years with Mr. Williams who won by a slim margin, 783 to 727.
POSTSCRIPT: The Democrats have just announced their slate for the November 2013 election with incumbent Supervisor Jim Dougherty leading a team that includes Town Board candidate Robert Reylek and Highway Superintendent Jay Card Jr.
Blackout disrupts holiday weekend
In 1993 a blackout darkened Shelter Island disrupting plans of residents and visitors and spurring calls to then Supervisor Hoot Sherman, the Reporter and, of course, police to find out what happened and when power might be restored. A failure of a submarine cable linking a Southold with Shelter Island caused the problem that started on a Sunday morning about 9 a.m. Radar was used to detect a fault about 300 feet from Shelter Island and the Long Island Lighting Company was able to restore electricity in just under two hours.
POSTSCRIPT: Superstorm Sandy last October damaged a cable linking Shelter Island to Southold and a project is under way to install new cables to ensure there will be sufficient power on the Island during the heavy summer season this year.
Budget meeting set
After the Shelter Island School District's budget was defeated in mid-May 1983, administrators and Board of Education members opted to present the same $1.9 million budget to voters for a second look on June 8. But prior to that vote, they set a "brass tacks" meeting with the public to explain the spending plan and answer questions. Nonetheless, voters on June 8 again turned thumbs down on the budget.
POSTSCRIPT: This year voters gave a resounding "yes" to a more than $10 million budget.
St. Gabriel's hosts anniversary party
The year was 1973 and the Passionist Fathers were welcoming Islanders to a party in celebration of the first decade of their work here. During their tenure on Shelter Island, the Passionist's offered counseling to youths and other residents of all faiths. Money raised from the dinner dance tickets and contributions went to the monastery to help support such work.
POSTSCRIPT: St. Gabriel's has been closed now for several years with the final piece of the property that belongs to the Passionist Fathers up for sale. There has been an ongoing debate about whether Community Preservation Fund money should be allocated to buy the remaining property and preserve it as open space or allow it to be purchased by a private developer. The jury is still out, but Supervisor Jim Dougherty is pushing for public purchase of the site overlooking Coecles Harbor.


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That's what the article says at least. It paints a very different picture then anyone else in the media has put out. And by all accounts, it only reenforces what we believe, the raiders need to stay in oakland. Based on the article, LA hasnt changed much since the 80s regarding football. Even the highest grossing teams would have trouble out there. In the best interest of the raiders, Oakland should be its only home.
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This blog post is a first in a two-part series on Men's Health. Enjoy this post and look for the next one later this month…
Attention Men – this is not your ordinary Men's Health blog. I am not going to tell you to stop popping wheelies on your motorcycle because you might crash, or to stop partying like its 1999 because it might give you a heart attack. Those are realities that you are already aware of, so there isn't a point in me harping on it.
On the other hand, there are certain health challenges that universally affect men's health as they age, even the most macho amongst us (yes, even the Old Spice Guy). And ironically, these challenges are actually taking a direct toll on our 'machoness'. In an effort to preserve our manhood, it is worth discussing these key challenges: virility, energy, and well, our precious prostate! Specifically, I'd like to mention natural supplements that can help you mitigate these challenges.
Prostate Health
Discussing prostate cancer would be futile if I didn't ensure that everyone reading knows what the prostate does, so forgive me if this seems unnecessary. The prostate is a walnut-sized gland located just beneath the bladder, and is regulated by testosterone hormone. Its duty is to produce the seminal fluid that carries sperm. An estimated 241,000 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed in 2012, and 28,000 lives will fall victim to the cancer. Men of all races are at risk, especially if aged 50 or over.
Preventative measures can be taken to improve prostate health. The following natural supplements have shown promising results:
- Lycopene – An active ingredient in tomato based products and several fruits, lycopene has been shown to reduce testosterone's stimulatory effect on prostate cancer (PC) cells, causing them to grow at a slower rate. Luckily cooking doesn't destroy lycopene, so pizza sauce may be as useful as fresh tomatoes. Learn more about Lycopene.
- Green Tea – Green tea is known to optimize prostate health by inhibiting the growth hormones that cause prostate cancer (PC) cells to grow. In one study, a group of 32 men at high risk for PC were administered green tea for 1 year, while a control group of 30 high PC risk men were not. At the end, only 1 of 32 men in the Green Tea group got prostate cancer, while 9 of 30 in the non-Green tea group got prostate cancer. Find out more about Green Tea.
- Genistein – Found in soybeans and tofu, Genistein has been shown to arrest continued PC-cell proliferation. More info on Genistein.
Aspiring for ever lasting virility is a rosy way of talking about fighting off impotence & infertility, so that's how I'll refer to this challenge. Most of us will be surprised to learn how frequent infertility is amongst men – about 15% of couples suffer from infertility when attempting their first pregnancy. Infertility is related to deficiencies in sperm quality about 40% of the time.
Luckily, there are several supplements that can help you sustain virility and sexual potency longer into your life:
- L-carnitine – Several studies have reported the benefit of L-carnitine, an amino acid, on sperm concentration, count, motility, and speed. In other words, it just might be steroids for sperm. Learn more about carnitine.
- Selenium – Found in foods like Brazil nuts, brown rice, walnuts, and whole wheat bread, Selenium can help sperm motility. Learn more about selenium.
- Vitamin C – Accessible at any grocery store, Vitamin C can have a profound effect on sperm count and motility. Learn more about Vitamin C.
With our suffering economy, men are being asked to work longer hours with more efficiency, and are being forced to push retirement further back. Unfortunately as we get older, our energy levels start to dwindle. With that, demand for caffeine-filled products have been in increasing demand. However, caffeine often proves to be an ephemeral energy source, and leaves us only more burnt out. Fortunately, there are a variety of natural supplements that can help men boost their energy.
- L-carnitine- This substance is a one stop shop for men's health. The primary role of L-carnitine is to help the body turn fat into energy, so along with helping virility, this miraculous substance can help sustain energy levels.
- Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) – Found in nuts, eggs, avocados and supplements like fish-oil tablets, EFA's have been shown to increase cognitive function. In one study, a group of around 30 people were given fish oil daily, and after three months the group reported significant improvement in fatigue symptoms when compared to the placebo group! Learn more about EFA's.
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There are a common series of basic steps that experts recommend for dealing with rats in the attic. The first step is to discover the rat's entryway and make it impossible for it to get back inside, which may even take professional help from an exterminator. Once that's finished, you'll need to deal with the rats left inside. There are many different ways to do that, and choosing your own method will depend on your moral stances and other issues. After the rats are gone, many experts recommend taking extra measures to clean up around your property and inside the attic so other rats won't be attracted to the scent of the rats that used to live there.
The reason it's common to find rats in the attic is because of a particular breed of rat called the roof rat or black rat. These animals like to live in trees and are prone to climbing. Living in an attic is a relatively natural thing for them, and it has some advantages, including access to human food, safety from predation, and shelter from the weather. Roof rats are very common in hot areas, and are especially known to cause problems in the southeastern part of the United States.
The type of extermination method used for dealing with rats in the attic will often vary depending on your belief system. Some people are very particular about harming animals in any way, and they might choose to use no-kill traps that capture the rats alive. These rats will generally be transported out into the woods and released. According to experts, this method can work very well.
There are also other methods such as poisoning and snap traps, along with some more exotic solutions. Poisoning can be effective, but rats rotting in a person's attic can produce an unpleasant smell, and many people believe that poisons are inhumane. Snap traps are probably the most popular technique because they kill rats instantly and allow the person to dispose of the corpse easily. Most experts recommend snap traps as the most effective method of dealing with rats for those who plan to exterminate them instead of releasing them alive.
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Agaunum (Saint-Maurice) squeezed into a narrow defile between the Rhone and the mountains, has a strategic vocation built into its very nature. Celts, followed by the Romans, appreciated it and established there a military, administrative and religious station. The Theban soldiers and their commander Maurice underwent martyrdom there at the end of the 3rd century.The churches built in their honor as from the end of the third century contributed to make this little spot an important spiritual center of the West under the Merovingians, Carolingians, Burgundians, Savoyards and emperors of the Holy Roman Empire.
In 515, the king of the Burgundians, Sigismond, founded the Abbey: he set up five groups of monks to whom he entrusted the liturgy of the perpetual praise of God (laus perennis), in memory of the holy martyrs. The Abbey, richly equipped, was to enjoy very great pontifical privileges. In the 9thcentury, the canons succeeded to the monks; while adopting in 1128 the Rule of Saint Augustin, they became Canons Regular. The Abbey of Saint-Maurice is a "territorial Abbey" today. Like a diocesan bishop, its Abbot wields his jurisdiction over the territory belonging to the Abbey.
In the 4th century already, Theodore (Theodule), Bishop of Octodurus (Martigny), built in honor of Saint Maurice and his companions a first sanctuary as well as a baptistry (C).This first church was enlarged in 515 by Sigismond, king of the Burgundians, at the time of the foundation of the Abbey. (A) Following fires, devastations and crumblings, new churches were set up at the end of the 8th century (B), in the 11th century with the current bell-tower (D) then, from the 17th century, perpendicular to the rock (E). In its current state, the church was rebuilt after the war, following the fall of a rock in 1942 (F). It was granted in 1948 the title of minor basilica.
It is truly the treasury of the Martyrs. Since its origins, generations of pilgrims, both powerful and humble have venerated here the martyrs of Agaunus. Saint Eucher, Bishop of Lyons, mentions, in the 5th century, the gifts made «in honor of and for the service of the Saints».
The principal parts of this Treasure are:
A Merovingian casket of astonishing perfection. Produced by two goldsmiths, it bears on its side the following inscription: «Teuderic the priest ordered its creation in honor of Saint Maurice. Amen. Nardoalaus and Rihlindis ordered its manufacture. Undiho and Ello carried it out».
Tradition ascribes to the holy bishop Martin of Tours the gift of this invaluable vase of Greco-Alexandrine art. The goldsmithery of the base and the crown is of the Carolingian period.
The goldsmithery is of Western Europe. As regards the enamels, their tested technique makes us ascribe them to a Byzantine workshop.
An object of a rare quality. The metal was certainly wrought in Saint-Maurice. Under the scene of the martyrdom of this soldier of the Theban Legion, an inscription says: «While by the sword Candidus is thus sacrificed, his spirit reaches the stars; in exchange of death, life is to him given.»
Constituted as a reliquary starting from the elements of an altarpiece, in order to receive the relics of Saint Maurice. Very interesting iconography. The Shrine of the Children of Saint Sigismond, 12th and 13th centuries This shrine was made for the sons of the royal founder of our Abbey, Giscald and Gondebald. Several artists worked here. The sides of the roof are in a definitely Byzantine style.
An inscription informs us of the origin of this shrine: «The Year of grace 1225, the 7 of the calends of November, the body of Saint Maurice was raised and deposited in this shrine at the time of Nantelm, Abbot of this place.» This shrine, with its iconographic program, has great theological depth and leads us to consider the essential bond between martyrdom and the Eucharist. It is the quintessence of Saint Augustin's theology of the mystical Body of Christ.
It was offered by Saint Louis and contains one thorn, which had been detached by the giver himself from the Crown of Thorns of Christ.
«O Emperor, we are your soldiers, but we are before all else servants of God. We owe you military obedience, we owe Him innocence. We receive from you the pay for our labor; from Him we received life. We cannot with you disavow God our Creator, our Lord and your Creator as well, whether you wish it or not. If we are not constrained to offend him by such crimes, we will still obey you, as we always have done; if not, we will obey Him rather than you… We have always fought for justice, for the respect and the life of innocent people: this has been for us the reward for our dangers.We have fought in faithfulness. But this faithfulness, how to preserve it for you, if we refuse it to our God? We have firstly pledged our oath to God, then we have pledged our oath to the Emperor. Be aware that our second oath is illusory, if we violate the first. You order us to persecute Christians. You do not need to seek any further: we are here! … Here we are with weapons in our hands, and we will not resist. Because we prefer to die rather than to kill; perish innocent rather than live guilty. If you still pronounce new decrees against us, if you give new orders, if you bring new threats, fires, tortures, swords, we are ready to undergo all of them. Christians, we declare ourselves: we cannot persecute Christians.»
The current basilica comprises stained glass by Edmond Bille recalling the history of the Theban Legion, from its departure from Egypt until its glorification in the heavens.
The stained glass of the vault is by Jean-Pierre Coutaz. It illustrates this sentence of the Apocalypse: «They washed their dress in the blood of the Lamb».
The current baptistry is the work of Madeline Diener (1995). The bronze door by the same artist was placed to celebrate the jubilee of the year 2000.
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A friend received "free" calibration of his TV when he purchased it. Curious to see what that entailed, I look up the tool used to calibrate the TV. Granted, I'm no expert in technology and I've dumbed things down to my comfort zone, but it looks like a camera, connected to a computer that the technician runs. The gizmo then spits out the settings for your TV to receive the best colour possible from your new set.
With the way things are going now, can someone please develop an app that will calibrate your TV using your smart phone? Wouldn't that be easier for the consumer?
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Albany- The Georgia Emergency Management Agency is keeping a watchful eye as Hurricane Dennis prepares to make its way inland.
GEMA officials say it will be easier for crews responding to trouble because the storm is predicted to make landfall during daylight hours Sunday. Local EMA offices are prepared to deal with possible tornados or other damage that make be created in Dennis' path.
"One of the side affects of a hurricane is that it spawns tornados, so it's something that we'll be watching for also. For the most part, it looks like this storm is moving along a very predictable track and it looks like we are probably going to be missed," said Jim Vaught, Deputy Director EMA.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Fort Myers police arrested a 33-year-old Fort Myers man charging him in two recent bank robberies.
Keith Jones is charged with robbing the Monday September 23 robbery of at the Fifth Third Bank located at 1701 Boy Scout Drive and the August 6 robbery of the Bank of America at 1511 Matthew Drive.
Police received information that Jones closely resembled the suspect featured in the surveillance footage. The information coincided with that brought forth by an FMPD officer who also recognized the suspect as a probationer. FMPD Detectives obtained a search warrant for Jones's residence and located items linking him to the Fifth Third robbery.
Detectives questioned Jones and he confessed to the Fifth Third Bank robbery. In addition, Jones confessed to the August 6 robbery of the Bank of America located at 1511 Matthew Drive.
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CHANHASSEN, Minn. (AP) -- The National Weather Service now says four tornadoes struck Minnesota on Saturday.
The weather service has determined that a tornado was responsible for storm damage in Mahtomedi (mah-toh-MEE'-dye) in the eastern Twin Cities.
Meteorologist Todd Krause says the total tornado count for the day will stand at four. That brings Minnesota's total number of tornadoes for the year to 37.
The three other tornadoes Saturday night occurred in Dakota County, in the southern metro. All four were rated EF-0 -- the lowest rating for tornadoes -- and no injuries were reported.
It's rare for tornadoes to hit Minnesota in November. The St. Paul Pioneer Press (http://bit.ly/XKbCaR ) reports since official records began in 1950, the state has seen only one other November tornado, in Kandiyohi (kan-dee-YOH'-hye) County on Nov. 1, 2000.
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While the fourth week of the NFL's preseason usually mean anyone who's projected to make a serious contribution to the team is on the bench, two big additions to the New England Patriots are starting against the New York Giants — Albert Haynesworth and Shaun Ellis.
Haynesworth has been absent for the vast majority of training camp — 20 days, at last count — but returned last week after pleading no contest to simple assault stemming from an incident with a D.C. cocktail waitress.
In his first play from scrimmage, he pressured David Carr, but Bill Belichick is likely all too aware of his conditioning issues, because this happened:
Haynesworth out for Love after one play. Pacing him.
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will run or she won't run.
It doesn't matter what Ann Coulter thinks.
It doesn't matter what Jedidiah Bila thinks.
It doesn't matter what Laura Ingram or RedState's own Erick Erickson thinks.
It doesn't matter what Michelle Malkin, Tammy Bruce, or Mark Levin thinks.
Palin will decide one way or another. If she announces and gets into the race she'll be a significant force in the primary. I would lean towards supporting her because she has the experience, character, and perseverance I think is necessary for the next President.
But then again, it doesn't matter what I think either. She's gonna run or she's not gonna run.
And if she runs, she'll be in a race with some good candidates and she'll either convince enough Republicans to vote for her or she won't. Afraid she'll split the conservative vote? Well, if someone like say, Rick Perry is such a great candidate why aren't conservatives coalescing around someone like him? The only reason I've seen conservatives reluctant to vote for Palin is electability based on polls, which is, well, nonsense. If she believes she can win in an unconventional way, why not let her try?
If she doesn't run, she'll endorse a conservative and bring legions of her supporters to a conservative candidate for the Republican nomination.
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Pope Benedict XVI released his World Communications Day message on January 24, 2012, the feast of St. Francis de Sales, patron saint of print journalists. World Communications Day is celebrated in most dioceses the Sunday before Pentecost.
The theme of this year's message is "Silence and Word: Path of Evangelization." In his message, the Holy Father writes, "The relationship between silence and word: two aspects of communication which need to be kept in balance."
He notes, "When word and silence become mutually exclusive, communication breaks down, either because it gives rise to confusion or because, on the contrary, it creates an atmosphere of coldness; when they complement one another, however, communication acquires value and meaning."
Catholic News Service (CNS) has a video report on Pope Benedict's message in the latest CNS video offerings, available daily on the home page of the Diocesan website. CNS also has several stories from the annual March for Life held in the nation's capital on January 23. One story features a woman who had an abortion in the mid-70s, who discusses praying to St. Faustina for help, and who now uses her experience to assist young women who find themselves in a similar situation.
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A man was robbed at gunpoint in the Town of Mamaroneck by a masked man on Tuesday night, Jan. 17 at 10:20 p.m.
The victim—a 45-year-old town resident—was walking down Glenn Road toward Valley Road, several blocks over from , when he was approached from behind by a man who displayed a handgun and demanded that he empty his pockets and hand over the backpack he was carrying, said Lt. Robert Koziak, spokesperson for the Town of Mamaroneck Police Department.
After the man handed over his personal property, the perpetrator fled on Glenn Road toward North Chatsworth. The perpetrator was described as a black male, 5'7", 175 lbs, wearing dark clothing and a black mask.
The pilfered property included a computer, iPhone, Kindle, a credit card, some personal papers and $3 in cash.
There were no injuries reported. The Town of Mamaroneck Police are investigating the incident and urge anyone with information to contact them at (914) 361-6100.


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1:00pm Monday 4th February 2013 in News By Andrew Ffrench, Reporter covering Didcot and Wallingford. Call me on 01865 425425
PEOPLE living in Abingdon will soon have a good reason to say 'thanks a million' to Alastair Fear.
The former town councillor's online blog of news and snippets about the town is about to reach the milestone of getting one million visits. And Mr Fear, who was a onetime deputy mayor, has no intention of stopping once he reaches the milestone, as he gets new material every day when out walking his 12-year-old Border Terrier Harry.
Mr Fear's blog, launched in 2006, gets about 1,000 visits a day from people who want to see his light-hearted updates on the changing face of the town, last year renamed Abingdon-on-Thames.
By last night, the blog featuring words and pictures had received 953,574 hits.
Father-of-two Mr Fear, 55, said: "When the blog started it got about 15,000 visits in the first year.
"It didn't really take off until the 2007 floods hit Abingdon and that's the year I put my official counter on.
"The blog should get its one- millionth visitor in the next two or three months and I never expected it to get such a following.
"I thought I would do it for a year and that would be that, but it has been popular so I've kept it going."
Mr Fear lives with wife Judith in Abingdon town centre and works for a software developer in Bracknell, Berkshire.
He said: "I try to document the everyday life of the town and its traditions. I walk Harry every day and try to update the blog on a daily basis – I only missed one day last month. "People stop me in the street and say 'keep up the good work'.
"Social networking sites like Twitter have taken over a bit from blogging, but I like the blogging format because it gives you a chance to focus in depth on a particular subject."
Mr Fear was a town councillor for Caldecott for eight years until he lost his seat two years ago and has not ruled out a return to local politics.
He is also chairman of Abingdon Town Amateur Boxing Club, a governor of Thameside Primary School, and is on the committee that runs Preston Road Community Centre.
He has lived in Abingdon for 26 years, and says the town centre was "thriving more" when he arrived, but added: "We don't have a cinema yet but it's a great place for community organisations.
"It's very diverse with lots of sports groups, Morris men and great pubs – it's a great place to be."
Last year, the then Abingdon mayor Mike Badcock handed Mr Fear a mayor's award for his devotion to blogging.
Abingdon town clerk Nigel Warner said: "People can visit Alastair's blog from anywhere in the world and it's regularly updated.
"We find it to be a very good resource for the town and it is appreciated by everyone on the town council."
Four years ago, the blog started to carry the views of Border Terrier Harry in Harry's Blog and the feature is updated once a week.
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Potholes blight region's roads
Yorkshire and the Humber has been named as the worst place in the country for potholes.
Part of our region named a pothole blackspot
Potholes are worse in much of our region than anywhere else according to a new survey. The AA says its drivers are more worried about the condition of roads in Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire than anywhere else. James Webster reports:
AA: A third of motorists suffer pothole damage
The president of the Automobile Association, Edmund King, said "about a third" of AA members had made insurance claims in the past two years as a result of cars being damaged by potholes.
Driver takes us on tour of potholes near his home
John Topping from Ripon recently ended up with a £150 bill for the damage caused to his car by potholes. He wants councils to compensate motorists whose cars need repairs and also wants local authorities to spend more money on evening up the road surface before problems are caused.
We should be 'proactive, not reactive' with potholes
Tony Ball, chairman of Transport for the Local Government Association said too much of the budget for resurfacing roads is spent on filling in holes, and not enough on resurfacing.
Speaking to Daybreak he said, nationally there is a £3 billion budget to fix potholes, but that too much of the money is spent on "reactive, as opposed to proactive."
Mr Ball added that local councils need more upfront funding to fix the solution.
Motorists: 'It's about time the councils did something'
A report has found that £10.5 billion is needed to fix the potholes in England and Wales.
Motorists told Daybreak that councils should fix the roads because they are "all over."
One woman said: "I think it's disgusting and I think it's really damaging my car. It's about time the council did something with all the road tax, council tax and all the rest that we pay them."
Pothole repairs are 'nonsensical and costly'
Constantly mending damaged roads, rather than dealing with potholes in a "planned and cost-effective way" is "nonsensical and costly to the country", AIA chairman Alan Mackenzie said.
– Alan Mackenzie, Asphalt Industry Alliance chairman
The Department for Transport's potholes review was a welcome initiative and concluded that 'prevention is better than cure'.
When you add up all the costs incurred by not following this advice, it's hard to understand why central Government cannot find a way to invest in this much-needed work and save on higher costs in the future.
Mechanic shows damage caused by potholes
A mechanic from Barkers Garage in Ripon says they are regularly called on to fix the damage caused to vehicles by potholes. James Dickinson has to repair bent wheel hubs and damaged suspension springs.
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Great move in my opinion! Mayock will be a billion times better then the duo of Millen & Theismann. I didn't think Papa was bad so not sure why they are getting rid of him but not to sad about it. I don't ever remember Nessler annoying me so I'm fine with him calling the games


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Decision time nears for Dunbarton school vote
The Authorized Regional Enrollment Area (AREA) agreement ends in 2014, and Dunbarton voters must choose whether to continue its 40-year relationship with Goffstown, or pursue a new partnership with the Bow school district.
Should Dunbarton choose to let the agreement with Goffstown expire, Goffstown could lose as much at $2 million in tuition revenue.
With about six weeks to go before the final vote, the Dunbarton School Board has held a public information meeting and arranged for tours of both Goffstown and Bow schools later this month.
At Wednesday's meeting, the Dunbarton School Board presented information highlighting the similarities and differences between the districts in areas, including test scores, course offerings and taxpayer cost.
Philip Pancoast, chairman of the Goffstown School Board, said the re-negotiated AREA agreement includes new provisions that will give both Dunbarton and New Boston a slightly lower rental charge and more say in educational decisions over the next 10 years.
"We've done all the things necessary to make sure those communities have a voice in the education of their students," Pancoast said.
Under the new agreement, school board members in the two towns will have a vote on school board sub-committees. "The sub-committees do most of the work of the school board," Pancoast said. "A vote on a sub-committee is meaningful."
The building rental charge paid by Dunbarton and New Boston, which is part of the tuition calculation, has been reduced to 2 percent from 2.5 percent, Pancoast said at Goffstown's school deliberative session Saturday.
"We're returning to where we were 10 years ago," Pancoast said. "We needed to have an agreement that was competitive on a price basis." Dunbarton School Board Chairman Rene Ouellet said that after much negotiation, the AREA agreement with Goffstown stacks up well against the one with Bow.
Pancoast also said the relationship among the three school districts has been beneficial to the Goffstown community.
"We've had a very effective marriage for the past 40 years," he said. "It's substantially important to this community."
A point of contention between Goffstown and Dunbarton lies in the repayment of an $800,000 bond that paid for improvements at Goffstown High School, which Pancoast said contributed to the school's accreditation.
Pancoast said Goffstown's position is that Dunbarton would still be responsible for repayment of its share of that bond, regardless of whether Dunbarton continues the agreement.
"Nowhere in the statutory scheme does it say you get to exit without consequence," Pancoast said. "You can't go to the statute to resolve this issue."
But Ouellet disagrees.
"Our position is simple," he said. "If we do not renew the agreement, it expires," adding that state statute doesn't address the repayment of any bonds.
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Donington Park releases statement following death of driver
Donington Park has released a statement this morning following the death of Christian Devereux, who crashed his Mini Cooper on the circuit at the Donington Historic Festival yesterday.
It is with great regret that the directors of Donington Park Racing Limited, operators of Donington Park Circuit, have to report that, following an accident in a race for historic touring cars, the driver of car number 67 (a 1965 Mini Cooper S), Christian Devereux of Chiswick in London, succumbed to the injuries sustained at approximately 4:30pm.
– Donington Historic Festival Statement
The organising race club HSCC, and Donington Park Racing Limited, together with the circuit's medical and emergency services, will now be co-operating with both Leicestershire Police and motorsport's governing body, the Motor Sports Association, in order to determine the cause of this tragic accident.


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Featuring eighty-two minutes of extremely rare, never-before-seen international concert performance footage of bands such as Rancid, Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros, Dropkick Murphys, The Slackers, Roger Miret and the Disasters and Tiger Army - to name just a few, the GIVE 'EM THE BOOT DVD is a gritty look into the underworld of Hellcat Records through the eyes of founder Tim Armstrong and a hoard of his Hellcat family members! Highlights include performances and extra footage from tours such as the Rancid/ NOFX tour, the first Lars Frederiksen And The Bastards tour, various headline tours and both Hellcat Records' Punks VS. Psychos Tours.
Artistically rendered in the "classic" Hellcat style, the GIVE 'EM THE BOOT DVD visuals are grainy, high-contrast and street-influenced. The visual style, however, does not reflect the audio portion of the DVD! The soundtrack is crisp, clear and extracted from media of the highest quality!
The GIVE 'EM THE BOOT DVD features an outstanding performance by Joe Strummer And The Mescaleros at The Brixton Academy, during the Global A Go-Go Tour shot with the help of Clash DJ, Clash Video and Filmmaker, B.A.D. member Don Letts and his crew, "b-roll" footage of Tim Armstong performing Rancid's "Rats In The Hallway" acoustically over a montage of Rancid footage. You'll also find a terrific energetic backstage performance with Iggy Pop singing his classic "No Fun" with Rancid as his backing band. There are some extra added video perks featuring surprise cameos and duets from the likes of AFI's Davey Havok and a stellar piece about the making of the Joe Strummer And The Mesacleros tribute video for "Redemption Song".
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The Denver Broncos are determined to avoid another upset loss to the San Diego Chargers. They have a 14-0 lead at halftime and are dominating in every facet of the game so far.
Peyton Manning opened up the scoring with a 2-yard pass to Demaryius Thomas and Wes Welker added another score, but the big story has been Denver's defense. The Chargers were able to pull off the upset last time these teams met by controlling the clock and keeping the ball away from Manning, but they've been unable to do anything this time around with Ryan Mathews nursing an ankle injury. Philip Rivers threw for just 20 passing yards and took three sacks, failing to complete a pass to a single wide receiver. The Chargers failed to sustain any drives, converting only 1-of-6 third downs.
Manning has been his usual self, but the Broncos have worn down San Diego's defense with the running game as well. Knowshon Moreno and Montee Ball have combined for 77 yards on 17 carries so far, pounding the Chargers into submission. A late interception by Donald Butler was the lone silver lining for the Chargers, and they hope to carry that bit of momentum over into the second half.
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Along with many schools across Middle Tennessee, John Colemon Elementary in Smyrna faces problems with overcrowding.Originally opened in 1951, teachers at John Colemon use every space available for classrooms.Seven students in English as a Second Language use a converted storage closet, while another ESL class meets right in the hallway in an area that is also used as janitorial storage.John Colemon also uses portable classrooms to ease the overcrowding, but principal designee Melanie Richardson said there are still problems there as well."We have overcrowding in most of our portables. The portables are very old and they are in need of serious assistance," she told Nashville's News 2.Teachers do their best to make repairs, but the portable classrooms are often plagued by leaky walls and ceilings when it rains.Richardson added that they are unfortunately on the short list for building a new addition."We would love to have a new building, say, being started in the next two or three years and completion in a couple of years," she said.The Rutherford County Board of Educations meets annually to approve their capital project plan which extends out five years.Their spokesperson, James Evans, said that the board determines priority for the capital improvement projects based on high growth areas and where the schools are already overcrowded."John Colemon is not in that five year plan yet," Evans explained.He said that the Smyrna elementary school has only grown by 10 students in the past year, which means that the teachers and students will most likely have to continue making due.
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Built in 1957 the Trop has had half a century to sully its shine, lose its crowds and go the way of the Dunes and the Sands – ashes to ashes, dust to dust. But thanks to a massive facelift, it just keeps hanging in there.
Built in 1957 the Trop has had half a century to sully its shine, lose its crowds and go the way of the Dunes and the Sands – ashes to ashes, dust to dust. But thanks to a massive facelift, it just keeps hanging in there.
Set amid the funky artist workshops, gallery spaces and yoga studios of Emergency Arts – a creative collective adjacent to the Beat coffeehouse – this mini-museum pays homage to the history of vintage burlesque in the United States.
Unless you've got a hankering to see a stuffed Columbian mammoth or the Nevada state fossil (psst, it's an ichthyosaur), you can skip this small historical museum. It does have one intriguing room dedicated to the modern history of Las Vegas, replete with casino memorabilia and exhibits about the Hoover Dam project and 1950s atomic testing.
The USDA Forest Service Austin Ranger District office has info on camping, hiking trails and scenic drives, including the trip to Toquima Cave , where you can see rock art by ancient Shoshones. Take US Hwy 50 east of Austin about 12 miles to the NV Hwy 376 junction and turn south, then left at the signpost near the 99-mile marker.
A mammother open-air dining, entertainment and retail complex, the $550-million LINQ project has transformed what was once a lackluster stretch of the center Strip between the Flamingo and Quad casino hotels.
North of I-15, US Hwy 93 parallels the eastern edge of the Desert National Wildlife Range, where bighorn sheep can be spotted. About 90 miles outside of Las Vegas, the road runs by Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge , where spring-fed lakes surrounded by cottonwoods are a major stopover for migratory birds.
Changing with the seasons, Bellagio's conservatory displays ostentatious floral arrangements that are bizarrely installed by crane through a soaring 50ft-high ceiling. The effect is unnatural, but that doesn't stop crowds from gawking, and the aroma of fresh blooms is enchanting.
M-Bay's unusual walk-through aquarium is home to 2000 submarine beasties, including jellyfish, moray eels, stingrays and, yes, some sharks. Other rare and endangered toothy reptiles on display include some of the world's last remaining golden crocodiles. A staff of scuba-diver caretakers and naturalists are available to chat as you wander around.
All of the feats of conservation claimed by this place can't compensate for enclosures built much too small for majestic predators such as spotted leopards, black panthers and white lions and tigers, who roam the world's wildest places.
The Venetian's regal 120,000-sq-ft casino has marble floors, hand-painted ceiling frescoes and 120 table games, including a high-limit lounge and an elegant high-stakes poker room, where smoking is not allowed and players enjoy safe-deposit lockers and tableside food service.
Harrah's may be the brightest, friendliest and most playful casino on the Strip – and it's swimming with gamblers and middle-aged tourists from the Midwest. Entertainment is the name of the game here, with the Improv comedy club showcasing headliner comics and magicians.
Stylized street scenes illustrate a century's worth of automobile history at this engaging car museum.
The Bellagio's petite art gallery hosts blockbuster traveling shows from nationally renowned art museums. Free docent-guided tours are usually given at 2pm daily. Check what's currently showing on the website before you make a special trip. Original masterworks also hang inside the resort's Picasso restaurant, although you'll be lucky to get inside without booking a table.
Families and lovers flock to Vegas' ersatz Eiffel Tower, lining up for grated views from a wind-blown observation deck. It's cheaper to take a ride on the tower's elevators during the day, but nighttime panoramas of the Strip, with casinos' neon signs glowing and the Bellagio's dancing fountains lit up, are worth paying extra. Get free admission on your birthday with photo ID.
When you tire of admiring the view and pretending to jump the railing (no terrorist jokes, please – that sort of thing is taken very seriously around here), backtrack a few miles to Lake Mead National Recreation Area , where a scenic shoreline drive passes hiking trails, beaches, marinas and birding spots, all the way up to Overton's Lost City Museum of Native American cult.
You'll enjoy the dam tour more if you stop at this small but engagingly hands-on museum first. It's upstairs at the historic Boulder Dam Hotel, where Bette Davis, FDR and Howard Hughes once slept. Exhibits focus on Depression-era America and the tough living conditions endured by the people who came to build the dam. A 20-minute film features historic footage of the project.