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Backpacker Magazine – March 2008
Montrail Helium GTX
Backpacking a section of Mt. Rainier's Wonderland Trail that was severely damaged by record flooding, our Northwest editor encountered steep, crumbling gullies, a dense bushwhack, and riverbeds strewn with truck-size boulders and enormous trees. Fortunately, this boot had the support to get him through with a 35-pound pack on board, and it delivered solid traction on a variety of slick and unstable surfaces. "On a stretch of trail that the backcountry rangers tried to discourage us from hiking, it was reassuring to be in a boot that could handle anything," he said. Even with heavier loads, the Helium felt light and nimble enough for fast striding. The tough synthetic uppers promise several seasons of hard use. Best for medium- to high-volume feet. $220; 3 lbs. 1 oz.
Best Fit for Wide Feet
Montrail Torre GTX Wide This classic leather mid-cut now comes in a wide version. Our resident paddle-footed editor reports: "Fit was out-of-the-box comfortable even with big loads, and the Torre gets high marks for stability and the tongue's clean, debris-repelling wrap." With a soft heel strike, the Torre went easy on his feet on the talus-covered route over Colorado's Snowmass Mountain and Capitol Peak, yet the stiff midsole protected his soles and provided support for heavy loads. "It'll handle any load on trail and maybe 50 pounds off-trail," he said. The Gore-Tex liner kept his feet dry through all-day rain. The sole's deep, angled lugs bite into the slickest surfaces and shed mud readily. Weakness: mediocre edging. Best for wide, medium-volume feet. $160; 2 lbs. 12 oz.
Tecnica Krypton GTX
"These midweights are for hikers who want one boot to handle hardcore dayhikes, moderate-load backpacking trips, and occasional off-trail routes," said our tester after trips in Colorado's Front Range. The padded ankle collar provided excellent support for his weak joints on rocky trails and scrambles, yet the Krypton didn't feel clunky on fast-paced trail outings. He reported good stability on uneven terrain, even with a 35-pound pack. Patches of synthetic fabric on the upper enhance the breathability of the Gore-Tex-lined boots. The Vibram sole grips well on most surfaces, and a rubber toe cap protects the upper's suede leather. Best for medium-volume feet. The Ozone GTX is the women's version. $165; 2 lbs. 8 oz.
Zamberlan Tundra GT
Here's a rare find: An all-leather mid-cut with great fit and classic construction that weighs less than 3 pounds and costs well under $200. "It's much lighter and feels faster than a traditional leather boot," our tester said after a 24-mile hike in Idaho's Sawtooth Wilderness. Credit a midsole with more flex than in traditional leather midweights, and an ankle height that's slightly lower than average. Waterproofing is impeccable, and traction reliable. Our tester reported a sure grip even on greasy logs crossing the Queens River. Best for medium-volume feet. $180; 2 lbs. 13 oz.
I finished the Appalachian Trail in the same pair of Keen Targhee II Mids I started with. Yeah, they were shot. But they were damn comfortable! Would like to see a Vibram deep lug sole as apposed to the slick carbon rubber. I think that would do alot with the sole separation issues also.
I got my aku suiterra injected GTX from sierratradingpost.com .. the aku website it aku.it
I still have my OneSport Moraines... Best boots I've ever owned or tried.
I'm disappointed to see one positive review after another though... It leaves the impression that the reviewers are afraid of offending an advertiser.
I have low volume feet and have found Montrails to be a good fit, and adequate quality. I also have ridgid flat feet (the really bad kind of flat feet) and the Montrail GTX Classic (not "Classic" when I bought them) have lended great support. I also have the circulation problems that many low-volume feet have. I find that lacing around the (Dorsalis pedis - mid tongue) AND a tongue pad helps distibute the pressure.
Ratings boots that can not be purchase makes no sense. AKU website is in French, toll free number 877 864-7249 is disconnected and no major distributors on East coast such as Campmor or Easter Mountain Store have them in stock. Don't forget boots you have to try first.
I used to have a pair of One Sport Moraines. Are the Montrail Helium comporable to the Moranes?
Does anybody know where to buy AKU Suiterra injected GTX?
Keen Targhee II Mid absoute rubbish, they leak like a seive and the lugs come off the sole, comfortable? Yes. Practical? NO! I have sent 3 pair back
Thanks for nothing. What about people (men) with low volume feet?!
Rich Dubiel


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The Welsh Government and Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council are developing the former Ebbw Vale steelworks to provide a revitalised community through strong regeneration and sustainability principles.
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New sustainable development indicators for Wales report progress on the commitment to sustainable development as the central organising principle of the Welsh Government, showing improvement in 19 of 44 areas.
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Directed by the Welsh Government's Sustainable Tourism Framework, Visit Wales is focusing on sustainable tourism - giving equal consideration to local communities, culture and traditions, economic prosperity, and the environment.
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The Welsh Government's Sustainable Development Challenge Fund, better known as the Green Dragons Den, selected four winners, each receiving £10,000 to develop their ideas to make Wales more sustainable.
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A new code of practice highlights the environmental, social and economic problems which invasive non-native plants can cause and provides advice to all involved in horticulture on basic steps to minimise their impact.
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A new report considers how agriculture and land use in Wales can reduce climate change and adapt to it, recommending a set of initiatives by which Wales can both maintain its food production potential and reduce emissions.
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Nikolay Zherdev have been anything but a success for the Flyers this season. He started off in the pre-season playing well, but has tailed off over the coarse of the season. After starting the season playing on a promising top-line with James van Riemsdyk and Claude Giroux, Zherdev now finds himself alongside Blair Betts and Jody Shelley on the fourth line, with the occasional shift with Giroux and Jeff Carter. He has very little power play time as well. He finds himself in Laviolette's dog house more times than not, and communicates very little (occording to Tim Panaccio and Bill Meltzer) with the team besides Oskars Bartulis. So I thought of trade that seems logical to me.
To Washington Capitals: Nik Zherdev, To Philadelphia Flyers: Keith Aucoin and late round pick.
Reasons why this deal would be good:
-Zherdev would fit perfectly with the Caps. They play that type of European hockey that Zherdev is suited for.
-The Caps may be looking for depth scoring. With the departure of Tomas Fleischman, the Caps may looking for some extra help down the depth chart. It's not like the Caps are desperate for scoring (as we all know), but Zherdev would be a good fit on the Caps second line with Alexander Semin and Brooks Laich. Zherdev is a better suited second liner than Jason Chimera, Eric Fehr and Matt Hendricks, whom the Caps currently are rotating as the sixth forward in the top six.
-Aucoin would be a great asset to the Flyers' system. Aucoin is having solid season in the A.H.L., having scored 18 points in 11 games and being a plus 7 with the Hershey Bears this season. He could stay in the A.H.L. and help a desperate Adirondack Phantoms' team.
-This move would give the Flyers cap and roster space. With Zherdev gone, the Flyers would have room to insert Dan Carcillo into the line-up full time. Eric Wellwood would also have a chandce for more playing time with the Flyers, who was impressive during his short time with us. The extra cap-space would give Holmgren some breathign room with a descent amount of money under the cap.


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The earliest known West African empire is Ghana. It is unknown when the Ghana empire was first established but, according to the first historical accounts, the empire of Ghana was established around 800 CE by Soninke peoples. Because West Africa had lots of gold, Ghana's main trading item in the trans-Saharan trade network was gold. Ghana engaged in trade with peoples in the north, such as the Arabs and the Berbers. Ghana traded gold in return for salt, which was another important trade item for Ghana. By 1000 CE, Ghana was a powerful and wealthy empire because it taxed trade and controlled most of the important trading cities. Around 1054 CE, The Almoravids, a nomadic group, took over many important trading cities, as well as Ghana's capital and forced the people of Ghana to convert to Islam. The empire of Ghana declined and it never recovered.
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 11 (HealthDay News) -- Adults bothered by the appearance of crow's feet -- lines at the outside corners of the eyes -- have a new treatment option.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved the use of Botox Cosmetic for temporary improvement of moderate to severe crow's feet.
Botox Cosmetic (onabotulinum toxin A) has been approved in the United States since 2002 to treat frown lines between the eyebrows. It works to make wrinkles less prominent by keeping facial muscles from tightening, according to an FDA news release.
"This additional indication will provide people with a new FDA-approved treatment option for those seeking a smoother appearance by temporarily minimizing the appearance of crow's feet at the sides of the eyes," Dr. Susan Walker, director of the division of dermatology and dental products in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in the news release.
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Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) was established on 1st April, 1949 after it has been bifurcated from the operating joint public service commission of Bihar and Odisha. The existing OPSC has a chairman and six members carrying the major function of recruitment for appointment to the subordinate and various ministerial departments. The recruitment is done through holding competitive examinations and personality tests, only through interviews or only through the competitive examination depending on the type of the posts being filled in for the government services.
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For details regarding the vacant posts and syllabus one can visit the Odisha PSC official website www.opsc.gov.in/
Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) released employment notification inviting online applications from suitable candidates for the recruitment of Lecturers in (Group-A) of Odisha Education Service. Total 281 posts are being recruited by OPSC and the last date for applying online is 31st July, 2013.
Lecturers : 281 (ST-62, SC-44, SEBC-31, UR-144)
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Age Limit : 21 to 33 years
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Armon Johnson, who played in New Jersey at the end of last season, will soon sign a non-guaranteed deal with the Magic, the last of the Nets 2012 free agents to sign. Johnson was reportedly headed to Orlando in the failed Dwight Howard trade. Two other Nets have signed "make good" contracts: Sundiata Gaines with the Pacers and Damion James with the Hawks. Shelden Williams signed with Chalon Elan of France and Gerald Green received a three-year, $10 million deal with the Pacers.


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I-95 Traveler Alert
(New) On Tuesday, Feb. 12, just after midnight, all traffic on I-95 north and south at mile marker 147 located near Exit 148 (Marine Corps Base Quantico) will be stopped intermittently for up to 15 minutes at a time for utility work. The closures will take place between midnight and 4 a.m.
To avoid delays northbound motorists are urged to exit I-95 at Exit 143 (Route 610/Garrisonville) in Stafford County and southbound motorists should exit at Exit 150 (Joplin Road) in Prince William County to access Route 1 north and south.
Signs and message boards will be posted along the corridor to inform motorists of construction activities. State police will be onsite directing traffic.
Monday – Thursday, 8 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., slope repair work continues on I-95 south between Exit 148 (Quantico Marine Corps Base) in Prince William County and Exit 143 (Route 610/Aquia/Garrisonville) in Stafford County.
The right lane will be closed near mile marker 147. Motorists should expect minor travel delays in this area.
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Falmouth Intersection (New) Monday – Friday, daylight to dusk; Motorists should be alert to demolition activity at the Falmouth intersection. All travel lanes on Route 1, Route 17 and Butler Road will remain open at all times. This work is in connection the Falmouth Intersection Improvement Project.
Route 1 (Falmouth Bridge) Sunday - Thursday, 8 p.m. – 6 a.m.; Work continues on the Falmouth Bridge Sidewalk Rehabilitation Project. Motorists will be restricted to one lane on Route 1 northbound or southbound at the Falmouth Bridge during the overnight hours. The sidewalk will remain closed to pedestrian traffic for the duration of the project.
Route 1 (Aquia Creek Bridge) Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.; One lane will be closed on Route 1 north between Rt. 610 (Garrisonville Rd.) and Rt. 637 (Telegraph Rd.). This lane closure is in connection with the project to replace the bridge over Aquia Creek on Route 1.
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I-95 Ramp at Exit 130 (New) On Monday night the ramp from I-95 north to Route 3 west will be closed to traffic beginning at 10 p.m. until 4 a.m. on Tuesday. Crews will be performing an environmental clean up along the shoulder of the ramp resulting from a diesel spill caused by last week's tractor trailer crash on the ramp.
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Route 208 (Spotsylvania Courthouse Bypass, Phase II) Construction continues on the final segment of the Spotsylvania Courthouse Bypass from Post Oak Road to just east of the Ta River near Lake Anna. Estimated completion date is spring 2013.
Route 3 Widening Project (Spotsylvania County Project) This widening project of Route 3 is located between Chewing Lane and Gordon Road.
Under Construction - Stafford County
Route 1 Bridge over Aquia Creek Crews are mobilizing equipment on Route 1 at Aquia Creek, located just south of Telegraph Road, in preparation for replacement of the bridge. Motorists should be alert to construction equipment entering and exiting the work zone. Estimated completion date is August 2015.
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Route 207 Bridge Replacement Project Work is underway to replace the westbound Route 207 bridge over the CSX railroad tracks. Eastbound and westbound traffic has been shifted to the eastbound Route 207 bridge. Motorists should be alert to this new traffic pattern. The speed limit has been reduced to 45 mph in the work zone. Estimated completion date is May 2013.
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Route 301 Bridge over the Rappahannock River Work is underway on the Route 301 bridge over the Rappahannock River. The bridge connects Caroline and King George counties at Port Royal. All traffic has been shifted to the southbound lanes on the bridge with one lane open to traffic in each direction. Motorists should be alert to construction activity and changes in traffic patterns. Estimated completion date is July 2013.
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Petersburg Alumni Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority celebrates centennial with 100 bricks
PETERSBURG - The Petersburg Alumni Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. will celebrate 100 years of the sorority's existence with 100 commemorative bricks to be placed in front of the new Petersburg Public Library. Soro Yvette Robinson, who also serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the Petersburg Library Foundation, is coordinating the efforts to have the Delta's purchase the bricks. To date, 40 bricks have been purchased and will honor family members or will be specific to honoring the Petersburg Alumni Chapter.
Members gathered on the construction site of the new Petersburg Public Library to remind other Delta's to get their order in before June 1. The Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was established January 13, 1913, on the campus of Howard University. In 1937 the Delta's established and circulated the "traveling library" in the South to provide access to blacks. Mrs. Robinson said "this is our (Petersburg Alumni Chapter) way to celebrate the new Petersburg Public Library as we celebrate the Delta Sigma Theta's Centennial."
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Jerry Washington Jr. has been arrested and charged with Burglary 3rd Degree, two counts of Unlawful Breaking and Entering a Vehicle and Attempted Murder. It is believed that Washington was caught in the act when the victim returned to his home in the 700 block of Warrior-Jasper Road and found the suspect in his 19 year old sons vehicle Wednesday night.
The suspect was tracked to his car which was parked in a nearby parking lot. After an altercation with the son the suspect tried to drive off and he knocked the son down with his car. That is when the victim fired two shots at the suspect and missed. The victim was transported to UAB Hospital with minor injuries.
While on the scene, deputies were advised by Warrior Police that Jerry Lee Washington Jr. was at their office to file a report for criminal mischief regarding damage to his car windows. Deputies went to Warrior Police Department and found Washington to be the suspect in this case. He was arrested and placed in the Jefferson County Jail.
Deputies investigating the burglary discovered that a shed owned by the victim and another car had been broken into as well.
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And you didn't adress the other point I made: All the other old character's put in and the fact Disney has a rumor floating around about a CGI movie about Oswald..


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LEEVILLE, La. (AP) - Along the coast of Louisiana - cemeteries are becoming skeletons.
Windell Curole, General Manager of the South LaFourche Levee District explains, "We talk about rest in peace and yet we can't...(mumbles)...We did not bury people in marshes. We buried them on high ground."
Burial plots in at least two dozen cemeteries across the state's southeast coast are literally washing away - sinking into the gulf.
Erosion and huge storms like Katrina, Rita and Isaac to blame.
Archie Chaisson, Coastal Zone Manager for Lafourche Parish says, "During Hurricane Isaac with the Breathwaite community in Plaquemines Parish. There were upwards of 300 graves that were inundated with water and caskets that popped up and were spread all over the highway that the cemetery directors had to go and put back in the ground."
In some cases human remains have separated from caskets.
Many of the plots and headstones are historic, dating back to the early 1800's.
Relatives say they feel powerless.
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Since the 1930's, Louisiana has lost an estimated 1900 square miles of land to the Gulf of Mexico and some say the problem is getting worse
"When I was kid, this place didn't flood. So, it was on high ground - you never heard of such a thing as graves floating." says Timothy Kerner, Mayor of the Town of Lafitte, La.
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yeah, i do that sometimes, but i mostly get my parents annoyed by going on the computer for too long... >;3
2012-06-10 01:17:34
My saturday is sleeping in til 11:00am if im extremely lucky, kicking my brother off the computer to go on DA and check emails for around 2 hours, then read a romance book for the rest of the day non-stop, have dinner then read some more, go to bed then read until i finish the book. This happens 8/10 saturdays. Oh and the book is between 350-500 pages long. - im a fast reader!
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I found 6-7 most painfull points on my ears and placed vaccaria seeds on them 2-3 days ago. Among other issues i have a problem of heat rising up my throat and so the back of my throat is always red but it doesn't hurt. This condition is a chronic one and is lasting for years.
Now after those previously mentioned 2-3 days i started feelin ''pain'' on my right side of the throat, its not really pain but i can feel it when i swallow etc. I haven't been sick, not even with a cold for over 5 years now so i am pretty sure its not bacterial or viral.
Was wondering if this is due to the vaccaria seeds making affect since i placed 2-3 seeds where esophagus/throat points are located. I have removed those seeds early morning and have left only 2-3 seeds on my ears in the points which are extremly tender, where it hurts even if i place a feather on them.
Ear point seeds should put
Ear point seeds should put one ear for 2-3 days a term, and exchange to the other ear for the second term. It is alternate treatment. too long time to stimulate one ear is not good for treatment.
Yes, you need repeat on each
Yes, you need repeat on each ear for alternate treatments, and you also can change the points prescription on the ear, everyday you need self press or massage the seeds several times, but not too hard to hurt the ear, it may need long time treatment to change your body condition. I think after 3 weeks treatments you need one week to rest. If you feel better, you can stop treatment.
There are certainly protocols
There are certainly protocols for different kind of disease, you can read some books about ear points treatment of TCM. In the school text book shows a lot, or you can google it:)
The ear skin broken means
The ear skin broken means inflammation(body heat) happened, so you must stop ear points treatment at once. Throat sore is the body alert of that condition. Normally ear points treatment just a side help of the body needles, after finish the body needling treatment, then use ear points for the treatment to keep longer time effective. So ear points treatment should combined with body needles treatment is the best way.
You need cook well the food
You need cook well the food before eat, it will good for your digestion, keep room air fresh and room temperature comfortable(don't get cold), or wear enough clothes, these will help protect your breath system no get inflammation at throat, You have phlegm, keep spit out of them, don't swollow it. You just 25 years old, it is normal to gain weight at this age, and body heat is Ok at this age. Keep sports exercise to sedate extra body heat is the best way. Have enough sleep time will help your under eyes color.


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Two of the checkpoints were on Highway 74/76, and in total, the measures all led to six DWI arrests, 15 possession of marijuana charges, four charges of driving with a revoked license, five charges of operating without a license, one felony of illegal steroids, one possession of cocaine charge, two arrests for carrying a concealed weapon, two charges of underage drinking, three charges of having open containers, and two charges of driving with an expired tag.
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"Many people who travel to Wilmington or the beaches in Brunswick County have to drive down Highway 74/76 and that makes up a lot of our DWI arrests," said Jamie Turnage, 13th District DWI Prosecutor.
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On Dec. 30, the Governor General of Canada announced 60 new appointments to the Order of Canada, Canada's highest civilian honor. Established in 1967, the Order of Canada is the centrepiece of Canada's honours system and recognizes a lifetime of outstanding achievement, dedication to the community and service to the nation. I was thrilled to hear that Canadian author and literacy advocate, David Bouchard was named as "Member of the Order of Canada for his contributions as an author of children's books and an advocate who has championed the cause of reading and writing, and who has shared his pride as a member of the Métis community through his stories."
A former teacher and principal, Bouchard is British Columbia's best-selling author and single most sought-after public speaker. He has written over 25 best-selling children's books which have won several prestigious awards, among them: the Governor General's Award for The Song Within My Heart, the Lee Bennett Hopkins Poetry Award for Voices from the Wild, the Red Cedar Award for The Great Race and the Amelia Frances Howard-Gibbon Award for Illustration for The Dragon New Year. His books have also been short-listed many times for Canada's most illustrious awards.
Each year David Bouchard travels extensively, championing the cause of literacy to students, parents and educators. During these events, Bouchard shares his perspective: "We do not need new curriculum or harder working teachers in order to get our students to read. We need parents, teachers and administrators who read. The key lies in modeling." He outlines respective roles and responsibilities that will ensure that all children are given the gift of reading. He inspires and leaves his listeners with a concrete plan and the rejuvenation needed to face literacy issues head on.
"The greatest gift we can give our children is the gift of reading. There is no magic in giving it. There is no toy or program that will do the job for us. It takes time, commitment and most of all, fire. We cannot hope to light a fire in the hearts of others without a fire burning in our own. Light and stoke yours, then spread the flame fast and furious. Let literacy be your legacy." says David.
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The Miami Dolphins reportedly worked out Florida Atlantic Owls wide receiver Duron Carter, who is the son of legendary wide receiver Cris Carter. NFL Network draft analyst Gil Brandt tweeted out the news yesterday, as the Dolphins worked out Duron Carter at the regional combine. Brandt notes that Carter has the flu, and he stated earlier that Duron has similar speed and "possession" qualities as his father Cris.
Duron Carter most likely has more character concerns than anybody in the 2013 NFL Draft class, and that's why he isn't going to be drafted this year. Carter has flunked out of two major programs in Ohio State (where his father played) and Alabama. He had so much potential and talent coming out of high school as a blue-chip prospect, but his poor attitude and struggles in school have undermined his talent.
Carter does have talent, and he can be a solid possession wide receiver. He is a smaller receiver, but his 4.58 forty time is decent. I think he will land somewhere as a priority free agent due to his talent, because there will be a team that wants to take a gamble on his talent even with those huge character issues. Will it be the Miami Dolphins? We'll see, but I have a feeling several Dolphins fans would cringe if the team added Carter.
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To find Clem's Holler, drive about 0.5 miles west out of Leavenworth. Park in a pullout on the south side of the road, across from a "Deer for 7 miles" sign on the north side. The approach trail begins about 100 yards up from the pullout on the north side of the road.
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The Sunday Times Top Track 250 league table ranks LycaMobile group as one of Britain's top 5 mid-market private companies with the biggest sales.
Subaskaran Allirajah's LycaMobile group has made its second appearance in the Top Track 250 league table of mid-market private companies published in the Sunday Times Fast Track on 13th October 2013.
Renowned for its flagship brand LycaMobile, the largest global provider of low cost international mobile calls, LycaMobile is ranked 4th out of a total of 250 companies.
The Top Track 250 league table features companies that have grown exponentially in a difficult year. The rankings identify firms that have increased their revenues or, when sales have decreased, boosted their operating profits according to the latest accounts. The Top Track 250 is compiled by Fast Track and featured in the Sunday Times with sponsorship from Grant Thornton.
Subaskaran Allirajah, Chairman and Founder of the LycaMobile Group commented,
"I am very proud that LycaMobile has once again been acknowledged for its successes and is ranked as Britain's 4th top mid-market private company. This is great recognition for my team, after a hugely successful and pivotal year for the company.
Milind Kangle, Lycmobile Group Chief Executive added:
"I would like to congratulate the hardworking LycaMobile team, who have been instrumental in securing this fantastic achievement for a third year in a row. I am confident we will be able to build on these successes and drive the Group forward to greater success in 2014."
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LycaMobile is a prepaid mobile SIM card provider that provides low-cost, high-quality international and national calls and has acquired over 30 million customers across 16 countries (UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Italy, Portugal, Australia, France, Germany, Poland, Spain, Ireland and the USA). The brand was initially introduced in 2006 and is already Europe's largest pre-pay MVNO. LycaMobile continues to grow rapidly with further market launches planned throughout 2013.


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Rape is never taken seriously, the rapists rarely gets a decent sentence if they even get reported (rainn.org states that in every 100 rapes, only 46 get reported and out of that 46, 12 actually get arrested, 9 get prosecuted, 5 lead to a felony conviction, and only 3 ever spend even a single day in prison), people make stupid jokes (LULZ HALP HE'S RAPING ME! *actually just tickling* or the rape sloth or 'if you rape a prostitute, is it a crime or shoplifting? (I have heard this one and it is still a crime because a prostitute has (or at least should have) the right to say no at any time)), and women face a lot of shit for getting raped because obviously she shouldn't have ever gotten that drunk, shouldn't have been wearing that, or she already sleeps around so it's no biggie right? Plus, there are many misconceptions like it's only pretty, young (mostly white) women that are raped and they're raped in allies by strangers right? Wrong! According again to rainn.org, 2/3 of offenders are known to the victim and 50% of rape victims report the rape happening either in their home or within a mile from their home. Rape is not about sex. It is about power and control over another human being. If it was about how much skin you showed, Muslim women wouldn't be getting raped because they cover up. If rape was about how drunk someone was then sober women wouldn't be getting raped. The point is this: Rape jokes aren't funny because they marginalize women who have been sexually assaulted because it's not taken seriously and they poke fun at an incredibly traumatizing experience. Furthermore, they trivialize an INCREDIBLY serious crime that already isn't taken seriously. I know this talked about women and yes, I realise men are victims too but 9 out of 10 victims are female (rainn.org). When you see someone tell a rape joke, call that motherfucker out and say, 'Hey man, rape jokes are not funny.' I've done this and I'm seen as a killjoy all the time and I'm just "the crazy feminist who can't take a joke". No, I'm the feminist that chooses to stand up for what is right and tries to educate people on why it's not okay. That's my argument.
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Alvin college has many students that plan to transfer when they finish with their basic studies at the college. Alvin's faculty understand that this is the plan for many students and they provide them with the tools to make that transition. For example, they get students in contact with academic advisors to the students intended school of transfer. In addition, they has a knowledgeable career service department to help students that are planning to go straight into the job market and need help building a professional resume.
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#7 - Dallas Mavericks Dirk Nowitzki knows what's up. $466 million worth. The Mav's owner Mark Cuban continues to be one of the NBA's most innovative owners. His latest coup was a joint venture with the NFL's Dallas Cowboys to hold the 2010 NBA All-Star Game at the Cowboys' new stadium set to open next year.
If you watched "Out of Bounds" Sunday, both myself and dual medial icon Newy Scruggs both accurately predicted the Mavs would lose game two to the Spurs. It's not that were really smart (eventhough Newy will tell you differently), it's just that the Mavs weren't supposed to win game one. And it's the Spurs. They've won four titles, have the loudest fans in the league, and know how to protect their wood. The Mavs couldn't afford to get beat up like they did, but anyone who's seen the Mavs and/or Spurs this season knew how to predict the outcome of game two. How come weather guys can't make it that easy? Here's what else Newy and I had to say about game two.


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Hi Deb, I have a large formal dining room with a big table and 12 chairs. I feel like its time to change the colour of the upholstered seats and I would like to a few other things. I've removed all the curtains (these were the same colour as the chairs). Do you have any ideas for the drapery? Should it be the same fabric as the chairs? I also want a new light fixture, and I think it should be a chandelier. I wasn't sure what to put on the wall above the hutch, should be artwork or a mirror? The room feels a little flat and dull right now so I'd really like to give it a bit more wow factor. Thanks, Brenda
Hi Brenda. You've got a lovely formal dining room. There are a few additions to the room that will be in keeping with the traditional look of the space, but will add that wow factor. Sometimes large dining rooms can feel empty and cold; so adding fabric, some colour and even a rug, can help add a luxe look and fullness to the room.
The cream paneled walls and warm wood floors set a neutral stage for almost any colour scheme. Since your dining set is a mid brown tone, the colour that comes to mind for the new seating fabric would be a blue shade. I'd look for a durable fabric in a solid blue.
You can go with a colour that is quite dark, like a navy, which will also help hide spills on the chairs. If you are comfortable going with a lighter fabric, a colour like what you see on the chairs in the solution room is a great look.
It would be a good idea to place something on the wall above the hutch in the room. My suggestion is to add a mirror here; not only does a large mirror add a brightness to the wall, it can reflect your new chandelier.
A large mirror is a common element in a traditional dining room. I like the idea of contrasting the frame of the mirror from the wood of the furniture. If you go with something with a gilded accent, it will match the hardware on the hutch and you can also tie that in to the same finish on the chandelier and curtain rods in the room.
Lighting in your dining room will be key. If you enjoy a chandelier I would say you should go for it. The solution room shows you how a large, formal chandelier can be the focal point of the whole troom. A chandelier will give the room a regal look and adds sparkle and elegance.
Rug & drapery
To add some pattern to the room, I'd recommend floor length drapery panels to all the windows in the room. I love a classic rug in blue shades like the one in the solution room. This style of rug adds a formality to the room, but it also brings in colour and makes a large dining room feel cozier. It can really anchor a big room like this and the pattern is amazing at hiding any spills.
For the drapery, I would go with a solid fabric in a light colour like in the solution room. This is especially important if you add a large rug with pattern.
I'd recommend full length drapery panels to all the windows in the room. This will add a lot of visual warmth to the room. I would also suggest nice full drapery panels with a traditional pleat at the top, which is in keeping with the formal look of the room.
You will often see wall sconces in formal dining rooms, this is something else you can consider putting in the room. Having these on when dining or entertaining adds another level of lighting to the room. The other nice touch would be a couple of large candelabras to put the finishing touch on the regal tone of the room.


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THANK YOU, RANDY MOSS RULE. Victor Cruz never played in the MAC but thanks to his UMass days, he counts for the purposes of this league. He had over 26 points and the MAC beat the Big East by about 20 points. But in terms of true MAC players, guys like Andrew Hawkins and Abram Elam (both new pickups) and Chase Blackburn outperformed their projections. I have no idea what that means, but it sounds good!
Antonio Gates was apparently out with an injury, and I didn't even know he was sick. Tony Scheffler could've added another point, but Miami/Packers tight end Tom Crabtree caught a touchdown, which is good to know.
Defensively the team's pretty thin with injuries to James Harrison and Frank Zombo, but fortunately most players don't accrue a ton of points on that side. Gotta stick with the players we have.
So the MAC is now at 1-1 (plus would win the Have Nots division on tiebreakers) and plays the Mountain West, currently 0-2 and has scored the least in the league, which means of course the Mountain West will win this week.


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Angels may demote the wrong Weaver
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Shhh, let's keep this a secret from Arte Moreno, Bill Stoneman, Mike Scioscia and Bud Black because, obviously, they'd prefer not to know, but the most effective Angel pitcher this season has been Jered Weaver.
Yet, incredibly, implausibly, stupidly, nonsensically, moronically, illogically, laughably alas, space limitations prevent me from continuing this march of compelling adverbs the Angels are on the threshold of reaching far back into their ghastly history and exceeding some of their more ignoble deeds.
Please, tell me they're kidding, that they're not seriously considering sending Jered Weaver the hottest commodity in an Angels' uniform, three starts, three victories, 19 1/3-innings, 17 strikeouts, 11 hits, 3 walks, 1.86 ERA back to Salt Lake City.
The Angels were floundering haplessly until Weaver arrived a couple of weeks ago to make an impressive major league debut against the Baltimore Orioles and he's been equally impressive in succeeding starts against the Cleveland Indians and Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
What's a guy have to do to prove he belongs in the major leagues?
I mean, just because his older, painfully erratic brother, Jeff Weaver, has a contract that pays him $8.325 million this season, should that exempt Jeffery Gopher Boy from being yanked from the starting rotation, especially since he's 3-8 and given up 49 earned runs in 69 innings?
Sure, Bartolo Colon is coming off the disabled list, and someone has to be removed to make room for him in a starting rotation that also includes John Lackey, Kelvim Escobar and Ervin Santana.
But why should it be Jered Weaver, who has been flawless?
What's Mike Scioscia thinking? Or is he?
What about Stoneface Stoneman?
Does this weird situation deserve an intervention from Arte Moreno?
What's Bud Black, the Angels' pitching coach, going to tell Jered Weaver if they indeed do return Weaver to the Pacific Coast League? Perhaps he will say, "Eh, Jered, you're going to have to work a little more on your control. Eh, after all, you gave up three walks."
Actually, the Angels are set to treat Weaver the same way they did when they selected him in the first round of the 2004 draft and decided to play hardball with him and his agent, Scott Boras, during the ensuing year.
I strongly endorsed their stance at the time.
And I was wrong.
In retrospect, Scott Boras was right.
Jered Weaver, who in his final season at Long Beach State was 15-1 with 1.62 ERA and 213 strikeouts and just 21 walks in 144 innings, deserved to be paid as though he were the first player picked in the draft, since the only reason he dropped to No. 12 was because he was being represented by the notoriously tough Boras.
As it was, Weaver reluctantly wound up signing at the last moment with the Angels, receiving a $4 million bonus, which didn't exactly put him on bread on water.
And now the Angels are set to again upset Weaver, who says publicly he doesn't mind going back to Salt Lake City but privately has to be seething about such a ridiculous, undeserved demotion.
For so many decades, the Angels were a joke of a franchise, fraught with lousy players, terrible managers, incompetent GMs and misguided ownership.
Oh, there were periods of success under the ol' Cowboy, Gene Autry, but Gene Mauch's strategic playoff malfunctions in 1982 and 1986 prevented the team from winning the American League title.
After the death of Autry, his wife, Jackie Autry, turned out to be a disappointment, as did the Disney corporation even though, miraculously, the Angels broke through to win the World Series in 2002 in Disney's final season of ownership.
It seemed, finally, the Angels had found a leader, Arte Moreno, who would provide the team with the stability and shrewdness needed for it to be a perennial pennant contender, as he built a solid minor league system and wasn't fearful about spending millions on high-priced players like Vladimir Guerrero, Orlando Cabrera, Kelvim Escobar, Colon and many others.
But if the Angels do go ahead and dispatch the fellow, Jered Weaver, who's been most responsible for resurrecting their season, the team henceforth should be known as the Los Angeles Angels of Comedy Central...
The Angels desperately have been trying to trade Jeff Weaver, but no one wants him because of his inflated ERA and salary. They attempted last week to move Weaver and second baseman Adam Kennedy to the Toronto Blue Jays for third baseman Shea Hillebrand, but the Blue Jays wisely nixed it. Who but the Angels wants to be stuck with Jeff Weaver?...


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During the "lost years" following the grueling production and ultimate success of "Days of Heaven," (which turned into a 20-year stretch), Malick hid out in Paris and worked on a movie tentatively titled "Q." According to the lengthy and in-depth Vanity Fair article that came out right before "The Thin Red Line," the film initially included "a prologue, which dramatized the origins of life." Except that the segment "became increasingly elaborate and would ultimately take over the rest of the story." The "origins of life" bit would make the transition to "The Tree of Life," but otherwise, the visualization of the cosmos would have been strikingly different – "Q" featured a "sleeping god, underwater, dreaming of the origins of the universe, starting with the big bang and moving forward, as fluorescent fish swam into the deity's nostrils." It got fairly far along, with Malick traveling between Paris and Los Angeles where he had installed a small team, mostly comprised of photographers and special effects technicians, until one day, just like the big bang only in reverse, everything just stopped. According to visual effects supervisor Richard Taylor, "One Monday, Terry never showed up. He didn't call anybody, we couldn't find him… He just stopped." Paramount funded Malick's work on the film to the tune of $1 million -- big money for the late 1970s -- and according to several players in the Malick milieu, became impatient when thousands of dollars and years later, he still had not turned in a script. So they began pressuring him.
As the legend goes, Malick's refusal to rush or to work to anyone's timetable but his own, was the reason he moved to Paris and took what turned out to be a 20-year vacation from movies. "Q" obviously formed the early, nascent version of the "The Tree of Life," minus the family story in Texas that gives the film its heart and pulse. And while similar, there are some radically different things about "Q." It had a section set in the Middle East during World War I, and it also had a Minotaur, "sleeping in the water [dreaming] about the evolution of the universe, seeing the earth change from a sea of magma to the earliest vegetation," according to Taylor. The script was said to be 250 pages long, which is about 50 pages longer than the epic 198-page 'Tree of Life' script. Considering how much of its "origin of the universe" concept Malick seems to have cannibalized for 'Tree of Life,' it's probably impossible that we'll ever see this film, but we suppose he could one day utilize some of its other discarded elements.
"The Moviegoer"/"Desert Rose"
With no films coming in the near-two-decades between "Days of Heaven" and "The Thin Red Line," Malick had to support himself somehow after his production deal with Paramount ended in 1983. He brought home the bacon by writing scripts for hire, with Peter Biskind in Vanity Fair mentioning an unnamed project for Louis Malle (if only that had come to pass...) and a rewrite on "Countryman," a script by Robert Dillon ("French Connection II," "Waking the Dead") that was never produced. Perhaps the two best known of this era (bar "Great Balls of Fire!," more on which below) were two novel adaptations: "The Moviegoer," based on the classic novel by Walker Percy, and "The Desert Rose" by Larry McMurtry, author of the source material for "Lonesome Dove" and "Terms of Endearment."
It's unclear whether "The Moviegoer" was an assignment or self-generated, but either way, the book, which Time Magazine named one of the 100 greatest of their lifetime in 2005, appears to have been prime Malick territory. The existential tale follows a stockbroker and Korean War veteran in 1950s New Orleans, a man who connects more with film and literature than he does with his own life. It's fascinating to wonder what Malick would have made of it (and surely that script is floating out there somewhere), but if he ever had plans to direct it himself, as it seems he did, they're long gone: one of the many casualties of Hurricane Katrina. Malick told the audience at a rare Q&A in Bartesville (where his next film is mostly shot) around the release of "The New World" that he'd given up on the idea, saying "I don't think the New Orleans of the book exists anymore." Still, it's wormed its way into popular culture regardless: it's a definite influence on "Mad Men."
As for "The Desert Rose," that was a strict paycheck gig: Rob Cohen, of all people, the future director of "The Fast & The Furious" and "xXx," was at the time the head of Taft-Barish Productions and hired Malick to write the script with the intention that Barry Levinson, hot off "Diner" and "The Natural," would direct. The book isn't what you'd think of as obvious Malick material -- it's a Vegas-set tale of a fading showgirl and her daughter, not a million miles away from "Mildred Pierce" -- but again, it would have been fascinating to see him out of his comfort zone. "The Desert Rose" came close to making it to the screen again later, with Nora Ephron being announced in the trades as director, with sister Delia Ephron writing the script for Columbia in 2002, although again, it didn't come to pass.
Jean Erica Moniker | March 25, 2013 2:47 PM
I saw "Deadhad Miles" with my father at a WGA screening in 1971(?) except that it didn't yet have a title and as I recall no title sequence. For years I've wondered about it but didn't even have a name to search for although I did recall Alan Arkin being the star. The one scene that stands out in my mind was when a car (a hearse or ?) pulls up next to Alan Arkin's truck and there's a prostitute splayed out in the back soliciting truck drivers for sex. I assume her pimp was driving. It was quite surreal as was the film in general. The film definitely made an impression though it seemed rather random to me as a 15-year old at the time.
r | February 19, 2013 11:55 AM
John Travolta was obviously joking when he said Malick stopped working because he couldn't do Days of Heaven.
Michael Chase Walker | February 18, 2013 9:02 PM
Wow, this is a giant get --exceptional article -- ought to launch Oliver Lytellton into film journalism stratosphere. Kudos all around to Indiewire et al! Congrats guys! Superb! âItâs as if he had ripped open his heart and bled his true feelings onto the page,â he said at that time. The Vanity Fair article author Peter Biskind said, âit is indeed a remarkable script,â describing it as ââThe Exorcistâ as written by Dostoyevsky.â
IWM | April 9, 2012 5:10 AM
Great reporting, very informative.
Chris P. | September 20, 2011 3:34 AM
It was Martin Scorsese who was supposed to direct THE GRAVY TRAIN but was replaced by Starrett. If Malick was considered for the job, it was before Roger Gimbel and Jonathan Taplin were involved.
Orchid | August 2, 2011 6:03 AM
STORY STRUCTURE, STORY STRUCTURE, STORY STRUCTURE - go see Kal's excellent work at http://www.clickok.co.uk/index4.html
CC | August 2, 2011 5:28 AM
Wow, Damian. You are a moron....
Damian | July 22, 2011 7:08 AM
Nice article. Very informative.
But thank goodness the majority of his screenplays haven't been made. And the ones that have been produced have sunk into near-oblivion. Malick, for me is one of those very rare directors: each of his succeeding films was worse than his previous one. I'm serious about this: if it wasn't for "Zookeeper," "The Tree of Life" would be the worst film I've seen this year.
Oh, one thing about the article. The part about, "...after "Badlands" and "Days of Heaven" Malick was possibly the most important American filmmaker alive." He wouldn't have been, even if Coppola, Lumet, Allen and Fosse were dead.
Matt | July 15, 2011 7:45 AM
Thank you.
Edward Davis | July 15, 2011 3:53 AM
Phil we actually mentioned most of the pre-Badlands stuff in our Badlands piece.
Great read, hats off to these guys.
phil p. | July 15, 2011 3:50 AM
Great article, with a lot of information on unproduced screenplays that I hadn't picked up over the years.
However, you neglected to mention Malick's involvement in the writing of DIRTY HARRY, Jack Nicholson's DRIVE, HE SAID, and POCKET MONEY (for which Malick receives sole screenwriting credit, though his script is an adaptation).
Btw, DEADHEAD MILES is excellent -- an unsung gem of the 1970s -- with an incredible comic performance from Alan Arkin, who (it has been speculated) was actually imitating Malick. The film used to air regularly on the Arts & Entertainment (A&E) network, though the print on Netflix Streaming is uncut and well worth catching.
juan | July 14, 2011 7:14 AM
I am spanisch srerwrentier films
Paul Maher Jr. | July 13, 2011 12:56 PM
1. Malick's last interview was in 1979.
2. Most of this information was already published in Peter Biskind's article, "The Runaway Genius" in Vanity Fair and David Handelman's "Absence of Malick" published in California magazine in 1985. The rest is from Criterion commentaries. A great pastiche piece, but nothing original.
Bobby Geisler | July 13, 2011 11:35 AM
Best account I have read, and I as there. --- great work. Thank you. / -- Bobby Geisler
Bobby Geisler | July 13, 2011 8:24 AM
I'm compelled to correct a couple of typographical mistakes in my earlier simple (but sincere) comment:
Best account I have read, and I was there --- great work. Thank you. / -- Bobby Geisler
Theoc | July 13, 2011 7:34 AM
Excellent an education for me, thank you.
Michael | July 13, 2011 1:59 AM
This is the only place I've seen ANY info about the "lost 20 years."
Edward Davis | July 13, 2011 1:19 AM
Good ol' Paul Maher Jr -- the guy who shut down his Malick blog in a huge tantrum because everyone was "stealing from it," meanwhile he was copy and pasting every Malick article online on his blog and never sourcing or crediting. Writing a similar article in PopMatters that also didn't even properly source.
As the guy who thinks he owns Malick online,I was wondering when you would finally show up and shit on something like this. Gotta say since this article outdoes anything you've done, one must question your motivation other than trying to place a link to your own blog.
Kevin Jagernauth | July 13, 2011 1:03 AM
Hey Paul, we make no secret of the projects mentioned in Vanity Fair article. It's linked throughout.
The rest are from a number of different places and we cite each source -- you might want to try actually reading this thing instead of bitterly dismissing it. (There are only two Criterion quotes in the entire piece).
Misanthrope | July 12, 2011 11:43 AM
Just need to echo the sentiments of the other commenters. This blog has become a daily stop for me not just for movie news, but the impeccable reviews and essays. I don't know why the people who write for this site aren't getting paid money to do this professionally (or maybe they are?).
jon | July 12, 2011 7:43 AM
Great work, dudes.
hecarell | July 12, 2011 6:17 AM
fantastic job on this article. you guys produce high-quality work that surpasses your average blog.
Virgílio Souza | July 12, 2011 6:16 AM
stuffy | July 12, 2011 6:13 AM
The Linklater/TM project was shot... Well partly.
Back when Linklater was attached to FNL the movie.
He shot an entire season of Bay City, Texas high school football.
He was going to go back the next year and shoot a dramatization of the kids lives... it was super 16mm... So cheap. Rights issues arose and some other duchebag directed FNL and the project collapsed as he wasnt interested in two football movies going head to head
BuntyHoven | July 12, 2011 6:12 AM
Good stuff, guys. These Malick articles have been great over the past few weeks. Nice distillation of all the random facts scattered across the internets.


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Give more info on the orrigional band! Paul Mendoza, Russell Tabayoyn, Seth Pressley, Patrick McNerney, and John Holland.
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