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The Wolverine Orchestra| Original Memphis Five | Hitch's Happy Harmonists| Ross Gorman and His Orchestra | The Red Heads | Red Nichols and his Five Pennies | Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra | Tram, Bix and Eddie | The Six Hottentots | The Charleston Chasers | Miff Mole and His Molers | Don Voorhees and His Orchestra
Tram, Bix and Lang | Red Nichols and His Orchestra | Red Norvo
For most general jazzlovers the term 'modern jazz' is retrospectively defined – however obstinately or anachronistically - by the postwar revolutions of Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Thelonius Monk; all of them more than sixty years old now. So how can there be a collection such as this which delves back yet another twenty years in order to (gloriously) celebrate 'the Jazz Modernists l924-33'?
Well, if we know that on February 26th l917 the first cacophonous jazz recording - 'Livery Stable Blues' and 'Dixie Jass Band One-Step' by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band - burst unrepentantly on the public ear, it follows that not only had a new and virile artform launched itself on the world, but that its refinement by a new intellectual generation was both urgent, inevitable and musically seductive too. So that by June l924 Paul Whiteman – an historic champion of Beiderbecke and his contemporaries - had already presented his groundbreaking "Experiment in Modern Music" concert at Aeolian Hall New York; a broad reflection of what was around in American music of the period, including not only jazz sweet and hot, but what might be (gratuitously) called 'light music' as well as the premiere of George Gershwin's 'Rhapsody in Blue'. And it's no surprise, therefore, that, at the same time, American jazzmen were drawing on the same contemporary influences to enrich and enlarge their own artistic outputs.
Classical music seemed to have been closer to jazz at this point that its longhair afficionadoes might have been prepared to admit. "But" said Paul Whiteman " – you'll never learn to bounce in jazz if you don't know your Bach and your Beethoven!" And even if it was Ravel, Delius and Debussy who were the men of the day, they certainly provided some of the incidental inspirational sources which l920s jazz musicians brought to their creations. And this was inevitable. Because ten years previously the music of which they would subsequently be historic pioneers had yet to furnish viable artistic premises by existing on record at all!
Mit modernem Jazz verbindet man eigentlich Namen wie Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie und Miles Davis. Dass schon 20 Jahre vor deren Neuerung im Jazz einzelne Musiker und deren Ensembles diese Neuerungen vorbereiteten, versucht diese CD mit einem kenntnisreichen Booklet-Text von Digby Fairweather zu belegen - in Wort und Musik. So ist 'The Jazz Modernists' als ein kleines tönendes Geschichtsbuch zu verstehen.
1Royal garden blues02:54
2The meanest blues03:17
3Washboard shuffle02:42
4Boneyard shuffle03:06
5Rhythm of the day03:11
6Nervous Charlie02:42
7The chant02:37
8That's no bargain02:45
9Singin' the blues03:01
10For no reason at all in C03:04
11Melancholy Charlie02:50
13Mean dog blues03:14
14Three blind mice03:02
15Feelin' no pain02:51
17Wringin' and twistin'03:03
18Humpty Dumpty03:01
19Krazy kat02:55
21A imagination02:58
22Harlem twist02:53
23In a mist03:18
24Dance of the octopus03:20


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Trek Life - Just the Music
Artist: Trek Life
Producer: Duke Westlake
Album: Hometown Foreigner
Avg Rating: 4.0 ( 5 total votes )
Thankfully, we have emcees like Trek Life to drop records that remind us of the true essence of Hip-Hop. With his latest release, Just the Music, you can't help but think about summer days as a kid, riding in your mother's car hearing your favorite record come on the radio. Like the intro suggests, "this is a love song, to the people who love songs," a vibe only only enhanced by Trek's smooth lyricism and Duke Westlake's superb production This is the first release off of his upcoming album, Hometown Foreigner, due out April 2, and entirely produced by Westlake. The album will also feature verses from yU, Oddisee, Bishop Lamont, Richard Wright, and more. Be sure to check back with us for any upcoming releases from the Cali veteran.
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High Sierra Trek 45+
4-star: 1
3-star: 0
2-star: 0
1-star: 0
As my first pack, and the only pack that I've ever…
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As my first pack, and the only pack that I've ever carried, I feel that I can't give the most accurate review of this backpack. However, this pack has never failed me or shown any signs of wear.
- Lots of space with an optional lower compartment perfect for stuffing a sleeping bag away
- Plenty of places to attach extra gear
- Comfortable, wicking shoulder straps and breathable fabric against the back
- There's too many extra straps and cords on the pack; it can be annoying when you're trying to get to stuff
Overall, a pretty good pack for its price.
Retailers' Descriptions
Here's what other sites are saying:
Overstock. High Sierra's hydration compatible backpack with tube port and dual-side water bottle pockets (reservoir not included). Vapel™ Mesh Airflow™ padded shoulder harnesses, waistbelt and back. Adjustable top lid with tricot-lined pocket and shock cord Multiple compression straps Lashing hardware Rain cover in bottom zip pocket Daisy chains Wire cable loops 45+ liter top-load main compartment Waistbelt: 75 Fits torsos: 16-18 Size (L/W/D): 24x15x8- Capacity: 3166cu.in. Weight: 3 lb. 12 oz. Fabric: 1000 denier nylon Overstock . China.
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The High Sierra 45+ frame Trek pack offers a 45+ liter top-load main compartment with a gusseted drawstring closure under the lid and an adjustable top lid with tricot-lined pocket and shock cord to hold extra gear. It comes equipped with lashing hardware, a contoured daisy chain, wire cable loops, and dual-side mesh water bottle pockets for holding a variety of gear. It also comes with a convenient rain cover in the bottom pocket.
- FogDog Sports
For day hikers and travel junkies, this pack has a large top-loading main compartment with a drawstring closure under the lid to seal out weather. Top lid features a tricot-lined pocket to protect valuables such as sunglasses; external shockcord lets you stash extra gear. Side compression straps help balance and secure heavier loads. Hydration-compatible design features reservoir pocket and drink tube exit port for on-the-go hydration (reservoir sold separately). Features daisy chain for attaching accessories to the front of the pack and two mesh water bottle pockets. Vapel mesh Airflow padded back, waistbelt, and shoulder harness wick away moisture; adjustable load-lifter straps distribute weight. Stow-away rain cover (included) fits neatly in bottom zippered compartment. Constructed of 1000-denier Duralite and 600-denier Duralite ripstop nylon. Closeout.
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U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis
Natural Gas
Imports/Exports & Pipelines
Natural Gas Monthly
Released: August 29, 2014
Highlights activities, events, and analyses associated with the natural gas industry. Volume and price data are presented each month for natural gas production, distribution, consumption, and interstate pipeline activities. Producer related activities and underground storage data are also reported. (archived versions)
Monthly/Annual Energy Review - Natural Gas Section
Released: August 27, 2014
Monthly and latest annual time-series and recent statistics on natural gas supply, disposition, and price.
Short-Term Energy Outlook - Natural Gas Section
Released: August 12, 2014
Short-term forecasts of natural gas supply, demand, and price projections.
Natural Gas Imports and Exports
Released: May 28, 2014
U.S. net imports of natural gas into the United States fell 14% in 2013, continuing a decline that began in 2007. Robust natural gas production in the United States likely displaced imports, which decreased by 8% in 2013 to 2,883 Bcf. Based on preliminary data for 2013, domestic dry natural gas production increased by 1% to 24,282 billion cubic feet (Bcf), a new record. Abundant production of natural gas helped reduce U.S. reliance on foreign natural gas and helped maintain a high price differential between domestic and foreign markets outside of North America, increasing interest in the potential export of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Natural Gas Issues and Trends
Released: February 7, 2014
The Energy Information Administration's Natural Gas Issues and Trends provides timelier information and analyses on natural gas markets. (archived versions)
Liquid Fuels and Natural Gas in the Americas
Released: January 30, 2014
The Energy Information Administration's (EIA) Liquid Fuels and Natural Gas in the Americas report, published today, is a Congressionally-requested study examining the energy trends and developments in the Americas over the past decade. The report focuses on liquid fuels and natural gas—particularly reserves and resources, production, consumption, trade, and investment—given their scale and significance to the region.
Natural Gas Annual
Released: December 12, 2013
Provides information on the supply and disposition of natural gas in the United States. Production, transmission, storage, deliveries, and price data are published by state for the current year. Summary data are presented for each state for the previous 5 years. (archived versions)
International Energy Outlook - Natural Gas Section
Released: July 25, 2013
International natural gas projections through 2040.
Gulf of Mexico Fact Sheet
Released: July 1, 2013
Updated data and maps of energy infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico, and updated information on past energy disruptions in the United States. (archived versions)
Short-Term Energy Outlook Supplement: Constraints in New England likely to affect regional energy prices this winter
Released: January 18, 2013
Since November, New England has had the highest average spot natural gas prices in the nation. Average prices at the Algonquin Citygate trading point, a widely used index for New England natural gas buyers, have been $3 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) higher than natural gas prices at the Henry Hub, and more than $2 per MMBtu higher than average spot price at Transco Zone 6 NY, which serves New York City and has historically traded at prices similar to those in New England.
Natural Gas Exports from Iran
Released: October 9, 2012
This assessment of the natural gas sector in Iran, with a focus on Iran's natural gas exports, was prepared pursuant to section 505 (a) of the Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act of 2012 (Public Law No: 112-158). As requested, it includes: (1) an assessment of exports of natural gas from Iran; (2) an identification of the countries that purchase the most natural gas from Iran; (3) an assessment of alternative supplies of natural gas available to those countries; (4) an assessment of the impact a reduction in exports of natural gas from Iran would have on global natural gas supplies and the price of natural gas, especially in countries identified under number (2); and (5) such other information as the Administrator considers appropriate.
Hurricane Isaac
Released: August 31, 2012
Overview, data, and map on energy infrastructure and potential supply disruptions from Hurricane Isaac.
Annual Energy Outlook - Natural Gas Section
Released: June 25, 2012
Natural gas projections to 2040.
Effect of Increased Natural Gas Exports on Domestic Energy Markets
Released: January 19, 2012
This report responds to an August 2011 request from the Department of Energy's Office of Fossil Energy (DOE\/FE) for an analysis of "the impact of increased domestic natural gas demand, as exports." Appendix A provides a copy of the DOE\/FE request letter. Specifically, DOE\/FE asked the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) to assess how specified scenarios of increased natural gas exports could affect domestic energy markets, focusing on consumption, production, and prices.
Expansion of the U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Network
Released: September 30, 2009
Additions in 2008 and Projects through 2011. This report examines new natural gas pipeline capacity added to the U.S. natural gas pipeline system during 2008. In addition, it discusses and analyzes proposed natural gas pipeline projects that may be developed between 2009 and 2011, and the market factors supporting these initiatives. (archived versions)
Natural Gas Market Centers: A 2008 Update
Released: April 24, 2009
This special report looks at the current status of market centers in today's natural gas marketplace, examining their role and their importance to natural gas shippers, pipelines, and others involved in the transportation of natural gas over the North American pipeline network.
Bringing Alaska North Slope Natural Gas to Market (released in AEO2009)
Released: March 31, 2009
At least three alternatives have been proposed over the years for bringing sizable volumes of natural gas from Alaska's remote North Slope to market in the lower 48 states: a pipeline interconnecting with the existing pipeline system in central Alberta, Canada; a gas-to-liquids (GTL) plant on the North Slope; and a large liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility at Valdez, Alaska. The National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) explicitly models the pipeline and GTL options. The what if LNG option is not modeled in NEMS.
Impact of the 2008 Hurricane Season on the Natural Gas Industry
Released: January 26, 2009
This report provides an overview of the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season and its impacts on the natural gas industry
Hurricane Impacts on the U.S. Oil and Natural Gas Markets
Released: September 26, 2008
Report on hurricane impacts on the U.S. oil and natural gas markets.
Distribution of Natural Gas: The Final Step in the Transmission Process
Released: June 27, 2008
This report analyzes the role of local distribution companies (LDCs) and transmission pipelines in delivering natural gas supplies to end use customers, focusing upon the years 1996 through 2006.
Liquefied Natural Gas: Global Challenges (released in AEO2008)
Released: June 26, 2008
U.S. imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in 2007 were more than triple the 2000 total, and they are expected to grow in the long term as North Americas conventional natural gas production declines. With U.S. dependence on LNG imports increasing, competitive forces in the international markets for natural gas in general and LNG in particular will play a larger role in shaping the U.S. market for LNG. Key factors currently shaping the future of the global LNG market include the evolution of project economics, worldwide demand for natural gas, government policies that affect the development and use of natural resources in countries with LNG facilities, and changes in seasonal patterns of LNG trade.
Natural Gas Compressor Stations on the Interstate Pipeline Network: Developments Since 1996
Released: November 7, 2007
This special report looks at the use of natural gas pipeline compressor stations on the interstate natural gas pipeline network that serves the lower 48 states. It examines the compression facilities added over the past 10 years and how the expansions have supported pipeline capacity growth intended to meet the increasing demand for natural gas.
Natural Gas in the Rocky Mountains: Developing Infrastructure
Released: September 20, 2007
This Supplement to the Energy Information Administration's Short-Term Energy Outlook analyzes current natural gas production, pipeline and storage infrastructure in the Rocky Mountains, as well as prospective pipeline projects in these states. The influence of these factors on regional prices and price volatility is examined.
About U.S. Natural Gas Pipelines
Released: June 1, 2007
This information product provides the interested reader with a broad and non-technical overview of how the U.S. natural gas pipeline network operates, along with some insights into the many individual pipeline systems that make up the network. While the focus of the presentation is the transportation of natural gas over the interstate and intrastate pipeline systems, information on subjects related to pipeline development, such as system design and pipeline expansion, are also included.
Alaskan Natural Gas Pipeline Developments (released in AEO2007)
Released: February 22, 2007
The Annual Energy Outlook 2007 reference case projects that an Alaska natural gas pipeline will go into operation in 2018, based on the Energy Information Administration's current understanding of the projects time line and economics. There is continuing debate, however, about the physical configuration and the ownership of the pipeline. In addition, the issue of Alaskas oil and natural gas production taxes has been raised, in the context of a current market environment characterized by rising construction costs and falling natural gas prices. If rates of return on investment by producers are reduced to unacceptable levels, or if the project faces significant delays, other sources of natural gas, such as unconventional natural gas production and liquefied natural gas imports, could fulfill the demand that otherwise would be served by an Alaska pipeline.
U.S. LNG Imports - The Next Wave
Released: January 11, 2007
U.S. LNG imports - The Next Wave, is now available as a special supplement to the January 2007 issue of the Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO). Although liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports still account for less than 3% of total U.S. natural gas supplies, the global market is growing and the Energy Information Administration (EIA) foresees another wave of U.S. LNG import growth over the next two years. The supplement focuses on recent trends in global and U.S. LNG trade, and presents factors expected to influence LNG imports through 2008. EIA expects year-over-year increases in LNG imports of 34.5% and 38.5% in 2007 and 2008, respectively.
Short-Term Energy Outlook Supplement: U.S. LNG Imports - The Next Wave
Released: January 11, 2007
This report was prepared by the Energy Information Administration (EIA), in response to a September 27, 2006, request from Senators Bingaman, Landrieu, Murkowski, Specter, Salazar, and Lugar. The Senators requested that EIA assess the impacts of a proposal that would regulate emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs) through an allowance cap-and-trade system.
Impact of Tropical Cyclones on Gulf of Mexico Crude Oil and Natural Gas Production, The
Released: June 7, 2006
This is a special analysis report on hurricanes and their effects on oil and natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico region.
Natural Gas Industry and Markets
Released: March 3, 2006
This special report provides an overview of the supply and disposition of natural gas in 2004 and is intended as a supplement to the Energy Information Administration's (EIA) Natural Gas Annual 2004 (NGA). Unless otherwise stated, all data and figures in this report are based on summary statistics published in the NGA 2004. (archived versions)
Natural Gas Processing: The Crucial Link Between NG Production & Its Transportation to Market
Released: January 20, 2006
This special report examines the processing plant segment of the natural gas industry, providing a discussion and an analysis of how the gas processing segment has changed following the restructuring of the natural gas industry in the 1990s and the trends that have developed during that time.
Changes in U.S. Natural Gas Transportation Infrastructure in 2004
Released: June 1, 2005
This report looks at the level of growth that occurred within the U.S. natural gas transportation network during 2004. In addition, it includes discussion and an analysis of recent gas pipeline development activities and an examination of additional projects proposed for completion over the next several years.
Military Construction Appropriations and Emergency Hurricane Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2005 (released in AEO2005)
Released: February 1, 2005
H.R. 4837, The Military Construction Appropriations and Emergency Hurricane Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2005, was signed into law on October 13, 2004. The Act provides for construction to support the operations of the U.S. Armed Forces and for military family housing. It also provides funds to help citizens in Florida and elsewhere in the aftermath of multiple hurricanes and other natural disasters. In addition, it authorizes construction of an Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline.
U.S. LNG Markets and Uses: June 2004 Update
Released: June 1, 2004
This article is an update of the Energy Information Administration's January 2003 report U.S. LNG Markets and Uses.
Summary Impacts of Modeled Provisions of the 2003 Conference Energy Bill
Released: February 1, 2004
This service report was undertaken at the February 2, 2004, request of Senator John Sununu to perform an assessment of the Conference Energy Bill of 2003. This report summarizes the CEB provisions that can be analyzed using the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) and have the potential to affect energy consumption, supply, and prices. The impacts are estimated by comparing the projections with the CEB provisions to the AEO2004 Reference Case.
Global Liquefied Natural Gas Market: Status and Outlook, The
Released: December 1, 2003
The Global Liquefied Natural Gas Market: Status & Outlook was undertaken to characterize the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market and to examine recent trends and future prospects in the LNG market.
Natural Gas Market Centers and Hubs: A 2003 Update
Released: October 1, 2003
This special report looks at the current status of market centers/hubs in today's natural gas marketplace, examining their role and their importance to natural gas shippers, marketers, pipelines, and others involved in the transportation of natural gas over the North American pipeline network.
U.S. LNG Markets and Uses 2003
Released: January 1, 2003
This article examines the different aspects of liquefied natural gas markets and uses, paying particular attention to marine terminal operations, peak-shaving storage facilities, and developing niche markets.
Effects of Alaska Oil and Natural Gas Provisions of H. R. 4 and S. 1766 on U.S. Energy Markets, Addendum
Released: March 1, 2002
This addendum provides projections on the increase in U.S. oil production from opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the decease in net petroleum imports, and the change in net petroleum expenditures across a range of cases.
Effects of Alaska Oil and Natural Gas Provisions of H. R. 4 and S. 1766 on U.S. Energy Markets
Released: March 1, 2002
On December 20, 2001, Sen. Frank Murkowski, the Ranking Minority Member of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources requested an analysis of selected portions of Senate Bill 1766 (S. 1766, the Energy Policy Act of 2002) and House Bill H.R. 4 (the Securing America's Future Energy Act of 2001). In response, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) has prepared a series of analyses showing the impacts of each of the selected provisions of the bills on energy supply, demand, and prices, macroeconomic variables where relevant, import dependence, and emissions. The analysis provided is based on the Annual Energy Outlook 2002 (AEO2002) midterm forecasts of energy supply, demand, and prices through 2020.
Natural Gas Transportation - Infrastructure Issues and Operational Trends
Released: October 1, 2001
This report examines how well the current national natural gas pipeline network has been able to handle today's market demand for natural gas. In addition, it identifies those areas of the country where pipeline utilization is continuing to grow rapidly and where new pipeline capacity is needed or is planned over the next several years.
U.S. Natural Gas Markets: Recent Trends and Prospects for the Future
Released: May 1, 2001
The purpose of this study is to examine recent trends and prospects for the future of the U.S. natural gas market. Natural gas prices rose dramatically in 2000 and remained high through the first part of 2001, raising concerns about the future of natural gas prices and potential for natural gas to fuel the growth of the U.S. economy.
Look at Western Natural Gas Infrastructure During the Recent El Paso Pipeline Disruption, A
Released: November 1, 2000
This special report looks at the capabilities of the national natural gas pipeline network in 2000 and provides an assessment of the current levels of available capacity to transport supplies from production areas to markets throughout the United States during the upcoming heating season. It also examines how completion of currently planned expansion projects and proposed new pipelines would affect the network.
Status of Natural Gas Pipeline System Capacity Entering the 2000-2001 Heating Season
Released: October 1, 2000
This special report looks at the capabilities of the national natural gas pipeline network in 2000 and provides an assessment of the current levels of available capacity to transport supplies from production areas to markets throughout the United States during the upcoming heating season. It also examines how completion of currently planned expansion projects and proposed new pipelines would affect the network.
Natural Gas: A Preliminary Summary 1999
Released: May 1, 2000
This special report provides preliminary natural gas data for 1999 which were reported on monthly surveys of the industry through December.
Northeast Heating Fuel Market The, Assessment and Options
Released: May 1, 2000
In response to the President's request, this study examines how the distillate fuel oil market (and related energy markets) in the Northeast behaved in the winter of 1999-2000, explains the role played by residential, commercial, industrial, and electricity generation sector consumers in distillate fuel oil markets and describes how that role is influenced by the structure of the energy markets in the Northeast
Increasing Importance of Natural Gas Imports on the U.S. Marketplace
Released: February 1, 2000
The growing importance of imported natural gas supplies in the U.S. marketplace, especially the northeast, is reflected in the two-fold increase in Canadian and overall net imports since 1990.
Pipeline Expansions
Released: December 1, 1999
This appendix examines the nature and type of proposed pipeline projects announced or approved for construction during the next several years in the United States. It also includes those projects in Canada and Mexico that tie-in with the U.S. markets or projects.
Corporate Realignments and Investments in the Interstate Natural Gas Transmission System
Released: October 1, 1999
Examines the financial characteristics of current ownership in the natural gas pipeline industry and of the major U.S. interstate pipeline companies that transported the bulk of the natural gas consumed in the United States between 1992 and 1997, focusing on 14 parent corporations. It also examines the near-term investment needs of the industry and the anticipated growth in demand for natural gas during the next decade.
Changes in the Pipeline Transportation Market
Released: April 1, 1999
This analysis assesses the amount of capacity that may be turned back to pipeline companies, based on shippers' actions over the past several years and the profile of contracts in place as of July 1, 1998. It also examines changes in the characteristics of contracts between shippers and pipeline companies.
Natural Gas: A Preliminary Summary 1998
Released: April 1, 1999
This special report provides preliminary natural gas data for 1998 which were reported on monthly surveys of the industry through December.
Revisions to Monthly Natural Gas Data
Released: July 1, 1998
Revisions to reporting of monthly natural gas data for 1994, 1995, and 1996. (archived versions)
Deliverability on the Interstate Natural Gas Pipeline System
Released: May 1, 1998
Examines the capability of the national pipeline grid to transport natural gas to various U.S. markets.
Worldwide Natural Gas Supply and Demand and the Outlook for Global LNG Trade
Released: August 1, 1997
This article is adapted from testimony by Jay Hakes, Administrator of the Energy Information Administration, before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on July 23, 1997. The hearing focused on the examination of certain aspects of natural gas into the next century with special emphasis on world natural gas supply and demand to 2015.
Natural Gas Pipeline and System Expansions
Released: April 1, 1997
This special report examines recent expansions to the North American natural gas pipeline network and the nature and type of proposed pipeline projects announced or approved for construction during the next several years in the United States. It includes those projects in Canada and Mexico that tie in with U.S. markets or projects.
Analysis of Capacity Release Trading: Results and Methodology
Released: December 1, 1996
Summary of capacity release data by pipeline companies, November 1993 - March 1996.
Natural Gas Pipeline Network: Changing and Growing
Released: December 1, 1996
This chapter focuses upon the capabilities of the national natural gas pipeline network, examining how it has expanded during this decade and how it may expand further over the coming years. It also looks at some of the costs of this expansion, including the environmental costs which may be extensive. Changes in the network as a result of recent regional market shifts are also discussed.
Changes in Firm Transportation Capacity Contracting
Released: December 1, 1996
Changes in firm transportation capacity contracting for natural gas pipelines.
Analysis of Firm Transportation Contracts: Results and Methodology
Released: December 1, 1996
Summary of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Index of Customers Data - Firm Transportation Capacity Under Contract as of April 1, 1996.
Summary of Industry Surveys on Future Capacity Commitments
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News: Nicki Minaj Says Ask About Me: "I've Been Judged By People Who Didn't Really Know Me"
Wednesday, Mar 27, 2013 10:02AM
Young Money star Nicki Minaj recently talked about her growing profile since becoming a must-watch judge on this season's "American Idol" and what the experience has been like thus far.
Although she rubs elbows with fellow entertainers on the music competition show, Nicki proudly boasted about how great of a job she has done.
"My best and worst 'Idol' moments? I don't have a worst 'Idol' moment. I've been spectacular. Yes, I am going to toot my own horn," she said. "And then my best moment is every single moment. I'll toot it again. ... I feel like my entire career and life, I've been judged by people who did not really know me. I definitely think that they probably were right to assume what they had assumed about me, because there was such little to go on out there. I'm just happy that 'Idol' producers gave me a shot on the show and to be able to show who I really was, because I feel like I'm every single woman." (MTV)
She also touched on her initial butterflies prior to the season kicking off a few months ago.
"I am absolutely just being me. I didn't know what to expect going into the show. I was so nervous. I had a lot of anxiety," she said. "I definitely play with my fans and speak to my fans as though they're my friends, and that's why I started giving the contestants nicknames. I can't be someone I'm not. I can't do it. And so I'm happy that people are responding well to it. If I'm polarizing, I'm polarizing. I don't know, but I definitely didn't have a preconceived notion of who I was going to be on that panel. It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and I feel like people have gotten to know the real me." (MTV)
Last fall, TLC's T-Boz had some choice words over Minaj joining "American Idol."
T-Boz doesn't believe in holding back with her opinions, and she recently sat down with This is Max in London to express her dismay about Nicki Minaj being an American Idol judge. "Just because you're on TV gyrating and boning and sucking p*nises, it's not talent, honey. Maybe in the porn industry, but over here, we entertain. I don't respect half [of] the people I've seen lately. How the hell is she gon' tell me what I should be doing when her azz can't even sing. Why is she there? And then...now they've got rappers that don't even sing judging? So, this is totally based off of popularity I guess. I mean, to each their own. Get your money, honey. All I'm saying is, I will never watch [your] shows again. (Miss Jia)
Along with the hit show, Nicki could be taking over Hollywood in the near future.
Nicki Minaj has set her sights on the big screen. She told Page Six on Oscar night, "I would love to act, it just has to be the right project, the right movie." "Nothing stereotypical about a singer," the rapper and "American Idol" judge said. "I have an agent, and we are looking at a couple of scripts, so we'll see." (New York Post)
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The post reminded me once again of how many creative surface embellishment ideas we fiber artists have at our disposal. From stitching, to embroidery, to sewing beads on fabric, and more, embellishing techniques are part of our everyday repertoire. It's that extra touch that makes even a humble bag a work of art.
I'm so excited to share a new season of" Quilting Arts TV" with you, especially the debut of our new host, Susan Brubaker Knapp.
Are you confident in your free-motion embroidery? Or do you just wish your free-motion quilting were more . . . free? Today's guest blogger, Candy Glendening, practices her free-motion motifs in sketchbooks
In our new eBook, Interfacing & Fabric Stabilizer Guide: 4 Free Tutorials for Supporting Fabric, Thread, & Embellishments in Quilt Art, you will learn the most common types of stabilizers and how to use them.
Every sewing project comes down to two simple tools: needle and thread. But choosing the right needle and thread for the job is a more complicated task. Much depends on the fabric, the type of stitching, and the overall look you're trying to achieve with your stitching.
You don't have to have scores of computerized embroidery stitches on
your sewing machine to create beautiful machine embroidery designs. Just
a few stitches and tutorials from free-motion embroidery experts will
allow you to achieve the artistry you're looking for.
At our show-and-tell circle at the Quilting Arts-Stitch-Cloth Paper Scissors offices this week, Stitch Editor Amber Eden showed us a spread in a major fashion magazine that revealed quilting is a fashion trend.
In Quilt Embellishments: 5 Free Quilt Embellishment Ideas including Crazy Quilting and Surface Embellishment, you'll find inspiration and how-tos for creating embellished fiber art in a contemporary way.
I must have dozens of textural novelty yarns that I couldn't resist buying--or taking off of someone else's hands. I use them most often in my prayer flags and nest quilt designs, along with other snippets of fibers.
Shells hold a particular fascination for many fiber and mixed-media artists. You can use found shells to embellish an art quilt. Or the colors, textures, patterns, and matte or iridescent surfaces of shells can be interpreted in fabric, surface design, beadwork, and fibers.
So often when we approach a quilting project, we focus on the fabric. But thread art--from the color choice to the free-motion quilting or thread sketching--is also a key design element.
In The Art of Thread Sketching: Free Thread Drawing and Thread Painting Techniques, five quilt artists show you how to turn machine stitching into drawings with thread. Depending on the style and density of the stitching, thread sketching and thread painting can stand on its own or be combined with other techniques to give your quilt motifs dimension and life.
flowers lend beauty and texture to a piece of fiber art, but they are
not easily accomplished. When I saw Barb Forrister's demonstration of
how to make realistic looking flowers with a combination of machine
embroidery and surface design techniques, however, I was intrigued and
wanted to share the process with you.
If you're looking for some ideas for handmade quilted gifts, I want to remind you of three of my favorites. Two are make-in-day projects. One is a little more involved, but worth the time, I think.
When I first laid eyes on Dijanne Cevaal's "Blue Travelers' Blanket," a rich example of appliqué quilting, I fell in love with it.
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York's Archbishop films Easter messages
The Archbishop of York has recorded three video messages in preparation for Easter. Doctor John Sentamu says: "It is important that we get the good news of Easter out to as many people as possible."
The Archbishop of York's Easter videos
Doctor John Sentamu has put three video messages online ahead of the Easter weekend where he reflects on the season's importance.Read the full story
Easter Sunday message from the Archbishop of York
For Easter Sunday, the Archbishop of York looks at the power of transformation and the hope the resurrection of Jesus Christ brings.
Easter Saturday message from the Archbishop of York
Doctor John Sentamu's video for Holy Saturday features the joy of baptism and the chance to start again.
Good Friday message from the Archbishop of York
The Archbishop's video message for Good Friday is based on overcoming evil and living with the heartache of suffering.
Archbishop of York records Easter messages
Doctor John Sentamu inside a church where he has recorded three special video messages for the Easter weekend.
Archbishop of York puts Easter messages online
The Archbishop of York has put three specially recorded video messages online in preparation for the Easter weekend. The recordings include short reflections for Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday.
– Archbishop of York, Doctor John Sentamu
It is important that we get the good news of Easter out to as many people as possible. It is about Jesus' love and sacrifice for us, but also his resurrection – and an opportunity for new life. Easter is a fantastic time to commit to God, and it's never too late to do it. The challenge is to make the world the place God wants it to become, and it's a challenge for you and me".


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Ivan Trembow has his doubts:
None of the fighters on the UFC 100 card were subjected to the Nevada State Athletic Commission's out-of-competition drug testing program, as confirmed by NSAC Executive Director Keith Kizer on Sunday morning.
Out-of-competition drug tests differ from the NSAC's usual drug tests in the sense that with the out-of-competition testing, fighters do not know when they are going to be tested ahead of time.
Drug testing on the day of the weigh-in or the day of the fight is, of course, going to fail to detect a significant percentage of dopers because they will have had weeks to use advanced methods of flushing performance-enhancing drugs out of their bodies.
Even when no other out-of-competition drug testing is performed, the NSAC usually orders out-of-competition tests to be performed on fighters who have previously failed drug tests in the state of Nevada.
In the case of UFC 100, that was not done. Stephan Bonnar was not ordered to take an out-of-competition drug test, despite the fact that Bonnar previously tested positive for Boldenone after a fight against Forrest Griffin in 2006. Boldenone is an anabolic steroid used by veterinarians to rehabilitate injured horses.
There's always been an aspect of the fox watching the hen house with the NSAC, especially given the Fertittas very close relationship with the commission. Lorenzo Fertitta was a member of the commission from November 1996 to July 2000. Zuffa Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Marc Ratner was NSAC Executive Director from 1992 to 2006.
I'm not saying that Zuffa doesn't want drug testing of its athletes, but I'm also saying that I'm certain it's better for business if there are not a string of inconvient positive test results before a big event.
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It's a "Winter Wonderland" this weekend at Quincy Senior High School for the 44th annual Quincy Service League Holiday Gift Show.
The show runs from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets are $3 each at the door for adults and $1 for children ages 6-12. Kids 5 and under are admitted for free.
This year's show also features the Quincy Service League's new cookbook "Best In League...Family Favorites", for $10 each. The cookbook has over 300 recipes from league members.
The show will also feature a continental breakfast from 8 a.m.-10 a.m. on Saturday. Tickets for the breakfast are $10 each.
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Program in Thousand Oaks shows Girl Scouts they're already stars
Aspiring to be a singer when she grows up, 8-year-old Megan Zide learned more about the craft of being on stage during an event for Brownies and Girl Scouts designed to bring out the star in every girl.
"I'm here because I love to sing and dance and I wanna be a singer," said the Westlake third-grader, a Brownie in Troop 60138. "When I get on stage, I want to do the best I can."
Her mom, Erica Zide, said: "She's confident by nature. This will help build more confidence and self-assurance."
Megan was among about 100 girls who participated Saturday in Girl Scout Star, a program inspired by Thousand Oaks resident Denise Burke, who holds a master's degree in social work.
"Girl Scouts is another way to help empower girls and young women," said Burke, who has been counseling teens and adults for the past 15 years.
Event proceeds will benefit Camp Conejo, a Girl Scout day camp started last June by Burke.
"I developed Girl Scout Star to remind girls that they are already stars," Burke said. "Girls often look to movie and music stars and want to be just like them instead of valuing themselves. I want to teach girls to believe in themselves and to be happy with who they are. Girl Scout Star is a way to remind them to be comfortable in their own skin."
The event took place at Weathersfield Elementary School in Thousand Oaks, where numerous volunteers facilitated workshops and activities that included face painting, craft making and cupcake decorating.
Before breaking into small groups, the girls came together for a Girl Scout circle that involved singing "Make New Friends" and saying the Girl Scout pledge.
Workshops led by casting directors Christine Sheaks and Kim Williams taught the girls about auditions, the importance of a resume and head shots, how to do a cold reading and other skills for the entertainment industry.
"I want these girls to recognize their individual beauty, strength and power. I want them to be happy with who they are and their fabulous selves. I want them to dream big," said Williams, of Los Angeles, a producer and casting agent whose film credits include: "Madea's Family Reunion," "Diary of a Mad Black Woman" and "3 Ninjas."
The session led by Sheaks, of Los Angeles, involved role playing.
"This business might seem overwhelming and intimidating," Sheaks said "We want to empower the girls to be the best they can be. We want them to follow their bliss."
Terra Lane, 8, a member of Troop 60138, said Saturday's workshop will help her on stage.
"I wanted to learn how to act for a talent show at my school," she said.
Her mother, Tammy Lane, said: "I like her to be involved with other kids. She's shy, so this will help her be more confident."
Jenny Kent, 14, now in her seventh year of scouting, was among several teenage Girl Scouts who served as mentors for the day.
"I love doing community service because I like helping others," the Thousand Oaks eighth-grader said. "We're helping out by setting good examples and showing you can help others."
Tanya Tong, of Oak Park, brought her two daughters, ages 8 and 10.
"It's empowering for them to see women in leadership roles," she said. "This event will help them be more confident and willing to take risks. Later in life, they will reach out to other girls and make them stronger."
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Yellow Jackets sting Trojans, 2-1
Sat. January 19, 2013 at 12:49 a.m. | By Teddy Renois/Staff Writer
New Iberia's Luke Kennedy (7) and Central Lafourche's Trey Arabie (9) battle for the ball during Friday's District 7-I soccer match in Mathews. (Photo by Abby Tabor/Staff)
MATHEWS — A goal that wasn't became the difference in New Iberia's win over Central Lafourche.
In the 28th minute, New Iberia went on the attack, as Alan Thomas took a shot from close range. Central Lafourche goalie Forest Verdin dove and stopped the shot but couldn't secure the rebound. New Iberia's Cody Sedlitsky was in front of the net when the ball came free and scored for a 1-0 lead.
At first, the head official waved off the goal thinking Sedlitsky may have fouled the goalie. But after a discussion with a side official, the goal stood and became the difference in the Yellow Jackets' 2-1 win in Friday's District 7-I match.
New Iberia's win creates a three-way tie between the Yellow Jackets, Central Lafourche and Westgate for first place in the district. Each team has two losses in district competition, with just one week of the regular season left to play.
Central Lafourche coach Simon Badeaux said he wasn't upset with the change giving New Iberia a goal, but he wished the official had not blown his whistle right before the goal was scored.
"He never should have blew the whistle, and I thought everything was clean. My goalie dives out makes a save and puts his arms on the ball, but it pops out. It is like a fumble in football, you don't blow the whistle. He blows the whistle and we stop, and they don't stop," Badeaux said. "It was some confusion, but I will not argue because my goalie is fumbling the ball and it is fair game, but don't blow the whistle. We played hard, and they played hard, and it is just how it is."
New Iberia (10-6-3 overall, 7-2 in district) got on the scoreboard first when Hunter Inzerella feathered a pass to Thomas through the middle of the Trojans' defense. Thomas gathered the ball just inside the 18-yard box and sent it past Verdin for a 1-0 lead in the 11th minute.
Central Lafourche (10-3-3, 7-2 in district) had only one corner kick in the first half, but the Trojans made it count. Trey Arabie took the corner kick, and he put the ball right in front of the net. The ball made it to the ground, and with bodies falling everywhere, it bounced up and Devin Foret headed it into the net for a 1-1 tie in the 15th minute.
New Iberia only took three shots in the first half, but two came on the play that led to Sedlitsky's goal and a 2-1 lead.
New Iberia coach Kevin Hardy said the official was correct in waving off the goal at first, but the official was also correct in getting help to make the right call.
"What happened, the center ref had a distant view. It looked to me their goalie bobbled the ball, and our guy kicked it in. From the center refs viewpoint, you always want to protect the goalies. It is natural they would assume the goalie was holding the ball," he said. "He did the right thing and checked with his linesman who had a better view. I believe it was the correct call, and it was a huge goal. They are a good team and well-coached, and I thought, even though we had a lead, they were dominating us."
If the Trojans dominated the first half, then the second half belonged to the Yellow Jackets.
Neither team scored in the second half, but New Iberia's defense held Central Lafourche to two shots. Even though its offense didn't score, New Iberia possessed the ball and took five shots on goal to keep the pressure on the Trojans.
"We tried to possess the ball more instead of playing it through. We were able to answer quick in the first half by grinding it through. We wanted to keep doing that but give credit to their defense," Badeaux said. "They didn't wait for ball to come their way; they went go get it. They just went after the ball, and it is not that we didn't want it as much as they did. They just didn't wait for it to happen. They made it happen."
At Mathews, New Iberia got a goal in the first half and another in the second half to beat Central Lafourche in Friday's District 7-I match.
New Iberia got a goal from Kelly Perez for a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute of the first half.
New Iberia's second goal came on a penalty kick in the second half.
On a corner kick, Central Lafourche was called for foul giving New Iberia a penalty kick.
Taylor Hebert made the goal giving New Iberia the 2-0 lead in the 56th minute.
Central Lafourche (4-5 in district) finished the match with four shots on goal, and Lady Trojans goalie Alexis Monfra finished with nine saves.
At New Iberia, the Braves fell to 3-6 in District 7-I with Friday's loss.
At Thibodaux, the Cardinals improved to 6-0 in District 8-II (16-4-3 overall) with Friday's win.
Scoring one goal each for the Cardinals were Seth Ledet, James Viguerie, Dillon Pierce, Colby Masse and Drew Matherne. B.J. Gros and Tyler Benoit split time in the goal for E.D. White.
At Thibodaux, Tristen Gros scored three goals, as the Lady Cardinals finished with 32 shots on goal in Friday's District 8-II match.
Ashlynn Folse and Holly Bourgeois each scored for E.D. White (5-8-4, 3-3 in district). Taylor Benoit was the winning goalie.
At Bourg, Hunter Dupre and Jesus Rendon scored goals for the Patriots in Friday's District 8-II match.
At Bourg, the Lady Gators fell to 0-7 in District 8-II on Friday.
At Thibodaux, the Tigers improved to 8-7-1 overall and 5-4 in District 7-I with Thursday's win. Stats were not available.
At Thibodaux, Heather Naquin and Courtney Hepola each scored a goal for the Lady Tigers in Thursday's District 7-I match.
Avery Theriot got the win in goal for Thibodaux.


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Future of our WR positions
I don't necessarily know why but when I read this I thought my god Dez could be traded. His life outside football hasn't been smooth but its certainly not Pacman Jones levels but if they sign Robinson and could get maybe a 3rd and 5th round pick for Dez does it seem like they should do it? I throw those picks out there because he's got talent and a team who really has an issue at WR could possibly do it (Rams, Browns, seahawks...)


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10 Cake Decorating Ideas To Apply When Decorating Your Next Cake!
Baking a cake and decorating it are two skills which can be quite challenging. The baking process itself takes a lot of patience with all the measuring you need to make, not to mention making sure that you have your oven in just the right temperature and that you don't undercook or overcook it. Decorating a cake is like dressing it up for a party – the outside appearance counts just as much as the inside does, but it's the outside that people see first. Therefore, careful thought and preparation should be put into decorating any kind of cake.
If you want to go ahead and bake your own cake and decorate it as well, here are 10 decorating ideas that will definitely make a difference when you bake your next cake.
1. Use the right icing or frosting.
There are different kinds of icing and frosting which can be used to decorate a cake. Which kind you use should depend on what kind of look you are aiming to achieve for the cake. For instance, if the cake is to be used for formal occasions like weddings, royal icing is the best one to use as it gives a firm, polished look to it. For more informal gatherings like for birthday parties, regular frosting should do the trick.
2. Use the right garnishing in the right amount.
Flowers are the most common cake decoration out there, but you want to make sure that your cake is neither over- or under-decorated. Make sure to choose a garnish that adds to the cake and doesn't overpower it. You might also want to play around with the garnishing by using one which represents the cake, like carrot figures made out of royal icing for instance. That will definitely let people know that they are going to eat a carrot cake. Chocolate shavings also work great for a chocolate cake, especially if you add a strawberry on top to add more color to it.
3. Make sure the colors blend together.
Using icing in different colors as well as adding garnishes in different colors and textures is generally OK, provided that they all blend well with each other. Try and see if the colors you have picked go well with each other and do not contrast one another. Remember, people will see the cake before they taste it, so it's worth taking extra effort in choosing colors that go well together.
4. What's the occasion?
Usually, cakes are part of celebrations like birthday parties, weddings, and other similar gatherings. Keep in mind the occasion you are baking the cake for, and this should give you ideas on what shape it should be in. Round cakes are generally best for more formal occasions as it is the standard shape, but playing around with other shapes is also OK for more informal gatherings.
5. How many people will eat the cake?
Knowing beforehand the expected number of guests for the occasion you are baking the cake for should give you an idea of how big your cake should be. You wouldn't want some guests eating cake while the others are left with nothing to enjoy. Determining the number of guests will help you figure out whether you should bake a bigger cake (if your oven can accommodate it), or bake 2 or more cakes.
6. Who will eat the cake?
Yet another thing you need to take into consideration when baking and decorating the cake is who will eat it. For a kid's birthday party, chocolate cake is a sure fire hit, and decorating it is comparatively easier compared to decorating a wedding cake. You can make the cake as attractive as possible so that kids will want to eat it. You can use candy sprinkles, chocolate shavings, frosting in different shapes and colors, etc.
7. What's your budget?
Generally speaking, decorating a cake is not that expensive. However, it does take some practice to get used to the whole decorating process. So consider your budget for baking and decorating the cake itself, as well as some allowance for error and practice as well. The more you accustom yourself to using a pastry bag for icing, the better you'll get at it in no time.
8. How much time do you have?
This does not necessarily refer to how much time you have in baking and decorating the cake, but more of how much time will the cake be displayed before it is eaten. This is very important to find out because cakes are meant to be stored in a cool place so that it holds its shape and the icing does not melt. You should also determine the time of day the cake will be displayed so you can adjust which frosting you'll be using for it.
9. Any specific decorations?
When baking your cake, determine if you need to place a message or a specific decoration on top of it. This will give you an idea of how much space you need and how big the cake should be. Generally, rectangular shaped cakes are the best when you want to write a personal message on the cake as it gives you more space to do so.
10. Can you do it?
Of course you can! Baking and decorating a cake is really not as hard as it sounds. With practice and determination, you can get started in decorating cakes with your own personal touch. It also pays to research on different cake decorating techniques and ideas which should help you master the skill in no time.
Paul Henry Baptiste


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In case you are interested, I took pictures of all 10 graves in the Eaton Cemetery. I just haven't gotten them all submitted yet. Hope to get to it tonight. I'm glad you liked the photos.
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Israel will act if Syria passes chemical weapons into Hezbollah's hands, Israeli ambassador to Washington Michael Oren warned on Sunday.
"We have a very clear red line about those weapons passing into the wrong hands," Oren told Fox News.
"Were those weapons to pass into the wrong hands, into Hezbollah's hands for example, that would be a game changer for us." Armed with chemical weapons and a large cache of rockets, Oren said, the terrorist group could kill "thousands of people."
Syria has one of the world's largest chemical weapons arsenals, according to Leonard Spector, executive director of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies based in Washington. Syria's arms cache includes "traditional chemical agents, such as mustard, and more modern nerve agents, such as sarin, and possibly persistent nerve agents, such as VX," he told the BBC on Tuesday.
While Damascus has never confirmed that it has chemical weapons, it has insisted that it would never use them against its own people.
The Israeli red lines differ from those set by US President Barack Obama, who issued a warning to Syrian President Bashar Assad on Monday not to use such weapons against opposition forces.
"The use of chemical weapons is and would be totally unacceptable and if you make the tragic mistake of using these weapons, there will be consequences and you will be held accountable," Obama said.
Noting strong cooperation between Israel and the US on the issue, Oren said "We support the (US) president's red lines as well."
Addressing the presence of al-Qaida elements in the Syrian opposition, Oren said, "The jihadi presence is big and getting bigger, and the longer the conflict goes on there, the bigger it will get."
US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford warned on Thursday that extremists were gaining influence in the Syrian opposition, saying such groups had "little by little been gaining influence among the armed opposition."
Extremist elements, which are still a minority among the opposition, pose "an obstacle to finding the political solution that Syria needs," he said.
"We have seen some evidence of that," Hague said to reporters in Manama at a regional security conference.
"We and the US, as I said in parliament this week, have seen some evidence of that and that is why we have issued strong warnings about it. We have done so directly to the Syrian regime," AFP quoted him as saying.
US intelligence officials also intercepted one communication within the last six months they believe was from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps's elite extraterritorial unit, the Qods Force, according to the Washington Post. That communication reportedly urged Syrian regime members to use its supplies of Sarin nerve gas against rebels and the civilians supporting them in Homs.
Tehran, which has much to lose if Assad falls, has been accused by the US in the past week of continuing to ship arms to the Syrian regime via Iraqi airspace. The Syrian opposition has also accused the Revolutionary Guards of providing military assistance to Assad.
Joana Paraszczuk, Hilary Leila Kreiger and Reuters contributed to this report.


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Charleston police say a Walmart shoplifter is behind bars after he was caught on camera leaving the store with 15 computer tablets he never paid for.
Robert Lee Smith, 40, was arrested Monday and charged with property crime enhancement. He is also facing charges of possession of cocaine, providing false information to police, and contempt of court.
According to an incident report, the Loss Prevention Team at the West Ashley Walmart was alerted on November 18 that 15 tablets were missing.
The missing Nexus, Asus, and Windows tablets totaled approximately $5,355.
Employees told police surveillance video showed Smith walking out of the store with the tablets without paying for the merchandise.
Smith was identified by Walmart Loss Prevention as a known shoplifter, and they already has his name and social security number, according to a report.
Police say the tablets were stolen over a period of time beginning on October 1.
Smith is being held at the Charleston County Detention Center. His bond was set at $32,500.
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Sports Illustrated stories on Drew Brees led with a mention of his birthmark as long ago as 1999. So I'm not sure what Oprah's excuse for trying to wipe it off his face will be, but I'm sure it will be almost as amusing as this is. (In typical Brees fashion, he laughed it off.)↵
This post originally appeared on the Sporting Blog. For more, see The Sporting Blog Archives.


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Niche Marketing
October 18, 2011
On paper, hidden clues are the easiest to solve – once you twig to the recipe. Though that can take an age before you think to look within the clue's letters.
Guardian blogger Alan Connor recently did a feature on the hidden formula, and wheeled out some true gems of the genre. Among them:
Some forget to get here for gathering = GET-TOGETHER
Leaves wasp in a cheese sandwich = SPINACH
Horatio Nelson's address ? = ORATION
Rummaging among my own UK archives, I have found these zingers:
Means to fill crew here with alarm = WHEREWITHAL
Part of impeccable career that could make one upwardly mobile = CABLE CAR
So many riches inspire a Storm, with one commercial twist. Seeing as though most Brit crosswords exclude brand names, let's cook up hidden clues that involve trademarks – car models, detergents, consortia – any brand, biz or other commerical enterprise, so long as the hidden reciupe applies. Two instances:
Car parked in arena ultimately (7)
Or a backwards bid: Some local let under backspread (7)
RENAULT and NUTELLA are those first answers, in case you need a nudge. But consider the gauntlet to be thrown. Who can make the best commercial hidden? The premium clues will carry no excess language, and display both hidden indicators, as well as a reversal signpost, if backspin is required.
Deadline is sundown, Thursday. With virtual medals for best three, plus Popular Choice. Feel free to help fellow Stormers to finesse their clues, and help us all by solving the trickier samples. (To that end, numbering your clues may help – ) More the point, have fun. Should be a real expo.
Anthony Douglas
18 October at 12:24AM
1. Commit sub I shipped to store motors.
Not elegant, but the lack of words forces the sub to surface!
18 October at 06:30AM
Weird - I'd been planning to 'roll out' Mitsubishi this morning!
Handy for all players to supply the letter count, and let us snare the rest, I reckon. As for best branding, we'll see how the clues stand by late Thursday. Three more:
2. Filling hamper with chicken (6)
3. Bordello really rife with perfume (6)
4. Beer upset Tarantino reputation in part (6)
18 October at 06:34AM
1. Mitsubishi
2. Rubbish old engine has wheels (6)
3. Search for dildo on a duvet (5)
18 October at 06:37AM
2. Ingham
3. L'Oréal (should have been (1'5)?)
4. Peroni
Renumber mine:
5. Rubbish old engine has wheels (6)
6. Search for dildo on a duvet (5)
18 October at 06:42AM
Spooner's wet car parts (6,4)
18 October at 06:45AM
7. Spooner's wet car parts (6,4)
18 October at 06:49AM
@RobT - are your dealing in Hiddens, or horse-trading in Spoonerisms?
5. Holden
6. Doona (nice idea using generic brand name)
As for l'Oreal being (1'5), that's true in some house styles, though not all. I thought it was simple enough, so I went with (6).
18 October at 06:56AM
PS - today will see one lucky Dabbler create Post Number 10,000. Promise you that's not a spam message.
18 October at 07:15AM
7. Return all educational materials containing computer (4)
8. I do Pilates upside down, having music player (4)
18 October at 07:20AM
9. Cleaner from "Psycho" overacted.
18 October at 07:28AM
Co-opt user's parcel carrier.
Deposited in hotel's tray service.
18 October at 07:31AM
8 IPod.
Renumber mine
10 Co-opt user's parcel carrier.
11 Deposited in hotel's tray service.
18 October at 07:36AM
7 Dell
9 Hoover
18 October at 07:48AM
10. Optus (parcel - very good)
11. Telstra
18 October at 08:03AM
12. Computers help paint tins go back (5)
18 October at 08:55AM
12 Apple
13. Wrapper in soap powder (5)
14. Essentially I like this "Wipe and Spray" (5)
18 October at 09:57AM
15. Piece of Nigel Mansell's protective gear!
18 October at 10:35AM
Golf sponsor's sign: "US Masters back - make the cut!" (7)
18 October at 10:36AM
Just giving that a number:
16. Golf sponsor's sign: "US Masters back - make the cut!" (7)
18 October at 10:39AM
It wouldnt surprise me if I have the dirtiest mind on here. But still I'd be surprised to see 'dildo' make it into a cryptic clue.
18 October at 10:50AM
Market share of residential district (4)
18 October at 11:14AM
Cartel abroad I'd assume to be running gear? (6)
Macintosh I barter for some stuff that's similar? (7)
Games at a ribald party. (5)
18 October at 11:22AM
Bank's newest package without frills (7)
18 October at 11:27AM
I am trorse-hading.
18 October at 11:36AM
Triumph by subordinate overpowers base. (3)
18 October at 11:43AM
RobT's 7 is Datsun cogs/cats and dogs. An oldie but a goodie.
18 October at 11:54AM
Not sure where we are in the numbers, so I'll call this:
20: Enclosed payslip to Newcastle Brewers (6)
18 October at 12:00PM
Numbers seem have disappeared but I think this is where we're up to:
23. Anti-dandruff fighter to concede loss in part (5)
24. Tristan, Drew, Sam hide in place of cover? (2,6'1)
25. Place this on cut or scab and aid somewhat (4-3)
26. Stuck amid a sea of shoes? (5)
27. Take last o' plastic (one piece) and stick it to yo'self (11)
18 October at 12:07PM
firstname.lastname@example.com - Aldi
firstname.lastname@example.com - Adidas (love it), Toshiba, Atari
18 October at 12:08PM
email@example.com - Westpac
firstname.lastname@example.com - BHP
20 (Sam) - Lipton
18 October at 12:24PM
EM's bathroom 'cabinets'
23 Cedel
24 St Andrew's
25 Band-aid
26 ?
27 Elastoplast
18 October at 12:49PM
28. Hip, rad and in fashion! (5)
18 October at 12:51PM
28 Recycling pile in Borsht Row - loo, white goods - self-service.
18 October at 12:54PM
28 Prada.
(hard keeping up with the times)renumber:
29 Recycling pile in Borsht Row - loo, white goods - self-service.
18 October at 01:06PM
29's letter count is (10)
15 Ansells (they make gloves, too)
16 Samsung
18 October at 01:52PM
Wow. What product placement. Here's a longer one:
30. For demisters he enclosed glass cleaner (6,5)
18 October at 02:12PM
30 is John Howard ;)
26 is Midas
31 Hello, boys! I have protection back inside.
32 Some bathe in zesty sauces.
18 October at 02:13PM
31 & 32 are (5)
33 Goods anyone can purchase?! (5)
18 October at 02:36PM
34. Daniel Johns on song in "Baby" cover? (7'1)
Tweak to an earlier one:
23. Dandruff fighter to concede loss in part
18 October at 02:37PM
'Twere me what tweaked
18 October at 02:42PM
18 October at 02:44PM
Counter some extra ales, settled for Planters (9)
18 October at 02:50PM
Ambivalent about downsizing computer network. (3)
18 October at 02:54PM
sorry that should have been
35: Counter some extra ales, settled for Planters (9)
was 33 Sanyo?
18 October at 03:03PM
37: Ink - Lee; next issue? (7)
18 October at 03:22PM
38. Strong mouthwash - blister in evidence!(9)
18 October at 04:06PM
Russian jalopy seen back in Guadalcanal (4)
Mr X
18 October at 04:15PM
The company's already been used but ...
39. Cheap pledge centred on jobs creation.
18 October at 04:35PM
31 I have Isocol in my bathroom. Any relation?
32 Heinz , like it, dg.
37 Kleenex, you could go the tissue too, Sam, for a(7,6)
Variation: Hank Lee. Next issue 's pull-out!
38 Listerine. Good one, Boniface.
18 October at 04:44PM
RobT @4.06 Lada - like the canal as indicator.
39 Apple - 'jobs creation ' brilliant, Mr X.
18 October at 04:50PM
40 "Deep Muscle". Orgasmic magazine.
18 October at 04:53PM
40. Having no ball, I bring around some different gear for the beach (9)
41. Sticker or clever flipping device? (6)
And this isn't a contender for obvious reasons, but I couldn't resist:
42. Naive backwash?
18 October at 04:54PM
31. Bolle
18 October at 04:56PM
Hard to keep up with! Renumber mine:
42. Having no ball, I bring around some different gear for the beach (9)
43. Sticker or clever flipping device (6)
44. Naive backwash?
18 October at 04:57PM
Aargh. Seems I need three tries for everything on this blog!
41. Having no ball, I bring around some different gear for the beach (9)
42. Sticker or clever flipping device (6)
43. Naive backwash? (5)
18 October at 05:05PM
44. Car holds Mobil engine oil secretion (10)
18 October at 05:06PM
40 "Deep Muscle". Orgasmic magazine. (4)
42 Billabong.
43 Velcro, both good EM.
44 Nivea, priceless!
18 October at 05:15PM
Some great gags here! Another chestnut, but I still love level crossing as a container for velcro.
18 October at 05:26PM
TV maker's sprinkled throughout Japan (as on ice-cream) (9)
18 October at 05:26PM
45. TV maker's sprinkled throughout Japan (as on ice-cream) (9)
18 October at 05:47PM
46. Fat boy stuck in Bono's diva dye (L'rahza's his brand!) (6,8)
18 October at 06:12PM
In Viagra I'm a dubious self-promoter (3)
18 October at 06:23PM
Deep in Viagra I'm a dubious self-promoter (3)
18 October at 07:25PM
44/43. I was actually going for 'Evian', but I like 'Nivea' better for a ridiculously cynical &lit! Thanks for spotting it, Criseyde.
18 October at 07:47PM
Actually EM, I think the &lit works better with Evian. It certainly worked when I was in giving birth to my son.
18 October at 10:04PM
Nice variation of Kleenex Criseyde, and I'm not sure if this works for the wordplay, but:
48(?): Press release topic adorable (7)
18 October at 10:28PM
Some lovely stuff thus far. Late to the party again...
49. Stock of petrol exhausted in good time (5)
50. Halle Berry's rear seen in sporty gear (5)
51. Captivating charm; an intelligent designer! (6)
18 October at 10:39PM
52 Rev cars up inside mechanic's. (4)
53 Stable insider bets here, perhaps. (3)
54 Strip Le Mans vehicle for radio. (6,1)
55 Bar into scary clips? (5)
18 October at 10:44PM
56 Seeking retro sports shoes (4)
18 October at 11:21PM
57 Among the shallowest pack of capitalists (7)
58 Abominably insular money-lenders (3)
59 Bank in pathetic bailout (3)
60 Financial institution at heart of American zeitgeist (3)
Three-letter companies aren't ideal, I know. But I had fun with this train of thought.
19 October at 07:43AM
61. Average milk curdles in carton (3)
LR, I like it. Having worked for a company that was acquired by CBA, I think your 59 could use an exclamation mark.
19 October at 07:54AM
61 Tax as "Income Return, ex Tax, Commodity"
19 October at 07:57AM
EM's 61. Gem?
Renumber mine:
62 Tax as "Income Return, ex Tax, Commodity" (4)
19 October at 08:07AM
Sorry, sorry. My 61 was all over the shop. Retry:
61. Milk, when average, curdles in container
19 October at 08:18AM
63 Punch gutted Ascot Teeswater (6'1)
19 October at 08:36AM
35 Tesselaar - beautifully camouflaged, Sam. I was looking for nuts!
19 October at 10:21AM
46. Fat Boy stuck in Bono's diva dye (L'Rahza's his brand!) while backing up (6,8)
19 October at 12:38PM
64 Over-the-top capitalism claptrap aimed at tween lunchboxes?! (4)
65 For raise melts enough bars of chocolate, etc. (6)
66 Dishonest legalese found in formula distribution of this 'sweet' business? (6)
19 October at 01:06PM
67 Immoral photography contained within!? (5)
68 Featured article on women's issue!? (4)
69 Open thou sealed-section of adulterous mag (9)
70 It's popular among an inane, wide audience! (3,4)
19 October at 01:15PM
71: In error, albeit promoted by faceless men? (4-1)
One for Victorians:
72: Remember to touch on army kiosk camouflage (4)
19 October at 01:18PM
Thanks Criseyde on 35 above - hopefully wasn't too obscure, but did get their new catalogue in the mail yesterday and couldn't resist a try!
19 October at 01:49PM
73: Some patriotism lifts (4)
19 October at 04:34PM
Cars through old entrance not the roof ordinarily. (6) and (4)
Mr X
19 October at 04:58PM
75 Uneasy doom holds back the global financial figures. (6)
19 October at 07:01PM
76. "Bob!" "Arf!" "Inside! Dinner!" (4)
19 October at 10:59PM
77. Essentially, they motor on to do mini-onshore financings! (7,8)
78. Stops mid-passage and makes a spectacle (4)
19 October at 11:06PM
A revamp of 50 (indicator in wrong place)
50. Halle Berry owns retro sporty gear (5)
19 October at 11:08PM
What the heck, might as well revamp another-
51. Captivating charm; an Italian designer! (6)
19 October at 11:19PM
One last revamp...
77. They egg investor on to do mini-onshore financings! (7.8)
20 October at 09:26AM
55 - Tosca - nicely hidden dg!
61 - Rev
63 - Cottee's - nice def Criseyde
76 - Barf!
78 - OPSM - great surface SK.
20 October at 10:13AM
77. Toronto Dominion. Noice.
79. Store items within, close, lock up (5)
Apologies for the length of this one. Country Victorians will understand why:
80. White Hills nil, Lockington Bamawm nil: back in to the bookies? (7)
20 October at 10:26AM
Thanks Sam, I like your 71 OralB.
Strange co-incidence EM, have just been working on:
81. Dog ID? Nebulous impost raised by rural money-grabbers. (7)
20 October at 10:37AM
46 Harley Davidson
50 Rebel
51 Armani
64 LCMs?
65 and 66 Nestle
67 Ralph
40 and 68 Cleo
69 Penthouse
70 New Idea (teehee)
72 myki
20 October at 10:38AM
And 81 is the Go!
20 October at 03:12PM
82. They are outfitters for the farm Will, I am sending you a sample. (1,1,8)
20 October at 03:20PM
83. A smart array of products are back in for melbourne on-line company (5,5)
20 October at 04:00PM
79 Coles
82 RMWilliams
83 Yarra Trams - like the def okra.
20 October at 04:27PM
84. Drug to keep an adolescent imprisoned (7)
20 October at 05:02PM
85. They manufacture chemicals in a scam on Santorini (8)
20 October at 05:51PM
Thought I'd jump in - as Comment #100 - to applaud such industrious niche marketing. A real blitz of a Storm, with the pick to be paraded on the weekend.
By the way, the same Storm threw us beyond 10,000 posts in a little over a year, which is also a phenom. Please accept my trademarked ta.


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All States and Territories in Australia have a uniform driver licence system.
The licence classes are:
C Car
R Rider
LR Light Rigid
MR Medium Rigid
HR Heavy Rigid
HC Heavy Combination
MC Multi-Combination
A 'Class C' licence covers vehicles up to 4.5 tonnes gross vehicle mass (GVM)
GVM is the maximum recommended weight a vehicle can be when loaded.
A 'Class C' Licence allows you to drive cars, utilities, vans, some light trucks, car-based motor tricycles, tractors and implements such as graders.
You can also drive vehicles that seat up to 12 adults, including the driver.
Motorcycle riders require a 'Class R' licence.
Rigid vehicle licences
Different licence classes are required by drivers of rigid vehicles:
- A Light Rigid 'Class LR' covers a rigid vehicle with a GVM of more than 4.5 tonnes but not more than 8 tonnes. Any towed trailer must not weigh more than 9 tonnes GVM. Also includes vehicles with a GVM up to 8 tonnes which carry more than 12 adult including the driver and vehicles in class 'C'.
Note: There are no restrictions on the number of axles for this class of licence.
- A Medium Rigid 'Class MR' covers a rigid vehicle with 2 axles and a GVM of more than 8 tonnes. Any towed trailer must not weigh more than 9 tonnes GVM. Also includes vehicles in class 'LR'.
- A Heavy Rigid 'Class HR' covers a rigid vehicle with 3 or more axles and a GVM of more than 8 tonnes. Any towed trailer must not weigh more than 9 tonnes GVM. Also includes articulated buses and vehicles in class 'MR'.
If driving passengers for a fare or other form of payment, a Public Passenger Vehicle Driver Authority issued by the Ministry of Transport is required.
Articulated and combination vehicles
Different licences are required for driving different types of articulated vehicles:
- A 'Class HC' Licence covers heavy combination vehicles like a prime mover towing a semi-trailer, or rigid vehicles towing a trailer with a GVM of more than 9 tonnes. Also includes vehicles in class 'HR'.
- A 'Class MC' Licence covers multi-combination vehicles like Road Trains and B-Double Vehicles. Also includes vehicles in class 'HC'.
Medical standards for commercial drivers
The medical standards for drivers of commercial vehicles are set by the National Transport Commission and AUSTROADS, and are set out in AUSTROADS 'Assessing Fitness to Drive'.
For those applying for heavy vehicle licence classes MR (Medium Rigid), HR (Heavy Rigid), HC (Heavy Combination) or MC (Multi Combination), it is strongly recommended that you ensure that you meet the medical requirements before commencing any training or tests for a heavy vehicle licence.
Paying passengers
The driver of a vehicle carrying paying passengers (such as a school bus or tourist coach) requires:
- An appropriate driver licence.
- A Public Passenger Vehicle Driver Authority which is issued by the Ministry of Transport.
For information regarding taxi and hire car matters, contact Transport for NSW


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Still, a Conroy candidacy has been met with some incredulity in Bay State political circles, including from fellow House Democrats. He comes from a politically weak part of the state and has yet to make inroads among Democratic powerbrokers. Conroy said his campaign for now is being run by Jon Saxton, chair of the Wayland Democratic Town Committee. Asked why he thought he could take on Brown, Conroy said, "Do we as the people of Massachusetts want a United States senator in which we are constantly pushing him to do the right things in terms of voting, as opposed to having a United States senator who makes decisions based on principles and not just politics ... and I think we can do a lot better than what we've got." He said he expected a seven-figure fundraising haul would be needed for the primary and "as much as possible" for the general. Massachusetts, Conroy said, deserved "somebody who's going to stand by and use sound principles to make good judgments around how to vote and somebody who's going to take a stand every once in a while in accordance with those principles, and somebody who's going to lead instead of being the last one to vote."
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This camp, held every year in August at Lake Placid, is where USA Hockey evaluates the players it will take to the World Junior Championships each year at Christmastime.
LINK to story at Fighting Sioux.com.
GRAND FORKS, N.D. - The University of North Dakota's Rocco Grimaldi and Jordan Schmaltz are among the 46 players invited by USA Hockey to take part in its National Junior Evaluation Camp this August in Lake Placid, N.Y. The players will be auditioning for a spot on the U.S. National Junior Team that will take part in the 2013 International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Junior Championship, Dec. 26, 2012-Jan. 5, 2013, in Ufa, Russia.
Schmaltz, an incoming freshman, tied for second among USHL defensemen in 2011-12 with 41 points (10 goals, 31 assists) in 55 games. He led the Green Bay Gamblers to the USHL's Anderson Cup as regular season league champions with a 47-9-4 record and added two goals and five assists in 11 playoff games.
Schmaltz's previous USA Hockey experience includes a gold medal at the 2010 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge and a bronze medal at the 2011 World Junior A Challenge.


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text: There were rumors going around saying that the Detroit Red Wings were interested in Modano. Recently that was confirmed by the Red Wings GM Ken Holland and Mike Modano. Although Modano did say the Red Wings are the only team to contact him so far. Although Modano originally said he would only go where he felt confortable and listed all Pacific Division teams, I can see him having interest in his home town