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Indian-Spiced Chicken with Tomato and Cream
This fragrant sauce calls for a mix of dried spices. If the ones you've got in the pantry smell musty or you can't remember when you bought them, restock.
Servings: 6
- 3 tablespoons ghee (clarified butter) or vegetable oil
- 6 chicken legs (drumsticks with thighs; about 3 lb.)
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 4 cloves garlic finely grated
- 2 tablespoons finely grated peeled ginger
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 2 teaspoons garam masala
- 2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 2 teaspoons ground turmeric
- ½ teaspoon ground coriander
- ¾ teaspoon cayenne pepper
- ¾ teaspoon ground cardamom
- 8 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- ¾ cup canned tomato purée
- ½ cup heavy cream
- 1 pound small Yukon Gold potatoes, sliced ¼" thick
- Plain yogurt, torn fresh mint, and naan, flatbread, or cooked rice (for serving)
Nutritional Information
Calories (kcal) 510 Fat (g) 24 Saturated Fat (g) 8 Cholesterol (mg) 215 Carbohydrates (g) 22 Dietary Fiber (g) 3 Total Sugars (g) 5 Protein (g) 52 Sodium (mg) 1260
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Heat ghee in a large Dutch oven over medium heat. Season chicken with salt and pepper. Working in batches, cook chicken, skin side down, until golden brown (do not turn), 8–10 minutes. Transfer to a plate.
Add onion, garlic, and ginger to pot and cook, stirring occasionally, until onion is very soft and golden brown, 8–10 minutes. Add tomato paste, garam masala, cumin, turmeric, coriander, cayenne, and cardamom and cook, stirring often, until tomato paste is beginning to darken, about 4 minutes.
Add chicken, broth, tomato purée, and cream to pot; season with salt and pepper. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer, partially covered, skimming occasionally, until chicken is almost falling off the bone and liquid is slightly thickened, 1½–2 hours.
Add potatoes to pot and cook, partially covered, until potatoes are fork-tender, chicken is falling off the bone, and liquid is thick enough to coat a spoon, 30–45 minutes. Remove skin and bones from chicken, if desired, and return meat to pot; season stew with salt and pepper.
Divide stew among bowls, top with yogurt and mint, and serve with naan, flatbread, or rice.
DO AHEAD: Stew can be made 3 days ahead. Let cool; cover and chill.
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By now, you are all probably well aware of the firestorm that has erupted between Tesla's (TSLA) Elon Musk and the New York Times.
It started when the groundbreaking California car maker loaned out a high performance Model S for testing of its East Coast supercharger network to the Times' auto correspondent, John Broder, for a drive from Washington DC to Boston. Broder posted a story that spoke of range anxiety, confused instructions from Tesla, and ended with a picture of a drained S-1 being loaded on to a flatbed truck for return to the company.
Tesla has been down this road before. Two years ago, it lent its Roadster model to Top Gear magazine for a similar test in England. In the lawsuit that followed it was discovered that the correspondents faked a flat battery on camera by pushing a car down the road that actually had sufficient charge. It turns out that headlines shouting disaster sell more car magazines than success.
Once burned, twice forewarned. Every succeeding car loaned by Tesla to a journalist came equipped with a hidden digital data recorder, much like an aircraft "black box". In the Times story it showed that Bradford took unreported detours, didn't fully charge his battery, and frequently enjoyed power draining jackrabbit starts. Musk counter attacked with a blistering blog post that outlined the driver's, and not the car's shortfalls (http://www.teslamotors.com/blog/most-peculiar-test-drive).
Since I am a pilot, former scientist, an occasional writer for the New York Times, and have a Tesla S-1 performance parked in my garage, I feel uniquely qualified to render an opinion here. The New York Times has it all wrong, and could well have another Jason Blaire scandal on its hands.
When the rest of the media smelled a rat, they duplicated the experiment with great success. For them, it was a rare opportunity to heap mud on the reputation of the competing New York Times. CNBC took the extra step of broadcasting its drive to Boston by reporter Phil LeBeau on live TV.
I have to admit that after sitting on a waiting list for a year, it was with some excitement that I drove to the factory in Fremont, CA to pick up my S-1. The tour was like a trip to the future, with an army of highly animated German made robots precisely assembling the vehicles.
Much of the facility was built from the wreckage of the 2008 auto industry crash. It bought the old GM Corolla factory for a bargain $50 million in stock provided by Toyota. A giant sheet metal press was salvaged from Detroit for scrap metal value of about five cents on the dollar. Today, it employs 2,500, down from the 50,000 GM once needed.
Every car on the assembly line is spoken for. As soon as they are tested they are delivered to beaming new owners in the adjacent show room at the rate of three an hour. There is no inventory. There is virtually no media advertising. It is a business model that any other carmaker would kill for.
The Tesla S-1 is unlike any car that I have ever driven. It is a real beast of a machine, taking five passengers up to a hair raising 130 mph. You can feel the G-forces. The operating manual should include a warning in big bold red letters not to kill yourself on the first day. It is basically a street legal Formula One racecar.
When you approach, flush chrome handles pop out from the doors. There is no key or ignition. Sitting in the driver's seat activates the power, and the digital instruments panel flashes on. It also instantly synchs with your iPhone 5, displaying your entire iTunes library and address book on an impressive 18-inch screen. Talk about "wow"!
It is linked to the Internet 24/7. So you can instantly call up the top Yelp rated Japanese restaurant in your area and have Google Maps direct you there, all while driving. The car also upgrades itself. So one morning you sit down and the screen displays 20 new applications that have been updated.
Driving for the first time is a surreal experience. The high performance model gives you instant acceleration to 60 mph in four seconds. There is no delay while one waits for gasoline to course through to the fuel injectors, as one suffers with conventional engines. And you get the same acceleration from 60 to 90 as you do from 0 to 60. Zipping in and out of traffic, it drives more like a video game than a car. This is a pink slip racer's dream.
You can see that Tesla has completely rethought the automotive experience from the ground up with the intention of maximizing the "cool" factor. The ordering process is entirely online. There is no more haggling with dealers. Manufacturing has been completely reimagined to cut costs. The vehicle has less than half the number of parts of traditional cars. The motor, alone, shrinks from over 500 parts to a few dozen. All of the components are made at this single plant. There is no waiting for transmissions from Japan, as there is no transmission. There is no heat to manage. It strangely and silently runs at room temperature, so there is no need for a radiator or engine cooling. The aluminum body greatly eliminates weight.
Amazingly, the car has more storage space than my Toyota Highlander SUV. Pop the hood, and you get another trunk, which Tesla dubs a "frunk". This titillates friends to no end.
Then there is the notorious range issue. Musk, himself, prepared the speed versus range graph below. Any pilot will instantly recognize this, as we have to memorize one of these for each aircraft type rating. To get the advertised 300 miles you have to use every range extending technique, like slow acceleration, keeping the speed at 55 mph on the flat, and not using heat or air conditioning. If you drive like you are in the Indianapolis 500, as I do, with jump to warp speed starts up to 80 mph, that range drops by half. As it should.
Actually, the car can go 455 miles if you only drive 20 miles per hour. Tesla has offered a prize for the first driver who can document this. What happens in rush hour traffic? The range extends, as it did for me driving back from Lake Tahoe in that awful Presidents Day jam.
What about cost, you may ask? You know me. I bought the most expensive high performance model, with an 85 kWh battery, a 300-mile range, and every option maxed out, including the $3,750 tech package, a $1,500 panoramic sunroof, and the $950 sound studio. That set me back $109,770, with state taxes and fees.
If you are not a highly successful hedge fund Master of the Universe, like John Thomas, then there is a cheaper way to do this. You can buy the stripped down 40 kWh, 160-mile range version for $59,900, which less the $7,500 federal tax credit, comes to $52,400.
Now you need to learn a new form of automotive math. At the special night charging rate of 4.7 cents per kilowatt offered by my local utility, 160 miles costs $1.88. This is the equivalent of buying gas for 30 cents a gallon, the prevailing price when I first learned to drive. Charging at public stations is free. So 20,000 miles a year would run $235.
There are no tune-ups or maintenance, since there is no engine. You only change tires every 60,000 miles since the car is so light, and brake pads every 100,000 since the regenerative power system does most of the slowing.
This compares to $3,200 for 800 gallons of gas, and $1,000 in tune ups for my Highlander hybrid, giving me a net savings of $3,965 a year. Prorate this out over the guaranteed eight-year life of the 1,000-pound lithium ion battery, and you get $31,720. This brings your true cost, net of fuel and operating costs, down to $20,680. This is not bad for an ultra luxury, head turning, babe magnet of a racecar. You just effectively pay for all the fuel and maintenance for the life of the car up front.
Some 95% of all drivers travel less than 160 miles a day, so that makes a pretty big target market. Also, Tesla is building a nationwide network of fast charging stations for long distance trips that can get you fully juiced up in 45 minutes. This will include corridors that can get you from LA to New York, or Chicago to Houston, and so on. They are located in shopping malls, so the idea is to catch a quick lunch or dinner while getting refueled.
It is really easy to see how the whole Times incident happened. A young underpaid, right-brained journalism major dude is suddenly handed a $110,000 studmobile with a revolutionary new technology, not bothering to read the manual first. I see a Fast and Furious replay punctuated by a nooner in Manhattan and a car that only makes it three quarters of the way there. What did you say the difference between volts and amps was? Then it's his little red notebook against Elon's computer log. No contest.
I have to mention another issue here. The entire car establishment absolutely hates this car. This includes the Detroit automakers, their politicians, the automotive press, and the oil industry with fellow travelers. Of course, the foaming right considers it a giant government subsidized liberal conspiracy. Such is always the case when change comes in quantum leaps.
When gasoline powered cars were first introduced in England, Parliament passed a law stating they must at all times be preceded by a man on foot waving a red flag. The repeal of that law in 1905 is still celebrated by an annual race, the Brighton Run. Only cars built before that year are allowed to participate, and I have run it many times (fewer than half finish the 100 miles course).
Check out the jobs section on Craig's List for New York. I see the Times is looking for a new automotive correspondent.


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Nov. 15, 1999 (Boston) -- In news that is sure to have dietary supplement makers falling to their knees in thanks, European researchers report on results of a 3-year study indicating that a single daily dose of glucosamine sulfate appears to decrease the progression and ameliorate the signs and symptoms of osteoarthritis of the knee. The findings were presented here Monday at the 63rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Rheumatology (ACR).
Osteoarthritis is caused by just general wear and tear of the joints. In people who have the condition, the cartilage, the cushion at the end of the bones, deteriorates, which in turn reduces the space between the bones (at the joint), called joint space narrowing, and leads to pain. More than 20 million Americans suffer from the disease; most of them are over 45.
In the study of 212 patients, some took 1,500 mg of glucosamine sulfate orally each day and some took a placebo. X-rays showed that of the patients who took glucosamine sulfate, 22% had X-ray evidence of joint deterioration, compared with 38% of those who took the placebo. At the end of the 3-year study, patients on glucosamine had nearly 50% less joint-space narrowing and experienced significant improvement of symptoms, says Jean-Yves Reginster, MD, PhD, from the University of Liege, Belgium.
"For the first time, we have shown that a compound may be able at least to slow down the progression of osteoarthritis," Reginster says.
But if glucosamine sulfate works as claimed, it still isn't clear why. Other studies have shown it may work by shutting down the inflammatory proteins that chew up cartilage.
A U.S. rheumatologist tells WebMD that he finds glucosamine to be only moderately effective for treatment of osteoarthritis of the knee. "My personal practice is that if my patients come in and tell me that they're interested in taking it or that they're currently taking it, I recommend that they take it for a minimum of 12 weeks to see if they're going to have a therapeutic effect in terms of symptom modification," says Marc Hochberg, MD, MPH. Hochberg is chairman and professor of rheumatology at the University of Maryland.
But before patients rush out to the drugstore or health food market to snap up glucosamine pills, they should be aware that the substance is controlled and regulated as a prescription-only drug in Europe, and is therefore a standardized product. In contrast, glucosamine sulfate is an over-the-counter dietary supplement in the U.S., free from FDA oversight. It's therefore subject to wide variations in quality, potency, and, presumably, efficacy.
"My major concern is that nutritional supplements in the United States are not regulated to the degree that [prescription strength] drugs are regulated, and that when you go into the store, you're not sure what you're getting," Hochberg says.
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30 yrs old. 3 cycles under belt (test, nandralone, tren, winny, masteron, var used in different cycles). Squat= 455lbs for reps, dead 475 1rm, bench 335x3. Ht 5'11, wgt 230, bf around 17% (i know its higher than optimal)
Been clean for over 2 yrs, curious what peoples opinions are on low-dosage use of Anadrol. Would potentially use 25mgs a day of anadrol, 300mgs a week of test, and around 500mgs a week of masteron. Keeping usual ancillaries on-hand just in case of issues... Nolva for pct.
My main question is what are peoples opinions of Anadrol? I am really interested in experimenting with it; seeing as how I have NEVER used it. Do you think a dose of 25mgs a day would give a significant boost to strength and muscle volume? Or would a 'full' dose of 50mgs a day be needed to see it?
My concerns with it are all the things associated with oxymetholone: high blood pressure, water retention, liver toxicity, acne.
I wonder if the lower dosage will yield decent benefits with minimal-to-no sides. I am also planning on using GHRP-6 and CJC w/o DAC in the cycle. Cycle length would be 10-12 weeks, with the anadrol being used at either the beginning or after the first 2-3 weeks. I would also frontload the test and masteron. Duration of anadrol usage would be 4 weeks or more; this is dependant on its effects both good and bad.
I hear Drol is notorious for making people feel like shit... Apologies for how scattered this post is.
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Have you ever used dianabol? Just assuming you have and forgot to place it in your list of what uve tried. I've only used dianabol when it comes to orals, 50mg per day. What alot of ppl say is basically anadrol kicks dianabols ass, or is a more advanced/stronger drug.
In the case that you havent used dianabol id say give that a go at 50mgs first just because its more managable/less sides and will give you an idea of what anadrol might be like. I can't relate though because i have never used anadrol im actually in the process of creating a winter cycle that includes it though :) gunna be sweeett!
Yes; I have used Dbol. A pleasant androgen that is fairly ubiquitous in my opinion...
id say go for it then. just have a serm ready
If memory serves me right a SERM may not be the first line of defense for Anadrol-induced-female-sex-hormone-side effects?? I guess I could just read what is on the internet or see if some other board members will chime in with anecdotal evidence... Or is a SERM the best line of defense? I feel like I read somewhere long ago Anadrol attenuates/binds to progesterone receptors in the breast...
What are some of the lowest and highest dosages people have used of anadrol?
Nobody is going to give some input?
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regular dose is around 50mg ed, if your going to go high ive herd of a buddy going up to 150 mg ed but that seems crazy to me.
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i personally didnt see anything till 100mg, and went to 150mg with worst side being loss of appetite, and joints hurting from the amount of strength i gained in such a short period another side :D


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As being his aunt, Id like to speak-up for him and make this important statement, about this young man. His parents, have done an excellent job in bringing up their son, to be a very courteous and intelligent teenager. As an over-average student in his senior year in high school and a fire fighter, that takes his responsibility to help others, in a serious and mature manner, along with his affectionate personality, he is very well admired in the community he is living in because, of these great qualities he has. These very positive characteristics, are what really makes me proud to be his aunt. If you know Alexander and feel that this statement is your opinion also, please sign this petition. Thank you, for taking the time to read this.
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A Bloomingdale man was arrested on Dec. 21 after police said he had an Airsoft gun in his possession that was painted to look like a handgun.
John Lahowchic, 35, was charged with possession of an imitation firearm for unlawful purposes. He was released on bail.
According to a press release sent by Bloomingdale Police Ptl. Dan Fletcher, police responded to a Hamburg Turnpike bar, which was not named, just after 10 p.m. after a patron said she was shown a silver gun by Lahowchic. Fletcher said several other bar patrons said they also saw the gun but that it was only visible when Lahowchic lifted his shirt.
The Pompton Lakes Police Department assisted with putting out a police broadcast of Lahowchic's description, as well as the description of the car he was driving. By 10:39 p.m., Lahowchic's car was stopped by Butler police.
Police were able to determine that the gun was an Airsoft gun, a non-lethal weapon. Typically, Fletcher said, Airsoft guns have orange tips, although Lahowchic's was painted black.
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Eidson M, Miller J, Kramer L, Cherry B, Hagiwara Y. Dead crow densities and human cases of West Nile virus, New York State, 2000. Emerging Infectious Diseases, Jul-Aug 2001; 7(4): 662-664.


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Holy shit my hero was mentioned. Excellent suggestion by the way. Always with me always with you is one of my favorites. Here are some more suggestions:
Despite Kirk Hammetts' on/off musicality, to get my fingers going when I first started playing I built up the solos at the end of One and Fade to Black. They REALLY helped me out a lot as far as improving my dexterity.
Pantera - This Love: the riff at about 2'47" was something that helped me get my downpicking down (of course Master of Puppets did that, too. While we're talking about Metallica, at 3'16" in Seek and Destroy there is a badass riff to learn downpicking)
Pantera - Cemetary Gates: the famous pinch harmonic riff really got me started on learning those and helped me out a lot
Hmmm..... What else...... Vibrato: Joe Satriani - Mountain Song. Gotta love it.
Lamb of God - these guys kick ass. I can remember playing Laid to Rest all day to build up downpicking/alternate picking mixtures as well as dexterity
Okay here's a really random one. Van Halen's Hot for Teacher helped me with tapping. Don't diss.
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The Douro Scala is located in Cidadelhe on the right bank of the river Douro. The unit is only 80 km from Porto International Airport and 1.5 kilometers from the picturesque village of Mesao Frio.
It has several cultural sites within walking distance as the City Museum and from Peso da Regua. If you choose to enjoy a more relaxing holiday in contact with nature, discover some of the most beautiful green areas and the incomparable beauty of the Douro River just minutes away.


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News: Lloyd Banks Says Winning Canada Assault Case Is Refreshing, "It's Easier On The Mind" [Video]
Friday, Aug 6, 2010 7:18PM
G-Unit's Lloyd Banks has confirmed recent reports of winning his Canada assault case which accused him and his entourage of brutally attacking a promoter earlier this year.
Banks said he can now move forward and focus on creating new records.
"It's easier on the mind," Banks said about no longer having to worry about his Canadian alleged assault case. "Now more records get made, it's back to the business, you know what I'm saying? I was able to go back to Canada about three months ago and now it's official. All the promoters that were thinking twice, think three times because now I'm back baby. The 'Any Girl' video shoot. Myself, Tony Yayo, Lloyd, you hear it in the background. The video should be dropping in about a week or two. We charting now, Billboard." (Vlad TV)
A ruling was reportedly made last month in Ontario and later confirmed by Banks' attorney.
Last week, Justice Michael Epstein dismissed all charges relating to the January incident, which sparked headlines around the world. "Banks would like to thank his Canadian counsel, Patrick Ducharme, and the authorities in Ontario for doing 'the right thing," Banks' United States lawyer, Scott Leemon ESQ., said. "After a careful and neutral evaluation of the facts, it is good to see that the system actually work. With this finally behind him, Banks looks forward to coming back to Canada soon." (All Hip Hop)
Details on the brutal assault and Banks' arrest were revealed in early January.
New York rapper and G-Unit honcho Lloyd Banks has been arrested along with four other men in Ontario Canada. Banks, real name Christopher Charles Lloyd, and four others allegedly sequestered road manager and "Canadian booking artist" Chris Hines of Chris Hines/ Ultimate Ent in a hotel near Kitchener (Ontario, Canada) where Banks was scheduled to perform. According to accounts of the alleged incident, they assaulted Hines and left him to be rushed to hospital. Hines suffered a few minor lacerations as well as a bruised eye and a possible head trauma. Details will be posted as they become available. (Def Sounds)
Booking agent victim Chris Hines previously spoke out against Banks following the incident.
"It was at -- Ontario, [I was just the booking agent,] correct," Hines said in an interview. "There's a little more to the story, like I said, I don't want to get in to it too much. But the most accurate story of all of them is on MTV which has got put up right now. MTV.com, that's the most accurate of all stories. But he was paid in advance. We got into a confrontation of course, they assaulted me and kept me there for a little while. It was probably like for 20 minutes, 30 minutes. They had me there for quite some time. But so far, the things I'm seeing online, the most accurate is on MTV. Like, I worked for the guys for years and I don't really know what the f*ck they were thinking, if they were watching a movie earlier I don't know what that's about. The whole incident that night had nothing to do with me and everybody knows that." (Hollywood Street King)
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Former CIA Officers and Authors Tony and Jonna Mendez Speak at BC
by Andrew Peters '15
Former CIA officers and authors, Tony and Jonna Mendez, spoke to students of Bridgewater College on Tuesday, Sept. 10, in Cole Hall. The couple provided insight into the dangerous exfiltration of six Americans during the Iran Hostage Crisis of 1979-1980, which served as inspiration for the Academy Award-winning film, Argo.
Before discussing the story depicted in Argo, the Mendez duo gave some background on their lives. Both served in the CIA as masters of disguise, working as counterfeiters and forgers. Tony specialized in identity transformation. He could change anyone into someone entirely different by use of prosthetics and makeup. "We were essentially the Q office," Jonna joked.
As the two delved deep into their story, inaccuracies within the movie Argo were referenced. Many of the real collaborators in the mission were disappointed at being left out of the film. The British were dissatisfied with their lack of representation, and the Canadians did not think that they received enough credit for their participation. To help clear up these inaccuracies, Jonna said, "the Canadians, in our eyes, were very heroic." After being questioned about further parties angered by their depictions, Tony replied, "…well, the Iranians..."
The notion of making a fake movie as cover for the rescue of six Americans was not one that was impossible to fathom in Hollywood. For years, many movies had been sent into production to provide the mafia with ways to launder money. Hollywood had been a valuable resource for the CIA in the past and was one that Tony was keen to use again.
Tony traveled to Hollywood with $10,000 from the CIA to visit with John Chambers, well-known in Los Angeles for his work on Planet of the Apes. With the help of Chambers, Tony found a producer, placed full page advertisements in both the Variety and the Hollywood Reporter and sold Hollywood on the fake movie. Jonna was sure to note that Hollywood was so entranced with the idea of Argo that both George Lucas and Steven Spielberg sent scripts to studio six for review.
Selling Argo to Hollywood was the easy part though. Getting support from the American government was more challenging. Jonna emphasized, "If [the mission] failed, the American flag would be draped all over [the failure]."
In addition to selling the CIA, the White House and Canada on the plan, Tony needed to sell it to the six Americans whose lives depended on his preparations. Since the Canadian embassy was closing, removing all six Americans was imperative. Joe Stafford, one of the Americans, resisted leaving initially, but after employing what Jonna describes as a "famous CIA tactic," Stafford willingly left. Tony recalled, "We kept Joe up all night drinking Quattro."
Although the director and producer of Argo needed to visually show the fear in the final scenes, the Iranians did not chase the plane down the runway as depicted in the film. Tony recalled that the real terror was that the plane would be attacked by Iranian F-4 fighter jets. Jonna added, "The book [Argo] is the true story of the operation."
"Good ideas are like balloons; they always go up. All it takes is one person with a good idea to change history and make a difference for six people," Jonna concluded. Both Tony and Jonna encouraged BC students to be facilitators of future good ideas.


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I see the league granted some of our players (and others) bonus pay for performance. Isn"t that essentially what the franchise was put in timeout for last year? Has Roger and the league given these players "bounties" for play above and beyond?
I thought I had put the whole semantic argument to bed, but seeing the league do this galling. Can anyone educate me as to when the league started doing this and how they decide who gets these bonuses?


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Its taken me a while to get around to it but I finally watched Act of Valor (ironically on Independence Day) and the movie delivered a powerful message.
When I say powerful…I mean POWERFUL.
Now, I'm not going to make this post a movie critic style review…
…but if you've seen the flick you probably already know that there were several aspects of the movie that were rather subpar when reviewed professionally and objectivelly.
Especially the acting…
…BUT, if you focus on the primary message of the movie instead of the movie's weaknesses, there is a lot you can learn from it….
…stuff that you can apply to your personal life, your relationships, your career, and even to your training.
Here is a short poem from the movie that I thought was worth sharing.
It's allegedly written by the iconic and heroic Native American Chief Tecumseh, the leader of the Shawnee tribe who is famous for launching Tecumseh's Confederacy and opposing the United States in the war of 1812.
"So live your life that the fear of death can never enter your heart. Trouble no one about their religion; respect others in their view, and demand that they respect yours. Love your life, perfect your life, beautify all things in your life.
Seek to make your life long and its purpose in the service of your people. Prepare a noble death song for the day when you go over the great divide.
Always give a word or a sign of salute when meeting or passing a friend, even a stranger, when in a lonely place. Show respect to all people and grovel to none.
When you arise in the morning give thanks for the food and for the joy of living. If you see no reason for giving thanks, the fault lies only in yourself. Abuse no one and no thing, for abuse turns the wise ones to fools and robs the spirit of its vision.
When it comes your time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song and die like a hero going home."
~ Chief Tecumseh
I think that Chief Tecumseh is simply telling us to live life bodly, be proud of who you are, be an example to others, tell your loved ones that you love them, respect yourself and others, be humble and don't let ego rule you. Live with generosity, honor, truth, respect, passion, integrity, strength — and above all, live fearlessly.
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One of the great things about a community the size of Newburyport is that individual citizens and small organizations can have a big impact. Theater in the Open (TITO), our amazing, little stage company, is an example. The contribution this nonprofit makes to the area is way out of scale to the size of its resources, reputation, staff or facilities.
Using the true magic of theater, TITO crafts smart, witty, thought-provoking shows that keep adults and children enthralled. Even when costumes are crafted from old clothes, musical numbers are re-purposed radio hits, and "off-stage" is behind a bush, TITO produces excellent theater in the authentic panto tradition. The group showcases the essence of this intimate art form in an era of over-produced, impersonal entertainment.
Teddy Speck with Beth Randall — two local treasures themselves— leads TITO's talented, multi- generational cast and crew. They deserve all the support we can give them.
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How well does iOS sync with Windows 8?
Hey everyone, question is in the title but I'll go into my specific situation here. I'm due for an upgrade and own a Windows 8 laptop that I'm extremely happy with. I'm still up in the air about what type of phone I want since all 3 major systems do everything I want very well. I don't require many apps but I think that has to do with the systems I've been on (webOS -> WP 7.5) so maybe I just haven't had the opportunity to find apps that I really want so that's the main reason why I'm considering an iPhone.
My main concern is how well it'll sync with my current Windows 8 apps. I love the mail, calendar, and people apps and that's my main concern. How well would can iOS sync with my Microsoft account and how well can Windows 8 work with my apple account? I plan on sticking to Microsoft's app offerings (skyrdrive, outlook, etc.) and am wondering how well it'll all fit together. Thanks for the help.


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About onOne Software
The onOne Software team has a passion for two things—building simple yet powerful software and taking care of our customers. Our goal is to build tools that save time and money for everyone who loves photography, allowing them to create the images they want and get back to what they really love to do: go shoot!
About the Company
The onOne Software headquarters are in Portland, Oregon. Founded in 2005 by the former CEO at Extensis, onOne Software is a privately held company consisting of a team of software veterans, professional photographers, photography enthusiasts and Photoshop experts. As lovers of photography, we understand the exciting new opportunities technology brings to photography. With all of these opportunities, there are just as many challenges. Constantly changing technologies, evolving tools and a never ending supply of techniques and work flows to be learned and applied.
Every onOne Software product is built with the promise of saving you time and frustration behind the computer screen so you can quickly get the images you want and then get back behind the camera. Our commitment is to help you get the most out of your onOne products by providing knowledgeable and helpful technical and customer support (our customers rave about our support team!) and ongoing educational content through the onOne University. To top it off, if you find that you are not satisfied, you have 30 days to return the product and get your money back.
Management Team
Craig Keudell, President and Founder
Craig has over 20 years of experience in the software industry. Before onOne, Craig was the CEO and part of the founding team at Extensis. Extensis employed 150, completed several key acquisitions and attained all-time sales and profit levels during his tenure. Craig enjoys golfing, watching football and spending time with his wife and daughters on their Christmas tree farm.
Kevin Bier, VP Engineering
Kevin has been building photo and imaging products for Apple and Microsoft consumers since the mid-80′s. He led the creation of the TWAIN image-scanning standard and was a key technical contributor to other formative imaging standards like TIFF and FlashPix. He has held senior technical roles at Hewlett-Packard, Extensis, and Microsoft. Kevin also enjoys living in the country, talking with people from around the world on his ham radio, and singing in Barbershop quartets.
Rick LePage, VP Content and Web Services
Rick has been part of the publishing industry since he took over his university's literary magazine in the early 1980s. He has been the editor in chief and publisher of MacWEEK, Macworld and Photoshop Elements Techniques magazines. Most recently, he was president of Mac Publishing, a division of IDG. An avid amateur photographer, Rick can often be found out shooting on the banks of the Columbia River, and throughout Oregon and Washington.
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Bob has over 25 years of experience in the software industry. Trained as a designer, Bob combined his passion for design and software at Letraset, Meta Creations and Extensis. Bob is an expert in international markets. You can find Bob in his local country pub or walking with his wife Di and dogs Archie and Ellie.
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Dan is the senior product manager and pro photographer in residence at onOne Software. Before onOne Software, Dan was a product manager for pro photo products at Extensis. Dan graduated with a Bachelors degree in Fine Art from Oregon State University and still shoots regularly to feed his passion. Dan spends his spare time with his pro photographer wife working in their studio.


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Very seldom does a trade opportunity arise that can so impact a franchise that it could change and alter the fortune and culture of the franchise. Such a trade would have such an effect on the franchise that it would be immortalized and known simply as "The Trade". Below I am going to lay out a possible trade scenario and I am going to explain in detail why this trade is a realistic trade that both teams could conceivably consider pulling this trade off. The question is would Pioli do this trade? Would you? Without further ado I present to you....the trade:
Colts get:
Dwayne Bowe
Glenn Dorsey
2012 4th round pick
2013 2nd round pick
2012 1st round pick
Chiefs get:
2012 1st overall pick
With the 1st overall pick of the 2012 draft, the Kansas City Chiefs select Andrew Luck, Quarterback, Stanford.
Why the Colts will do the trade:
The Colts would absolutely consider this trade under a few circumstances: 1. Peyton Manning returns 100% healthy and 2. Dwayne Bowe and Glenn Dorsey both agree to long-term contracts with the Colts. There are several reasons that this trade would be a viable option for the Colts. First there is a matter of Manning's contract and the "No Trade" clause contained within it not to mention the huge cap hit that would be absorbed by the Colts if they were to cut him (or trade him should Manning waive that part of the contract). There are also very few teams available that can absorb a contract as large as Manning's is. If Manning returns the Colts would have a 3-5 year window for another Super Bowl appearance. They need to get there quickly but they have some holes in their game obviously that need to be filled. The Colts would likely take the draft pick the Chiefs give them and draft Landry Jones to sit behind Manning for a few years ala Aaron Rodgers behind Favre. Of course they could also select the best LT prospect and then grab Foles or Tannehill in the 2nd. Other reasons they would consider this trade:
Dwayne Bowe:
It is pretty clear that Reggie Wayne wants out of Indianapolis in the worst kind of way. Once Wayne leaves that is going to leave Manning without a clear-cut number one Wide Receiver. Garcon is a very good receiver but is more of a second receiver than a number one receiver. The Colts need a productive player immediately due to the 3-5 year window Manning has and they don't have time to let an inexperienced rookie develop. Enter Dwayne Bowe. He's six years younger than Wayne and if he isn't an "elite" receiver then he isn't far off. He has had a turnstile of poor to average Quarterbacks throwing to him and he has still managed to put up 1000+ yards in every season with the exception of 2009 in which he missed several games due to suspension and a benching and also his rookie year in which he missed having 1000 yards by 5 yards. His list of Quarterbacks during that time includes Damon Huard, Brodie Croyle, Tyler Thigpen, Matt Cassel, and Tyler Palko. The best Quarterback that Dwayne Bowe has ever had in his entire career is Matt Cassel. Yes, I want you to re-read that. Matt freaking Cassel. I can only imagine the numbers that Bowe would put up with an elite stud like Manning. I think Bowe could be poised for his first 1400+ yard season and yet another breakout year. I can't foresee him getting less than 1400 yards and 12-15 Touchdowns with Manning throwing to him. The Colts will need an elite receiver putting up big numbers in order to make it back to the Super Bowl and that is what they will get in Dwayne Bowe.
Glenn Dorsey:
The Colts have absolutely no problem in the pass rushing department considering they have two bookend, Pro-Bowl caliber pass rushers in Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis. The issue for the Colts defense is and has been in stopping the run. They need a stout and strong run stuffer who can take on blckers at the point of attack and then shed them and stop the ball carrier. That is where Dorsey will come into play. This will put Dorsey back at home in the 4-3 defense where he is a much better fit and will allow him to fulfill his potential and he will be able to use his skills much more effectively. If the Colts use him as LSU did then he will not only be able to stop the run but he will also be able to get after the opposing Quarterback as well which would help bolster the Colts defense tremendously. Dorsey would help fill a glaring void in the Colts defense that has been there for quite a while and they have been seemingly been unable to fill.
Why the Chiefs will do the trade:
I think it is pretty clear why the Chiefs would be willing to do the trade. I love Dwayne Bowe. He has been the greatest Wide Receiver that this franchise has ever had and he would undoubtedly have a very long and productive career. However the Chiefs are badly in need of a franchise Quarterback to develop. This is something that this franchise has sorely lacked since the days of Len Dawson. This franchise has tried every possible other approach.....dominant Offensive Lines, dominant Defenses, dominant Running Backs.....they have tried virtually everything except the tried and true method of successful franchises....drafting a franchise Quarterback. Instead of drafting its own Quarterback (outside of 1983), the Chiefs franchise has tried to band-aid the position through every other possible means (Free Agency, trades, later round draft pics, etc.). While other teams have reaped the benefits and enjoyed the successes of having the Montana's (the youthful version), the Marino's, the Manning's, the Rodgers's, the Brees's, and the Brady's; this organization has instead given its fans the DeBergs, the Huards, the Grbacs, the Croyle's and the Palkos. The one exception in all of this was Trent Green who was a very good Quarterback. Unfortunately he was around 30 when he was acquired which gave him a very short windown and they never really gave him a defense that was good enough to give him the opportunity to win in the playoffs. As for Dorsey, well, he is a good player and a class act who behaves off the field and has a good attitude and locker room personality. However, he isn't really a fit in the 3-4 and deserves to be in a 4-3 where his full potential can be realized. That will not happen with the Chiefs. Additionally he never really lived up to his fifth overall drafting slot although he has become a very good player. The need for a true franchise Quarterback that can lift this franchise on his shoulders and boost the play of others around him outweighs the production these two players can bring. Although Baldwin isn't fully proven he does appear to be as advertised. His is bigger and faster than Bowe and has very good hands. He simply needs experience and the Chiefs appear to still have a really good receiving corps (Baldwin, Breaston, Urban) even minus Bowe. Dorsey can be replaced with either someone we already have (Bailey), or through the draft or even Free Agency (Calais Campbell). You don't often get a shot at such a great prospect so I think the Chiefs need to seize this opportunity if available. I think this trade is very possible due to all the reasons I listed. I look forward to the feedback and your thoughts about this trade.


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A Waterloo man faces weapons charges after investigating a fight and possible shots fired at a Waterloo gas station Sunday morning.
The Waterloo Police Department was called to the Casey's General Store at 3035 Logan Avenue at around 3 a.m. Sunday for a reported fight and possible shots fired.
As they arrived, officers say the fight was breaking up and people were leaving. Officers were able to question one man, but no gun was found and he was released.
After officers reviewed video, they say the man they interviewed, 22-year-old Francis Davontay Phillips of Waterloo, did have a gun in his possession.
Officers executed a search warrant at 420 Reed St. Thursday and arrested Phillips.
Phillips is charged with intimidation with a dangerous weapon, carrying weapons, providing false identification and interference with official acts while armed with a dangerous weapon.
He is being held at the Black Hawk County Jail on a $50,000 bond.


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Excerpt from the People Country article:
The October issue of PEOPLE Country magazine includes a touching article on Amy Grant and the lessons she's learning as she cares for a parent with dementia. Amy's mom suffered from dementia before her death last year; now Amy's father's mind is failing. From the article: "Early on I was angry and feeling overwhelmed, like, 'It's not the way it used to be,'" she says, holding back tears several times as she tells her story. But her new role has yielded unexpected gifts. "A friend told me, 'This is the last great lesson your parents will teach you.' That changed everything. I've learned even tough situations are beautiful." Read the rest of the story in the October issue of PEOPLE Country, on newsstands this week.
Amy Grant: Caring for My Father
Excerpt from the People Country article:
I helped as much as I could while my mother slipped from us during her bout with Alzheimer's. Thank you Amy for your insight with your own touch of humor. It was a graceful and delicate article, well written and showed the human side of a devastating disease. God blessed us with one of those amazing, infrequent crystal days when my sister and I had our mother back for one afternoon in Spring of 2006. Mother passed that September…
I wondered what was going on with Amy Grant at WOF this year (in Indy). Her thoughts were inconsistent, some of her comments were unfitting, and just seemed a bit out of sorts as she was talking. Her music was good and she seemed much more herself/able to smile as she sang but it just seemed like she was uncomfortable or out of sorts when she was talking in between songs.
While caring for my mother while she was battling lung cancer (she was a nonsmoker) even though I had struggled with how can she have lung cancer?…she NEVER smoked! Even though I prayed that she would be healed (she died in 2007) slowly but surely I began to realize that she had one more thing to teach me…how to come to the end of life with your sense of humor, your faith, your dignity, all still in tact! She taught me many things, how to overcome ANY tragedy, (with the Lord's help) how to be a good mother, how to be a prayer warrior, how to be at peace when you want to scream…the ultimate lesson she taught me was the most important journey of your life is your last, when you reach out and take Jesus by the hand to your home in heaven! She woke me up early one morning, she had something to tell me…she had been to heaven, saw the pearly gates, the street of gold, the heavenly massions, her loved ones, beutiful flowers, vegetables, fruits in sizes and colors we don't even have on earth. Her best friend from childhood (my aunt) took her on the tour…her sister was organizing everyone (just because you are in heaven, doesn't mean your personality changes)! She said Jesus and her mother were waiting just on the other side of the veil…with each passing day this world grows dimmer and heaven becomes more visible, when it was her time she would take Jesus hand and go…which she did!
I've read this article and I was inspired and awe-struck of Amy Grant's experience and growth through this devistation of losing one parent just a year ago and seeing her father go through this and not letting it engulf her in grief. She has such a beautiful and strong soul! I just wanted to hug her and let her know her story has encouraged me to always see the positive in all challenges no matter how big or small. Thank you Amy for sharing your experience! God Bless you!


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In one day, Hurricane Katrina clotted the whole works, blocking farmers from the world market, depriving steel makers of critical materials, shutting chemical plants that feed the nation's plastics industry and generally disrupting the supply chain for dozens of industries.
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"The real problem is the fact that this is a choke point in the economy, and that's become very apparent," said Peter Morici, a business professor at the University of Maryland, College Park. "This is not your typical hurricane."
Added to the damage to the nation's oil and gas industry, economists say, the supply disruptions and their ripple effects could easily cut economic growth by 1 percentage point, from about 3.5 percent to 2.5 percent.
In a roughly $12 trillion economy, that translates into about $120 billion of economic activity that will be lost next year and in subsequent years unless the economy grows so fast that it is able to make up the difference.
The dual prospects of inflation and muted economic growth could prompt the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee to take a different view of interest-rate policy as it prepares for its Sept. 20 meeting. The Fed has been steadily raising rates in the past couple of years to ward off inflation.
On top of the reduced growth, the forecasting firm Risk Management Solutions estimates the damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure at more than $100 billion, which would make Katrina by far the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history. Insurance industry experts and economists estimate that about $30 billion of the losses are covered by insurance.
"We will have the worst of both worlds," said Anirban Basu, a Maryland economist and head of Sage Policy Group. "We will have less output, and whatever output is available will be at a higher price."
Maryland might be spared the worst of the crisis because the state has few of the manufacturing operations that are likely to be hit by supply disruptions from the hurricane, Basu said. But the state will feel the disruptions in myriad other ways.
The trouble starts with oil and gasoline.
More than half of the natural gas and 70 percent of the oil normally produced in the Gulf of Mexico remained cut off yesterday, according to the U.S. Minerals Management Service. About 30 percent of U.S. oil output and 24 percent of its gas supply come from the gulf.
With much of the nation's refining capacity also damaged, transportation will undoubtedly be more expensive. Just about everything people buy must be transported, so that means higher costs for goods.
Even when gasoline production returns to normal, many economists forecast, prices will stay higher than they were before the storm. Morici and others say that spells trouble for the Big Three automakers in the United States, whose strategies have revolved around large cars, trucks and sport utility vehicles for the past decade.
Chrysler ads routinely boast of the powerful hemi engines in the carmaker's best-selling models. General Motors, which recently shut its van assembly plant in Baltimore but still makes transmissions here, continues to push its SUV line.
GM, called a candidate for bankruptcy if it can't reduce its health care costs and improve sales, has lowered its sales and earnings projections and blamed a dip in sales last month in part on the hurricane.
Maryland is more affluent than the rest of the country, Basu said, which means that the state's residents are better positioned to handle higher fuel costs. But some economists say high gasoline prices could affect housing prices in outer suburbs, which typically require longer commutes to jobs.
Employers also are feeling the pinch of higher transportation costs, in the form of fuel surcharges from the truckers who carry their goods. Many have absorbed those extra costs for months, but most are starting to pass those expenses on to consumers.
"There's no question that we see that in the fuel surcharges from our carriers," said Newth Morris, president and owner of Dixie Printing and Packaging in Glen Burnie. "It's getting to be 20 to 30 percent of the bill. This was going on before the mess with Katrina."


text: Through Partisan Eyes Rosengarten, Frank Frank Rosengarten's Through Partisan Eyes is a remarkably powerful antidote to the pervasive view of Italy as a museum. His memoir brings poignantly into relief a vibrant scene of intellectuals (in the capacious definition of the term that encompasses scholars, artists, and many others who help shape a society's self-representation and its broader world view) grappling with urgent social and political issues of national and international import. From as far back as his graduate student years at Columbia University, through the decades he spent as a university professor, to his current activities as a remarkably productive independent scholar, Rosengarten's thinking, research, and writing have always been ineluctably intertwined with a deep concern for social justice and what in today's parlance one would term the plight of the subalterns. He has never adopted the stance of the scholar gazing at his/her object of study with aesthetic detachment or moral indifference — nor has he ever tried to. It is, precisely and paradoxically, because he views and engages the world around him "through partisan eyes" that Rosengarten's recollections of and reflections on his life, career, friendships and encounters differ refreshingly and, often, strikingly from what one normally expects to find and frequently encounters in memoirs of scholars and academics. Whereas most Americans are drawn to Italy as a museum of past glories and masterpieces, for Rosengarten, the museum, the archive, the literary canon stimulate meditations on the living material situations and conditions of people hankering for social justice and equity. Joseph A. Buttigieg, University of Notre Dame


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"We just passed a resolution in support of the Greenlight Pinellas Plan," proclaimed St. Petersburg City Councilman, Jeff Danner from the steps of City Hall, to applause from supporters of the measure which included members of the County Commission and St. Pete's Chamber of Commerce.
City leaders approved the plan which, with a one cent sales tax, will fund a future public transit rail line, among other things.
"It's about transportation, yes, but it's also about economic development, it's about 3,000 jobs a year," said Kenneth Welch, Chairman of the Pinellas Board of County Commissioners.
"With this additional revenue, we can run them later, we can run them on weekends and start immediately purchasing new buses while we're developing the rail plan," Danner said.
The plan is to pay for the project with a one cent sales, which Danner, says would replace another current property tax.
"What we're proposing is to eliminate the PSTA ad valorem tax currently applied to your property in exchange for that one cent sales tax."
On Tuesday, December 10th, the measure goes to county leaders who will decide whether or not to put it on the ballot next November."We'll have 11 months for a campaign to go out and reach the voters and talk about this project," Danner added.
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LITTLE ROCK, AR (PR) - Affiliated Foods Southwest, Inc. a wholesale food distribution company providing product, services and technology for independent food retailers in a 6-state area for over 50 years filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Tuesday. The company reported $730 million in revenue for fiscal 2008.
Affiliated announced on March 14, 2009 plans for reorganization due to cash flow difficulties, with the company's primary lender US Bank temporarily cutting off credit, furthering the liquidity setback. Over the past 7 weeks the company has replaced management and installed reorganization procedures, including negotiations with other food wholesalers for a buy-out. During that time relationships with its primary lender group have continued to deteriorate, with product inventories being reduced drastically, which have resulted in losing a number of key customers. Under these conditions the Board of Directors was compelled to file for bankruptcy protection and to maximize the value of assets for liquidation.
The distribution center located southwest of Little Rock on interstate 30 currently has 530 employees. The Governor's dislocated task force will begin meeting with these employees at once to provide assistance. Affiliated operates a number of corporate retail stores with 900 employees at those locations. Currently those stores are being sold and should provide continued employment.
The company services over 400 supermarkets in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas. These independent grocers have been given advance notice that they should secure secondary suppliers, due to Affiliated's decrease in service level of product. This will allow these supermarkets to now make those secondary suppliers their primary source of supply, which will allow continued customer service in their markets. For this reason the company believes these independent grocers should be able to provide the same high quality service to its customers they have provided in the past.
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I have noticed through various reports and comments that Tampa Bay Buccaneer first rounder, Doug Martin may not be too crazy about his nickname, "Muscle Hamster" .
"Muscle Hamster" was apparently given to him by a teammate a long time ago prior to becoming a Buccaneer. Some people have asked that the media drop the name altogether out of respect for Martin, while others simple would like him to have a new identity associated with his NFL career.
It got me thinking, if we could change Doug Martin's nickname, what would it be? After brainstorming a bit, my favorite was the "Tasmanian Devil" (He is quick and fast and destroys anything in his path). Just having some fun with it. So let's hear what you guys think.


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Here are some of the top stories for this Wednesday.
- Javier Zanetti's Fondazione P.U.P.I. is celebrating its 12th anniversary. If you are in Milan this Thursday, November 7, go and celebrate with the Captain and with the Inter players!
Celebrate the PUPI Foundation's 12th anniversary with us! http://t.co/usE47vi3sl pic.twitter.com/2mzUItR9ON— inter.it (@inter) November 5, 2013
- Ricky Alvarez is holding a twitter contest and will be giving away a signed jersey. You can enter by simply retweeting the following tweet through your twitter account:
Come regalo metto la mia maglia autograffata da tutti giocatori a sorteggio. #ricky100mil solo RT per partecipare pic.twitter.com/jWo9mTtpMn— Ricky Alvarez (@ricky11alvarez) November 5, 2013
- Yuto Nagatomo made his 100th appearance in Serie A against Udinese. Congratulations, Yuto!!
- Reports are saying that Rodrigo Palacio will be given a contract extension, but nothing will be signed until early 2014. El Trenza's current contract runs through 2015 at 2.7 million Euros per season. The rumored extension would bring Palacio to potentially the end of his career, until the 2017-18 season.
- Finally, a miscellaneous tidbit regarding two ex-Nerazzurri players who were teammates for a short time at Inter and are both currently at Paris St.-Germain. Even though Zlatan Ibrahimovic is a great player and is on the 23 man short list for the Ballon d'Or, Thiago Motta believes that he should not win the award. According to Motta, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are superior players than the other 21 men and one of them deserves to win.


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Gettysburg, PA. — If you've never been to this place, it should definitely be on your priority list of things to do. Gettysburg was the largest battle ever fought on this continent. More significantly, it started exactly 150 years ago today. On this day 150 years ago, Union soldiers, including the famous Iron Brigade, were fighting rebels from General Henry Heath's division of A.P. Hill's Third Corps just east of the town of Gettysburg. There, in the distance, Heath's men were deploying into a line of battle to face the soldiers of Union General John Reynolds' First Corps. The Iron Brigade, also known as the "Black Hat Brigade" because of their distinctive headgear, was composed of soldiers from Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana. Hoosiers, from this part of the state, made up the 19th Indiana Volunteer Infantry, a few of whom were from right here in Rush County. A rebel soldier who saw The Iron Brigade coming reportedly said, "Its them damn black-hatted fellers a'gin! T'aint no militia. It's the Army of the Potomac!"
From our view high atop the cupola of the Lutheran Theological Seminary, we are looking out over the same ground that General John Buford saw from this position as the rebels approached from the west. In the distance are the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. Nearer are the well-kept farm fields just outside this quaint town. As I have written before, Gettysburg is just about the same size as Rushville. A few of the differences are the ten roads that radiate out from Gettysburg, compared to the nine roads that leave Rushville – for those of you counting, I include the three county roads, along with State Roads 3, 44, and 52. Gettysburg also has a college and a seminary, Gettysburg College and the previously noted Lutheran Theological Seminary.


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Chateaus on White Sands 502 in Clearwater Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Chateaus
- rates (USD) $ 9,900 - $ 10,220 / month
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Your million dollar condo in exclusive North Clearwater Beach. There is room for the family – or two families with 2500+ square feet. Walk to restaurants, shops and Pier 60. Enjoy days at the beach and colorful sunsets from your balcony and nights walking the Mandalay Village.
Custom touches include hand painted murals and ceilings by a local artist in the living room, kitchen, master bedroom and 4th bedroom. Check out the scuba diver amongst the fish!
Also speakers have been installed in the ceilings and walls throughout this condo, connected to the amplifier in the living room giving you sound from the TV, stereo, and iPod dock. All around this unit you will find beautiful artwork. Wireless, high speed internet access is provided along with high definition digital cable channels.
The kitchen is a large gourmet unit with stainless steel appliances, gas stove, side-by side fridge, granite counter-tops and breakfast bar.
Large open living and dining room with 2 sliding glass doors and fabulous views of the beach.
Everyone will enjoy the luxury of 3 bedrooms with private baths. 4th Bedroom has easy access to the half bath down the hall.
Whole months only, No Pets, No Smoking
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Approx 2733 Sq Ft Area
Sleeps 8
4 Bedroom
3 1/2 Baths
Master Suite - 1 King and private bath and View of the Beach with Jacuzzi Tub and Separate Shower
Bedroom 2 - 1 Queen and private bath
Bedroom 3- 1 Queen and private bath
Bedroom 4- 1 trundle bed (2 twins)
Pool - Heated Pool on the beach; one of the only condos with a beachfront pool in Clearwater Beach
Balcony- with direct sunset views.
Gourmet Kitchen - With Stainless Steel Appliances and Granite Counter Tops, Gas Stove, Side by Side Fridge, Also With Breakfast Bar & Dishwasher.
Bosch Washer and Dryer
Coded Elevator opens directly to your entry foyer
High Speed Internet
activities and attractions in Clearwater Beach Gulf Coast Central
The Chateaus is located on the North part of Clearwater Beach and is only a few blocks to the pedestrian friendly Village of Mandalay.
Al and Stella''s Italian Restaurant
Clearwater Skye
Kiku Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar
Forlini's Ristorante and Bar
Bob Heilmans Beachcomber
Caretta on the Gulf (Sandpearl)
Bua Luang Thai
Clearwater Wine Company Wine Shop and Bar / Bistro
Bobby's Bistro and Wine Bar
Mandalay Grill
Beachfront Restaurants
Tate Island Grill (Sandpearl)
Frenchys Rockaway Grill
Palm Pavilion Beachside Grill and Bar
Family Amusement
The Beach - 0 mile (0 min walk)
Pier 60 - 1 mile (19 min walk)
Clearwater Marina - 1 mile (20 min walk)
Pirate Cruise
Calypso Queen Cruises
Star Lite Dinner Cruise
Little Toot Dolphin Adventure
Deep Sea Fishing
Sea Life Safari
Clearwater Boat Rentals
Mini Golf - 1.7 mile (5 min drive)
Clearwater Marine Aquarium - 2 miles (7 min drive)
Seabird Sanctuary - 11 miles (23 min drive)
Tampa Bay Grand Prix - 15 miles (30 min drive)
Salvador Dali Museum - 25 miles (44 min drive)
Florida Aquarium - 27 miles (49 min drive)
Big Cat Rescue - 27 miles (48 min drive)
Tampa''s Lowry Park Zoo - 30 mile (50 min drive)
Hard Rock Casino - 31 mile (49 min drive)
Bush Gardens - 33 miles (54 min drive)
Mosi Museum - 35 mile (55 min drive)
Disney World - 96 miles (2 hour drive)
SeaWorld - 97 miles (112 min drive)
Kennedy Space Center - 160 mile (3hour drive)
Beach Apparel
Surf Style
Mandalay Beach Company
Way Cool
Key West Express, Ladies clothing and accessories
Sharmaines Salon
Sun Trust Bank
Intervest National Bank
Toucan Tango, island style gift shop
Sweet Treats
Serious Cookie, family espresso bar ice cream and candy shop
Cuban Cigar Bar and Smoking Lounge
Sports & Entertainment
Clearwater Wine Company, live music
Heilmans Beachcomber, "The Music Room"
Palm Pavilion, live music
Kelly's (sports bar)
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vacation rental rates
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February:............ $10,220.00/Month
March:................ $10,230.00/Month
April:.................. $10,500.00/Month
May:................... $10,230.00/Month
June:................... $9,900.00/Month
July:.................... $10,230.00/Month
August:............... $10,850.00/Month
September:.......... $9,900.00/Month
October:.............. $10,230.00/Month
November:........... $9,900.00/Month
December:........... $10,230.00/Month
Add $154 for cleaning and 12% Tax
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This route starts thirty feet right of providence crack, pulling a small roof on its way towards a right facing corner. It follows seven bolts to a two-bolt anchor. This well-protected line is a perfect beginners route with lots of easy climbing and prono