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Town's failure to take their chances in their last two games has been a big frustration for Blues boss Paul Jewell, but he says even top players have lean spells in front of goal.
Recalling his playing days at Anfield, he said: "You see goalscorers sometimes and they can't buy a goal. Top, top strikers.
"I remember being an apprentice at Liverpool and Kenny Dalglish couldn't score. I remember us doing a training session where we were squaring balls for Kenny to hit into an open net, and I'm talking about from seven yards. Out about 50 he hit around two in.
"It happens to the best in the world and once he got one in a game he went on.
"He was a fantastic player but that's the situation for strikers, they go on runs. Something needs to fall for one of our strikers or one of our players and I feel the team will move on from there.
"It's not going to just happen for us, we've got to make it happen and the way you make it happen is not to be frightened of getting in there.
"Don't be frightened of missing. It's not nice to miss, but if you don't put yourself in positions to miss chances, you definitely won't score them."
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Fighters want mixed martial arts legalized in NY
Forty-five states would welcome the upcoming mixed martial arts title fight between Jon Jones and Rashad Evans. Their home state of New York still isn't one of them.
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Forty-five states would welcome the upcoming mixed martial arts title fight between Jon Jones and Rashad Evans. Their home state of New York still isn't one of them.
Both light heavyweight champion Jones and ex-champ Evans have personally lobbied New York lawmakers to legalize the sport, and they say they have a lot of family, friends and fans who would pack the house here. Instead, they'll fight April 21 in Atlanta.
"I think it would be a huge reward for the people of New York to be able to watch their champion compete in their backyard," Jones said. The Ultimate Fighting Championship title holder at 205 pounds, who lives in Ithaca, said putting the event in Madison Square Garden would generate money and jobs. "We both have huge fan bases. It would sell out so fast."
Evans, a Niagara Falls native who now lives in Boca Raton, Fla., agreed.
"Being able to fight at home, it would mean the world," he said.
Each fighter visited Albany last year to meet legislators in the effort by the Ultimate Fighting Championship, the sport's major brand, to make New York the 46th state to legalize and regulate it. The bill passed the Senate but died in the Assembly, where some legislators said MMA is too violent and sets a bad example for children.
Backers counter that the popular televised sport, with elements of boxing, judo, grappling and kickboxing, has evolved from its rough early days with rules and protections for fighters that would be enforced by the New York State Athletic Commission, the agency that regulates boxing. They point out that the contests sell out big venues in other cities while some bouts have topped a million pay-per-view customers.
The debate came around again this year. New York's Republican-controlled Senate, which passed the bill last year, included legalization in its budget bill this year. Opponents in the state Assembly refused to approve it. Gov. Andrew Cuomo has not taken a position, spokesman Josh Vlasto said.
Assemblyman Steven Englebright, a Long Island Democrat and sponsor of legislation to legalize MMA, said it sometimes takes a few years to pass a bill in New York. He noted that Assemblyman Robert Reilly, an Albany Democrat and outspoken critic of the sport, is retiring after this year.
Reilly said opposition will continue, noting several other Assembly opponents who helped defeat it for the past seven years who are sticking around. He also pointed to large cash bonuses the UFC pays for the best knockouts as evidence of a bad emphasis.
"We find that, especially the UFC, but all of mixed martial arts, is going in exactly the opposite direction of the other sports, primarily football and hockey, in that they literally promote concussions where other sports are working to eradicate concussions," Reilly said.
UFC spokesman Steven Greenberg said fast-growing MMA is one of the safest contact sports for its athletes. That group uses rules established by New Jersey Athletic Control Board that include stoppages by referees and ringside doctors and prohibit fighters from head butting, biting, gouging, stomping a downed opponent, groin attacks, throat strikes and several other potentially injurious moves.
"It's absurd that New York is just one of two states where it is illegal," Greenberg said. There are three states, Alaska, Vermont and Montana, where it's unregulated and where UFC won't go. Only New York and Connecticut outlaw it, though professional fights are held at Indian-owned casinos within those states, he said.
Fights are on mats in octagonal cages and end in knockouts, submissions from choking or limb twisting, referee stoppages and judges' decisions. Fighters wear only shorts and small gloves.
So, how do two guys from a state where it's illegal make it to the top of their sport?
Jones, 24, who grew up in Endicott, won a state high school wrestling championship then wrestled at Iowa Central Community College. His older brother, Arthur, played football for the Baltimore Ravens last year while his younger brother, Chandler, played for Syracuse University.
The 32-year-old Evans won his high school sectional wrestling tournament and finished fourth in the state twice for Niagara-Wheatfield High School. He went on to wrestle at Michigan State. He says New York's competitive scholastic sports provide an advantage because athletes have to be tough to get beyond their sectional tournaments.
Neither worries about getting hurt, including during their upcoming fight that will be broadcast on pay per view.
"I've been fighting for five years now and I've never had a concussion, never a bloody lip, never a black eye ... I've been completely healthy and I fight every day," Jones said. His professional record is 15-1. Becoming a martial artist has made him more centered and laid-back, and less confrontational, he said.
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When to put carseat in the car.
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I'm nearly 37 weeks possibly this weekend in one vehicle. But I may wait since I will have CS and will be in hospital 3 days DH will have time then. Anytime now is good for a fTM.
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Mine is in now. I have an appointment to have it inspected next Monday. I'm 36+2.
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Since we've already used this car seat we are waiting until baby is here but last time we had it in about a week or two before my induction
Took it out of the box and practiced buckling with a baby doll and I'm glad I took our stroller out too because one of the wheels needed to be replaced.
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Mines been in since last June when we were waiting for dd to be born. She still fits in it so we use it as a back up.
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When we leave for the hospital. No need for it to take up space until we need it
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I installed the base in the car, but the actual seat/basket isn't in the car. I'm paranoid and worried that if I get in a car accident with it being in there early I'll have to buy a new one. So when I grab my bag for the hospital, I'm also grabbing the seat at that time.
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Democrats criticized the plan for being too complicated, and a budget buster since it wasn't paid for. Which was true, actually.
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They decided in 2006 to run on a promise of fixing the Republican plan.
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Thirteen Jewish Care employees are being made redundant following a six-week consultation process.
The charity announced in January that up to 22 jobs could go at its Merit House, Colindale, headquarters as part of a bid to slash £2.5 million off its budget.
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The volunteer at Jewish Care's "Connect@Centre" at the Sobell Day Centre in Hampstead previously worked in her family's retail fashion business
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Residents and staff from Jewish Care's Friern Barnet nursing and dementia home, Lady Sarah Cohen House, enjoyed a footballing treat when they were guests of Arsenal for the friendly international between Brazil and Italy.
The club supplied the tickets for the Emirates Stadium fixture as part of its community outreach programme and the residents at the game were Bernard Reiss, Peter Kaye, Harry Spicer and Gerry Romancer.
Care home manager Raj Sunderalingam said: "The residents thoroughly enjoyed the experience and we are really grateful to Arsenal."
New and cheaper charges for services are to be introduced by Jewish Care as part of its recession-beating strategy.
From late April, a flexible pricing structure for activities, food and transport will be implemented at its day centres. Last month, chief executive Simon Morris announced that up to 22 jobs would be cut at head office as part of attempts to save £2.5 million.
After Pesach, service users will be asked to pay £1 for transport to centres and £3.50 per day for activities, rather than the current all-inclusive charges of between £10 and £12.
Up to 22 administrative and support jobs are being cut at Jewish Care as the charity looks to chop £2.5 million off its budget for the financial year starting in April.
Faced with the prospect of increased costs and less voluntary and statutory income, Jewish Care hopes to save £1 million through the redundancies, with the remainder clawed back through a range of savings initiatives at its properties.
Around one-in-six of the staff at its Merit House, Colindale, base will lose their jobs and the consultation process is under way.
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Bernard Reiss, 83, Howard Boyers, 94, Harry Spicer, 86 and Frieda Depreli, 74, together with their carers from the Lady Sarah Cohen home in Friern Barnet, enjoyed the 2-2 draw as part of a Spurs outreach programme. The match brought back happy memories for Mr Spicer, who said: "I haven't been to the ground for so many years. Though I can no longer attend the games, my son does."
Jewish Care hopes that two emotive accounts of people it has helped will encourage contributions to its Chanucah appeal, which has a £30,000 target.
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Ajex and Jewish Care joined forces with the Royal British Legion for a Remembrance Day commemoration at the war memorial in Edgware. Around 80 care home residents took part in a service conducted by Edgware Reform Synagogue's Rabbi Neil Kraft and the Rev Michael Clark of St Margaret's Church. Clore Manor resident Joseph Mossack was among those who laid wreaths and a lunch was arranged for the Jewish Care party at the nearby Yeshurun Synagogue.
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When Fabian Brunnstrom came to the NHL three years ago from Sweden, he was hotly pursued by the Red Wings, Canadiens, and Stars. Ultimately the Stars signed the highly-touted forward and it was seen as a coup beating out the Sweden-friendly Red Wings. The 6'1″ 205 pound forward had a lot of promise and going to a team like Dallas was seen to be a big move for the organization.
After his first season in Dallas that saw him score 17 goals in 55 games, there was promise. Three years later, Brunnstrom was traded in a minor league deal to Toronto and spent the entirety of last season in the AHL with the Texas Stars and Toronto Marlies. After being unable to make his mark on the NHL, it was expected that Brunnstrom's try at becoming the latest Swedish star sensation was over. As it turns out, he'll get one more chance to prove his worth in training camp next month with the same Detroit Red Wings that attempted to land him back in 2008.
Swedish news site Aftonbladet reports that Brunnstrom will get a training camp invitation from the Red Wings to see if he can unleash his untapped potential with a host of other Swedish countrymen to help him blend in. Having Nicklas Lidstrom, Johan Franzen, Henrik Zetterberg, Jonathan Ericsson, and Tomas Holmstrom there to show him the way things are done in Detroit may help him out.
Brunnstrom could also be out of luck with such a loaded Red Wings organization that also has Swedish phenom Gustav Nyqvist gunning to find a spot in the rotation as well. With Nyqvist being the new hotness and Brunnstrom being the old and busted part of the talent search, Brunnstrom's chances to earn a contract with the organization will be tough. Since he's just getting a tryout, that means he'll have to perform better than other players who are already locked into deals with the team and the others they'll also have in on a tryout basis. For Brunnstrom, taking the easy route won't be an option this time if he wants to stay in the NHL.
- icelovinbrotha215 - Aug 15, 2011 at 3:05 PM
He will probably have a career year haha. Idk how they do it in Motor City, but it's impressive.
- 2late2matter - Aug 15, 2011 at 3:52 PM
Not so sure about a career year as it didn't work so well for Marian Hossa…
- icelovinbrotha215 - Aug 15, 2011 at 4:39 PM
I was being somewhat sarcastic. But the Red Wings do a great job with developing European talent. Hossa was already a proven player. Besides Brunnstrom's best year was in 2008-2009: 55 gms. 29 pts. I don't think it's far-fetched for him to get 30+ pts in Detroit. Which, according to my complex calculations, that would be equivalent to a career year.
- silvercrush - Aug 15, 2011 at 8:54 PM
trust me i live, and breath Detroit sports, and the red wings are the best developmental team in the league. they bring in washed up players that have "nothing left in the tank" like Patrick eaves and drew miller and they now play huge roles in what the red wings do as a team.
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The resignation of Florida Education Commissioner Tony Bennett couldn't have come at a better time. His disgraceful grade-fixing scandal is the perfect symbol of all that's wrong with the federal education schemes peddled by Bennett and his mentor, former GOP Gov. Jeb Bush: phony academic standards, crony contracts, big-government and big-business collusion masquerading as "reform."
Bennett stepped down Thursday after the Associated Press reported that he had meddled with charter school accountability ratings in Indiana last fall while serving as that state's schools superintendent. The beneficiary of his intervention? Big GOP donor and charter school operator Christel DeHaan, who has forked over nearly $3 million to Republicans (including $130,000 to Bennett).
DeHaan's Christel House Academy charter school magically went from a "C" rating to an "A" rating despite failing 10th-grade math scores. An abysmal 33 percent of the school's 10th-grade Algebra I students passed. Note: The school uses the widely panned elementary-level Everyday Math curriculum (which I've exposed in previous columns) and a newfangled secondary program called the Carnegie Learning Math Series, whose website prominently brags that its "courses were developed to align to the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics." More on that in a moment.
Emails showed that Bennett was far more concerned about how a low grade would look than about maintaining the integrity of the grading system. Evaluators "need to understand that anything less than an 'A' for Christel House compromises all of our accountability work," Bennett complained. "This will be a HUGE problem for us," he worried in another message obtained by the AP.
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Sibling Star Systems? Dust Structures Suggest So
Mission: Spitzer Space TelescopeInstrument: Spitzer Space Telescope ID#: PIA18900
Added: 2014-11-10
Views: 841
This diagram illustrates two similar star systems, HD 95086 and HR 8799. Evidence from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has pointed to the presence of two dust belts in each system.
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Background Light 'Bluer' Than Expected
Mission: CIBER ID#: PIA18855
Added: 2014-11-06
Views: 2306
This plot shows data from the Cosmic Infrared Background Experiment, or CIBER, rockets launched in 2010 and 2012. The experiment measures a diffuse glow of infrared light in the sky, known as the cosmic infrared background.
Masking Out Galaxies
Mission: CIBER ID#: PIA18854
Added: 2014-11-06
Views: 623
This graphic illustrates how the Cosmic Infrared Background Experiment, or CIBER, team measures a diffuse glow of infrared light filling the spaces between galaxies. The glow does not come from any known stars and galaxies.
Stray Stars Scattered in Space (Artist Concept)
Mission: CIBER ID#: PIA18852
Added: 2014-11-06
Views: 628
This artist's concept shows a view of a number of galaxies sitting in huge halos of stars. The stars are too distant to be seen individually and instead are seen as a diffuse glow, colored yellow in this illustration.
First Stars or Stray Stars? A Cosmic Infrared Mystery
Mission: CIBER, Hubble Space Telescope, Spitzer Space Telescope ID#: PIA18851
Added: 2014-11-06
Views: 631
Our sky is filled with a diffuse background glow, known as the cosmic infrared background. Much of the light is from galaxies we know about, but previous Spitzer measurements have shown an extra component of unknown origin.
Matching Patterns of Light
Mission: CIBERInstrument: CIBER ID#: PIA18849
Added: 2014-11-06
Views: 322
These images from the Cosmic Infrared Background Experiment, or CIBER, show large patches of the sky at two different infrared wavelengths (1.1 microns and 1.6 microns) after all known galaxies have been subtracted out and the images smoothed.
Face Illusion in the Cosmic Clouds
Mission: Chandra X-ray Observatory, Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) ID#: PIA18848
Added: 2014-10-22
Views: 4406
In this image of PSR B1509-58 (about 170,000 light-years from Earth), X-rays from NASA's Chandra in gold are seen along with infrared data from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) telescope in red, green and blue.
Ring of Stellar Fire
Mission: Spitzer Space TelescopeInstrument: Infrared Array Camera (IRAC) ID#: PIA18847
Added: 2014-10-22
Views: 2600
This image from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope shows where the action is taking place in galaxy NGC 1291. The outer ring, colored red, is filled with new stars that are igniting and heating up dust that glows with infrared light.
Sluggish Galaxy Grows Stars Slowly
Mission: Herschel Space Observatory ID#: PIA18846
Added: 2014-10-15
Views: 2283
A small galaxy, called Sextans A, is shown here in a multi-wavelength mosaic captured by the ESA's Herschel mission. In this image, the purple shows gas; blue shows young stars and the orange and yellow dots are newly formed stars heating up dust.
Beacons of X-ray Light (Animation)
Mission: NuSTAR ID#: PIA18845
Added: 2014-10-08
Views: 2365
This image shows a neutron star -- the core of a star that exploded in a massive supernova. This particular neutron star is known as a pulsar because it sends out rotating beams of X-rays that sweep past Earth like lighthouse beacons.
Ultraluminous X-ray Sources in M82 Galaxy
Mission: NuSTAR ID#: PIA18844
Added: 2014-10-08
Views: 1356
NuSTAR has added a new twist to the mystery of ultraluminous X-ray sources (ULXs) by showing that one of the ULXs in M82, called M82 X-2, is not a black hole but a pulsar.
NuSTAR Captures the Beat of a Dead Star (Animation)
Mission: NuSTAR ID#: PIA18843
Added: 2014-10-08
Views: 1205
The brightest pulsar detected to date is shown in this frame from an animation that flips back and forth between images captured by NASA's NuSTAR. A pulsar is a type of neutron star, the leftover core of a star that exploded in a supernova.
Mass Chart for Dead Stars and Black Holes
Mission: NuSTAR ID#: PIA18842
Added: 2014-10-08
Views: 1121
This chart illustrates relative masses of super-dense cosmic objects, ranging from white dwarfs to supermassive black holes encased in the cores of most galaxies. The first three 'dead' stars (left) all form when stars more massive than our sun explode.
NuSTAR Finds a Pulse in Cigar Galaxy
Mission: NuSTAR ID#: PIA18841
Added: 2014-10-08
Views: 2007
The bulk of a galaxy called Messier 82 (M82), or the 'Cigar galaxy,' is seen in visible-light data captured by the National Optical Astronomy Observatory's 2.1-meter telescope at Kitt Peak in Arizona.
Galaxy in Different Lights
Mission: NuSTARInstrument: Chandra X-ray Telescope, Hubble Space Telescope ID#: PIA18840
Added: 2014-10-08
Views: 1526
The comparison from NASA's Hubble telescope and Chandra X-ray Observatory highlights how different the universe can look when viewed in other wavelengths of light. M82 is located 12 million light-years away in the Ursa Major constellation.
Transmission Spectrum of HAT-P-11b
Mission: Hubble Space Telescope, Kepler, Spitzer Space Telescope ID#: PIA18839
Added: 2014-09-24
Views: 657
A plot of the transmission spectrum for exoplanet HAT-P-11b, with data from NASA's Kepler, Hubble and Spitzer observatories combined. The results show a robust detection of water absorption in the Hubble data.
A Sunny Outlook for 'Weather' on Exoplanets (Artist's Concept)
Mission: Hubble Space Telescope, Kepler, Spitzer Space Telescope ID#: PIA18838
Added: 2014-09-24
Views: 876
Scientists were excited to discover clear skies on a relatively small planet, about the size of Neptune, using the combined power of NASA's Hubble, Spitzer and Kepler space telescopes.
Seeing Starlight Through a Planet's Rim (Artist's Concept)
Mission: Hubble Space Telescope, Spitzer Space Telescope ID#: PIA18837
Added: 2014-09-24
Views: 909
A Neptune-size planet with a clear atmosphere is shown crossing in front of its star in this artist's depiction. Such crossings, or transits, are observed by telescopes like NASA's Hubble and Spitzer to glean information about planets' atmospheres.
Hubble Feathers the Peacock
Mission: Hubble Space TelescopeInstrument: Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 ID#: PIA17808
Added: 2014-09-19
Views: 493
This picture, taken by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope's WFPC2, shows a galaxy known as NGC 6872 in the constellation of Pavo (The Peacock). Its unusual shape is caused by its interactions with the smaller galaxy that can be seen just above NGC 6872.
Powerful, Pulsating Core of Star
Mission: Chandra X-ray Observatory, NuSTAR ID#: PIA18836
Added: 2014-09-16
Views: 807
The blue dot in this image marks the spot of an energetic pulsar -- the magnetic, spinning core of star that blew up in a supernova explosion. NASA's NuSTAR discovered the pulsar by identifying its telltale pulse.
Take a Splash Into the Cosmos
Mission: Spitzer Space Telescope, Subaru Telescope ID#: PIA18472
Added: 2014-09-09
Views: 2134
Millions of galaxies populate the patch of sky known as the COSMOS field, short for Cosmic Evolution Survey, a portion of which is shown here. Even the smallest dots in this image are galaxies, some up to 12 billion light-years away.
Witnessing a Planetary Wreckage
Mission: Spitzer Space Telescope ID#: PIA18470
Added: 2014-08-28
Views: 2804
Astronomers were surprised to see these data from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope in January 2013, showing a huge eruption of dust around a star called NGC 2547-ID8.
Building Planets Through Collisions (Artist's Concept)
Mission: Spitzer Space Telescope ID#: PIA18469
Added: 2014-08-28
Views: 1955
This artist's concept shows the immediate aftermath of a large asteroid impact around NGC 2547-ID8, a 35-million-year-old sun-like star thought to be forming rocky planets.
A Cauldron of Star Birth in the Center of a Young Galaxy (Artist's Concept)
Mission: Hubble Space Telescope, Spitzer Space Telescope ID#: PIA18471
Added: 2014-08-27
Views: 2929
Artist's impression of a firestorm of star birth deep inside core of young, growing elliptical galaxy.
Supernova Seen In Two Lights
Mission: Chandra X-Ray Observatory, Spitzer Space Telescope, XMM-NewtonSpacecraft: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO)Instrument: Multiband Imaging Photometer (MIPS), XMM-Newton X-ray ID#: PIA18468
Added: 2014-08-21
Views: 1292
Puppis A, around 7,000 light-years away, is seen in this image from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope and Chandra X-Ray Observatory, and the European Space Agency's XMM-Newton.


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Whistleblower Says Phoenix VA Hospital Is Covering Up Patient Deaths
Proponents of socialized medicine are always quick to point out: acts of malice, greed, and dishonesty perpetrated by the for-profit health industry, implying that a government-run system wouldn't have these problems. (Remember Michael Moore's documentary Sicko?) Well, a whistleblower came: forward with evidence that a (government-run): Phoenix Veterans Affairs hospital has been destroying records to cover up patient deaths.
There's that government efficiency and transparency that's going to save our health care system!
Whistleblowers say officials have been destroying evidence at the Phoenix Veterans Affairs hospital where at least 40 patients died from delays, despite requests from Congress to preserve records….Dr. Katherine Mitchell came forward to the Arizona Republic with records that show the hospital was using a secret list to hide the long wait times veterans faced. According to the Republic, Mitchell sent the documents to the paper after receiving a call from a coworker that evidence was being destroyed.
News investigations have revealed at least 40 veterans died while waiting for treatment at the Phoenix VA Health Care System. According to whistleblowers, hospital leadership was aware of the secret lists, which were used to hide the long wait times from officials in Washington.
You mean there's–gasp!–exceptionally long wait times for services in government-run health systems? Waits so long they kill people? Republicans have been saying that ever since Hillary Clinton was trying to take over the health care industry back in the mid-90s. Anyway, I'm willing to bet that not one person will be fired over this scandal. Is there corruption in the private health care industry? Yes, of course there is. But if this cover-up: had happened at a private hospital, the CEO would be on an apology tour while preparing to file for bankruptcy. But in a government-run system, long wait times are a fact of life. Ask a Canadian, where even government officials admit people are waiting too long for their "free" health care.
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The first segment, will be the nominating round. Here we--and by "we" I mean "I"--will take nominations for that most universal chess player of all times, places and time-space continuum conundrums. To nominate someone and make it stick, name that person and post a picture of the vegetable (not fruit) that that person most reminds you of.
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which Universe btw ?
Is that a time space continuum conundrum?
well you see Luke Skywalker is in another universe, so can I nominate him ?
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A bat is not a vegetable, it's a misnomer!
You did not state how visible the veggie had to be. The bat ate it.
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You beat me to it. Guess I spent too much time picking out a picture of fried okra.
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LONDON - Scrabulous, the unofficial online version of the Scrabble board game, has been removed from Facebook in the UK and most of the rest of the world after Mattel, the owner of the game outside the US and Canada, made a formal request for removal.
The popular application was taken off the social networking site in the US and Canada last month after Hasbro filed a lawsuit against game designers Rajat and Jayant Agarwalla of India for trademark and copyright infringement.
The brothers agreed to block Scrabulous in the US and Canada but said that the UK could continue playing.
The Scrabulous application is still available in India, where Mattel has filed a lawsuit claiming it breaches its intellectual property.
Jayant Agarwalla said that he was astonished by Facebook's action given that no decision has been made yet in the Indian court.
Hasbro and Mattel's complaints follow the launch of their own official Facebook version of Scrabble, created by Electronic Arts in the US and Canada and RealNetworks elsewhere.
The Agarwalla brothers have created an alternative word game, similar to Scrabble, called Wordscraper, which they hope will survive legal challenges because it uses new rules and circular tiles.
Scrabulous was played by about 600,000 people on Facebook while Mattel's version only has about 70,000 active users.
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A view of the West Bank village of Battir..
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The ancient agricultural terrace of the West Bank village of Battir on Friday became the second World Heritage site registered under "Palestine."The World Heritage Committee placed the village – located in Area C of the West Bank, which is under Israeli military control – on its list during its meeting in Doha, Qatar, that began on June 15 and is to end on June 25.It was the first of 36 sites that the committee is debating this session.There is also to be a vote to register to Israel the ancient caves of Tel Maresha and Beit Guvrin, which are located near Beit Shemesh and Latrun.The World Heritage Committee can vote to register sites to "Palestine," since it was accepted as a member state of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 2011.In June 2012, the Palestinian Authority registered the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem to the World Heritage List under an emergency procedure.It used this same procedure to bring the issue of Battir to a vote. The PA is particularly concerned about Battir – because Israel routed its security barrier through the Nahal Refaim valley where the terraces are located.Such construction would harm the terraces, which date back 2,000 years to the Roman era.The PA said it hopes Battir's placement on the list will foil those efforts.There is a High Court of Justice petition against the route.Also on Friday, The World Heritage Committee placed Battir on its list of endangered sites.In a statement to the press the committee mentioned the problem of the security barrier. It said that the "landscape had become vulnerable under the impact of sociocultural and geopolitical transformations that could bring irreversible damage to its authenticity and integrity."The Foreign Ministry and the Prime Minister's Office had no comment on the matter.The PA's Tourism and Antiquities Minister Rula Ma'ayah said that the UNESCO votes show the site's significance as one of the best examples of a terraced landscape in an area of human habitation that dates back over 4,000 years.The Ministry said that Battir was one of many Palestinian heritage sites that are threatened by Israel and in need of international intervention.Battir resident Raed Samara said that people in his village were satisfied with the vote."There is Palestinian and International awareness but we are afraid and doubt because Israel do not conform to UN and international resolutions. We hope this time Israel will not build the wall," he said.Gidon Bromberg, the Israeli Director at Friends of the Earth Middle East, said: "At this difficult moment of continued violence in the region, Battir remains a ray of hope for cooperation between Israelis and Palestinians toward a better future."His organization has worked to stop Israel from routing the barrier through the terraces.Nader Khateeb, Friend of Earth Middle East's Palestinian director said: "Friend of Earth Middle East now awaits the decision of the High Court of Israel as to whether the court will prevent the building of the separation barrier and accept Friend of Earth Middle East's petition that there are alternative means to maintain security without destroying what is officially, as of yesterday, a site of World Heritage to all of humanity."
Reuters contributed to this report.
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UM basketball loses 2 players
MISSOULA -- Montana men's basketball coach Wayne Tinkle announced Wednesday that Nick Emerson and Keron DeShields will be pursuing new playing opportunities and won't be returning to the Grizzlies in 2014-15.
UM's Jamar named Mid-Major All-American
MISSOULA -- Montana's Kareem Jamar has been named to the Lou Henson Mid-Major All-America team, the second consecutive season he has been honored, CollegeInsider.com announced recently.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Jordan Gregory scored 18 points, all on 3-pointers, and Montana clinched a berth in the Big Sky tournament with a 70-55 victory over Sacramento State on Thursday night.
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How do you quantify "value" in college basketball? With stats? Clutch performances? The ability to make those around you better?
Montana edges Idaho State, 62-61
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The Montana Grizzlies have counterbalanced the bad with the good.
Montana holds off Eastern Washington 82-77
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Griz rally from 10 down to beat Idaho State
POCATELLO, Idaho — Jordan Gregory scored 21 points, including 5 of 9 from 3-point range, and Montana scored the final seven points of the second half in overtaking Idaho State and winning 59-54 on Thursday night.
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Jamar's 33 lift Montana over North Dakota 84-71
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A win Saturday would have marked Montana State's first 4-0 start in the Big Sky Conference in nine years, but the Bobcats failed to hold a nine-point lead in the second half and fell 77-72 at Eastern Washington.
Eastern Washington tops Montana 69-62
CHENEY, Wash. — Martin Seiferth scored 21 points and grabbed 12 rebounds Thursday night and Tyler Harvey added 25 points as Eastern Washington beat Montana 69-62 for its first Big Sky Conference win of the season.
Big Sky Notebook: Record streak comes to an end for Griz men
It had been five years since Northern Arizona last beat Montana at Dahlberg Arena. That's hardly extraordinary, considering only a few teams have gone on the road to win against the Grizzlies in recent seasons.
Montana rolls away from Sacramento State 82-70
MISSOULA — Keron DeShields, who finished with 17 points, stepped up to blunt a late threat as Montana defeated Sacramento State 82-70 Saturday night.
Grizzlies' Jamar shares player of the week award
OGDEN, Utah -- Montana's Kareem Jamar was selected as the Big Sky Conference co-offensive player of the week on Monday.
Griz edge Vandals in final seconds, 72-71
MOSCOW, Idaho — Kareem Jamar scored 26 points and grabbed eight rebounds as Montana came from behind in the final seconds to beat Idaho 72-71 on Saturday.
Griz men finish non-league schedule Saturday at Idaho
The Montana men's basketball team finishes its non-conference schedule Saturday with a game at Idaho.
Montana holds off Western in 91-74 win
MISSOULA — Kareem Jamar scored 24 points to lead Montana to a 91-74 win over Montana-Western on Friday night.
San Francisco edges Griz, 75-74
The San Francisco Dons came in short a point guard, but left Dahlberg Arena with another win over the Montana Grizzlies, 75-74, behind Kruize Pinkins' 25 points Friday.
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