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Lions place S Amari Spievey on IR; activate CB Drayton FlorencePosted by on November 17, 2012 – 6:28 pm
The Lions placed safety Amari Spievey on injured reserve today, ending his 2012 season.
Spievey has still been feeling the lingering effects from a concussion suffered in late October at Chicago and has yet to be cleared to resume contact.
The team activated cornerback Drayton Florence from short-term injured reserve to take Spievey's spot on the 53-man roster. Florence will play Sunday when the Lions host Green Bay, and there's a chance he could even start at right cornerback.
"He's an exceptional veteran player," Lions defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham said of Florence on Friday. "He's like a lot of the older guys I've had. He learned to study the game a long time ago. I really like the way he's moved in practice and he's going to get a big load. How much I can't tell you right now, but we expect him to play and play well."
Florence started at left cornerback in a Week 2 loss to the San Francisco 49ers in place of Chris Houston, who was out due to an ankle injury. Florence broke his forearm in that game and went on short-term IR shortly after.
Spievey had missed the Lions last three games since suffering his concussion, his second in less than a year. He had one in the team's wild-card loss to the Saints in January.
Lions coach Jim Schwartz was asked last week if Spievey was in the same concussion category as Jahvid Best, but he said he didn't believe he was.
Best went on injured reserve last October and still hasn't been cleared to return to football.
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Manchester United's Under 18s were marginally beaten again on Wednesday as table-topping Blackburn Rovers claimed a hard-fought victory at Carrington.
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Rovers, a muscular side with plenty of physical presence, had more chances than United throughout with Pierluigi Gollini tipping over a Ryan Edwards drive and Timothy Payne and Bradly Mason-Ware unlucky with other openings. Sam Byrne had most of the Reds' efforts and saw a header come back off the bar after Luke McCullough headed on a Joe Rothwell corner.
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No team orders ?? Bet Honda want Pedrosa 1st, Casey 2nd and Bautista 3rd !!
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... I've always regarded Stoner as a hugely talented racer - but not the brightest of individuals.
His decision to continue racing with such a severe injury - with nothing to gain and everthing to lose is just plain stupid.
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try telling a junky hanging out that he's too sick to take drugs today.
get my drift!!
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Actually it's predicted to be a bumper crowd (and shithouse weather), possibly reaching or exceeding the huge '89 crowd and don't for one second think he's not aware of knowing why it's gonna be like that.
A very humble guy who is still too shy to bask in the glory as the europoofs would. He'll just go out and do his best just as he's always done. He knows, we know he knows and he knows we know he knows what it means to him and the crowd.
Aussies aren't big on sugar coating, you don't need to be fkn Einstein to realise that. Good luck to 'em all, even that bloody softcock eyetie on the duc!
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"His decision to continue racing with such a severe injury - with nothing to gain and everthing to lose is just plain stupid."
Nothing to gain... hmmm... money?... lots of it for a win but quite a bit for just turning up & racing (& he's only got 2 MotoGP pay cheques left)... an influence on the title?... no team orders but his presence might secure his team mate the title... self satisfaction?... he wants to be the best while he can... he's got the rest of his life to get back to full fitness but only 2 races to prove he's the best again.
Rossi goes out there week after week with no chance of winning... why risk a serious injury on a bike that he can't win on that could jeopardise his hopes on the Yamaha next year? As we've unfortunately witnessed, they all risk death/complete paralysis every time they race... for what?... the love of bike racing, fame & money... Stupid?... or just a racer?
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I am hoping that Stoner finishes second behind Dani With Lorenzo as far down the field as possible, i am despearate for a last race clincher!! However, I have a nagging feeling that the pressure to win his last race at PI, to keep his 100% record in motoGP and infront of a huge crowd, coupled with his poorly little foot, he may just chuck the bike at scenery...
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So that's it then Bob - you may as well just crawl back under your stone and shrivel some more.
'Aushtraylia' is reduced to poncing off the 'motherland' - pulling pints and cleaning toilets in Earls Court public houses.
'Aushtraylia' is finished - just like the other 'New World' country, America.
Flash - but no class (or cash).
... bemoans Rossi.
"races are quite bad and it is very difficult to stay awake."
"worst period since 2000"
OK... so he didn't actually say it's dead but then Stoner didn't say "Aussie Racing is Dead" ... journalistic style bullshit.
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Why risk serious problems ? you have nothing to prove forget the last few races go home and enjoy the rest of your life.As for the donkey saying racing is boring that is because he isnt winning,when he used to clear off on the honda i dont remember him complaining.tosser.
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Area code serving the Greater Toronto Area, Hamilton and Niagara. Was originally 416, but was split in 1992 to provide more telephone numbers. 905 is overlaid with area code 289, making the whole numbering situation a mess.
I am not a Torontoid, and I have a 905 number, w00t w00t!
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Skyfall – Official Teaser Trailer Video
Here's the official video trailer for Skyfall, the new James Bond 007 movie starring Daniel Craig.
The movie opens in November 2012.
Watch the video here (plus the trailer for the 007 LEGENDS game for PlayStation):
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Skyfall...Done! Can't wait for November! :)
O.M.G This trailer looks so good! Really excited for this movie! 4 LONG years since the last Bond Movie. I really hope this one is better than Quantum Of Solace, although I dont think it's possible to get any worse than Quantum of Solace!
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@Mikhail XO @Lombe Have you sen him "Girl with the Dragon Tatto"? Dear lord.
@Lombe Quantum of Solace is wholly underrated. It's turn to story and criticism for it was just ridiculous as Bond never had so much depth or credibility than he did in Royale and then Solace. The only thing I'll give is that the villain was such a loser, but even then, his ruthlessness left little to be desired.
@takakupo When I am looking for depth and credibility in a movie, I don't look to James Bond! Casino Royale was a thrill, and took me for ride! Quantum was OK, but the story was a bore , the setup and locale of many of the scenes was a huge turn-off and the villain was such a prick ! I tried watching it again, and I found myself sleeping in the middle of it. I don't want that from 007. I want constant thrills, life on the edge, and heart stopping moments for 2 Full hours.


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The sixth, seventh and eighth grade physical education classes at St. Ignatius Loyola School recently concluded their flag football unit. All of the students learned the basic skills of football and competed in games during their physical education classes.
The unit culminated in class play-offs and a super game. After the final whistle blew, the following winners were declared:
Sixth grade: The Steelers, including Captain Justin Rodriguez, Curtis Allen, William Burdo, Jared Estrada, Catherine Kilada, Connor Klein, Regina Lacsa and Katelyn Tuzzol.
Seventh grade; The Giants, including Captain Caleb Sims, Jashaun Allen, Ariana Catania, John Matthew Coppola, Julio Escobar, Stephanie Joseph, Nicole Ki, Janine Meurer and Tamarra Segers.
8-1: The Saints, including Captain Liam Flanagan, Chelsea Alamo, William Escobar, Scott Gilroy, Mackenzie Klein, David Lavan, Joseph Mathews and Clarisa Perez-Benitez
8-2: The Giants, including Captain Larry Schembri, Michael Crayne, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Kelly Kim, Joseph Oddo, Heidy Taza and Zachary Wimbiscus.
The winning team in each grade was rewarded with a special dress-down physical education day. Congratulations to these teams and kudos to all of the students who gave 100 percent effort as they learned the rules and skills of the game of football.


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Just for kicks and grins, I thought you might like to see the new 2013 Shelby GT500 warming its tires at Atlanta Dragway. Best times of the day were in the 11.7-sec range. We'll try for better when we officially test the car...
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September 15, 2013
PhotoPost: Tall Ships and More Elephants
Saturday, September 7th I had a busy busy photography expedition along the beach in Orange County. I drove to Dana Point in the morning, and began taking photos of the "Elephant Parade" of art elephants, as I displayed in my September 8th entry here on Xanga, and which are the subject of my massive Elephant Parade themed folder on Flickr. Later on in the day, I shot some "tall ships" at the Tall Ships Festival which was going on that weekend. I'd been to the Tall Ships Festival before, in 2007, and shot video aboard some of the two and three masted sailing ships. By the time I was finished photographing nearly all of the 37 art elephants displayed in different places around the town of Dana Point, I got some shots of the tall ships sailing in the harbor.
I posted a paragraph from the literature from the Elephant Walk art campaign in my previous post on the subject. Here is a representation of Mosha, the little asian elephant who had to be fitted with the very first elephant prosthesis when her right front leg was taken off by a land mine. Mosha stood on the corner of Dana Point Harbor Blvd. and Golden Lantern Blvd, and welcomes visitors to the harbor.
"There's Still Hope" by Chris Hoy is backed by "Meditation" by Utain Wongjai in the Lantern Bay park above the intersection. It was getting to be late afternoon by this time, and I was pretty hungry, not to mention thirsty.
An elephant dressed as a London Bobby is a "half size" art installation in the lobby of the Laguna Cliffs Marriot hotel.
"Ma Lii" by Chris Chun is looking across Dana Point Harbor Blvd, with the sun low in the sky behind her.
She's looking right across the street from Jimmy's Famous American Tavern and Restaurant, where I decided to have lunch. I found out that this restaurant has only been open a short time. I had a light vegetarian pasta dish, since it was a pretty hot day, and topped it off with not one, but two "El Diablo" margaritas, which were spiked with serrano peppers. Hot and cold at the same time. I usually don't drink that much in the afternoon, but I wasn't driving anywhere. At the Visitor's Center in front of the restaurant, I found that the shuttle bus I took to get to the harbor ran till 9pm. Still had a lot of time to catch up with the Tall Ships Festival farther down the harbor walk.
I showed a photo of the Brig Pilgrim tall ship replica in the last PhotoPost. Here, on the next pier over, is an elephant statue. It's called "Gentle Guardian" by Johanna Enriquez. I ended up photographing all but three of the 37 art elephants. There was one called "Mellowphant" (wearing headphones and listening to music) in the Ocean Institute (the building seen between the ship's masts) but it was closed for the day when I got this far down the harbor walk. The Tall Ships were out in the open sea. Festival goers can wander around the decks of the Brig Pilgrim plus five other tall ships moored at this dock in the morning, then "book passage" on the vessels in the afternoon.
Earlier in the day, I'd photographed the tall ships in the harbor before they set out to sea. (One seems to be heading out in the center of the photo.) The smoke to the right is provided by one of the cannons. When out in the open sea, the ships engage in mock battles.
Joining the tourists and festival goers were quite a few pirates. Here a group of them watch the ships sail from the beach. This photo almost looks "vintage" from the late 1880s. (Or at least that was my intent anyway.)
I got 14 "likes" just for this particular photo on Facebook when I posted my photos direct from the media card into Facebook while looking at them for the first time last weekend. As the tall ships passed the beach, I used both standard, wide angle, and telephoto lenses to record their majesty. This shot used a telephoto lens. I'm not using a tripod either. I steadied the camera on various rocks and outcroppings and on my knee!
This was actually an earlier shot than the one before, showing the ship turning. A pelican looks on.
The three masted schooner with the red sails doesn't really look like it's from the 1800s. It's not a replica ship like the others however. It was built in 1941 and is called "The American Pride". It's actually the oldest ship of the tall ships in the festival!
As the sun began to sink into the western sky, the tall ships return to harbor. I shot this with a twilight filter to get the darker tones and blue of the water in the harbor.
And here is the sun hovering in the clouds above Dana Point itself, also shot with a filter. The sky wasn't as dark as is shown in the photo. It's getting on 7pm.
One of the tall ships returns, furling it's sails. Perhaps I'll actually pay the 50 bucks and go onboard one of these sailing vessels in an upcoming year, to get some shots "at sea".
Since it was getting late, and I didn't want to drive into the sun's glare, I opted to wait until it set. Here I got a shot of the yellow disc as it disappears into the pacific.
The elephants watch the sunset along with me. Next PhotoPost I present, sometime this week, will be a selection of shots taken at the Los Angeles County Fair, which I attended yesterday. Summer is almost over, it's hot as heck in the southland, and I've got a little spending money and lots of great opportunities to take photo expeditions before fall arrives. As I post this, I don't have the Tall Ships collection of photos on my Flickr account yet. But when they get there, you will be able to find them in my Photostream HERE.
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In an exclusive interview with MUTV, new signing Javier Hernández, better known as 'Chicharito', labelled his move to Old Trafford "a dream come true"…
Firstly, Javier, how does it feel to have signed for United?
It's a dream and I feel so happy. I've really enjoyed my week in Manchester – the stadium, the atmosphere at the club and the history are incredible and I want to do great things here.
You were at the Bayern game – what did you make of the experience?
I felt a lot of things and, as I said, I'm living a dream. The atmosphere was incredible with all the fans singing. It was fantastic to see.
What sort of player are you?
I just like to enjoy myself. I want to win every day and I hope I can do great things.
You've met Sir Alex – what were your impressions of the manager?
He is a great person and probably the best coach of all time. All my impressions of the team, the club and the city are incredible.
Your family must be very excited at the prospect of you playing for the Reds…
Yes, they are. My family are my biggest supporters and have been there with me through the good and the bad times and they have supported me a lot, so they're very pleased.
United will play in Mexico this summer – what reception can the team expect?
The best. In our country Manchester United are the top team and the reception they will get will be fabulous.
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Morning gang. From the Disney Studios 5-at-10 satellite office, let's get two. Or five. Pool, pond... Pond would be good for you.
Today's agenda includes a lengthy stay at Disney Studios, and if you think our 5-year-old is stoked to see Lightning McQueen and the gang, well, you couldn't be more right even if you said "Spy was not a fan of the state of the nun address."
That said, if there is a news report from Orlando about 5-year-old being held after taking a swing at Chick Hicks, the good-for-nothing rival of Lightning, well, somebody get Jerry Summers on the horn.
Chick got us thinking about the top-five sports movies villains. Here's our list and remember to send us any top fives you want answered in Friday's High Five Mailbag from Disney.
There are a slew of honorable mentions from Clue Heyward, Ivan Drago, Don Johnson in Tin Cup, Judge Smails, Jay Mohr in Jerry Maguire, the guy with huge boobs in Bloodsport and Bird in Above the Rim.
5) The Judge - The guy behind the scenes in the Natural, which is such a study of good and evil, that the villain gets bonus points for cause.
4) Johnny Lawrence - Yes, saying The Karate Kid is a sports movie is a stretch, but we are making it. Plus, actor Billy Zabka deserves bonus points for being the villain in Back to School.
3) Ivan Drago - This may seem a little low, but Drago, while plenty villainous in his "If he dies, he dies," about Apollo Creed, was more pawn than power. Plus, we all hated the Russians when Rocky IV came out and that magnified Drago as a villain.
2) Roy Turner - The super-competitive Little League dad in Bad News Bears, which ranks among the best sports movies ever, and this side of It's a Wonderful Life and Christmas Carol as the most copied movie/TV formula ever.
1) Clubber Lang - If you think asking Adrian if she needed a real man was not enough, remember that Clubber indirectly killed Mick. Repeat -- he had a hand in Mick's death. Top that Chick Hicks.
Jay was named the Sports Editor of the Times Free Press in 2003 and started with the newspaper in May 2002 as the Deputy Sports Editor. He was born and raised in Smyrna, Ga., and graduated from Auburn University before starting his newspaper career in 1997 with the Newnan (Ga.) Times Herald. Stops in Clayton and Henry counties in Georgia and two years as the Sports Editor of the Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal preceded Jay's ...
Jay - for the Friday mailbag - What were the five best things about Disney (other than spending time with the family which we all know is number 1)? As for sports villans...how bout the coach in the movie One on One? Don't recall the actor or character's name, I just recall he was a very bad influence on young men.
Ivan Drago is NOT number three on this list. He is top billing, hands down.
The Cobra Khai Sensai was more evil than Johnny Lawrence was. "Sweep the leg".
No mention of the b-word owner in Major League?
Lightening McQueen: While Cars is not a Pixar "classic", it was definitely and enjoyable movie. Plus, where else can you see Larry the Cable Guy and Paul the Salad Dressing Guy on the big screen at the same time? :P
I did not like the sequel all that much but did appreciate Disney's amount of respect to let Doc "pass on" as suppose to have someone else fill that role. Classy.
Excellent call on Billy Zabka. I'm sure he's had a fine career playing the villain on many a Cinemax or Showtime movie aired after 1 a.m. on the weekends.
Sports movie villains ... hmmm, I'll take Mick from Teen Wolf to block.
And of course, Ben Stiller was White Goodman in ... Dodgeball.
Stiller in Dodgeball is good, but he is a top notch side-villain as the nursing home orderly in the world renowned golf movie, Happy Gilmore. Some of the more quotable lines in that movie are from his lips.
"Well now your back's gonna hurt, cause you just pulled landscaping duty. Anybody else's fingers hurt? I didnt think so."
"You can trouble me for a warm glass of shut-the-hell-up!"
"You will go to sleep or I will put you to sleep. Check out the name tag. You're in my world now, grandma!"
Nice job gang. Well played all around.
Spy -- Ronny Cox sounds right, and he was the Tom Landry-knock off in North Dallas Forty. So he has. Dual sports villain role, placing him behind Zabka, and Chelcie Ross who is the Duvall of this category., flipping so I'd turns as the villain in Rudy, Last Boy Scout (totally fringe sports movie), Hoosiers ("Leave the ball will you George) and kind of as Eddie Harris in Major League.
Craig T Nelson gets some points, but he finds his soul at the end.
Mick is a great call. And Styles and Bouf would also contend for lists as side kick and girl next door.
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Stiller and Sandlernhave perfected playing themselves in movies and getting paid well to do it.
Rushmore of guys who pretty play themselves as leading actors -- Stiller, Sandler, Vince Vaughn and the modern-day Pacino, provided the modern Pacino is just like the guy from Scent of a Woman.


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A "No Swimming Advisory" has been extended at least another day or two at Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach after bacteria levels in the water tested in the poor range again on Friday, according to the Palm Beach County Health Department.
The advisory does not apply to Peanut Island, according to Health Department spokesman Tim O'Connor.
Water sampling is conducted every week at 15 locations from Boca Raton to Jupiter for bacteria as recommended by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the EPA. The samples are laboratory tested for concentrations and a value is assigned to indicate poor, moderate or good ranges, he said.


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Cameron Diaz was born on August 30th, 1972 in San Diego, California with the middle name Michelle to parents Billie and Emilio Diaz. At the age of sixteen she left home and lived in a number of different places working on pursuing a modeling career. When she was twenty one years old she came back to California and found work as a model in Los Angeles. She then had a agent who helped her get an audition for a film, "The Mask" in 1994. She was cast in the film and her acting career was ready to begin.
Although she had no acting training she became an overnight success from this film and decided to really concentrate on improving her acting skills before she undertook any more high profile film roles. She was seen on smaller films such as, "The Last Supper" (1995), "Feeling Minnesota" (1996), "She's the One" (1996) and "Head Above Water" (1996).
Now with some more experience on her resume she was ready to take on more challenging and larger film roles such as in, "My Best Friend's Wedding" (1997) and the highly successful film, "There's Something About Mary" (1998).
Her latest appearances have been on such films as, "My Sister's Keeper" (2009), "Shrek Forever After" (2010), "Bad Teacher" (2011) and soon to release, "Gambit" (2012).
She has been honored in a number of ways throughout her career such as being chosen by Empire magazine as one of the, "100 Sexiest Stars" in 1995 as well as being chosen by People's magazine as "One of the 50 Most Beautiful People" in the world in 1998. In 2008 she made the list as #26 on the Maxim magazine "Hot 100". She was also honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Diaz is very good friends with Drew Barrymore ever since the two worked on the film, "Charlie's Angels" (2000) and she currently remains living in Los Angeles, California. She has yet to marry and has no children of her own.
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2012 What to Expect When You're Expecting
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2011 The Green Hornet
2010 Knight and Day
2010 Shrek Forever After
2010 Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular
2009 The Box
2009 My Sister's Keeper
2008 What Happens in Vegas
2007 Shrek the Third
2006 The Holiday
2004 Shrek 2
2005 In Her Shoes
2003 Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
2002 Gangs of New York
2002 The Sweetest Thing
2001 Vanilla Sky
2001 Shrek
2000 Charlie's Angels
1999 Any Given Sunday
1999 Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her
1999 Being John Malkovich
1999 Man Woman Film
1999 The Invisible Circus
1998 Very Bad Things
1998 There's Something About Mary
1998 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
1997 A Life Less Ordinary
1997 My Best Friend's Wedding
1996 Keys to Tulsa
1996 Head Above Water
1996 Feeling Minnesota
1996 She's the One
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Wild and Free Kennel is owned and operated by Brent Sass. Brent raises, trains, and races Alaskan Huskies at his place on Joe Bush Creek in Eureka, Alaska.
Dog mushing is all about the bond between a musher and his dogs and the challenges they face together out on the trail. No one enjoys the challenges and adventures that the Alaskan wilderness provides more than Brent and his dogs. The tougher the conditions the better. Brent and his dogs thrive on tough trails and harsh weather and love every minute of it. Dog mushing in Alaska is a wild and crazy adrenaline ride through some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. We welcome you to explore our website and find out where Brent and the Team have been and where they are headed for the 2014-15 season. Checkout or Facbook pages for the most current news for the kennel.
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Ed, AKA Special Ed, is 3 years old and ran in my B-team with Mandy Nauman in the 2014 Yukon Quest. Ed has his nickname because he always seems to get himself into trouble but never really realizes it. He is full of energy at all times and likes to jump up and do a twist in the air on his chain as I come at him. He goes back to some of the original genetics that my kennel is based off of. His dad comes from Kurt Wold, the same recreational musher that I got Silver from 12 years ago. His mom is a mix of Silver and a Joee Redington sprint dog. With his strong performance in the Quest this year look for Ed to be fighting for a spot on my main team this season. Ed is named after Eddie Munster from the TV show!
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Printing and media giant Transcontinental Inc. is diversifying its business with the acquisition of a U.S. printed flexible packaging manufacturer.
Montreal-based Transcontinental has struck a deal to acquire Clinton, Mo.-based Capri Packaging for US$133 million from parent Schreiber Foods Inc.
The deal includes a pair of production facilities in Clinton, Mo., according to Transcontinental.
"This acquisition … is part of our strategy to ensure our future growth path through diversification," Transcontinental president and CEO Francois Olivier said in a statement. "Over the past year we evaluated various industries where we could leverage our manufacturing competency, a great success for us in the past. The printed flexible packaging industry was rapidly identified as a natural fit given that the production process is very similar to Transcontinental's printing operations and the market offers many opportunities for growth."
As part of the purchase, the two companies agreed to a 10-year deal where Capri will continue to supply printed flexible packaging to Schreiber.
Capri employs roughly 200 people at its two Missouri facilities, and generates approximately US$72 million in annual revenues.
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The Soups That Magically Make You Lose
Want to know how Kelly Osbourne lost almost 70 pounds and kept it off? No starving, just healthy eating. Three words: Pass the spoon and enjoy these guilt-free soups!
By Kelly Osbourne
White bean and spinach soup
The canned beans get so creamy and delicious when you puree them with fresh veggies and a few spices.
1 teaspoon olive oil
1/2 medium onion, chopped
1/2 cup chopped celery
1 clove garlic
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 teaspoon thyme
1 can (15 ounces) white beans (cannellini) with liquid
1 cup low-sodium, fat-free chicken broth, or vegetable broth
1 cup water
2 cups packed fresh spinach leaves, rinsed, drained, and sliced
1 teaspoon lemon juice
In a large pot, add olive oil and heat over medium setting. Add onion, celery, garlic, pepper, and thyme. Sauté until vegetables are tender. Stir in beans, chicken broth, andwater and cover. Bring to a simmer and cook for 30 minutes. Remove 1 cup ofbean/vegetable mixture and set aside. Pour remaining soup in small batches into a blender or food processor and puree until smooth. Pour pureed soup and reserved bean and vegetable mixture back into the pot with spinach and lemon juice and simmer for an additional 10 minutes until the soup is hot and thespinach has wilted. (You may need to replace some water lost by evaporation.)
Makes four 1-cup servings.Each serving: 123 cal, 1 g fat.


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Spragins, founder and CEO of Rockwell Labs Ltd, discusses a variety of issues including InTice Perimeter Bait and changes to pyrethroid labels.
A new study from Penn Medicine researchers in the Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics demonstrated that bed bugs, like the triatomines, can transmit Trypanosoma cruzi, the parasite that causes Chagas disease.
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Bradley Manning to be moved to new military prison
US soldier Bradley Manning, held in military custody facing charges of leaking large amounts of classified data, is to be moved to a different jail. At present, Manning is being held in the US Marine Corps brig at Quantico, Virginia. According to an announcement by top Pentagon lawyer Jeh Johnson, he will now be moved to the …
Next that'll happen?
If it's suicide, his jailors will go "told you so", smugly grinning in the knowledge that they made him do it. I'd do it, having been driven completely stark raving nekkid mad by such treatment for months. It's what they call a "self-fulfilling prophecy", and in this blatant and institutional abuse of power kind of case, ought to be criminal.
RE: Next that'll happen?
You sound like you'd be completely disappointed if he doesn't take his own life! What, would that deny you a martyr to grind on and on about? So predictably hilarious that you get what you want - Manning moved to a "softer" facility - and you still find something to whine about. Seriously, let go of the hatred.
Do I now?
That's not how I wrote it.
Since you're asking, no, I don't want him or anyone else dead. If anything I'd rather he'd been treated humanely from the start and not possibly driven to suicide by dint of this "suicide watch". To me that reeks of extreme pettiness on the part of his jailors, trying to get back to him for being, as they see it, a traitor. But seeing, say, gitmo, it really wasn't unexpected. Not to me at any rate. You seem to believe differently.
What I did was draw lines between dots in a certain way, which might be termed cynical. Though others might term it realist; it's not as if we haven't seen much worse from yon country already. If noting that is hate to you, then I suggest you might try something safer to your sensibilities. Something with teletubbies in it, perhaps?
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"....To me that reeks of extreme pettiness on the part of his jailors...." I'm guessing that's because you know nothing about US military law (which Manning is subject to) or the standard procedures that the Marines were following. Seeing as they have been discussed here in these forums before, and are available on the Web, I can only assume you are ignoring the facts to allow you to vent some more, are willfully ignorant because you don't want to admit Manning put himself in the position through his own actions, or just stupid.
".....What I did was draw lines between dots in a certain way...." You even fail at dot-to-dots! People like you will see what they want to see because they are so busy hating "The Man". You're so full of prejudice and denial it's impossible for you to get a realistic view of anything, you just wait for the next set of spoonfed ideals from conmen like Assange.
"...you get what you want - Manning moved to a "softer" facility..."
Dunno who you're addressing, but what I "want" is either a release, an apology, an honorable discharge, and a large pension if they don't have enough to try him; or, a speedy and properly conducted trial -- and I *mean* a trial, rather than a court-martial or a military commission -- followed by either the aforegoing, should he be acquitted, or a long sentence should he be convicted beyond a reasonable doubt.
Of course, I also "want" a pony, and look how that's worked out.
"People like you"
Just so you know, you're doing the exact same thing you're accusing me of.
Also just so you know, now that you've conveniently put me in a box, you're equally conveniently foregoing discussion while you busy yourself putting more labels on the box. Maybe it makes you feel better but it entirely fails to impress me.
It doesn't even do anything to convince me of the righteous rightness of your, er, arguments. To do that you'll have to quit the ad hominem assault with your labelmaker long enough for a bit of a breather, a wipe with a hanky, and an actual argument, perhaps with those references I'm sure you have handy, to show me wrong. That's how civilised discussion goes. Maybe things are different on the other side of the pond, but that's not where we are.
RE: "People like you"
"......you've conveniently put me in a box....." It was your own rediculously ignorant statements that put you in that box, without any need for labels given the way you scrawled "eedeeot" in crayon all over it. You cast slander at his jailers, not just implying but outright saying they deliberately did this to make Manning suicidal, without for a second looking at the facts - they were standard brig procedures, not the actions of sadistic guards. They are based in military laws, not random political machinations. The procedures were there to actually keep Manning from harming himself after a qualified psychiatrist examined him and said he was likely to self-harm. I'm betting you have zero psychioatric training, have definately not appraised Manning's state of mind in any other way than regurgitating whatever you read on some loon website, and haven't bothered to read up on any of the laws Manning broke or the terms under which he can be kept. In short, you are a know-nothing blow-hard, riding around on your moral hobbyhorse and thinking you know better than those that actually bothered to look at the facts. Don't bother going back to IndyMedia, go back to school and start from scratch.
RE: Wrong-o
I'm guessing you do not consider Manning's actions "criminal", then? So, you just want to ignore the military laws he broke, or the oath he took, all because it lines up neatly with your political faith? You want the US to apologise because he couldn't hack it as a gay in the military and chose (yes, chose, not by accident but by design) to break the laws he had signed up to follow, rather than just resigning and leaving? Manning dug his own hole and Assange took pleasure in giving him a bigger shovel.
"mix with other prisoners"?
Whilst the move to a new facility following his abominable treatment by the Marines is welcome, I have to wonder whether putting him in the same room as other prisoners is going to be a good idea because there's more than a chance that at least some of them will consider him a "traitor" and decide to try to mete out their own version of "justice".
Poor bloke
He is also gay. Traitor charges aside, I'd guess thats a safety risk in its own right when in military prison.
That's probably the intent
A trial will be messy now. Far better to have an "accident".
RE: That's probably the intent
Just listen to yourselves - keep him in solitary and you moan that's an attempt to drive him to suicide, but then they say they'll move him to general population and you start implying it's a plot to get him killed because all soldiers just must be a bunch of uber-patriotic queer-bashers!?! Please, put down the Kool Aid and the get some perspective, otherwise please post your full names so we can look forward to seeing you listed as future Darwin Award nominees.
Now the slippery slope starts.
First the US Military was condemned for solitary confinement and suicide watch.
Now its condemned for putting Manning in a facility where he will be around other prisoners.
It sucks to be Manning right now and he has only himself and Assange to blame for it.
(IMHO he was duped by Assange.)
And for what?
No War Crimes were exposed.
(Except that Assange leaked some of the identities of people who worked with the NATO forces.)
(Also lets not forget the leaked details of sensitive operational material which even the NYT wouldn't print and the NYT does like a good expose...)
Nothing but embarrassing diplomatic posts that had no value but to injure the US's reputation and to air dirty laundry.
War Crimes
War crime, depending how you look at it, probably not.
But the video did look like a bunch of Hick sounding jocks using 50mm weapons on people, who even in the shitty video did not appear to be a direct threat to anybody, not only on the insurgent targets but women and children, whilst yeeeeeharrrring!, and obviously enjoying it, just make the US forces look bad.
Manning was a bit of a misguided twat, almost certainly not directly connected to Assange, if there was any evidence of such, it would have been leaked by now to make the Military look a bit better.
Paris she knows how to handle a bunch of tossers.
Personally I think the military should have hung out the prats in helicopters to dry, it must have been known what they were doing, but perhaps it's endemic in the Military and that's why not.
Ok, its no wonder you post anon because you don't even get your facts straight.
"War crime, depending how you look at it, probably not."
Its not how I or you look at it. Its how the US and other Nations view it. And I'm not talking about any conviction but just enough evidence to bring charges or an investigation. None, nada, zip. No cover ups, nothing in the reports to even hint at an investigation.
No 'probably not' anywhere.
"But the video did look like a bunch of Hick sounding jocks using 50mm weapons on people, who even in the shitty video did not appear to be a direct threat to anybody, not only on the insurgent targets but women and children, whilst yeeeeeharrrring!, and obviously enjoying it, just make the US forces look bad.
You mean the door gunner?
First if it was a 50, its 50 caliber. (M2 'Ma Duce' machine gun). That means the bullet diameter is 1/2". 50mm is a cannon shell and has a diameter of over an inch. Second, I'm not sure if they have 50's on door gunner platforms. Usually its a 7.62mm NATO aka .308. Or even a 5.56 NATO (.223 cal) machine gun/ mini gun.
Third... you seem to forget this thing called RoE (Rules of Engagement) and of course that what you saw was edited by ASSange himself to be prejudicial. Putting that footage in context and you get a different picture.
I can go on, but I think you get the point.
And if you want to do some homework check this out...
The photo was taken by Eddie Adams.
You should read the web page but here's a quote that I think you should try and understand...
"I won a Pulitzer Prize in 1969 for a photograph of one man shooting another … The general killed the Viet Cong; I killed the general with my camera. Still photographs are the most powerful weapon in the world. People believe them, but photographs do lie, even without manipulation. They are only half-truths. What the photograph didn't say was, "What would you do if you were the general at that time and place on that hot day, and you caught the so-called bad guy after he blew away one, two or three American soldiers?" General Loan was what you would call a real warrior, admired by his troops. I'm not saying what he did was right, but you have to put yourself in his position.
--Eddie Adams "
Go follow the link and read the web page. Then you might start to understand the dangers of Assange's dumping of documents without providing any context. You might begin to appreciate the damage he's done.
I don't believe that Manning did this all on his own. Sorry, but his actions don't fit.
missing leak
Haha I missed the wikileak where apaches got fitted with doors, let alone door gunners. 50 cal herp derp etc. I can tell by the pixels.
Land of the free
For fans of truly world class hypocrisy, there's a splendid youtube moment http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUctxdsKk9Q from 11 April where the White House spokesman explains how China's evil for not allowing UN access to prisoners... and then confirms that the US won't allow UN access to Bradley Manning.
Thanks for the video link, philipc ;
viewing it, I almost felt sorry for poor Mr Toner : defending the indefensible has ever been a delicate task and probably one far above Mr Toner's pay grade. Still, as a much younger man than P J Crowley, Mr Toner probably doesn't yet have his pile made, and given the current labour market in the US, he's probably grateful to have any job at all. So I suspect he will just keep soldiering on....
I don't recall seeing any condemnation at all...
As for this bit:
including a range of qualified mental, emotional and physical health professionals.
Is the CO required to listen to them, as the last did not.
"No War Crimes were exposed."
Depends on your definition of war crimes. Civilians getting shot by accident happens. Civilians being deliberately targetted is more questionable, as is indiscriminate bombardment of buildings in a residential area. (See the "Collateral Murder" video.) Sure there were guys with guns around, but demolishing an entire apartment block with missiles to kill the one soldier who's ducked in there demonstrates an utter disregard for the lives of civilians. Would anyone ever have known that this is standard practise for the US military unless it had been leaked?
@Graham Bartlett
I suggest that you spend some time Google'ing what is the definition of a war crime.
Its not so arbitrary.
Also look up the definitions of "Rules of Engagement' (RoE)
"Fog of War".
Your argument relies on Assange's edited version of the video to try and prove your point. Yet in context,the chopper crew were acting in accordance of their RoE.
BTW, while you casually say ... "Sure there were guys with guns around, but demolishing an entire apartment block with missiles to kill the one soldier who's ducked in there demonstrates an utter disregard for the lives of civilians."
Lets point out the following:
1) Bad guy uses civilians as human shields.
2) Bad guy attacks and kills NATO troops.
3) Bad guy part of group which was firing RPG rockets at US forces.
BTW... lets also look at a simple fact.
More innocent civilians were killed by insurgents and suicide bombers than from US/NATO troops. But don't let the facts get in the way of your pipe dream.
Trompe l'oeuil
«Your [Graham Bartlett's] argument relies on Assange's edited version of the video to try and prove your point. Yet in context,the chopper crew were acting in accordance of their RoE.» Just what is the «context» of which Mr Gumby, with his characteristic objectivity and freedom from bias, speaks ? He attempts to convince us that the version seen by Mr Bartlett and upon which the latter bases his comment was «edited» by Mr Assange, as if «editing» here should be taken to mean that the video had been manipulated to give a false picture of the events it portrays. My understanding, however, was that the 17'47" version of the video which Wikileaks released (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rXPrfnU3G0) was indeed the raw footage taken by the Apache crew. Has Mr Gumby seen another version which demonstrates that this is not the case ? If so, perhaps he would be so kind as to provide us with a link ? While awaiting Mr Gumby's response, those interested can take a look at the AlJazeeraEnglish video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zok8yMxXEwk), on which both Julian Assange and a «military analyst», Ivan Eland, comment on what we see....
You are mistaken.
I suggest you read some of the articles written in the NYT, specifically the one written by an editor of the NYT who said that Assange edited the footage and put it out under a very prejudicial title.
Of course I also suggest that you also read my post and follow the link to the story about the Pulitzer prize winning photo (1969) that was taken during the Tet Offensive in 1968.
You do remember this thing called the 'Viet Nam War' which was technically a policing action when the US bailed the French Imperialists out as they lost their colonies in Asia... Dien Bien Phu ring a bell?
But I digress.
Since you wish to question me, let me ask you what was the RoE at the time of the incident?
Why was the 'copter doing in the area at the time?
Why were the press corps not up in arms about this so called 'massacre' of their own? I mean innocent cameramen getting torn up by a 30mm chain gun?
When you start to look objectively (meaning trying to understand both sides, along with what War is...) you tend to see things in perspective.
Oh and one slight correction... On the Apache its a 30mm chain gun if memory serves. Meant more for taking out vehicles and armor, along with re-enforced positions. Blackhawks have door gunners. The OP that I was responding with said 50mm and wasn't sure what he was blathering about.
If you don't grok the meaning of RoE, or why the 'chopper was in the area, then you will never understand what you saw, even in the edited footage.
As long as this issue has been out. I've always said that you have to take what information you want to process and put it in context. Without context, you will more than likely jump to the wrong conclusion.
I bet...
...the transfer from the Marines to the Army will involve several flights of stairs.
Whatever the bullshit about suicide risks, if a country such as North Korea, Iran, Yemen or any other of a fairly long list had held a western citizen under the same conditions as Manning has been held - extended solitary, forced nakedness / hypothermia and sleep deprivation - there would not have been any qualms in the west about calling the treatment by it's real name - torture. If there is any doubt that this treatment had nothing to do with potential suicide, just ask yourself why he was restricted to 1 hr exercise a day and not allowed to exercise in his cell - did they think he was going to exercise himself to death??
Shame on the US (although at least they have belatedly started improving the situation).
Irrespective of whatever he has done and even if he is guilty as hell, there's a reason why modern western countries do not mistreat their prisoners - It's called civilisation
Bloody titles
Ah, grasshopper, you have derived the second law of politics - "It's different when we do it". You are well along the path to enlightenment. Now, you must discover the first law.
When Mainstream Journalists...
...get mauled by Apache helicopter machine gun fire is should be considered a crime.
Using a security classification to hide the evidence, is simply unforgivable. The Nazis did that on many occasions and were roundly punished for it. The excuse of "just following orders" died during Nuremberg as well.
In 2007 on a dusty Iraq street, Saeed Chmagh, and Namir Noor-Eldeen plus numerous others (including children) died for no military reason whatsoever on .
While I do not condone Mr. Mannings actions in releasing a broad range of classified materials, the release of that video was more than justified.
When mainstream journalists embed themselves with the insurgents and the insurgents are firing on US troops, well, they knew the risks of what they were doing.
Of course I wonder if you remember this guy Daniel Pearl?
And you do realize that the video you refer to was edited by Assange, right?
Please see my earlier post referencing Eddie Adams and his Pulitzer Prize winning 1969 photograph from the Viet Nam war.
Not quite, Mr. Gumby
If you watch the video and read the relevant articles, you'll find that the journalists in question did not mingle / embed themselves with terrorists, but were mingling with unarmed civilians. Hard to tell from a faraway helicopter, but that's why intelligence should be gathered before shooting.
The video exposed the blase approach of some US military personnel to shoot before properly establishing the targets. For doing that (and thereby, hopefully, changing the way the military shoots up civilians), Manning deserves a price!
Let's not fool ourselves, the military would rather cover up such incidents and public exposure is the only way to make them clean up their act.
Re: Not quite, Mr. Gumby
'intelligence should be gathered before shooting'
What planet did you say you came from? Take a good look at what you wrote, think about war, and think again.
Colourful WikiLeaks supremo
Very funny.
If he whad been stripped naked, had his glasses taken, had his sleep interupted more than a few times each night anywhere else other than the USA the case would be thrown out as torture was involved.
If the army prisons regime is any diferent than the hell hole he just come then it would be resonable to ask why was he classed as a suicde risk by the marines.
sadly whole nother ballgame
There are many unalienable human rights in the USA that only way you can lose is to join the military. The legal rules are far different under the unified code. Morally though I agree with you.
missing leak
Haha I missed the wikileak where apaches got fitted with doors let alone door gunners. Herp derp 50 cal I can tell by the pixels etc.
hmm he was a Marine
I can understand some dumb Army rear in the gear yahoo (isn't that most of the Army these days) doing this but a Marine? They generally are held to a bit higher standard. This seems more about embarrassing the government as opposed to outright treason but that is what probably chaps their hide is that it was a Marine that pulled this.
"Lt Col Dawn Hilton"
So that'd make it the "Fort Leavenworth Hilton" then....
For TS access you sign a contract. He did break it. At the time I left it was 5 years and 25 grand; last I checked it was the same. During pretrial you can expect "killing" conditions. He acted as a spy of sorts--rather stupid, but a spy--and suffered the consequences. The consensus seems to be it would have been better to just take him in the bushes and shoot him, as would have happened in most countries. Interesting situation.
free bradley manning
thank you Obama! finally someone has a brain to say something about this. i'm a 13 year old girl who started a rally about freeing Bradley manning. so if you want to threaten or cuss me out go ahead because your going to look pretty stupid as you already are. Bradley manning is a hero. if it wasn't for him i wouldn't be doing this right now. i'm sick and tired of the governments selfish ways! Bradley manning has not been proven guilty yet and your still keeping him! yeah thats right i just proved you wrong and i'm only 13. you must be STUPID!!! your a complete asshole (and i know i'm not supposed to cuss but in this case, things need to be said). we are NOT going to allow him to be hung. for saying that you should be hung. we are going to keep fighting for this man and we WILL be watching!
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