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After opting out of renewing the thriller series for a third season earlier this fall, AMC shopped the project to various production companies, each passing. According to Deadline, a strong pitch by series developer Veena Sud sparked the greenlight. Series regulars Mireille Enos and Joel Kinnaman are set to return, with others in talks.
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I've wondered why after being almost unheard of it is now rampant in the U.S. the last several years. Just a new "food craze" or power of suggestion/hypochondria? I've long known that our wheat is not GMO but was bred, INCLUDING transgeneric crosses with a wild grass to boost the protein (aka gluten) content during the Green Revolution. I'll poke around about the claims in this article I saw on FaceBook but in the meantime will share it so folks can do their own research. John
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Whew! After growing and eating true yams (Dioscorea spp.) here for a dozen years, a few times this year I up ones from the center east bed and after the usual methods of cooking they had a horrible "plasticy" taste and a very unpleasant, wet "squeaky" texture. They were so bad I fed them to the chickens. But today I dug up a small chunk of a big one in the SE bed, fried the slices in olive oil with sea salt, covered, and served them with a new batch of fermented hot sauce, with fried eggs and raw Surinam cherries on the side.....EXCELLENT! My only theory is that the bad tasting ones came from a garden that Muscovy ducks lived in for nearly a year.....maybe their poop tainted the soil? So far, no signs of the Air Potato beetle here yet. John
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Judith Light to LGBT Youth: 'You Are Appreciated and Loved and Valued'
Everyone was as nice as could be, but no one was more genuine or more excited about their nomination than TV legend Judith Light, who is up for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play for her turn in 'Lombardi,' which brings the life and times of legendary football coach Vince Lombardi to vivid life. The play runs through May 22 at the Circle in the Square Theatre.
The ex-'Who's the Boss' star is as passionate about LGBT causes as she is about her acting and was happy to tell us about her work with the Give a Damn campaign and the Point Foundation, which offers academic scholarships to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender college students who are having trouble funding their education because they have been marginalized due to their sexual identity.
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- Friday 06 MayBy damien
She is looking rough...but love her message
- Friday 06 MayBy MARIA
She looks good for being in her 60's. Judge it when you get there...
- Friday 06 MayBy trmnatr2
She's close to 62 you idiot and she looks good for it.
- Friday 06 MayBy mari
She is such a terrific actress. Loved her as Karen Woleck in One Life to Live. She played a hooker,married to a doctor...She won a couple of Emmys for her role. And then Who's the Boss, but her Karen was one hell of a performance....
- Friday 06 MayLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
When your boobs sag below your knees you shouldn't be coloring your hair.
- Friday 06 MayBy robert
- Saturday 07 MayBy Lor
Rememer that when you start sagging. Ouch!
- Sunday 08 MayBy Slayer
And I bet she STILL looks better than you
- Friday 06 MayBy J
Giving or denying scholarships/money based on sexual identity is wrong. It should be based purely on merit.
- Friday 06 MayBy Sherwood
It's not like the government is giving them out. If a group wants to form an organization and accept donations, they can hand them out to whomever they choose, just as there are organizations for other minorities, the disabled, etc.
- Friday 06 MayBy J
I don't believe in limiting principles of equality to government money. If sex discrimination is wrong, then it shouldn't be practiced, one way or another, by anyone.
- Friday 06 MayBy DorianLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Its been rumored that she had taken 15 years off her age back when she was on OLTL in the 70s. I take it she is at least 75.
probably closer to 80. Good message, but we all already know that. Other than her message i saw keep a low profile Judith, you were relelvent 40 years ago, if at all.
- Friday 06 MayBy Sue
How Nice Dorian ...she's 62
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- Friday 06 MayBy Barbara
...what happened to TOE-NEE?
- Friday 06 MayBy Biscotti
You sound like a lovely individual. I'm sure you're on most people's "do not call" list yourself.
That said, if you care very little or not at all about what celebs do or say, why are you on this site? Moron.
- Friday 06 MayBy Pennis
- Saturday 07 May
I totally have alot of respect for her. She was supporting LGBT when it wasn't a popular cause,and I am glad she has kept her focus. There is nothing wrong with the way she looks, she looks like most women her age should look, wrinkles, etc. We are so used to seeing our older celebrities with their plastic surgery faces and bodies that we forget that this is what a REAL woman in her 60's looks like and proud of her wrinkles, etc. Look at George Clooney, still a hunk at 50, wrinkles, etc.
- Saturday 07 MayBy Wanda
You are so right elizabeth! I am also sick of the faces pulled so tight you can bounce a quarter off them! Judith is the "anti-Joan Rivers."
- Saturday 07 MayBy Tyrone
JL has got to be in her late-60s and looks every day of it. Still, she's GILF material, as long as she keeps her yap shut about how noble it is to be gay.
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ParmaBethel Christian Academy
12901 W Pleasant Valley Rd
Parma, OH, 44130
(440)842-8575(Assembly of God)136 students | Gr. PK-8
ColumbusColumbus Adventist Academy
3650 Sunbury Rd # B
Columbus, OH, 43219
(614)471-2083(Seventh-Day Adventist)95 students | Gr. KG-8
CincinnatiDelhi KinderCare
921 Anderson Ferry Rd.
Cincinnati, OH, 45238
(513)451-7796Daycare / Preschool11 students | Gr. NS-PK
BereaFamily Life Center Kindergarten
555 W Bagley Rd
Berea, OH, 44017
(440)260-6011Daycare / Preschool11 students | Gr. K
ToledoGateway Pre-k School
4650 W Bancroft St
Toledo, OH, 43615
(419)536-6503Daycare / Preschool15 students | Gr. PK-KG
University HeightsGesu Elementary School
2450 Miramar Blvd
University Heights, OH, 44118
(216)932-0620(Roman Catholic)683 students | Gr. PK-8
UniontownKids Country
1801 Town Park Blvd
Uniontown, OH, 44685
(330)899-0909Daycare / Preschool19 students | Gr. KG
MasonKing Of Kings Lutheran Early Childhood Education
3621 Socialville Foster Rd
Mason, OH, 45040
(513)398-6089Daycare / Preschool (Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)7 students | Gr. NS-K
CincinnatiLittle Red School House
1069 Nimitzview Dr
Cincinnati, OH, 45230
(513)232-1584Daycare / Preschool17 students | Gr. KG
ColumbusMansion Day School
72 Woodland Avenue
Columbus, OH, 43203
(614)258-444966 students | Gr. NS-5
LovelandOhio Valley Voices
6642 Branch Hill Guinea Pike
Loveland, OH, 45140
(513)791-1458Special Education School11 students | Gr. PK-2
DaytonPrimrose School Of Centerville
2550 E Alex Bell Rd
Dayton, OH, 45459
(937)432-6000Daycare / Preschool18 students | Gr. K-1
ClevelandRamah Junior Academy
4770 Lee Rd
Cleveland, OH, 44128
(216)581-2626(Seventh-Day Adventist)97 students | Gr. KG-8
MarionSt. Mary School
274 N Prospect St
Marion, OH, 43302
(740)382-1607(Roman Catholic)143 students | Gr. K-7
HamiltonStephen T Badin High School
571 Hamilton New London Rd
Hamilton, OH, 45013
(513)863-3933(Roman Catholic)450 students | Gr. 9-12
CincinnatiThe New School
3 Burton Woods Ln
Cincinnati, OH, 45229
(513)281-7999Montessori School117 students | Gr. PK-6
BeachwoodUniversity School Shaker Campus
20701 Brantley Road
Beachwood, OH, 44122
(216)292-2153458 students | Gr. K-8
ClevelandVilla Montessori Center
5620 Broadway Ave
Cleveland, OH, 44127
(216)641-4770Montessori School (Roman Catholic)18 students | Gr. PK-K
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Rounding up the game grades from U.S.-Honduras
Feb 7, 2013, 2:01 PM EST
In looking at the game grades for U.S. players from a few respected colleagues, I'm wondering if we are talking about the wrong veteran U.S. defender?
The Omar Gonzalez-Carlos Bocanegra choice is a huge talker, and rightly so. Personally, I wondered if a tense match to open final round qualifying was the right place to make the switch.
But perhaps the bigger back line loss was Steve Cherundolo.
In terms of stoking the fires of roster and lineup conversation – they are raging today, aren't they? – it's apples and oranges. Bocanegra's absence was manager's choice, while the longtime U.S. incumbent at right back was injured.
Still, some game graders gave right back Timmy Chandler a poor rating. Brian Sciaretta at the New York Times handed off a 4. Soccer America vet Ridge Mahoney was even tougher on the German-American, who was front-and-center in so many conversations lately because this match was the "cup-tie" biggie, where the previously wishy-washy Chandler officially bound his international self to the United States.
Mahoney gave Chandler a grade of 3 in his Soccer America ratings.
Avi Creditor, in his ratings at Sports Illustrated's on-line property, picked apart Geoff Cameron's performance pretty well. Creditor wondered something we've written about before: whether his positioning at Stoke City, as an outside back, will be problematic as he shifts inside for the United States.
It probably won't dent the United States in more manageable matches, like the one coming up at home against Costa Rica. But as we saw Wednesday (on a telling ball that Cameron really should have kicked into next week), that relatively minor shift in positioning for his club team, leading perhaps to just a little bit less situational awareness, can become huge in about half a second.
- pensfan603 - Feb 7, 2013 at 10:21 PM
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- mvktr2 - Feb 8, 2013 at 2:32 PM
How about a B+ for the ref as it was quite the fair outing for a concacaf ref. I'm sure I missed a few but the only truly bad thing I saw let go was when the ref was staring right at a US player trying for the ball and he got a huge forearm in the kisser a little before halftime.
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I had this idea for a series of pop-up dinner parties last year. But the vision never really played itself out in my head until I decided to use the 21 Day Fix's nutrition plan to help me go Paleo. After I announced that I was trying the Paleo lifestyle on for size, I had a lot of people remark to me that while they thought it would be good for them, they could never do it because they would never be able to go out to eat, or have friends over for dinner... in essence, they told me going Paleo and eating mindfully would equal the death of fun.
I love dinner parties and hosting friends over candlelight and delicious food more than most people you may know! So the idea of never getting to do that again just because I wanted to eat according to the Paleo template made me sad! I decided that I was not going to give in that easily! And the idea for GATHER was born! What if I could plan a series of Paleo (Get it... "gather"? Thank you. Thank you. I'm here all week!) dinner parties that were mindful, used fresh and clean ingredients, and that could fit into a balanced and moderate meal plan like the 21 Day Fix? Was this the holy grail of healthy living?!
I set out to take on the task with my inaugural GATHER. An autumnal inspired gathering with a simple but savory spread for a few of the girls on my team! I planned a menu that included some of my favorite Paleo menu items and made sure to label everything with the serving sizes fitting into the 21 Day Fix guidelines so my guests could serve themselves according to their daily allowance of each food group! It was a SMASHING SUCCESS!
Take a look for yourself! I hope you are inspired to think outside of the box and make your healthy choices a natural part of your life! And stay tuned, I've got a bunch more GATHER pop up dinners in the works so keep checking in for more healthy and mindful dinner party inspiration!
A simple menu with items FULL OF FLAVOR made for a satisfying meal high on happy and low on compromise. The table was set up family style so guests could serve themselves according to their own preferences. Each dish was labelled letting everyone know the 21 Day Fix servings and portion size!
The roasted root veggies (sweet potato, purple potatoes, yuca root) were diced, tossed lightly in extra virgin olive oil and roasted till tender with ghee and fresh minced garlic! A tiny sprinkle of salt to enhance all the flavors and it's that simple!
Boneless, skinless organic and free range chicken breasts were cut into slices, and seasoned with herbs then grilled. Cherry tomatoes were stacked onto fresh rosemary sprigs and grilled till tender! Grilling them directly on the rosemary sprigs infuses them with flavor! (And it's pretty!)
The harvest salad is one of my FAVORITE salads! Mixed spring greens are tossed lightly in olive oil and champagne vinegar then pickled beets and pistachios are added in. I had goat cheese on the side for anyone who didn't mind some dairy.
Lastly, herb infused lemon water was made fresh just before dinner! You can do all kinds of fun infusions in ice water that add so much flavor and keep water from being boring.
Our team's symbol is the arrow so there were lots of hidden arrows incorporated throughout the party. Like these in the initials on each guests' cup.
As the sun set, the cafe lights we strung up over the table made everything begin to glow! Is there anything better than twinkly lights? I think not.
This arrow bracelet is a little gift I send my new coaches when they hit their first big promotion! It was so fun to see one of my girls wearing it to our party!
I couldn't resist pulling out my polaroid and snapping some just-for-fun keepsakes! I can't wait to have the GATHER parties grow! But something about this very first one, small and simple, will forever be special.
Wednesday, November 26
Tuesday, November 25
How Many Girls Does it Take To Crash A Mansion's Wi-Fi (And Other Diamond Retreat Shenanigans... A Recap)
What happens when you invite 32 women to spend 3 days at a Real World-style mansion to share their dreams, goals, successes, failures, and to generally just soak up each other's awesome? It's hard to put it into words, in all honesty. So instead... I'll show you some photos!
We were welcomed with balloons, a bunch of swag, and an incredible gratitude board where we could all write special notes to each other to read on our way home from the retreat. For a words-of-affirmation girl like myself it was pretty much the best thing ever. I couldn't help but get all teary eyed reading the affirming letters from all my fellow coaches telling me all kinds of uplifting truths that sometimes I forget or don't see in myself. I'm definitely stealing this idea for my own Diamond retreat that I'll be hosting next year with my team! It was so special! The best part about events like this is getting to be face to face with people who you spend so much digital time with, who you share so much of your heart with, but who you live far away from. This is Shannon, she is one of my success partners which means that she has been by my side cheering me on, believing in me, sharing ideas and advice with me, and being a listening ear if I needed to talk. I LOVE every minute of face to face time I get with her since she lives a state away. Our first evening in the house, we were treated to an incredible Thanksgiving inspired dinner... "Friendsgiving" to celebrate all we are thankful for in the last year as a team and in our businesses. Look at those 21 Day Fix approved portions! ;) Loved the attention to detail. It really makes a girl feel special to have her own place setting! I never realized how much I missed feeling like I was part of something bigger until I was part of it again. Back in high school I played team sports. And that feeling of closeness and family with the girls on my volleyball team was something so special! As an adult, there's not really a lot of ways for us to feel that. So when I stumbled into this incredible coaching thing I never expected to also stumble into that same feeling of family and purpose! It's probably what I'm most thankful for in this business- more than the money, more than the free trips, more than the weight loss... I love feeling like part of a group of people who love me, care about me, and support me no matter what! It's a special sisterhood I've never really gotten to experience in life till now. On our team there is a very special tradition of gifting a very special necklace from Tiffany's to coaches when they hit a specific place in their business. Here is my sweet friend Betsy getting her necklace! So excited for her! I love these little traditions! This was a very special thing that we did. Each evening 10 of us got to tell our stories. We were asked to choose 3 events in our life that shaped who we are and where we are now. Well, as you can imagine, it quickly turned into very vulnerable sharing as each person opened up about their struggles and victories in their life. Tears were shed and the bond between us grew like crazy! Each day we had some sessions where we were poured into with some incredible exercises to help us grow as leaders and businesswomen. We were all given journals and this was the one I picked. We were asked to really dig deep and discover our true motivations in life and business. These exercises were so incredible. As was just having the time and space to really reflect. I realized that while it is a big passion of mine to help women lose weight and re-discover their confidence, my true, underlying passion is helping women to cultivate freedom in their lives by growing into successful creative business owners. It helped me to narrow my focus and I'm so excited about some of the direction changes I'll be taking in my coaching business over the next few months to dig deep into this passion of building women up, helping them find their voice and their inner strength, and then helping them to leverage that into a successful business where they can feel like they have the freedom to move in any direction in life they want! The beauty and strength we have as women is incredible. And I want to help everyone to dig deep and re-discover that side of themselves. The dreamer and the doer. Confidence and clear vision is so beautiful. Just like my friend Megan, here. The Diamond Retreat... Fueled by Shakeology ;) My bohemian soul sister, Lindsay Stay. I love how authentic and passionate she is about helping people to find healing for themselves and their families in the most natural ways! Billy was our chef for the retreat and he CRUSHED it! I can't imagine how difficult it would be to plan, prepare, and serve dinner for 32 fitness coaches from vegans to paleo people but he did an amazing job and everything was delicious! It's pretty cool when the CEO of the company makes a special video message just for you! If it were up to me, all my business meetings would happen poolside. Just like this. We got to sample a workout from the newest program launching next week from Shaun T called Insanity Max 30! It is crazy! It's going to be an incredible program for everyone who loves pushing themselves to the max! Email me if you want me to let you know the minute it launches! My friend and success partner, Morgan, in beast mode! She was one of the only people who made it all the way through the workout! HA! During the entire weekend I kept hearing the quote "Everything you can imagine is real" on a loop in my mind. (I've been reading a lot of Deepak Chopra, stay with me...) A year ago if you would have told me that in a year I'd be working as a fitness and wellness coach, a business mentor in the best shape of my adult life, hanging out at a mansion with 32 other leaders in the company, and making a full time income from this thing I would have told you that you were straight up insane. Yet, here I am! It makes me think that the future is really unlimited! If this happened this year what does next year have in store for me?! What could it have in store for you? I was so sad for the weekend to end and all my friends to have to go back to their homes. I won't get to see them again till we are all re-united in Cancun next spring (a free trip we earned for our work this year coaching... thanks Beachbody!) If this post makes your heart stir, if the idea of this makes something swell within you, reach out to me and let's talk about what kind of future you could create with the help of our team! I'd love to hear your goals and dreams and help you get there!
Monday, November 24
No Wilderness, No Revelations
Moses, Jesus, Buddha, Mohammed.
Seekers who were out, by themselves, alone in the wilderness before receiving a revelation to share. If you feel alone, you are in good company. Your answer might be waiting for you out there.
No wilderness, no revelations.
Tuesday, October 21
7 Struggles Only #TEAMBTFP Challengers Understand...
7 Struggles Only #TEAMBTFP Challengers Understand:
1. That moment when... you can't decide between Chocolate or Strawberry for your smoothie this morning #thestruggleisreal
2. That moment when.... your Facebook feed fills up with motivated people posting inspiring things because you started following all your challenge mates on FB and you feel like you have to bring your A game now to keep up.
3. That moment when... your DVD starts to skip with only 2 minutes left in your workout and you feel a sense of rage that you made it this far and by golly you are going to FINISH!
4. That moment when... none of your pants fit anymore because this stuff is actually working!
5. That moment when... you have a funny thought at work and you want to log into your challenge
group to share it with your friends but your boss is standing nearby so you have to wait. womp womp
6. That moment when... you start to feel like your challenge group friends have been your friends in real life for years. (A month of workouts feels like years, doesn't it?)
7. That moment when... you finish your first challenge, have an incredible time, and decide to keep going into the next month but can't decide which program to try next! T25? Piyo? 21 Day Fix? How will you choose?! ;)
1. That moment when... you can't decide between Chocolate or Strawberry for your smoothie this morning #thestruggleisreal
2. That moment when.... your Facebook feed fills up with motivated people posting inspiring things because you started following all your challenge mates on FB and you feel like you have to bring your A game now to keep up.
3. That moment when... your DVD starts to skip with only 2 minutes left in your workout and you feel a sense of rage that you made it this far and by golly you are going to FINISH!
4. That moment when... none of your pants fit anymore because this stuff is actually working!
5. That moment when... you have a funny thought at work and you want to log into your challenge
group to share it with your friends but your boss is standing nearby so you have to wait. womp womp
6. That moment when... you start to feel like your challenge group friends have been your friends in real life for years. (A month of workouts feels like years, doesn't it?)
7. That moment when... you finish your first challenge, have an incredible time, and decide to keep going into the next month but can't decide which program to try next! T25? Piyo? 21 Day Fix? How will you choose?! ;)
Sunday, October 19
What Is Coaching? The Road Less Traveled...
I have been asked a lot lately how people actually earn an income with this coaching thing. Is it only the lucky few? Do I have some sort of secret sauce that helps me do it? Is network marketing a joke?
The answer is a big fat NO! It's not for a lucky few, it's for anyone willing to give it their all. I don't have a secret sauce. But what I do have is an incredible support system with world class trainings and an amazing community. Is network marketing a joke? Maybe the way some people do it. But not for me. I'm incredibly proud to be part of an industry (one of the only) where women earn dollar for dollar what their male peers do!
So I said YES! And if I hadn't – I would STILL be living with credit card debt looming over me, struggling to feel connected, struggling with my body image and weight, constantly worried about the stability of our finances (being an artist can be financially stressful sometimes!) and waiting around year after year for a way to create forward motion in our life as a family, never knowing exactly how to make it happen.
In a little over a year, I have grown a business (that contributes an additional full time income for our family!) from my living room sofa, paid off all our credit card debt, paid for 4 trips, earned 2 free vacations, and have been able to get myself in the best shape of my life! My job is not only to help other people get healthier but also to help other people flourish and know that they matter in this world and that they can create change in their own lives as well!
My income and success as a coach is a DIRECT reflection of the lives I can impact for the better. It is by no means a traditional career. It is NOT for everyone. But it IS an opportunity that most people never get and shame on me if I did not extend it to you!
Please join me for our week long Sneak Peek into coaching! It will be starting TOMORROW and will take place in the private FB group linked below. Each day our team will be sharing insight into how coaching works and what it looks like in the day-to-day. You can check in whenever you have time each day. At then end of the 7 days, you can decide if this opportunity is right for your or not.
All you have to do to join, is simply click this link and "request to join" simple as that! This is a zero obligation group, you can come be a fly on the wall or be super involved and ask us every question under the sun! The purpose is for you to be able to see more about what coaching really is to see if it's a good fit for you!
REQUEST TO JOIN HERE!:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1482859235325380/
If you have any questions though, feel free to message me! And if you know anyone that may be interested, feel free to share this information, the more the merrier!
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Derbyshire County Cricket Club can confirm that fixtures for the 2015 season will be announced, on derbyshireccc.com, on Thursday 27 November at 10.30am.
Derbyshire will play 46 days of home cricket during an action-packed summer, which will include the traditional home NatWest T20 Blast derby against local rivals Nottinghamshire, the week-long Chesterfield Festival of Cricket and a three-day tour match against Australia.
In total, Derbyshire will play eight LV= County Championship fixtures, four Royal London One-Day Cup fixtures and seven NatWest T20 Blast fixtures at home in 2015.
The date for the eagerly-anticipated tour match against Michael Clarke's Australia side has already been confirmed and will take place at the height of the Ashes summer on Thursday 23 July to Saturday 25 July 2015.
Wicketkeeper Tom Poynton returned to training last week after fully recovering from the injury that ruled him out for the 2014 campaign.
After a dedicated rehabilitation programme, Poynton was able to join his teammates at the start of preseason last Monday.
"I have achieved my aim of being ready for this pre-season which started on Monday 3 November," Poynton said. "I can take part in the full pre-season on both the fitness and skills-based side.
"I have been lucky to get back to this point but I have to give a great deal of credit to the medical team I have had around me who have supported me along the way.
"Now it is just about me building my body confidence then working on the footwork for my wicketkeeping.
"Quickly turning and pivoting are the types of functional things I am going to be building up now.
Only a limited number of tickets remain for the inaugural Derbyshire Exiles' Dinner in the Long Room at Lord's on Wednesday 19 November.
Tickets are priced at £175.00 per person (£1750.00 for a table of 10) for this rare and exclusive opportunity to enjoy and evening in the historic Long Room at the home of cricket, known as 'the most evocative four walls in world cricket'.
A list of household Derbyshire names have been confirmed for the event, including Bob Taylor MBE, master of ceremonies Dominic Cork, guest speaker Geoff Miller and the Benson & Hedges Cup winning duo Devon Malcolm and Chris Adams.
The event will include a pre-dinner drinks reception on arrival before a three-course dinner is served.
Proceeds from the Exiles' Dinner will go towards the Cricket Derbyshire Foundation (Registered Charity No. 1155801) which delivers community projects benefiting health, education and social inclusion across Derbyshire.
Read more: Limited places left for Derbyshire Exiles' Dinner
Students from the University of Derby will be producing a timeline detailing the history of Derbyshire County Cricket Club as part of the Proud to be Derbyshire Heritage Project.
The volunteers from the University will research the history of the Club to create a detailed timeline outlining significant events in its history and the history of The 3aaa County Ground, whilst also integrating the social history of the county of Derbyshire.
The work conducted will help create a pictorial storyboard which will be displayed permanently at The 3aaa County Ground.
With support from the University, the Proud to be Derbyshire Heritage Project will also be hosting a forum on Derbyshire Cricket and the war years (1914-18) which will showcase images donated to the project and the timeline completed by volunteers.
The Project, which is funded thanks to a Heritage Lottery Fund grant, will form a Cricket Derbyshire photographic archive and bring together images spanning over 140 years. It is due to be completed by December 2015.
Read more: University of Derby lend support to Cricket Derbyshire Heritage Project
Derbyshire County Cricket Club paid its respects this Remembrance Sunday by laying wreaths at services across the county as the people of Derbyshire came together to remember.
The year 2014 marks 100 years since the outbreak of World War One and representatives of Cricket Derbyshire laid wreaths as a mark of respect for those that lost their lives.
Captain Wayne Madsen, accompanied by his wife Kyla, laid a wreath during a ceremony at the National War Memorial Arboretum, while Chief Executive Simon Storey and his family attended a service at Derby Cathedral.
Wreaths were also laid by First XI scorer John Brown in Kilburn, Amber Valley; Regional Representative Mike Haynes in Erewash and Vice-President Brigadier Edward Wilkinson at Hartington in the Derbyshire Dales.
Chief Executive Simon Storey said: "It was appropriate that Cricket Derbyshire was represented at services across the county to remember those who lost their lives in service for the people of Derbyshire.
Read more: Cricket Derbyshire remembers on Remembrance Sunday
Derbyshire captain Wayne Madsen will lay a Cricket Derbyshire poppy wreath at the National War Memorial Arboretum on Remembrance Sunday (November 9).
The year 2014 marks 100 years since the beginning of World War One and representatives of Cricket Derbyshire, including Madsen – and Chief Executive Simon Storey at Derby Cathedral – will lay wreathes as a mark of respect for those that lost their lives.
Wreathes will also be laid by First XI scorer John Brown in Kilburn, Amber Valley; Regional Representative Mike Haynes in Erewash and Vice-President Brigadier Edward Wilkinson at Hartington in the Derbyshire Dales.
Read more: Madsen to lay wreath at National War Memorial Arboretum
Cricket Derbyshire commemorates the lives of Derbyshire County Cricket Club players that served their country during World War One.
In this article, written by John Shawcroft, Cricket Derbyshire remembers the Derbyshire cricketers who served during the Great War.
Cricket – like all areas of life was touched greatly by the Great War of 1914-18.
To commemorate the 100-year anniversary of World War One, below is a role of honour that commemorates the lives of Derbyshire County Cricket Club players that served their country during the four-year long conflict.
AJ Harris says the ultimate aim of the Cricket Derbyshire Academy – in partnership with the University of Derby is to produce England players, after announcing its intake for 2015.
The 2015 Academy intake includes six returning Members and four new recruits who will have the opportunity to work closely with the Club's elite coaching set-up.
Academy Director Harris says he wants the 2015 crop to aim for the very top as the Club continues in its quest to produce future international players.
"We ultimately want to produce England players," Harris said. "We want to aim for the very top and we want the players to do the same.
"Hopefully these lads will try and emulate the success of the likes of Tom Taylor, Ben Cotton and Harvey Hosein who made an incredible debut in first-class cricket this summer.
We hope our local residents enjoy our Diwali celebration fireworks at approximately 7pm on Friday 21 November.
To any residents inconvenienced by this short display, our apologies and thank you for your understanding.
Places are still available for the Diwali celebrations in the Marquee at The 3aaa County Ground. Families can enjoy an evening of entertainment, which will include a delicious three-course meal provided by renowned local Indian restaurant, Slice of India.
The traditional Indian celebrations will be complemented by live entertainment and a spectacular Fireworks display.
Limited places are available for this family event, with children aged 10+ welcome. Tickets are priced at just £30 for adults, £20 juniors (£100 for a family of four based on two adults, two juniors).
Read more: Diwali celebration fireworks at The 3aaa County Ground
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IE Secure? HA HA HA thats a laugh. There are more holes in IE then Swiss cheeseOriginally Posted by a17
Good ol' Internet Explorer
Mozilla FireFox (fastest on earth?? o.O )
Avant Browser
UNIX's PINE ^^ yeah rofl
Sorry but I'm sticking with my IE. It doesn't cut off webpages like firefox does. beat that
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IE Secure? HA HA HA thats a laugh. There are more holes in IE then Swiss cheeseOriginally Posted by a17
Originally Posted by Kamui Shirou
Hey if its all patched, and you group policy edited, registery edited, and set advanced file protections and IE security options - you get 0 spyware or anything, and also make sure you got a good hosts file.
Its only insecure if you run it out of the box (which most people do sadly). Ya sure afew bugs come along, but tight configuration(of system/IE) and stuff usualy counter the od bug. ya should try configuring Xp/2000 -- its really quite indepth security options. then add stuff like adaware registery/spyware protection tool/antivirus/firewall and a router --becomes much much nicer.
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Firefox 1.0 (third-party compiled -- MOOX toasts the official builds) with Adblock and BugMeNot.
Because they are told by the computer manufacturers and Microsoft that they can. Perhaps if computers weren't sold like cars that you can drive off the lot than security would not be a problem. Than again, would the average person buy a car (or a computer) if they knew that they had to haXX0r the guts of the vehicle to make it safe from thieves, as opposed to just pressing a button on the door (screen)?Originally Posted by a17
This is Firefox's chief virtue, IMO. Is it absolutely safe? No. However, since it doesn't utilize ActiveX (which much of the Web-based scumware uses), it's much safer by default than IE. Also, problems with Web site rendering can usually be attributed to sites that do not conform to W3C standards (usually to use IE-specific code), not Firefox.
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It has been beat....to death actually. As teh s uck mentioned....it's not that Firefox is cutting off pages, it's the fact that people aren't building their webpages according to W3C standards and the fact that IE renders pages that are improperly built and seemingly fixes creators mistakes. They think that if it looks good on IE, it's the right way to go.Originally Posted by Purplefire
Just because it conforms with the browser that most people use (beucase they don't know better....most of the time) doesn't necessarily mean it's right.
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yup, some browsers shows anomalies when accessing custom-built PHP sites... some are not...
spywares and harmful plug-ins can be avoided using firewalls and anti-spyware programs...
but to expect user meddle with the registry and user policy stuff is, well... soo MS typical...
I use three browsers... but most of the time I use FF,...
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fire fox is definitly better in my opinion.... but that's just my opinion
and the spew about being able to make IE safe and fool proof, you're probably right, you probably could cover all the holes that MS made in windows and in IE with all your tinkering and constant spyware scans but....whats the point?
You can either use Firefox which will save you SOME (not all mind you) of that hassle....or use IE and go back to cover all the holes MS made (registry tinkering, security patches, group settings, host file editing, etc, etc).
Anything can be MADE safe...the fact that it doesn't just COME safe is the issue. Why should someone use something that they have to go back and "fix" or "patch up" just to make it up to par? I mean, come on you're already (supposed to be) paying for Windows (and IE), now you gotta go and fix up holes that you PAID for? How that can be made to be an arguement to support IE is beyond me.
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