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Now, no one's saying Mortal Kombat had to stay confined to one-on-one fisticuffery. But in the case of MKM: Sub-Zero, the fans were willing to move into another genre, yet it was the developers who couldn't completely cut the ties. Released within days of the simultaneously-developed Mortal Kombat 4, the first and last MK solo title couldn't help but look antiquated next to the franchise's arcade reinvention. Subby-Z's origin outing was billed as 3D action/adventure, however, it was fundamentally the same aging game as the 2D fighters, only now shelled in an awkward sidescoller.
Above: The Ghost of Christmas Future shows Sub-Zero the error of his ways
Instead of following a simple destiny shroud like playing MK 1 through 3, you actually had to walk and punch through it?! Nevermind that they had to add a "turn" button just to address the complication of multiple enemies on the right AND *gasp* left, Mythologies will probably be most remembered for its deliciously horrible live-action cinemas.
Okay, look: We hate to revive a dormant flame wars, but this was all kinds of ridiculous and forgettable. There's nothing flagrantly wrong with the gameplay itself per se, yet this ten-years-too-late response to Marvel vs Capcom ultimately did a disservice to both properties involved… mostly by bothering to give a ludicrous reason as to why these two disparate universes would collide in the first place. Christ, is this premise easy to make fun of, or what?
Each franchise had to sacrifice something in order to make this game happen, and providing any kind of context could only act as fuel to the fanboy fire. MK had to tone down the violence, inarguably its defining characteristic, just to ensure kids who slept on superhero bed sheets could purchase the game. It was at one time an internal rule at DC that Superman couldn't bleed in the comics, so it's pretty strange to begin with that the publisher allowed Kal-El and his Justice League pals to be murdered even in Safe For Work MK style.
Above: Seriously, can you belive this happened?!
While the MK regulars and DC baddies could do Fatalities, DC's heroes had to make do with "Heroic Brutalities." Players watched as Batman or Flash would excessively beat down an already defenseless and subdued opponent, which is every bit as unsportsmanlike as it is oxymoronic. What's worse, comic fans: Superman getting his ass kicked by Sonya Blade, or his inability to fly away and preserve some Kryptonian dignity? Ultimately the game was Midway's last major title and couldn't save the ailing giant from economic failure. Interestingly, the Mortal Kombat property was then purchased by Warner Bros, the same company that owns DC.
Above: Let's get this Karty started!
Known around the office as "Mortal Kartbat," this pile of four-wheeled wackiness was a Mario Kart throwaway included in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. It's hard to know what to think of this one now… it came in at the tail end of the "Big head, Lil' Car" craze, and yeah, it sucks to play today. But it should be noted it's no worse than 90% of all the other Kart clones gamers were forced to endure during that nutty transition from mascot titles to 3D games, and it was tehcnically FREE with the most comprehensive version of MK to date. Mind-bogglingly bizarre or harmlessly cute: You be the judge.
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The service is quick and the food was good, tasting and in price. Lots of selections to choose from, like an old fashioned diner. :-)
As an avid diner-goer, it is more difficult to find a good diner in PA. This diner is pretty good. The servers are soooo nice and friendly and I've never had a meal there that I didn't like. Food comes out fast too.
Very reasonable prices. Pretty good salad bar. Service was quick. Not noisy. Open 24 hours. Very broad menu selection.
wonderful service friendly attentive wait staff. great food a nice place to go before the sellersville theatre
If you are not at least 70, don't waste your time or money. This place is old, the clientele is even older. I got chicken pot pie, it was nothing more then a small dish with some cracker crust laid on top. My daughter got the grilled cheese, it was almost damp with the cheese not even melted. If you...
Another popular local family restaurant. Sundays they have a breakfast buffet, which we took with a couple local family members. The food was hot and tasty, though the selection was quite limited (one egg option; two meat options; limited baked items). The price was very reasonable. I give good marks to a buffet that keeps its offerings fresh.
Lunch at the this restaurant was great! We had the special, the Wisconsin Melt served with an au jus. It was delicious, and the french fries were excellent as well.
We told the waitress that we were in a hurry and she accomodated my coworkers and me.
Great place for a fast and hearty lunch!
My wife and I always roll out of bed on Sundays, looking for a cup of coffee and some awesome eggs. We always end up at the A&N Diner. We love it! Their Sunday Buffet cant be beat and it is ALL you can eat.
The pancakes are delicious and we usually order a small omelette with the buffet. My...
We ate a late lunch at the diner. Food was good; service excellent. Happy we stopped in. Extensive menu, especially for early bird seniors.
Went there for breakfast with a party of nine, waitress forgot half our food, wasn't that great anyway.
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Environmental Peacebuilding Events
Environment, Development, and Sustainable Peace: Finding Paths to Environmental Peacemaking
September 16, 2004 // 12:00am
Environmental Change and Security Program
The conference brings together 60 experts from 25 countries, to examine the role of minerals, forests, and water resources in promoting and preventing conflict.
International Waters Funding Dialogue
June 09, 2004 // 12:00am
Environmental Change and Security Program
Funding is a decisive issue for any development project, but international water projects face additional hurdles by working multilaterally in an arena dominated by bilateral funding. A three-day International Waters Funding Dialogue conference is hosted by National University of Costa Rica.
Water Conflict and Cooperation: Looking Over the Horizon
June 03, 2004 // 12:00am
Environmental Change and Security Program
Attempts to develop a positive, practical policy framework for environmental cooperation and sustainable peace are promising, but have not been widely analyzed or practiced. The Water Conflict and Cooperation Working Group, part of ECSP's Navigating Peace initiative, discusses these issues.
UNEP Post-Conflict Assessments: New Tool in Improving the Environment in Post-Conflict Countries
May 25, 2004 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Environmental damage sustained during conflict poses serious health threats to the population and prevents nations from recovering. Pekka Haavisto speaks about the history and role of post-conflict environmental assessments.
Environment, Conflict, and Cooperation: Scoping Gaps and Opportunities for Research and Policy Agendas
December 02, 2003 // 11:00pm
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A diverse group of international practitioners, policymakers, and researchers gather at the Wilson Center to analyze the gaps and opportunities for research and policy agendas in the growing field of environmental conflict and cooperation.


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I've been working on the Eat More Feel Better challenge. This is a challenge to encourage you to eat lots more veggies each day. It has been helping. (Although I wish the challenge were written a little more specifically, the way that the 5k training plan had daily boxes to check off.)
I'm going to stay at week 2 a little longer, since I still need to work on getting 5 vegetable servings a day ony my plate. But I'm doing better.
We had one day last week where frozen pizza was the answer to everyone going different directions around dinner time. But I made a salad and ate 1/2 to 1/3 of the pizza that I would normally have considered a dinner portion.
My big success for the week was taking a salad with chicken to a kid event that was a pot luck. I knew from last year that this was going to not be the healthiest of spreads. (KFC, mac & cheese, bags of chips, and then a big pizza delivery - as if there wasn't enough food in the pot luck). So I didn't even go through the buffet line. I just sat and ate my salad. I was full at the end and even with a small piece of cake, didn't go out of my calorie range.
Maybe it's rather obvious, but there is a direct correlation between eating lots of veggies and staying in my calorie target range. I don't mean just a can of green beans at dinner, but a big tray of roast veggies, carrots as a snack, salad at lunch, etc.
The days when I really pull out the stops and make sure that I have a lot of vegetables are days I feel full and content most of the day and don't rack up hundreds of filler calories looking for satisfaction in bagels or sweets.
It still makes me sort of crazy that every time I adjust a weight goal for the upcoming month or two I have to reset all of the nutritional goals. I guess I understand why it is set up that way, but it still is a bit of a pain.
My goals blog post was about to drop off the summary page, so here it is again for easy reference.
Calories 1200-1600
Carbs 135 - 260
Protein 60-140
Fat 27-62
I have to confess that I have a little evil glee at leaving the gym early in the morning, done with a strong workout, while others are just streaming in to get started.
Maybe it's because the weather has been mostly mild for the winter. But I haven't spotted any January people at either gym yet. In fact this morning was far less crowded that normal.
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Yesterday's protest was the second demonstration in the city in less than a week, following days of protests in Ottawa earlier this year. The Canadian rallies have coincided with similar protests in France, Sweden, and Britain. In London on Monday, pro-Tamil demonstrators clashed with police outside Parliament.
From the tropics to the 'Great White North'
Toronto is home to the largest expatriate Tamil community outside Sri Lanka, estimated to be 300,000. Tamils first began flocking to Canada as refugees in the 1980s. The city has not only become a focal point for protests, but it's also a bastion of political and financial support for the Tamil Tigers, the militant group that has led the fight for an independent Tamil nation in Sri Lanka's northern region.
The Canadian government added the Tamil Tigers to its official list of terrorist organizations in 2006 for the group's use of child soldiers and suicide bombers. Thirty-two nations, including the US, also consider the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) terrorists.
Yet many attending yesterday's rally say that Canada should be taking a lead in calling for a cease-fire in a violent conflict the United Nations describes as a "bloodbath."


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Homeschooling a Beginning or Struggling Reader?
Here Are 7 Steps for Implementing an Effective Homeschool Reading Curriculum
Choosing the right reading curriculum for your homeschool can be a daunting task. Many options are available. Which is the best reading program for you and your children? Follow these seven steps and you won't go wrong:
1. Do your research and look into the Orton-Gillingham approach to teaching reading
The Orton-Gillingham (OG) approach has been validated by nearly a century's worth of research on what makes reading instruction effective. The approach is simple, it's proven, and its principles have been highlighted in every national reading study completed since the beginning of the 20th century.
2. Look for reading programs that apply the Orton-Gillingham principles
There are six core principles to look for in an effective reading program. The program should:
- Be language-based
- Be multi-sensory
- Be structured, sequential, and cumulative
- Bring cognitive understanding
- Build emotional confidence
- Be flexible
3. Identify the program's flexibility to adjust to your child's unique needs and your own
A flexible reading program will have certain features that allow you to individualize and adjust reading instruction to your child's needs. Here are three product features you should be looking for:
- Education and support for the instructor. It takes knowledge and often encouragement to homeschool your child in reading. The program you choose should empower you to understand and implement Orton-Gillingham principles in your home.
- Design that allows blending direct instruction with software. Blending and supplementing your instruction with well-integrated software can and will do wonders for you and your child. A software component that helps you free up time and gives your child the option to learn independently is a powerful tool and is important to look for in your reading curriculum.
- Simply measure student performance and progress. Make sure that the program you choose has a sound and reliable way to measure skill levels and improvement as well as a reporting system you can regularly check. An accurate picture of your child's abilities and progress will help you focus your efforts on skills that need development and move quickly through other skills that come easily to your child.
4. Choose a program
When you make your final decision on which Orton-Gillingham-based program to implement in your homeschool, you'll want to choose the one that aligns most closely with the learning style(s) of your child(ren).
5. Learn the program you decide to implement
You might be surprised to learn how many homeschoolers purchase a reading program and yet do not know how or what that program is teaching. By being familiar with the curriculum you will be better able to answer your child's questions and adapt instruction if the need arises. A great reading program will be understandable and include an easy way to learn its methodology.
6. Commit to your choice and stay consistent
It is so important for your child to learn to read —and there is no time to waste in achieving that goal. Fully commit to the choice you have made and keep consistent in your instruction. Jump in and enjoy watching your children learn. You can do this!
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Now that you've learned what it takes to effectively teach reading in your home, you can share what you've learned with other homeschoolers and promote the effective reading strategies you've adopted. We can all use some friendly help from someone with experience.
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Reading Horizons At-Home offers a highly effective homeschool solution. It is one that has been validated by many homeschoolers who have succeeded in teaching their children to read. Our Orton-Gillingham-based program provides you with the knowledge, support, and flexibility needed to help beginning and struggling readers master the reading skills needed for educational success.
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Reading Horizons wins the prize here. A completely non-consumable, reasonably priced, and absolutely clutter-free program.
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I have three kids with three VERY different personalities and strengths/weaknesses. The Reading Horizons Discovery At-Home program has worked well for all three of my kids. This program is by far the most flexible reading program I have ever used. The program not only teaches how to read but how to "see" the words.
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I discovered Reading Horizons products during the summer of 2012—I learned to teach the program using the Free Parent Phonics Training. By the end of August, my son had been evaluated by a pediatric neuropsychologist and diagnosed with dyslexia. I wasn't the least bit worried, I already saw Reading Horizons making a difference!
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What really surprised me is that how little instruction time [my 4-year old daughter] needs to really grasp a concept with [Reading Horizons] Discovery At-Home. [The program] really dissects reading into bite size pieces that are small enough for little learners to digest. I'm really looking forward to continuing with this program over the next year to see where it takes us.
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While it took some time for us to get used to [Reading Horizons Discovery At-Home], we really like this program. It doesn't just teach a child how to read. The program is designed to show kids how to decode words and know why something is pronounced or spelled the way it is.
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My seven-year-old daughter was diagnosed with dyslexia in the summer of 2012. While it was clear to me that she needed intervention, I was unsure how to go about it. I had been homeschooling for ten years and taught two other children how to read successfully. Once hearing the word, dyslexia, I suddenly felt incompetent and unqualified to teach. When the only evidence of reading lessons is fallen tears on a dining room table, you will do whatever it takes to find a solution. Thankfully, Reading Horizons provided the tools to make teaching reading a reality. While our progress is slow, it is progress and that is more than we had before. My left-handed, dyslexic child may have everything backwards and upside down but in her zany way she emerges to be creative and intelligent, and sees the world in a way I envy. I did not want a program to stress this beautiful mind into making it believe it was malformed or inadequate. She simply had to adjust to how the rest of us relay thoughts through written words and not the colors and pictures that flood a dyslexic's mind. Reading Horizons does not feel like a crutch used to turn pages painfully but an instrument to turn pages naturally.
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I LOVE how [my son] interacts with Reading Horizons! He jumps right in there to do his lesson and does very well with marking his blends and vowels. I was concerned that maybe there might not be enough to hold his interest, but he hasn't had any problems sticking with it. The main thing is that he tries to sound out more words when he is reading outside of his lesson. He seems to have more of a desire to read, and I think this is because he is learning more phonics. I feel that Reading Horizons is a great option for older kids and adults who are struggling with their reading.
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Tiger Woods, Lindsey Vonn, Other Celebrities Cheering For Denver Broncos In Super Bowl
Tiger Woods and his girlfriend Lindsey Vonn, as well as other celebrities are pulling for the Broncos this Sunday. Also, Eric LeGrand gets a chance to experience the Super Bowl in person.
Lindsey Vonn To Skip Sochi Olympics With Right Knee Injury
Lindsey Vonn is going to skip the Sochi Olympics because of a right knee injury. Her personal publicist, Lewis Kay, said in a statement Tuesday that Vonn "will have surgery shortly."
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The mystery of what exactly happened to Patriots owner Robert Kraft's Super Bowl ring was one of many odd places sports wandered into this year…
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The hunt for his 15th Major Championship begins in two weeks at The Masters. And for the first time in a long time, all seems right in the world for Woods.
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Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn are — wait for it — in a relationship. The golfer and U.S. Olympic star skier put an end to the rumors Monday by announcing their change in dating status via social media.
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To help specifiers, contractors, consumers, and others make smarter choices when it comes to green products, Air Quality Sciences has released the white paper "Primary Green Product Standards and Certification Programs: A Comparison." The report considers eight "primary movers" in the marketplace: Cradle to Cradle, Energy Star, the Forest Stewardship Council, Green Seal, GreenGuard, the GreenSpec Directory, the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, and WaterSense.
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On September 19, 2012, "The Crystal" – A Sustainable Cities Initiative by Siemens – was opened with this spectacular illumination. From this moment on, London's newest architectural landmark will serve as one of the world's largest exhibition and conference center dedicated to urban sustainability.
Future Cape Town's MD, Rashiq Fataar, joined several other guests at the launch of the building, which included speeches from the CEO of Siemens AG is Peter Löscher, , the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, & the Mayor of Newham, Sir Robin Wales.
The exhibition itself provides an exciting, accessible and tangible introduction to the world of urban sustainability, and the important factors cities need to consider going forward as they deal with the impacts or urbanization and climate change.
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Jeff has been a member of the sales staff in our Redwood City store for the past four years. His first introduction to wine was as a waiter in an upscale Italian restaurant in Hanover, NH more years ago than he likes to admit. He slowly made his way west to wine country, working his way across the US as a graduate student in geography, a public sector researcher in regional economic development, and briefly, in the wake of the Anderson-Enron scandal, a records management coordinator for one of the remaining Big Five accounting firms. Finally, surrendering to the inevitable, he accepted a position in the wine business here at K&L. His goals for the next four years include drinking more wines from Italy and France and trying to limit the number of open bottles on the dinner table on any given night to fewer than six.
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Dewatsuru Kimoto Junmai Sake 720ml
Review Date: 12-27-2014
This exceptional Junmai (no added alcohol and a seimaibuai of 65%) is made in the original, or "kimoto", style. It is more painstaking, labor-intensive, and time consuming than using more modern techniques, but the result is a creamier, more complex, more savory style of sake that pairs well with robust dishes like fried foods, grilled meats, or aged cheeses. This semi-dry sake is nutty and creamy with hints of oyster mushroom and roasted chestnut. If you have never tried the kimoto or yamahai style, this is a superb introduction.
Price: $29.99
2010 Bodegas Puelles Crianza Rioja
Review Date: 11-29-2014
Kudos to Joe Manekin, our Spanish buyer, for the work he has done to develop our Spanish direct import program. It has yielded astonishing results in just a few short years with some truly amazing wines available to our customers at incredible prices. Case in point? The 2010 Bodegas Puelles Crianza Rioja at a mere $12.99. 100% Tempranillo lightly accented with oak. (Bodegas Puelles neatly bridges the traditional vs modern divide in Rioja and uses a 50/50 mix of American and French oak.) This 2010 vintage is by far the best we have offered, and really over delivers at this price point. A great introduction to the wines of Spain or to the Rioja region, and a superb value.
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2013 Rickshaw California Pinot Noir
Review Date: 11-29-2014
Good California Pinot Noir under $20 is increasingly rare. Finding good California Pinot Noir for under $15 is like winning the lottery. And this 2013 Rickshaw California Pinot Noir is just the ticket. Ripe, sweet, almost candied red fruits bright cherry and raspberry with just a hint of spice. Unbeatable quality at this price.
Price: $14.99
2013 Domaine Cherrier Père & Fils Sancerre
Review Date: 11-29-2014
I will always have a soft spot for Sancerre. It was the first Loire Valley wine I discovered, leading me to eventually explore the entire region in all its vinous diversity. Unfortunately over the years prices on Sancerre have continued to rise. $20 to $30 per bottle is now typical. In order to keep prices low, we now have three different Sancerres that we import directly from France. The least expensive of these and the best value in my opinion is the 2013 Domaine Cherrier Père et Fils Sancerre at $16.99. This is classic Sancerre with ripe, tangy gooseberry and tart, fresh grapefruit notes. It is lively and fresh, and intensely mineral in expression with hints of fresh herbs like tarragon and savory. Try it with your favorite local goat cheese and a fresh sourdough baguette.
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Michel Loriot "Authentic" Brut Champagne (previously Cuvee Reserve)
Review Date: 11-29-2014
"You had me at Meunier..." So rare to have a chance to enjoy Champagne that is 100% Pinot Meunier. As if that weren't enough, this is one of the few non-vintage cuvees we sell that is more than 50% reserve wine. Oh, and at less than $30 one of the best deals among our directly imported grower producer Champagnes. Still not sold on this one? Each bottle is sealed with genuine 16k gold foil. OK. That's not actually true. But everything else, you bet. What are you waiting for?
Price: $29.99
Ariston Aspasie Brut Rosé Champagne
Review Date: 11-29-2014
Always my favorite rosé champagne here at K&L. Drank it with Thanksgiving dinner this year. Quite dry with a pronounced red fruit character - crisp red apple and tart cherry. For die hard Pinot fans - 50/50 Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.
Price: $34.99
2012 Kalinda "Cuvée Reserve" Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
Review Date: 11-29-2014
The quality of the vintage really shines through on this 2012 Kalinda Cuvee Reserve Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, a stunning collaboration between our domestic wine buying staff and the very talented folks at Trisaetum Winery in Oregon. Intriguingly floral on the nose with hints of earth and spice. Tons of ripe red and black fruits. Impressive weight and a rich, silky texture that you want to linger over. A superb effort and a terrific value at private label pricing.
Price: $24.99
2005 Valandraud, St-Emilion
Review Date: 11-6-2014
The flagship wine of garagiste Jean-Luc Thunevin, this 2005 Chateau Valandraud, St-Emilion is a superb example of both the vintage and the "modern" style of Bordeaux winemaking. It offers loads of dense, dark fruit, black fig and damson plum, with a bit of spicecake thrown in for good measure. Rich, almost silky in texture, finishing with fine tannins. A very well made wine, generous in every way but with excellent balance. Needs another five to ten years in the cellar but will more than reward the patient connoisseur.
Price: $199.99
2012 Château de Maligny Chablis
Review Date: 10-30-2014
A great $20 Chablis is the "black cocktail dress", the "two-button navy blazer" of your wine collection. Great as an aperitif, superb with seafood, delicious year round. The 2012 Chateau de Maligny Chablis from Jean Durup is 100% unoaked Chardonnay with textbook appeal - classic "oyster shell" minerality with lively fresh citrus notes. Pick up a couple of bottles or a case. This is one you will always want to have on hand.
Price: $19.99
2012 Baccinetti "La Saporoia" Rosso di Montalcino
Review Date: 10-30-2014
Our best buy in 100% Sangiovese from the hill town of Montalcino. Ripe morello cherries explode from the glass. The wine shows enviable concentration and depth, finishing with firm tannins. Works well with your preferred choice of pizza and/or pasta, but will stand up nicely even to more substantial dishes like Bistecca alla Fiorentina. Regular customers will welcome the return of the now famous "Catzilla" label, although that's a matter of perspective, surely.
Price: $14.99
2012 Domaine des Niales Rhedon-Marin Mâcon-Villages Vieilles Vignes
Review Date: 10-4-2014
While the Mâconnais district is well known as a great source of value-priced white Burgundy, the 2012 Domaine des Niales Rhedon-Marin Mâcon-Villages Vieilles Vignes may very well be one of the best Chardonnays under $15 in the store right now regardless of region of origin. While 2012 was a challenging vintage for red wines in Burgundy, the white wines are quite good, and this wine is no exception. Wonderfully mineral in character with hints of wet stone and earth. Bright, fresh citrus notes. Round and smooth textured with surprising concentration and persistence. The old vine character really makes itself felt here. An extraordinary value at a mere $12.99.
Price: $12.99
2012 Joseph Phelps Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 10-2-2014
If you have not had this wine recently this is the perfect vintage to renew your acquaintance with this unparalleled Napa value. Since 2009 Phelps has shifted entirely to estate grown fruit, reducing their overall production and improving quality. They now consider their estate wine something of a "second wine to Insignia" at one third of the price. This 2012 vintage is stunning, with loads of dark fruit and fine tannins. If you are a fan of Napa Cabernet, this is a "must try." Do not miss out.
Top Value!
Price: $59.99
2014 Lake Chalice "The Nest" Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough New Zealand
Review Date: 10-2-2014
Our third vintage of this NZ classic and still one of our best values in a Kiwi Sauvignon Blanc. The slightly cooler 2014 vintage produced a more aromatic wine with tart gooseberry notes, a more pronounced mineral character, and a peppery finish.
Price: $10.99
2013 Domaine Renaud Mâcon-Charnay
Review Date: 9-4-2014
Best in class. This 100% Chardonnay from the Macon never fails to impress. Lovely weight and ripeness. Classic mineral and citrus notes. Superb value vintage after vintage.
Price: $13.99
Ariston Aspasie "Carte Blanche" Brut Champagne
Review Date: 9-2-2014
I think the Ariston Aspasie Carte Blanche Brut was one of the first grower-producer Champagnes I ever purchased from K&L. It remains to this day our best value in Champagne, and a superb introduction to the grower producer (RM) Champagnes. If your usual Champagne experience is Veuve Clicquot or Moet & Chandon, you owe it to yourself to try the Carte Blanche from Paul-Vincent Ariston. With roughly equal parts of the three classic Champagne grapes, and a retail price comfortably south of $30, this is a no-brainer. Open a bottle for no reason in the middle of the week. You'll feel like royalty.
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Search engine optimization (SEO) essentials
The search engine optimization (SEO) process consists of designing, writing, and coding Web pages to increase the likelihood that they will appear at the top of search engine results for targeted keyword phrases. Many so-called SEO experts claim to have reversed engineered search engine algorithms and use strategically created "doorway pages" and cloaking technology to maintain long-term search positions. Despite all of these claims, the basics of a successful search engine campaign have not changed in all the years we have provided these services.
To get the best overall, long-term search engine positions, three components must be present on a Web page:
All of the major search engines (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Live, Ask.com) use these components as a part of their search engine algorithms. Sites that have (a) all of the components on their Web pages, and (b) have optimal levels of all the components perform well in the search engines overall.
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Since the search engines build lists of words and phrases on URLs, then it naturally follows that in order to do well on the search engines, you must place these words on your Web pages in the strategic HTML tags.
The most important part of the text component of a search engine algorithm is keyword selection. In order for your target audience to find your site on the search engines, your pages must contain keyword phrases that match the phrases your target audience is typing into search queries.
Once you have determined the best keyword phrases to use on your Web pages, you will need to place them within your HTML tags. Search engines do not place emphasis on the same HTML tags. For example, Inktomi reads meta tags; Google ignores meta tags. Thus, in order to do well on all of the search engines, it is best to place keywords in all of the HTML tags possible, without keyword stuffing. So no matter what the search engine algorithm is, you know that your keywords are contained in your documents.
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The strategy of placing keyword-rich text in your Web pages is useless if the search engine spiders have no way of finding that text. The way your pages are linked to each other, and the way your Web site is linked to other Web sites, does impact your search engine positions.
Even though search engine spiders are powerful data-gathering programs, HTML coding or scripting can prevent a spider from effectively crawling your pages. Examples of site navigation schemes that can be problematic are:
Therefore, to ensure that the spiders have the means to record the data on your Web pages, we recommend having two forms of navigation on a Web page: one that pleases your end users, and one that the search engine spiders can follow.
Popularity component
The popularity component of a search engine algorithm consists of multiple sub-components:
Attaining an optimal popularity component is not simply obtaining as many links as possible to a Web site. The quality of the sites linking to your site holds more "weight" than the quantity of sites linking to your site. Since Yahoo is the most frequently visited site on the Web, a link from Yahoo to your Web site carries far more "weight" than a link from a smaller, less visited site. Other outstanding sites that can help generate excellent popularity are LookSmart, the Open Directory, and About.com. Non-competitive, industry-specific sites (such as javascript.com) are also excellent link development resources.
Obtaining links from other sites is not enough to maintain optimal popularity. The major search engines and directories are measuring how often end users are clicking on the links to your site and how long they are staying on your site (i.e., reading your Web pages). They are also measuring how often end users return to your site. All of these measurements constitute a site's click-through popularity.
The search engines and directories measure both link popularity (quality and quantity of links) and click-through popularity to determine the overall popularity component of a Web site.
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My dad took me to New York back in '05 when I was 12. It was amazing. I saw the Goblet of Fire premier. Something I love about New York is that everything happens there. Bands go there for tours, celebs live there, and theres tons of things to do. I guess it would be hard. My parents told me that. We live in Minnesota and they're a little afraid of me moving there. I am too. But I guess it's something I'd have to just get used to. Anyways, I plan on going to NYU, which is gonna be tough to get in to. I don't even know what I want to be yet. In a way i'm kind of intimidated by it all because it's so big and wonderful and pretty but i would definitely love to be a part of it.
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The Waasland is a Belgian region. It is part of the Belgian provinces of East-Flanders and Antwerp. The other borders of the Land van Waas are with the Scheldt and Durme rivers. The (informal) capital and major city of the region is Sint-Niklaas.
It is also called the Land van Waas (Land of Waas); Waas most likely refers to the soggy soil of the region even though the exact etymology is unknown—one possibility is a connection to the English word "wasteland". The swamps that characterized it are however mostly long drained even though many fields are still noticeably convex—the result of many years of plowing the topsoil towards the middle to improve drainage.
Historically, on account of its waterlogged, poor soils the region was thinly populated in comparison to the rest of Belgium and agriculture was by necessity based on holder farms using innovative techniques not usually applied elsewhere even if the farmers had ready markets nearby in the cities of Ghent and Antwerp. Charles Townshend, one of the proponents of the early agricultural revolution was an explicit advocate of agricultural practices first developed here in Belgium, such as the use of turnips in crop rotation, and the region for some time attracted study trips by early agriculturists in his wake.
The epic tale of the fox Reynard is set in the region.
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ACEC Awards Tighe & Bond For Plant Upgrade With Innovative Siemens BioMag® And CoMag® Water Treatment Systems
The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) of Massachusetts has awarded Tighe & Bond its prestigious Gold Award for its work at the Town of Sturbridge, MA wastewater treatment plant using an innovative combination of Siemens Water Technologies BioMag® and CoMag® Systems.
The ACEC recognized the engineering firm for having demonstrated "the highest degree of merit, ingenuity, complexity and client satisfaction," according to Treatment Plant Operator Magazine . The implementation of Siemens BioMag and CoMag water treatment systems "increased wastewater treatment efficiency, improved water quality and reduced costs and overall environmental impact."
"We are honored to receive this professional recognition and to have exceeded, performance and compliance requirements for the Town while delivering the project substantially below the estimated cost of a conventional treatment system," said Ian Catlow, Tighe & Bond senior project manager. "The outcome is a result of a great collaboration between Tighe & Bond, the Town of Sturbridge and Siemens."
Sturbridge originally planned to install a membrane bioreactor (MBR) to meet the need for additional wastewater treatment capacity in a highly constricted footprint, coupled with tighter permit limits for biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), total suspended solids (TSS), total nitrogen and phosphorus. However, after evaluating the high capital and operating costs of the MBR, the town and Tighe & Bond agreed to pilot test the Siemens BioMag System. By using magnetite to ballast biological floc, allowing an increase in mixed liquor concentration as high as 12,000 mg/l, the BioMag system proved to be a cost-effective alternative to MBR technology while expanding capacity from 2.84 MLD (0.75 MGD) to 6.06 MLD (1.62 MGD).Next, to comply with anticipated lower phosphorus discharge limits and a desire for a reliable tertiary treatment process to follow the BioMag System, the Town and Tighe & Bond initially planned to expand its conventional media filtration system. Once again, after a demonstration proved that the installed cost of the larger sand filter would be greater than the smaller and higher performing CoMag System, the town chose the Siemens solution. Since implementing the CoMag System, the plant has experienced no loss of productivity due to clogging, plugging or backwashing and the Town received a process guarantee providing <0.05 mg/L of effluent phosphorus.
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World Efficiency Record For CPV Cells Achieved On Veeco MBE System
Veeco Instruments Inc. (Nasdaq: VECO) announced today that the world record for energy efficiency of a commercial-ready production solar cell by Solar Junction was achieved on its Dual GEN200® Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) System.
Solar Junction, a developer of high efficiency multi-junction solar energy cells for the concentrating photovoltaics (CPV) market, reported last October that the power conversion efficiency of their CPV cells was measured at an unprecedented 44 percent at 947 suns, as verified by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
Homan Yuen, Ph.D., Solar Junction's Vice President of Research & Development, commented, "Veeco's MBE system enables us to reach critical milestones in solar cell efficiency. Their system is instrumental in pushing the boundaries of technology to make CPV a more competitive option for solar power."
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An American artist wants to bring Pakistan's most cacophonous art form to the U.S.
Cargo trucks painted in bright colors, with an extremely intricate level of detail, are a common sight on the the highways of Pakistan. The paintings -- often coupled with lines of poetry, religious calligraphy or common phrases -- represent the truck driver's identity and regional background. The images on the trucks embody a wide range of themes, including landscapes, celebrities, beautiful women, mythical creatures, religious imagery and national heroes.
While these fully functional trucks are used only for transporting goods in South Asia, Asheer Akram, a young American artist from Kansas City, Missouri has embarked on the project of building a Pakistani cargo truck with a Midwestern twist in the hope of mixing venerable South Asian traditions with modern American culture.
"Why can't I bring this art form to the States to help educate people and promote cultural awareness and understanding," asks Akram. "I can -- but not without proper funding help from everyday people who would like to see this idea manifest itself in reality," he explains. Currently, Akram and his team are attempting to raise funds for the Pakistani Cargo Truck Initiative through Kickstarter, where the project has managed to raise a little less than half of their $30,000 goal with 19 more days to go. Here's our interview with Akram.
Can you tell us a little bit about the Pakistani Cargo Truck Initiative, and your collaborators in this project?
The basis of our project is the visual aesthetic of the cargo trucks of Pakistan and the ideas that surround their use. We are building a cargo truck in the traditional Pakistani style with a Midwestern twist and a new function.
After coming up with the idea we started applying for grants, both locally and nationally. We had little luck. So when we caught wind of Kickstarter, we were more than thrilled, since Kickstarter is a funding platform for creative projects that will allow us to gain the support we need as well as present it to a wide audience. We are hoping our project will be rolling through towns and cities across the U.S. thanks to the support of the public rather than donations and grants from large art organizations with their own agendas.
Our collaborators are mainly artists and artisans from the Kansas City, MO area and other Midwestern cities. After I had announced publicly that I was undertaking the project, people just started getting on board. Most of them I know personally and professionally. They are all extremely focused, talented individuals.
Brock Deboer and Linda Lighton are local ceramicists, each of whom is involved with many of the ceramic details we have planned for the truck. Lighton has already produced several pieces for the interior knobs and panels in the truck, and DeBoer will make ceramic aspects of the back body of the shell of the truck, including panel work.
Bill Heineken will be making the truck bling, with custom spinners for the wheels.
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Jorge Calvo is heavily involved in the production of planking and exterior woodwork for the truck, of which there's quite a bit since the truck's grill, doors and bed are all wood-intensive.
A few years ago, Jesse McAfee together with Will Burnip developed The Print Factory, a mobile woodblock printing studio which travels the country giving handmade prints away and selling custom versions of their printing press. McAfee will build a compact printing press that will ride around as the cargo in our truck. Burnip will also be working on the hand-carved detail work we've envisioned for our truck's door.
Kathy Bernard will create stained-glass-like elements for the top of the cab and cargo bed. The glass will elegantly illuminate the interior of the vehicle, providing a gorgeous multicolored display of natural light.
Two members of your team, native Pakistani artists Haider Ali and Rahim Akbar, have both exhibited their work internationally. How were you able to enlist their help with the PCTI?
I read about Haider Ali's internationally acclaimed truck-painting skills as soon as I started working on this project. I had never thought or meant to contact him; however, I saw a man named "Truck Artist" on Facebook, friended him and everything fell into place. Haider was very interested in our idea, and if we are able to raise enough funding on Kickstarter, we intend to bring him to the U.S. to collaborate with our artists on certain aspects of the truck.
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Flying High Sports & Rec Center started out small, but after over 20 years of business, the family-friendly center now boasts more than 1,000 students and has grown into two facilities that house a wide variety of programs. Inside, the qualified instructors lead gymnastics, martial arts, and dancing for all ages, mentoring tykes as young as 18 months old. In the cheer program, youngsters learn choreography and tumbling moves, and in gymnastics courses, kids learn to execute eye-dazzling flips and to navigate balance beams and the uneven bars, depending on their skill level.
Flying High also hosts open-gym sessions and birthday parties. Additionally, two foam pits, a rock wall, four trampolines, and an inflatable obstacle course await those looking to burn off some energy or to network with potential lemonade-stand partners.
Head coach Todd Gardiner and the team of talented instructors at Illinois Gymnastics Institute, which boasts a lengthy list of championship-placing gymnasts, have taught and trained athletes of all ages, levels, and sport aspirations for more than 30 years. The 35,000-square-foot athlete factory was established in 1979 when Gardiner began teaching gymnastics using his personal sport experience and detailed origami diagrams. Since that time, the Illinois Gymnastics Institute has trained hundreds of athletes, including Junior and Senior U.S. National Vault Champions and U.S. Olympic Trials–qualifier Liz Tricase. The gym's experienced instructors host programs for students ages 18 months–18 years, and their leadership has helped more than 98% of IGI graduates to obtain NCAA full-tuition scholarships and numerous awards for Most Convincing Impersonation of a Sailor's Knot.
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When he isn't filming chase scenes for TV dramas and movies, parkour expert Kurt Gowan teaches others how to move quickly and efficiently through space as the founder of Parkour Ways. This A.D.A.P.T.-certified instructor doesn't just focus on the fancy tricks made popular by films. Instead, he teaches parkour?or as he prefers to call it, art du d?placement?as a lifestyle that strengthens both the body and the mind.
Kurt's mature understanding of this athletic art form is the result of a long journey that began with YouTube videos and plenty of courage. But after years of practice and study, he left his career in electronics retail to open Parkour Ways and change his life and health.
Though typically only a wistful dream of humans and ostriches, spending a day soaring through the air becomes a reality at Trapeze School New York in Chicago (TSNY Chicago). One of six locations across the country, TSNY Chicago educates participants of all levels in the art of flying through group trapeze sessions. The aerial academy also dapples its schedule with lyra, static trapeze, tightwire, trampoline, conditioning, and acrobatics classes, allowing students to have fun and eat unlimited servings of cloud while getting in shape.


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Savage Sister is a dream pop/shoegaze/dream electro band based in Chicago, made up of Michael Tenzer, Chloe Lundgren and Caitlin Klask.
But Savage Sister aren't just a normal shoegaze/dream pop band – they're THE dream pop band of 2013 (called it), and I might as well jot their name down somewhere near the top of my End of Year list already. Their debut album is really something to behold, and I have been listening to it all day, and will probably continue listening to it all day, every day for a very long time.
This is a band who love music to distraction (they post brilliant music on their blog), and it really reflects in their own – they understand music, and they've honed in on this angelic sound, with perhaps not even the slightest glitch. Every song on this album is pure to the core, steeped in dreamy reverb, which makes the vocals sound as if they're rebounding off the walls of the largest cathedral, and driving straight back into your soul. Chloe Lundgren's range is astounding, and she really grasps those high notes, only to let the haziness of reverb to work its magic on the rest. The dreaminess of the soundscape, which Tenzer has created, provides a perfect cushion off which these vocals resound, and the swift, light touches of synth, guitar and percussion are probably my favourite aspects of the album.
Savage Sister have a bright future. They have allowed their album to create a pulse of its own. It feels so fresh and organic in its simplicity, making it hard to believe this is an album created under human hands: it sounds almost spiritual and other-worldly, with eeriness and mysticism becoming protagonists in this album-length dream world. I couldn't rate this album any higher, and can only congratulate them on making such a masterpiece of a work. Can't wait to hear more!!
You can buy the album for $8 via their Bandcamp.
Special thanks to Cassette Rewind for introducing me to such a special band.


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The Fannin County Family Crisis Center would like to recognize the Agnew family by making them Volunteers of the month for August 2014. Wesley advertised for a babysitter and housekeeper for his two small boys. Sue had a young son also and the rest is history.
The Agnews moved to Bonham in 2008 to be closer to their son David and his family in Rowlett, Texas. Their son Steven lives in Hot Springs Arkansas. Mike lives here in Bonham. Randy, their oldest son passed away from a car accident in 1980. Wesley and Sue have twin granddaughters, Staci and Stefani, grandson Dennis and a grandson Kevin whom they lost in 2002. They have three great-grandchildren, Madi, Audry, and Nora. Their extended family includes 2 cats: Socks and Smokey and an American Eskimo named Holly.
In their spare time Sue and Wesley like to travel, visit with friends and family near and far, work jig saw puzzles, play games on the computer against one another. In her spare time, Sue crochets; this is an art her mother-in-law taught her when she and Wesley were first married.
Wesley retired from Air Transport International after working on airplanes for 52 years. Sue is on the FCFCC Board of Directors as well as being a volunteer at the center. Wesley is on the Board of Directors at Fort Inglish and volunteers for tours as needed. He also continues to visit with the gentleman at Clyde Cosper Veterans Nursing home, where Sue worked for 4-1/2 years. She retired after 30 plus years of nursing. Mike owns his own handy man business here in Bonham.
Sue, Wesley, and Mike are wonderful assets to the crisis center. Sue and Wesley help with answering phones, in the food room, with fundraisers, and much more. Mike helps in moving furniture for clients and any other handy work that the center needs.


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Football : Swiss Super League transfers in 2014/2015 season
Latest transfers in Swiss Super League
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|Everton Luiz
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|Geoffrey Treand
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|Marco Aratore
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|Mickael Facchinetti
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|Nisso Kapiloto
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|Pascal Thrier
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|Yannis Tafer
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|Albert Bunjaku
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|Anthony Favre
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|Gilles Yapi Yapo
The most expensive transfers
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|Tomas Vaclik
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|Marek Suchy
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|Derlis Gonzalez
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Summer transfers in Swiss Super League
Forward Daniel Gygax on a free transfer from Luzern; Latvian forward Edgars Gauracs on loan from Spartaks Jurmala; Venezuela forward Frank Feltscher from Grasshoppers Zurich; German forward Joy-Slayd Mickels from Borussia Monchengladbach; Haitian defender Kim Jaggy from Wil; Defender Marco Thaler from Baden; Liechtensteiner midfielder Sandro Wieser on loan from Hoffenheim; Goalkeeper Ulisse Pelloni on a free transfer from Locarno. 6.6m
Paraguayan forward Derlis Gonzalez from Benfica Lisbon for a fee of 1m; Midfielder Luca Zuffi from Thun for a fee of 0.6m; Czech defender Marek Suchy from Spartak Moscow for a fee of 2m; Albanian midfielder Shkelzen Gashi from Grasshoppers Zurich; Czech goalkeeper Tomas Vaclik from Sparta Prague for a fee of 3m; Japanese forward Yoichiro Kakitani from Cerezo Osaka. 0.2m
German midfielder Alexander Merkel on loan from Udinese; Iranian goalkeeper Daniel Davari on a free transfer from Eintracht Braunschweig; Egyptian midfielder Kahraba on loan from Enppi Club; Forward Nassim Ben Khalifa from Wolfsburg for a fee of 0.2m.
Midfielder Claudio Holenstein from Wil 1900; Austrian midfielder Jakob Jantscher from Nijmegen; Goalkeeper Jonas Omlin on a free transfer from Kriens; Croatian defender Kaja Rogulj on a free transfer from Austria Vienna; Forward Marco Schneuwly on a free transfer from Thun; DR Congo midfielder Ridge Mobulu from Le Mont; Ivory Coast midfielder Thierry Doubai on a free transfer from Sochaux. 0.6m
Portuguese midfielder Carlitos from Estoril for a fee of 0.6m; Goalkeeper Dany Da Silva from Le Mont.
St Gallen
Forward Albert Bunjaku on a free transfer from Kaiserslautern; Brazilian midfielder Everton Luiz from Lugano; French midfielder Geoffrey Treand from Servette; Midfielder Marco Aratore on a free transfer from Winterthur; Defender Mickael Facchinetti on a free transfer from Lausanne; Israeli defender Nisso Kapiloto on a free transfer from Beitar Jerusalem; Defender Pascal Thrier on a free transfer from Schaffhausen; French midfielder Yannis Tafer on a free transfer from Lausanne.
Venezuela midfielder Alexander Gonzalez on loan from Young Boys; Forward Andreas Schmid on a free transfer from Young Boys Bern; Goalkeeper Christian Leite on a free transfer from Winterthur; Forward Elvedin Causi on a free transfer from Zurich; Midfielder Gianluca Frontino from Schaffhausen; Israeli midfielder Lotem Zino from Hapoel Beer Sheva; Midfielder Marco Mangold from Schaffhausen; Defender Stefan Glarner on a free transfer from Zurich.
Goalkeeper Andreas Hirzel from Aarau; Defender Florian Stahel on a free transfer from Luzern; Midfielder Hekuran Kryeziu on loan from Luzern; Defender Joel Untersee on loan from Juventus; Liechtenstein midfielder Michele Polverino on a free transfer from Wolfsberger; Midfielder Pascal Schurpf on a free transfer from Basel; Midfielder Steven Lang on a free transfer from Grasshoppers Zurich; Liechtensteiner midfielder Vinzenz Flatz from Young Boys.
Young Boys
Forward Adrian Nikci on loan from Hannover; Ivory Coast midfielder Sekou Junior Sanogo from Thun.
Goalkeeper Anthony Favre on loan from Wil; Ivory Coast midfielder Gilles Yapi Yapo on a free transfer from Dubai; Forward Patrick Rossini from Schaffhausen.
Winter transfers
German goalkeeper Lars Unnerstall on loan from Schalke; Latvian defender Nauris Bulvitis from Skonto Riga; Italian midfielder Luca Radice from Winterthur.
Czech defender Marek Suchy on loan from Spartak Moscow.
Midfielder Abdulgabar Al-Abbadie on a free transfer from Rapperswil-Jona.
Croatian forward Ante Vukusic on loan from Pescara; French midfielder Damien Plessis on a free transfer from Arles; Spanish midfielder Jesjua Cruyff on a free transfer from Wigan Athletic.
Venezuela defender Gabriel Cichero from Nantes.
Midfielder Adrian Nikci on loan from Hannover.
Montenegrin defender Ivan Kecojevic from Gaziantepspor.
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Basel 23.7.14
Basel sign Samuel
Basel 1893 have signed former Argentina defender Walter Samuel on a free transfer. The 36-year-old centre-back, whose contract at Inter expired at the end of last season, has penned a deal that runs until the end of the upcoming campaign.
After coming through the system at Newell's Old Boys, Samuel caught the eye during a three-year spell at Boca Juniors. Roma brought him to Europe in 2000 and after four successful seasons, he spent one term at Real Madrid. A fruitful nine-year stay at Inter yielded five Serie A winners' medals. Samuel lifted the Champions League trophy in the Nerazzurri's historic treble-winning campaign in 2009/10.
Basel 7.7.14
Kakitani joins Basel
Basel have announced the signing of Japan international Yoichiro Kakitani from Cerezo Osaka on a four-year deal. Kakitani featured at the World Cup for his country, making two substitute appearances. The 24-year-old enjoyed a prolific 2013 J.League campaign, netting 21 goals in 34 appearances for Cerezo.
Basel 30.6.14
Basel bring in Gashi
Basel 1893 have reached an agreement with Grasshopper to sign attacking midfielder Shkelzen Gashi. The Albanian international, who was born in Zurich, will sign a four-year contract in the coming days subject to passing a medical. Both clubs have agreed to keep the details of the transfer for the 25-year-old confidential. Gashi started his career with Zurich before spells with Schaffhausen, Bellinzona, Neuchatel Xamax and Aarau. In 2012 he left for Grasshoppers and registered 24 times in 60 top-flight appearances, 19 of his goals coming last season as he finished top scorer in the Swiss Super League.
Basel 23.5.14
Vaclik moves to Basel
Swiss champions Basel 1893 have found a successor for goalkeeper Yann Sommer, bringing in Sparta Praha's Tomas Vaclik to be their new No1. The 25-year-old Czech keeper has signed a four-year contract with the option of a further one-year extension, and will replace Sommer, who is moving to Borussia Monchengladbach. Vaclik started his career with Vitkovice, and represented Viktoria Zizkov before signing for Sparta in January 2012. On 14 November 2012, he made his senior international debut in the Czech Republic's 3-0 friendly win against Slovakia.
Basel 29.1.14
Basel sign Suchy from Spartak Moscow
Czech international defender Marek Suchy has agreed to move from Spartak Moscow to Basel until the end of the season, though the Swiss club have the option to make it a permanent deal in the summer. The 25-year-old arrives as cover for Bulgaria centre-back Ivan Ivanov, who tore a cruciate knee ligament earlier this month. Suchy has played 17 matches for the Czech national team.


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ISA Honors Its Authors
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ISA Automation Week Wireless Track Sessions
Brad Carlberg, who chaired this year's Wireless track at Automation Week in Mobile also recorded all the sessions as well so you are now able to get the benefit of both presenter and presentation at the following link http://www.isa.org/~pupid/ISA_AW2011_Sessions.htm
Automation Week 2011
It is Fall here in Canada which can only mean one thing – time to get ready for the annual Conference & Exhibition and of course associated Fall Leader's Meeting in the days prior to Automation Week. I will be attending and participating in Automation Week as a speaker on...
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Next Generation Professionals – Take 1
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Dr. Dre's Detox Is Not Called That Anymore
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So it goes.
As the group's manager, Jerry Heller.
The Guardians of the Galaxy press tour is the gift that keeps on giving.
At the iHeartRadio Music Awards. Rihanna was there, too.
Looking back at the time Biz Markie donned a Mozart wig, Kanye flashed a sense of humor, and rap feuds played out on MTV.
There's also a video teaser for MMLP2.
$60 million worth of serious.
Another excuse to stay indoors.
The God Forgives, I Don't track sampled a gospel song without clearance.
Make the most of what's left of the long weekend.
He's developing a one-hour drama.
On "3 Kings," from Ross's forthcoming album.
"If a tour happens, we'll see."
"Let's see what happens."
The list is the same as last year, only richer.
See who else made the list.
Plus, the album has a release date.
Talking about his three girlfriends, no less.
Lots of doctor puns.
"Get up, Dre, I need you!"
Someone really wants you to believe it.
He's got to put that album out now, right?
Eminem, 50 Cent, and Jay-Z — on the same verse.
"You can catch me anywhere where there's Bacardi at / yeah, Andre's back so have a cardiac."
Why not?