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Marsh's half-century seals 3rd BBL title for Scorchers
Scorchers started their innings on a good note as they didn't lose a single wicket in their powerplay ...
India keep an eye on Rohit's injury
Rohit Sharma's injury could keep him out of the ICC World Cup 2015.
Shaun Marsh scores his 32nd T20 half-century
Currently, Scorchers are 102 for the loss of a wicket in 16 overs.
Dravid: New Zealand serious contenders at World Cup
Former India captain Rahul Dravid believes that New Zealand have a very good pace attack.
Michael Klinger dismissed for 33 by Brett Lee
Currently, Scorchers are 71 for the loss a wicket after 12 overs with Shaun Marsh batting on 37.
WICB urges BCCI to hold discussions
It also said the WICB was "hopeful of finding a workable solution and will send a delegation to meet with ...
Marsh and Klinger bring-up opening 50-run stand
Marsh contributed 26 while Klinger contributed 23.
Live Cricket Scorecard: SA vs WI 5th ODI
South Africa and West Indies will face-off at Centurion in the final match of the series.
South Africa vs West Indies, Free Live Streaming Online 5th ODI at Centurion
South Africa would be most likely led by Hashim Amla.
Jesse Ryder assault: Accused charged, out on bail
A builder and his nephew admitted to assaulting the Kiwi cricketer.
Maxwell, Finch signed by Yorkshire
Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie says that he is thrilled sign both players.
SA vs WI Live Cricket Score: 5th ODI, Centurion
South Africa take on West Indies in the fifth and concluding ODI at Centurion.
Sydney Sixers set Perth Scorchers 148
Moises Henriques and Ryan Carters took control of the innings after the 14th over.
Jordan Silk dismissed for three by Brad Hogg
Currently, Sixers are 54 for the loss of four after 11 overs with Moises Henriques batting on 21.
Nic Maddinson dismissed for 19 by Yasir Arafat
Currently, Sixers are 47 for the loss of three after nine overs with Moises Henriques batting on 19.
Riki Wessels dismissed for two by Jason Behrendorff
Currently, Sixers are seven for the loss of one after three overs with Nick Maddinson batting on one.
Michael Lumb dismissed by Nathan Coulter-Nile
Currently, Sixers are six for the loss of one after 2.3 overs with Riki Wess4els batting on two.
West Indies to be sponsored by Indian company
Yepme, established in April 2011, is headquartered in Haryana.
CSK could be bought by MRF
The paperwork is set to be completed before February 9.
Aditya Verma seeks loan from Lalit Modi
Verma was confident of recovering the legal fees from the new committee members of the BCCI.
ICC World Cup 2015 app launched by ICC
The app will help cricket lovers to stay up-to-date of all the matches during the World Cup.
Afghanistan World Cup 2015: Squad details, match dates
Hamid Hasan will be key to Afghanistan's success in the ICC World Cup 2015.
Scotland ICC World Cup 2015: Squad details, match dates
The talented Scotland side will be lead by Preston Mommsen, who took charge recently.
Afghanistan in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
Afghanistan will hope to take a leaf out of giant-killers Ireland's books.
Scotland in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
The talented Scotland team aim to get their maiden win in the mega event.
Smith 2nd youngest to win Allan Border Medal
The 25-year-old Smith became the youngest winner since a 23-year-old Clarke in 2005.
Ireland World Cup 2015: Squad details, match dates
Ireland will hope to cause a few more upsets in the upcoming World Cup.
Ireland in ICC World Cup 2015
The Irish team will be led by experienced campaigner William Porterfield.
Zimbabwe in ICC World Cup 2015
Zimbabwe are capable of causing an upset, as stated in their recent win against Australia.
Zimbabwe World Cup 2015: Squad details, match dates
Hamilton Masakadza will be a key player for Zimbabwe in the upcoming World Cup.
Kuwait chase 139-run target down in 8.5 ovs
Kuwait's chase vs Maldives was the 2nd-fastest in T20 cricket for a target above 100.
Stuart Broad apologises for Twitter gaffe
The England pacer apologised for the tweet in which he made a remark on Britain's minimum wage.
Dhaka beat Barisal by innings and 413 runs
The victory is the largest First-Class victory on Bangladeshi soil.
World Cup 99 final: Pak crumble against Warne
Pakistan collapsed to a meagre 132 in the final, leading to an 8-wicket win for Australia.
Australia to appoint Smith captain after World Cup
It is learnt that officials are keen for a permanent change of guard before the 2015 Ashes.
Narine pulls out of ICC World Cup 2015
His replacement will be announced soon by the board.
NZ vs SL 7th ODI, Preview: Visitors look to extract pride
The hosts have been at their dominant best, with all of their departments functioning as desired.
Sri Lanka World Cup 2015: Squad details, match dates
ICC World Cup 2015 will be the final ODI tournament for both Sangakkara and Jayawardene.
England World Cup 2015: Squad details, match dates
James Anderson has long been the leader of England's attack.
UAE World Cup 2015: Squad details, match dates
UAE's key player Khurram Khan boasts an average of 53.37.
Malik, Azhar Ali and Sohail Tanvir on standby
He said either Malik or Azhar would accompany Tanvir if the need arose.
India mull over worries before crucial tie
Despite the wash-out against Australia , they would have gone away happy from their trip to Sydney.
Rohit Sharma unlikely to play before World Cup qualifiers
Rohit suffered from hamstring injury during the opening encounter.
England are making steady progress: Paul Farbrace
England's assistant coach Farbrace said the Eoin Morgan-led team is constantly improving
Pietersen's England County hopes take a blow
The former England skipper is unlikely to have any future involvement in cricket in the nation.
Vettori wants NZ to focus on running between wickets
Vettori said that it is and it isn't easy to remedy, adding that there's different times throughout a game.
De Villiers terms 4th ODI loss as 'painful affair'
South Africa will head to the Highveld leading the series 3-1.
Dale Steyn wrestles a lioness at Johannesburg!
He also posted a video on his Instagram account on Sunday.
SA vs WI 2014-15, 5th ODI at Centurion, Preview
For South Africa, the bright point of the Port Elizabeth ODI was the innings of David Miller.
West Indies can lift ICC World Cup, feels Russell
All-rounder Andre Russell has backed West Indies to win the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
Watson to partner with charity during World Cup
Watson said that he performed best across formats when he asserted himself.
Adam Gilchrist's father awarded on Australia day
Stan was the founder of Lord's Taverners Northern New South Wales, an NGO.
ICC World Cup to be promoted with 32-metre bat
As tall as a 10-storey building, the bat is nearly 32 times longer than a standard cricket bat.
Smith makes clean sweep with Allan Border Medal
He also ended Michael Clarke's three-year run in the Test department.
Allan Border Medal: A look at history
Ricky Ponting has won the Allan Border Medal a record five times — 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, and 2010.
Steven Smith is Australian Test Cricketer of the year
Earlier, he also won the ODI cricketer of the year award.
Sean Abbott is Bradman Young Cricketer of the year
Abbott has been sensational in the past year and has undoubtedly been the breakout superstar.
Meg Lanning wins Belinda Clark award
This is Lanning's second award win on the trot after claiming the award last year as well.
Holder believes WI can compete against top sides
Holder said that it was all about putting together the complete game.
Steven Smith named ODI player of the year
Smith had a tremendous year in 2014, emerging as one of the leading run-scorers in both Tests and ODIs.
Anderson working on bowling ahead of World Cup
Anderson feels that having multiple bowling options is a boon to skipper Brendon McCullum.
Aditya Tare named Mumbai captain
Tare will replace Suryakumar Yadav, who stepped down as captain earlier this month.
Perth Scorchers vs Sydney Sixers BBL Final: Preview
The final will also be veteran Australian pacer Brett Lee's last competitive match.
Shane Watson likely to miss tri-series final
Watson, 33, was sidelined for Friday's win over England and the washed out game against India.
Pakistan World Cup 2015: Squad details, match dates
Mohammad Irfan could be a nightmare for batsmen on the bouncy and seaming pitches Down Under.
PCB to sort out contract issue soon
Pakistani players have refused to sign the central contracts which were extended by three months.
UAE in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
The expat-driven squad hope to capitalise on their lowly status although the odds are stacked against them. ...
Sri Lanka in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
Sri Lanka will sweat over the fitness of pace spearhead Lasith Malinga.
England in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
England's move to replace Alastair Cook as skipper with Eoin Morgan appears to be working out.
Pakistan in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
If there is one team which could either crash out in the first round or romp to the title, it's Pakistan.
Bangladesh in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
Bangladesh failed to register wins for most of 2014 till Zimbabwe came calling at the end of the year.
Guptill to re-join Derbyshire in County C'ship 2015
Guptil represented the county in 2011 and 2012 editions of England's First-Class tournament.
Kaboom Kid review: David Warner can write!
Warner added a new dimension to his personality by writing a children's book series.
Sohail complains of supernatural presence
Sohail woke up in the night scared, insisting there was a supernatural presence in his room.
Russell hails team effort after win
The Caribbean side beat South Africa by a single wicket with nine balls to spare.
Afridi signs contract with Northants
The signing is still subject to clearance by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Clarke feels Steven Smith and he could play together
Earlier, critics and experts had questioned how Clarke and Smith could be in the side together.
Wright laments New Zealand's 1979 World Cup miss
He further reflected on his performance.
'Eng perennially underachieve in World Cups'
Collngwood felt most other teams were better equipped to winning the World Cup in his time.
Ind vs Aus, 5th ODI: Fans protest on social media
Fans took to social media to vent their frustration at Cricket Australia.
Ryder warned against participating in boxing event
Three years ago Ryder managed to knock out radio presenter Mark Watson in a charity-boxing bout.
STATS: Highest '3rd highest' score in Tests
Only twice in the history of Test cricket, three batsmen scored more than 150 runs in the same innings for ...
Daniel Vettori upbeat ahead of ICC World Cup 2015
Recently, Daniel Vettori became the most capped New Zealand player.
IND vs AUS 5th ODI: Match abandoned due to rain
Whoever wins the final ODI between India and England will meet Australia in the final.
Mithali surprised at being selected for Padma Shri
Honestly when I was pitted against Virat Kohli, I gave up, said an amazed Mithali Raj.
Clarke trains on wet Sydney Cricket Ground
Clarke injured his right hamstring during the first Test against India in Adelaide.
Cricketer succumbs to blow on chest in Karachi
Zeeshaan Mohammad was brought dead to the hospital.
Cameron's leadership blasted by West Indian politician
Gonsalves said that Cameron was ultimately responsible for the India tour cancellation.
Jayasuriya unhappy with SL's performance against NZ
Jayasuriya felt the tour of New Zealand had been largely profligate.
SA can become 'history-makers': Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith adds that South Africa have made peace with the 'chokers' tag.
SA's bowling attack incomplete without Steyn
Steyn can pick up wickets in the middle overs and is an excellent bowler right at the death.
SL's missed opportunity in NZ ahead of World Cup
Sri Lanka's tour of New Zealand has seen a manifestation of an incorrigible streak.
Suryakumar Yadav steps down as Mumbai captain
Suryakumar was elected Mumbai Ranji Trophy captain earlier in the season.
Cricketers wish India Happy Republic Day
The cricket fraternity has taken this opportunity to wish India a Happy 66th Republic Day.
India relying heavily on Rahane, Kohli: Amarnath
Virat Kohli has not fired in these last two games of tri-series.
IND vs AUS: Rain interrupts play after 16 overs
The match was already reduced to a 44-overs per side contest after rain delayed the toss.
IND vs AUS 5th ODI: Ambati Rayudu out for 23
Ambati Rayudu hit a six early on off Mitchell Marsh, but holed out off the same bowler.
IND vs AUS: India bring up 50
Ambati Rayudu came out swinging, hitting a six early in his innings.
PCB put forth conditions ahead of Bangladesh tour
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Two more London pubs ya gotta
see. I know, you're thinking: More pubs?
Can't count any more! Already got my shoes off and running out of digits!
I offer this simple truth: You cannot visit too many pubs. Even a couple of lifetimes might not even do
the trick. But, I see your problem and
I'm sympathetic.
How often does a person get
to London? In my case, the answer is
EVERY CHANCE I FREAKING GET! But then,
I've been going there for some forty years and I get back an average of three
times a year. When my brother and I meet
in London, every two years, we manage to hit about thirty pubs in a week and I
still carry a list of "must go to" pubs we haven't set foot in.
So, when I bother to stoop to
your amateur-pub-experience-level, do yourself a favor and pay attention! Here are two names to jot down:
The Old Bank of England
The Counting House
Both are owned by Fuller
Brewery and both went through years of refurbishment before any barkeep pulled
a pint. I'm talking about refurbishment
in the grand sense of the word. Soaring,
intricately festooned ceilings, carefully carved dark wood, sparkling
chandeliers, majestic windows, and of course, fabulous ales, pulled
from the cask by hand pumps.
What's with the hand pumps?
you may well ask. Not easy to say in
one sentence, so allow me time to explain.
Let's start with the difference between English ales and American and
Continental style beers. Most American
and European beers are either lager, or lager-style. In a phrase:
for lagers, yeast falls to the bottom of the vat and that's where the
sugar turns to alcohol and carbon dioxide bubbles its way to the top. It's called bottom fermentation and the
result is a light colored, carbonated beverage.
To keep the carbonation, the beer is either bottled, or stored in
pressurized kegs. Additionally, commercial gas is used to pull the beer from the keg to your glass./
English ales, on the other
hand, are a product of top fermentation.
Few to no bubbles. Ale is placed
in kegs for a secondary fermentation and storage. There's almost no carbonation to pump it out,
so the ale must be hand-pumped directly from the keg. In some cases it's called cask conditioned,
or gravity ale. As the name implies,
gravity ale flows directly from the spigot in the cask, with no pumping required.
Ok, it's a bit more
complicated, but those are the basics.
The result is (in my considered opinion!) a different beverage from the
beer Americans' taste buds are used to.
Sometimes the English beverage is derided as warm, flat beer. No so.
Normally, kegs are kept in a pub's cellar, where the temperature is
about 55-60ºF. Cool, not warm.
And with top fermentation,
the result is deeper, amber color, and robust flavor, not the same thing you'd
get if you let an American beer go flat.
Lest you think I'm knocking
American and European beers, I'll confess that an ice cold, fizzy brewski,
after mowing the lawn on a sweaty summer's day, is just the thing to bring you
back to life. Time and place for everything.
But, I'd much rather be ensconced
in an English pub, sipping an English pint.
There's something about the sheer romance of hand-pulled ale and the
atmosphere of an old and wonderful watering hole, that's the thing of comfort
and dreams. Plus, the rich, complex flavors of English ale are to be sipped and
Check out the photos of The Old Bank of England and The Counting House and see if you don't
yearn to join me for some polite chat over a pint.
Inside The Old Bank of England |
All you really need to know |
The Old Bank of England (194 Fleet Street) is in what once was the bank branch in the Courts of
Law. Don't miss the gallery, which gives
a magnificent view of the entire pub.
And don't just come here to drink.
It's famous for it's English fare, including heavenly meat pies.
Inside the Counting House |
The Counting House (50 Cornhill) dates from 1893 and as the name implies, was once a Victorian banking hall. As with The Old Bank of England, The Counting House gleams and glows with 19th Century luxury and charm. It also sports a wondrous gallery that allows you to observe the full sway of the crowds while you calmly sip your ale.
Ready to pull a pint? |
Both pubs are
spectacularly adored and spaciously comfortable. The perfect spots for gentlemen and their
ladies to while away a few hours in the almost magical atmosphere of old
Make sure you check the
opening hours on these pubs before you go.
Next blog, I'm going to treat you to a Brewery tour!


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Album: Macy Gray, The Sellout (Concord/Island)
Friday 18 June 2010
While The Sellout represents an improvement on Macy Gray's last couple of albums, it still suffers much of the same frustrating patchiness, that distinctively emotive voice squandered on material that simply doesn't deserve it, like the nondescript ballad "Still Hurts" and the grim duet with Bobby Brown, "Real Love".
'Worrying' slump in tree planting prompts fears of deforestation
Friday 11 June 2010
Planting of new trees has fallen to its lowest level in more than three decades across Britain, leading conservationists said yesterday.
Deadly tree disease spreads
Thursday 10 June 2010
A deadly tree and plant disease first found in the UK in 2002 has spread to Wales, the Forestry Commission said today.
Has a cure been found for Dutch Elm Disease?
Tuesday 08 June 2010
As Paul King toured the English countryside in the 1980s going about his work as a contractor cutting down trees ravaged by Dutch Elm Disease, he was always struck by two specimens close to his Essex home which in the midst of the countrywide destruction remained untouched by the killer fungus.
Polluted by profit: Johann Hari on the real Climategate
Friday 21 May 2010
DVD: Where The Wild Things Are (PG)
Friday 14 May 2010
The once pioneering Spike Jonze helms this glum, languid take on Maurice Sendak's exquisitely illustrated, but not exactly verbose, children's tale of Max, a rowdy boy who tames and then frolics ("Let the wild rumpus begin") with a tribe of lumbering "wild things" in a faraway land. The first 15 minutes, which outline Max's relationship with his single mum (the excellent Catherine Keener), his fertile imagination and his loneliness, are very affecting. But it all descends into therapy-speak and grumpiness ("Will you keep out the sadness?") the moment we encounter the wild things. A frustrating and rather dull film for children – and adults.
Growing concern for missing Bristol man
Thursday 06 May 2010
Police are growing "increasingly concerned" for the welfare of a missing Bristol man, and have appealed for the public's help in locating him.
Disease threatens to fell Britain's historic oak trees
Monday 03 May 2010
The english oak, the quintessential native tree which saved a monarch and defines the British landscape, is under grave threat from a little-understood new disease that forestry experts fear is spreading far more rapidly across the country than previously estimated.
Celtic Grand Tour brought back to life
Sunday 02 May 2010
10 Best: Lake District attractions
Saturday 01 May 2010
1 The National's Trust's Steam Yacht Gondola celebrates 150 years of genteel cruising on Coniston Water in June (adults £15, children £7.50; nationaltrust.org.uk/gondola).
Wise owls cash in as vole population soars
Thursday 29 April 2010
The tawny owl population in one of the UK's largest forests is booming as a result of the harsh winter, a Forestry Commission expert said today.
Now Britain's oaks face killer disease
Wednesday 28 April 2010
A new disease killing native oak trees could alter the British landscape even more than Dutch elm disease, woodland groups warned today as they called for more funding to tackle the problem.
'My 24-carat day out': How one woman became a modern poster girl for the ancient art of gold-panning
Saturday 13 March 2010
Wellington-booted feet planted deep into the riverbed, the current strong, and the nasty wind whipping around her ears, Daisy Thurkettle-Roper looks up and smiles. Oddly, the smile seems genuine, because despite the cold – and it is bloody freezing today – the woman appears to be enjoying herself. "Oh, but I am," she merrily insists. "It really is one of the most exciting things you can do, you know."
Mud on the tracks: Dalby Forest in North Yorkshire has a new World Cup trail for mountain bikers
Saturday 06 March 2010
It's early morning in the forest and I'm looking along a ridge where the mist-enshrined trees fade to a white light in the distance. It's beautiful, but I'm slightly distracted by the prospect of keeping my mountain bike upright on a fiendishly tricky trail that's weaving through the undergrowth. I splash through the puddles, lean into banks and attempt to absorb the bumps. Try as I might, though, I haven't got a hope of catching my riding buddy, who races ahead with a fluidity and grace I can only envy.
Furniture firm closes after spurning £1m
Friday 12 February 2010
'We would evict Queen from Buckingham Palace and allocate her council house,' say Greens
French court convicts three over homophobic tweets, in case hailed as a 'significant victory' by LGBT rights campaigners
Greece elections: Syriza and EU on collision course after election win for left-wing party
British Muslim school children suffering a backlash of abuse following Paris attacks
British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford faces execution by firing squad in Indonesia
Liberal Democrat minister defends comments suggesting immigration causes pub closures
- 1 Saudi preacher who 'raped and tortured' his five -year-old daughter to death is released after paying 'blood money'
- 2 Mystery man who gave mum heart-warming note on train 'wanted to put a smile on her face'
- 3 Michelle Obama highlights harsh restrictions faced by Saudi women after meeting King Salman without wearing a headscarf
- 4 Mafia's wall of silence broken: Victim of Cosa Nostra's extortion rackets in its Corleone heartland co-operates with authorities for the first time ever
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Woodpigeon Book Canadian Fall Tour
The outing is a fairly brief one, since the group are scheduled to be on the road for less than three weeks. They will begin in Edmonton on October 7, making their way east before wrapping up at Halifax Pop Explosion on October 24. Eight shows are currently scheduled, although that number will likely be expanded, since a press release notes that a concert will be added on October 19.
These dates are in support of this year's Thumbtacks and Glue.
Tour dates:
10/07 Edmonton, AB - The Avenue Theatre
10/08 Saskatoon, SK - Vangelis Tavern
10/09 Regina, SK - The Artful Dodger
10/11 Winnipeg, MB - West End Cultural Centre
10/17 Ottawa, ON - L'avant Garde
10/18 Montreal, QC - Quai Des Brumes
10/20 Quebec City, QC - L'Agitee
10/24 Halifax, NS - The Company House (Halifax Pop Explosion)
Coming back soon! If our developer were more machine than man they'd already be here. Useless meatsack.
For now, please send any and all feedback to [email protected].
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Geography doesn't mean studying maps and memorizing state capitals! From making a treasure hunt to keeping a sensory journal, get ideas for how to have fun with geography in your daily life.
More Ideas Like This
Draw a Map of an Imaginary Island
Use map elements, like symbols and a key, to show different features of the island and its people.
Make a Map
Look at an article in a newspaper, magazine, or online. How might information in the article be represented on a map? Create a map showing that information.
Mark Latitude and Longitude
Whenever you read a magazine or newspaper article, find the latitude and longitude of the location in which the focus of the article takes place. On a world map, mark the locations. See how long it takes until you have marks in most countries.
Map Your Senses
Plot an unusual, but safe, route on a map of your school or surrounding area. Use a journal to take notes on the things you see, smell, hear, touch, and taste along the way. Take photographs if you can. Then use art supplies to create a sensory map of your community. Be creative! Use pens, pencils, paint, construction paper, pictures, or any other materials.
Make an Earth Pendant or Light Catcher
Trace the earth onto a piece of acetate, using colored cellophane for land and water, and hang it from your window with yarn.
Learn From Maps
Find examples of maps when you are in a shopping mall, amusement park, train station, or another place. Critique whether or not the map is easy to use. Then make your own map of the area.
Find Your Birthday Coordinates
Use the month for latitude and day for longitude. For example, if your birthday is November 26, your coordinates could be 11°N, 26°E. Or, you can make four sets of coordinates for your birthday, depending on whether you use north or south latitude, or east or west longitude. Print a world map and plot your birthday coordinates. What would it be like to have a party there?
Explore a Line of Latitude
Pick a line of latitude and use a globe to trace that line in a full circle. Make a list of the countries and other important features, such as mountain ranges or deserts, that the line of latitude passes through. Think about the similarities and differences between these countries and features. If you don't have a globe, use the MapMaker Interactive to do this project online.


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JOLIET, Ill. — NASCAR's BAM Racing team has presented Barack Obama's presidential campaign with a potential sponsorship deal in the Sprint Cup Series later this year, but it doesn't look as if an Obama car will be on the track anytime soon.
BAM team spokesman Rhett Vandiver told The Associated Press on Friday the team made a sponsorship proposal to the Democratic presidential hopeful's campaign, and has made similar proposals to the campaign of Republican John McCain and at least one third-party candidate.
Late Friday, Obama campaign officials said there would be no sponsorship.
"The Obama campaign will not be sponsoring a car in the Sprint Cup Series, though we will continue to look for ways to reach out to voters and convey Senator Obama's message of change," said Bill Burton, an Obama campaign spokesman.
Sports Illustrated first reported the proposal on its Web site, saying Obama's campaign was in talks with BAM, a part-time operation that hasn't raced in recent weeks, to sponsor its No. 49 car in the Aug. 3 race at Pocono in Long Pond, Pa.
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The points leader with six victories in the Sprint Cup Series, Busch won for the fifth time in the Nationwide Series. He has won 13 races this year, spanning NASCAR's three top series.
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Is it normal that kindle appears in amazon.de and .co.uk account simultaneously?
I have a problem, which the amazon support team is unable to solve, and I think I may have found the reason why I'm having so much trouble: I received my brand-new kindle from amazon.de yesterday, it came with Software 3.2 preinstalled, but I am unable to register it via Wi-Fi, i.e. the device appears in my amazon.de account, and I can surf the web on my kindle, but when I try to register my kindle using the settings-menu, I keep getting the message: "Your kindle is unable to connect at this time". I have tried rebooting, and did a hard-reset (20 seconds pressing the standby slider). None helped. I also removed the device from my amazon.de account (using my PC), when trying to re-add the kindle by entering its 16 digit serial number, I got an error message, so I called amazon support, and they re-added the kindle for me. The person on the phone also told me that he could see that my kindle connected to my account, but the kindle itself never receives any message from amazon telling it that it's sucessfully registered, i.e. my kindle thinks it is unregistered. Amazon now thinks that my kindle may be defective, and is going to send a new one, which is fine. However, I have come to another suspicion, since I have two Amazon accounts with the same login-data, one at amazon.de, and one at amazon.co.uk, and even a third one at amazon.com. All three accounts have the same emailaddress and password, but are different in other aspects, i.e. they have their own baskets, wishlists, etc. I have now noticed that my kindle appears not only in my amazon.de account, but also in my amazon.co.uk account, which is somehow strange. How does the kindle know which account to connect to? May this be causing all the trouble? |
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This does seem odd. Like you, I've got accounts at multiple Amazons, with the same login for each, but I've never seen anything like the behaviour you describe. Each account seems to be completely unaware of the other, and only one of them knows about my Kindle.
Have you by any chance installed the Kindle for PC (or Mac) application from either UK or DE? If so, when you register the application, it automatically registers you in the country from which you downloaded the software. This isn't obvious. It's just possible that could be confusing the system, but it doesn't seem likely. I suspect that the Wi-Fi issue is a separate problem. I can't see why an "Unable to connect" message could be connected with your registration. If it can't connect, it can't know whether it is registered. You will confirm that (or otherwise) when the replacement Kindle arrives. In the meantime, I'd double-check your wireless network, and especially the firewall settings. Try connecting another device to the same network, or connect the Kindle to another network. That might at least tell you whether it is a genuine connection problem. |
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I have tested the kindle in two different wireless networks, which both have a NAT-router installed, which is the default for most home networks these days I assume. Does the kindle require a specific port to be forwarded? |
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No specific port, but it does need to know the password if you are using any type of security (and I'll assume you don't need to reconfigure the router to give client access -- if you do, the MAC address is on the settings page).
You are going in to Settings, WiFi Networks, scanning, picking a network and trying to connect, right? Not just thinking it's automatic (that only happens with AT&T hotspots in the US).... |
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Of course it needs the password for my WPA2 encryption, but as I wrote, I can use the kindle to surf the Web via WiFi, so it is basically able to connect. Only the registration process currently fails, which is strange indeed.
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Given it was inspired by a short story by High Modernist wordsmith Virginia Woolf, and adapted for the stage by Lucy Kirkwood - a playwright who just won every award going for the thinky, wordy Chimerica - you might expect more, well, words in Like Rabbits.
But performed by dancers Ino Riga and Ben Duke - he's also Kirkwood's collaborator here, and artistic director of Lost Dog company - this 50-minute dance-theatre show has very little speech.
That's not a criticism, however. A theatre-maker does more than just pen snappy dialogue. And as a movement piece, Like Rabbits expresses Woolf's simple but swiftly devastating love story in new ways, in a new time and on its own terms - as any adaptation has every right (even, arguably, a responsibility) to do.
Its source, 'Lappin and Lapinova', follows a newly married couple whose rush of love is expressed through a little in-joke: they are a king rabbit and queen hare. But while their intense, imaginary world becomes all-consuming for her, it's soon a tiresome relic for him.
While the dynamic in Woolf's story is very much 'domineering man, fragile woman', here it's a game of two halves. Rather than making a point about patriarchy, Kirkwood (as she explains in the programme notes) is more interested in portraying equals who simply fall out of step with each other.
It's brought up to date - the dancers wear modern clothes, before changing into flesh-coloured suits with furry haunches (fear not: there are no Playboy bunny ears here, it's all very subtle). The pair meet in a nightclub scenario: loud electronic music, flashing lights, Riga smoking nonchalantly while Duke amusingly poses and peacocks. She manages to be both lithe little gamine and an in-control, coolly confident woman - a far cry from the sweetly needy girl of Woolf's story. And Riga's own come-hither dance features a more explicit invitation than even the free-loving Bloomsburyites might have managed: she writhes knowingly to the lyrics "fuck me/I am so beautiful tonight".
It gradually all gets more… rabbitty. They may leap rather than hop, and suggestively twirl rather than going at it like the proverbial, but with crouched postures and alert scampering, they're definitely bunnies. Riga and Duke evoke that self-contained alternative reality of an in-love couple; their characters are mutually dependent - physically as well as metaphorically - on each each committing wholly to their imaginary rabbit-world.
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It forms a sad and absorbing demonstration of how that dizzy, us-against-the-world feeling inevitably diminishes over time. Like Rabbits ends with a modern image of mundanity familiar to anyone in a long-term relationship (I won't give away exactly what) - and while it may lack Woolf's slicing linguistic potency, it does full-stop the show with a physical, tragi-comic humour that is very much its own.
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Hoani Macdonald and Clarke Dermody have been named as assistant coaches for the Stags 2014 national provincial championship campaign.
New director of coaching and Stags head coach Brad Mooar has called on the pair who both played more 50 games for the province and have stepped into the coaching ranks since finishing their playing days.
Macdonald was an assistant last year and is looking forward to continuing to work in the Stags setup.
''Derm and I have worked together on some of the technical aspects of the game over the past 18 months and I'm stoked that we will be able to build on this even further leading into ITM Cup,'' he said.
''Brad has bought some new ideas and a clear focus to the setup which is a positiven,'' Macdonald said.
Dermody, a former Stags captain and All Black, is working with the Highlanders scrum. He has also provided technical coaching advice to the Stags last season.
Mooar said he was thrilled with the range of applicants and the final appointments.
''We had a great range of applicants which is a gauge of the passion people have for the Stags with several very good candidates putting there hand up. With the appointments we have made, I feel we have got a very good mix. Both guys bring a great deal of rugby experience and local knowledge to the table and I am extremely positive about things going forward.''
Mooar said several applicants who missed out on the Stags roles will be considered for other positions within the union's coaching programme.
''This process turned up some really good, keen people who we want to work closely with in our coaching circles to develop further.''
Meanwhile, Mike Mannix has been appointed Stags Manager for 2014 replacing Glenn Morrison, who stepped down. Mannix, who is Rugby Southland's Club Development Manager, is confident he can take on the additional responsibility.
''Community Rugby is obviously a massive focus of mine but August to October is a slightly quieter time of year and I am honoured and excited to be able to be part of the Stags setup.''
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You have heard of "leaves on the line". Well, the next excuse for train delays could be "flowers beside the track".
One of Britain's rarest plants, the exquisite Deptford pink ( Dianthus armeria) has appeared on the 13-mile test track used by the manufacturer Alsthom to try out many of the new trains desperately needed to improve reliability.
In particular, the flower could pose a major problem for Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Rail group. Alsthom wants to build a second line on the track near Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, so it can carry out tests on Virgin's new tilting trains. However, English Nature is objecting to the plans.
A new line would disrupt the Deptford pink colony, which is protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act. Conservationists hope to encourage the plant to grow further up the embankment, but meanwhile work to upgrade the track is being delayed.
While acknowledging its responsibilities to the environment, Alsthom is furious over suggestions that there might have to be a 10- month delay to test the rolling stock destined for the flagship west coast main line between London and Glasgow. Virgin believes there should be a "place for both tracks and flowers" and is optimistic that the company will deliver on time.
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A Republican Plan for Immigration Reform
Democrats want illegal immigrants to vote — because they are likely to be supporters — but not to work — because of union sensibilities. Republicans, on the other hand, want them to work — in agribusinesses and the like often owned by their fellow partisans — but not to vote.
So the key to a Republican approach to immigration reform is to split off working from voting.
Fortunately, millions of Mexicans, Central Americans and people from the Caribbean come to America looking for work, not for the right to vote. Political rights concern them little. Economic ambition is the motivation behind migration.
Republicans can gratify their economic aspirations more easily than can Democrats and can do so without giving them the political power Republicans fear.
Here's the deal:
1. Create a guest worker program to fill the many needs of our economy that are not — and likely cannot — be filled by our countrymen. Talk to any California farmer and he'll tell you that he couldn't harvest his crops — and therefore feed America — without migrant labor. Many service businesses tell the same story. Canada has a guest worker program that brings 150,000 people every year to Canadian farms at harvest time and returns them back home afterwards.
Congress should give each of these guest workers a green card entitling them to stay in this country as long as they are needed for work but conferring on them no path to citizenship or voting. Those already here illegally should be given legal status — amnesty — for economic purposes only. Those who want to become U.S. citizens would have to go back home and go to the back of the line.
All guest workers should be paid at least the minimum wage and be required to pay taxes on their income.
If any guest worker is convicted of a crime, he or she should lose their guest worker status and be deported.
We should give priority to those already here as guest workers, so that companies will not have to hire and train an entirely new labor force but can use their current illegal workers, newly made legal.
2. Employee verification must be universal and vigorously enforced. With legal jobs awaiting the migrants, there is no reason to let a black market in illegal employment flourish.
3. With the guest worker program and E-verify must come strong penalties for any employer who hires illegal workers who are not part of the guest worker program.
4. Border enforcement — including the wall — should be aggressive and include the use of National Guard units.
5. No benefits, other than guest worker status, should be conferred on anyone who entered the country illegally, as adults or as children. They should be allowed to stay and to work but not to join a citizenship track.
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Conservatives must abandon their knee-jerk aversion to "rewarding" illegal behavior in any form. It is in our national, and our party's, interest to grant legal guest-worker status to those who are already here.
Such a position will defuse the immigration issue and confound the Democrats. They now blithely lump citizenship with legal work status. By separating economic status from political rights, we expose this facade and expose the Democrats for what they are: hypocrites who want Latino votes and could care less about their economic condition.
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Liar. Morningstar reports price/book at .6.
This is scary. I'm still holding a bunch of this. He sold:
800,000 on 1/20 at $3.4032; 200,000 on 1/21 @ $3.3445 and remaining 756,792 on 1/22 @ $3.3942.
Go to insidertradingdotorg.
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Where have you seen reports of insider buying?
What did you read? Do you have a link?
That would be good news, but where did you see a report of insider buying?
So, you "can't figure this out," but it is a strong buy?
Old news. Read the Dec 17 announcement based on $65 oil. Have you seen a plan for $40 oil?
I still have a couple thousand shares, so this uptick is welcome. Could OTEL be getting some respect?
Yo, I thought you were the analyst. :)
Bingo. On the other hand, they might be improved. If concerned with earnings, sell before earnings to be announced.
what do you think?
Because they are facts.
Let's see you push it to 2.67.
Until next earnings report
This is not complicated. xdiv means without the div. If xdiv date is the 20th and you purchase on the 20th you do not get the dividend.
You could have bought the stock on the 19th and sold on the 20th and earned the dividend.
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Fertile lowland beside a river.
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- When the carses were a morass, the narrow space between them and the Lennox hills afforded the chief, if not the only line of communication between the northern and southern parts of the island, nearly cut asunder by the Friths of Clyde and Forth.
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Welcome to Bide a Start - 22 Chromate Lane, Lerwick, Shetland. Newly refurbished property is conveniently situated in the centre of town, with Restaurants, Cafés, shops and bars a short walk away.
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The cottages, built in the 1990's and recently refurbished are situated on a working farm in the village of Cunningsburgh.
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BLYDEST Self Catering Accommodation This is a new refurbished apartment situated in the heart of Lerwick.


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Raymond's Pit Bar-B-Q – Closed
10920 Garland Rd.
Dallas, TX 75218
Phone: (214) 327-5800
Hours: M-Thur 11-8:30, F-Sat 11-9
Opened | 1981 |
10920 Garland Rd.
Dallas, TX 75218
Phone: (214) 327-5800
Hours: M-Thur 11-8:30, F-Sat 11-9
Opened | 1981 |
Got the fatty brisket, ribs, and a sausage link - was not disappointed. Not as much kick as advertised. Sides were meh. Great Q in small town environment.
Had brisket , ribs and sausage all were very good.
A sliced and a polish sausage this place has the best brisket for 150 miles remind me why it's not in top 25
Brisket was decent lean but smoky te sauce seemed like doctored up Kraft but a good twang id stop again
Beef ribs insanely good.
Great beef ribs
Lean was tender with good smoke flavor, just wished it had more bark.
Update: This joint is permanently CLOSED. 2013: A meat cutter stood next to a cutting block loaded with smoked meat. It was all illuminated by a heat lamp. This was where the cafeteria line commenced. A plate was stacked with sliced brisket, pork ribs and warm, buttered Texas toast. I placed it on my tray and slid down the line. If you've eaten at an old cafeteria style joint like this one before, you know…


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