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AARP Ch. 37, Topeka Meeting
11:00am to 12:30pm
Planet Sub South of Target at 21st and Wannamaker in Topeka, KS
Have lunch together with lively conversation. Our speaker will share ways that Seniors can avoid being scammed.
Sandy Swartz (785) 554-6097
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Here We Grow Again
3343 SW Topeka Blvd Topeka, KS 66611
Here We Grow Again, a Topeka-based children's consignment sales event, will be held September 16 - September 20, 2014 at 3343 SW Topeka Blvd. More than 200 Topeka-area families participate in the event by selling their kids' items and shopping the more than 40,000 bargains. The sale will run for five days, during which more than 3,000 shoppers are expected to visit.
The Fall/Winter Here We Grow Again sale's more than 40,000 items will include kids clothing (newborn up to junior sizes), toys, shoes, Holiday outfits/dresses, books, movies, furniture, strollers, high chairs, nursery decor, baby and toddler items, sporting and play equipment, electronics and much more--anything having to do with kids!
Shamara & Brian Parre
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Junior League of Topeka Diaper Drive
10:00 a.m.
Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library
Please join the Junior League of Topeka in kicking off Diaper Need Awareness Week with a kick off and diaper drive at the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library! On September 13 at 10am we will kick off the drive during Sing, Dance, Read with Kyler Carpenter. There will be a donation box available for dropping off diapers at the library anytime for 2 weeks, and then on 10am September 27, the diapers will be presented back to The Junior League of Topeka. All donated diapers go to Junior League's a Diaper Depot, where they are distributed to families in need in our own Topeka community. Bring your kids and a pack of diapers and join us in supporting this worthy cause!
Lauren Christ, 785-249-5492, www.jltopeka.org
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Alumni Exhibition, Washburn University Art Department
August 22 through October 18
Mulvane Art Museum
As part of Washburn University's 150th anniversary celebration and the Mulvane's 90th birthday, the Alumni Exhibition will showcase new works by the University's most active and successful artists. We are very pleased to show works by artists who graduated in every decade
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Castleford Tigers coach Daryl Powell admits he is looking elsewhere for potential halfbacks, after it was announced star half Marc Sneyd has joined Hull FC for 2015 and beyond. The Tigers, who are being linked with a move for Bradford's Luke Gale for the 2015 season, are assessing their options after Salford accepted a bid of around £100,000 for the ... Read More »
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Castleford Tigers coach Daryl Powell believes Marc Sneyd will be under a lot more pressure to perform at new club Hull FC, but says he has what it takes to thrive. The 23-year-old, who has had an outstanding season on loan at the Tigers in 2014, penned a big-money deal with the Black and Whites yesterday, after they were the ... Read More »
Tigers thank Sneyd, reveal replacement plans
Castleford Tigers have released a statement in which they thank outgoing half-back Marc Sneyd for his efforts this season and hint that a replacement could be announced very shortly. "Castleford Tigers would like to wish half back Marc Sneyd the best of luck ahead of his move to Hull FC from Salford for the 2015 campaign," the club wrote. "Sneyd ... Read More »
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Extensive video highlights from last week's Super League round 18 encounter between Castleford Tigers and Salford Red Devils. Want more Rugby League news and features? Subscribe to the online version of League Express newspaper and Rugby League World magazine. You can also connect with Total Rugby League on the social media platform of your choice. Read More »
Tigers gain dramatic win over Red Devils
Castleford Tigers centre Jake Webster scored a try with five seconds remaining to give a 14-10 victory to Castleford Tigers against the visiting Salford Red Devils at the Mend-a-Hose Jungle tonight. The Red Devils will be cursing themselves tonight that they were unable to hold on for what would have been a thrilling victory. The Tigers held a 6-0 lead ... Read More »
Our standards have slipped, says Daryl Powell
Castleford Tigers head coach Daryl Powell has led the rallying call for his side the end their mini-blip when they face Salford, insisting their standards have slipped over the last couple of weeks. Following on from their Tetley's Challenge Cup victory over Wigan Warriors, the Tigers have suffered two heavy defeats which has seen them beaten by both the Warriors ... Read More »
Koukash orders Cas to stump up cash for Sneyd
Salford Red Devils owner Marwan Koukash has hit out over the way the Marc Sneyd transfer situation has been handled, telling Castleford if they are so keen to bring him in, they must stump up the necessary cash. Sneyd handed in a transfer request – which was rejected by the Devils – earlier this month, and with the Tigers seemingly ... Read More »
Carvell in line to make Castleford Tigers debut
New Castleford Tigers signing Garreth Carvell is set to make his debut for the club this Saturday, after Daryl Powell named his 19-man squad to face Salford Red Devils. Carvell signed on loan from Hull FC last week, but missed out on selection for the trip to St Helens. However, Powell has given him the nod in the squad. There ... Read More »
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Castleford Tigers to welcome back stars this weekend
A wounded Castleford Tigers outfit will welcome back a whole host of top stars this weekend, as they look to cement their position in the top four by beating St Helens. After a thumping defeat to Wigan last time out – by far their biggest of the season – the Tigers know the likes of Warrington and Huddersfield are breathing ... Read More »


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Brian O'Grady strode to the plate in the ninth inning Friday against Idaho Falls representing the tying run in a 6-4 game. Two innings earlier O'Grady launched a pinch-hit solo home run deep over the right field wall.
The 3,143 in attendance at Dehler Park could sense more heroics. But O'Grady flew out to the warning track in right for the final out, and Idaho Falls had completed a four-game sweep.
"It just got in on me a little bit, just a hair," the left-handed-hitting O'Grady said. "Sometimes you can't always put a perfect swing on a ball."
There haven't been too many instances when O'Grady hasn't delivered for the Mustangs. And he's been asked to do it from multiple roles, be it in the outfield, at first base, at third base, as the designated hitter … wherever he's needed.
Entering Sunday, O'Grady has appeared in six games at first base, three games at third, four games in center field and three games in right. He's been the DH four times.
Furthermore, O'Grady has hit third in the batting order nine times, led off three times, batted fifth three times, sixth twice, fourth once and ninth once. Through it all his numbers remain solid: In his first 20 games O'Grady was hitting .286 (18 for 63) with two homers and 13 RBIs and an on-base percentage of .418.
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O'Grady played primarily in the outfield in his first three seasons at Rutgers University, but spent 51 games at first base as a senior this past spring. He was drafted by the Reds in the eighth round in June.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Antonio Garay used to scoot around San Diego in a little, red Smart Car with huge Hello Kitty faces decorating each door.
The funny photos of the former Charger and current New York Jets nose tackle squeezing his 6-foot-4, 320-pound frame into the attention-grabbing but environmentally friendly vehicle were all over the Internet a year ago.
But, new Jets teammate Quinton Coples had no idea -- until he was shown the proof.
"Wow," a laughing Coples said, shaking his head in disbelief. "That says a lot right there. I need to speak to that guy about this, like ASAP!"
The 33-year-old Garay is one of the newest, most-experienced -- and, perhaps, most fun-loving -- members of the Jets' revamped and close-knit defensive line that is considered perhaps New York's biggest strength heading into training camp in a few weeks.
"I've been trying to keep a lot of that on the down-low," said a smiling Garay, in his second stint with the Jets after signing as a free agent in March following four seasons with the Chargers. "I've been downplaying the car and all that -- because they told me that Quinton Coples is a big Pikachu fan, so I didn't want to steal any of his thunder."
Well, he no longer has the Hello Kitty car, but Garay still drives a Smart Car, a red and black one that defensive line coach Karl Dunbar says is "about the size of my desk."
All the jokes and jabs -- such as Garay begging rookie first-rounder Sheldon Richardson to leave his T-shirt on at all times -- have made for some lighthearted moments among the Jets' defensive linemen this off-season.
"You never know what you're going to get when you walk into that room because we have a bunch of comedians in there," Dunbar said. "It's a pretty good room, we're having fun and there's already a lot of camaraderie with that group."
That's even after allowing Mike DeVito and Sione Po'uha, both respected and productive team leaders, to leave as free agents.
There are rising stars such as Coples and Muhammad Wilkerson, the savvy and silly vet in Garay and youngsters such as Richardson, Kenrick Ellis and Damon Harrison looking to make their marks.
Dunbar is also interested in seeing how a few others such as Lanier Coleman, Jake McDonough, Junior Aumavae and Tevita Finau perform in camp in Cortland, N.Y.
"I'm excited about the group I have," Dunbar said. "I'm not going to try to sit here and downplay it."
Dunbar certainly knows talent when he sees it. Now in his second season on Rex Ryan's staff, Dunbar spent the previous six years in Minnesota and helped turn the Vikings' defensive line into arguably the best in the NFL with Kevin Williams, Pat Williams, Ray Edwards and Jared Allen leading the way.
Minnesota allowed the fewest rushing yards in the NFL during Dunbar's tenure there, and the Vikings were the first team since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970 to lead the league in rushing defence for three straight years. The Jets finished a disappointing 26th against the run in Dunbar's first year, but now the goal is to be No. 1.
"When we assessed our defensive line after the season was over and after free agency and we lost a couple of guys, we decided that, if you have big guys who can run, this defence could be phenomenal," Dunbar said. "I think we did that by adding Sheldon with the 13th pick and then adding Garay, I really like where we stand right now."
Added Harrison: "It's crazy, man. The athleticism of this line is so scary. This season is going to be fun."
And it all starts with Wilkerson, the team's first-round pick in 2011 who has consistently improved in his first two seasons and played well enough last season to garner Pro Bowl consideration. Individual success will come, Wilkerson believes, because of the way the defensive line expects to play.
"We know coach Dunbar had dominant guys (in Minnesota) and we want to be dominant -- not like them, but in our own way," Wilkerson said. "We want to be one of the most dominant fronts in the league."
Coples will be sliding from the defensive end spot he mostly played as a rookie last season to alternating between outside linebacker and the line. Last year's first-round pick led the team in sacks with a modest 5 1/2, and he and the Jets are expecting more this season.
"I'm just looking at getting to the quarterback and I think that's what this team looks for from me," Coples said.
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RICHLAND — Walla Walla High School's boys finished second at the Richland Doubles Invite here Saturday, with all four Blue Devil teams garnering two victories.
"This was the first year we have participated in a doubles invite, and it proved to be a good decision," Wa-Hi coach Bryan Eggart said. "All the boys were able to play at least three matches and get a lot of work in on their doubles game.
"By placing third in the first doubles draw and second in the second, third, and fourth doubles draw, we were able to secure second place as a team in the tournament. The results in the tournament mirrored the standing in league, which was to be expected."
In the first doubles match, Blue Devils Nick Fuller and Andrew Bateman downed a Pasco duo, 6-2, 6-2, before falling to a Hanford team, 6-0, 6-1. They then picked up a 7-5, 7-5 victory over Chiawana.
At No. 2, Wa-Hi's Parker Toon and Douglas Rowley downed Pasco 6-2, 7-6, and Hanford, 6-2, 6-3, before losing to Richland, 7-6, 6-0.
Lane Dawes and Connor Christensen teamed up at the Blue Devils' No. 3 spot to defeat Pasco's team, 6-2, 6-3, and Hanford, 6-2, 6-3, before losing to Richland, 6-4, 6-3.
At No. 4, Gerrod Peck and Micah Rambo teamed up for a 6-3, 6-1 over a Pasco duo, and a default win over Hanford before dropping a 4-6, 6-2 (10-8) match to Richland.
Richland won the invite with 15 points, Wa-Hi tallied 11 and Hanford 10.
"All-in-all, it was a good day of tennis," Eggart said. "We were able to identify where we are strong and where we need some work. With district play only a few weeks down the road, the timing is great."
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Refsnyder Developing Into Important Piece of Yankees Future
(TRENTON, NJ) The New York Yankees opted to let all-star Robinson Cano walk to the Seattle Mariners for greener dollars this past winter. In doing so, the organization was left without an immediate in-house option to fill the glaring void left by Cano at second base. General Manager Brian Cashman went out this offseason and invested a historic amount of money into his payroll but neglected to secure a reliable second baseman in the process. The position appears to be ripe for the taking and Trenton Thunder second baseman Rob Refsnyder has made it clear that he is playing for a spot in the Bronx.
The 23-year old Refsnyder had a heralded collegiate career at the University of Arizona where he was a vital piece in helping the Wildcats hoist the 2012 College World Series trophy. After batting .476 in the tournament, Refsnyder was honored as the College World Series Most Outstanding Player that summer. The Yankees drafted Refsnyder in the fifth-round of the draft (187th overall) that June and inked him to a deal with a $205,900 signing-bonus a few weeks later.
By trade, Refsnyder was an outfielder in college but the Yankees profiled the Laguna Hills, California native as a second baseman. In the early stages of his professional career, the learning curve that coincides with adapting to a new position has been steep for Refsnyder, but his continued development offensively has eased the transition for him. In his third season with the franchise, his first in Double-A, Refsnyder has hit a robust .332 with six homers, 30 RBI and 30 extra-base-hits for Trenton.
"Obviously, I feel pretty good," said Refsnyder. "I'm trying to focus on swinging at a pitch that I can drive; I'm honing in on my strengths and laying off of my weaknesses."
Refsnyder, the reigning Eastern League Player of the Week, is currently riding an 11-game hitting streak, 10 of which were multi-hit efforts. After a sluggish start in April when he hit just .267, Refsnyder made necessary adjustments to his approach and mechanics and has reaped the benefits by putting the Eastern League on notice to the tune of a .354 average in May and has carried it over into June with a .500 mark in five games this month.
"He has come on really, really well," said Thunder Manager Tony Franklin. "Like most young players, it takes them time to make adjustments because they have been playing for so long but once you get to this level, you start to find out that guys are pretty good and they can counteract anything that you do if you don't make adjustments."
Franklin added, "Rob has made those adjustments that he and Marcus [Thames] talked about and he has turned it around and he is swinging really, really well. It's quite impressive."
Refsnyder says that the biggest adjustment that he has made since his arrival in Trenton is his path to the ball. He believes that he was getting under the ball a lot earlier in the season which induced fly-outs rather than the line-drives that he is looking for.
"My swing path was a little off earlier in the year," admitted Refsnyder. "I was getting under the ball, but I cleaned that up with Marcus and our hitting instructor came in; just a lot of hard-work, honestly. It is right where I want to be and hopefully with a lot of maintenance. I will stay like this all year."
Refsnyder added," Cleaning up my swing path definitely helped; swinging a little bit more down and direct at the ball to give me a more true flight on the ball instead of a natural fading to the right side."
Like many of the young hitters on the Thunder roster, Refsnyder has put in an extraordinary amount of extra-work with Hitting Coach, Marcus Thames. A former nine-year big-league veteran with the Yankees, Dodgers, Tigers and Rangers, Thames is in his first season with the Thunder after serving in the same role for High-A Tampa in 2013 which allowed him to establish a
strong working relationship with Refsnyder.
"He has been swinging at good pitches," explained Thames. "Earlier in the season, he was chasing balls in and off of the plate and that isn't in his repertoire. I have never seen him chase as many pitches as he was earlier in the season."
Thames added, "He is a hard-worker, he has been that way since he was at Arizona. He is a smart baseball player and he wants it. He grinds every at-bat, he has been solid and I'm really happy with where he is at. When you get moved up to a new level, you want to show people that you can play. He has always hit, he hit in college, he hit in Charleston, he hit in Tampa. He is a smart guy, he studies video; he can't try to do too much or try to impress people, he just has to be Rob Refsnyder."
The bulk of the work that Refsnyder has put in this season has been on defense and getting accustomed to playing second base at a high level. Converting from a corner outfielder position to the middle infield is hard enough, but adapting to playing the defensive shifts that the Yankees employ makes it all the more difficult to grasp. Refsnyder has struggled in that area; he has committed a team-high nine errors in 2014 and has made 34 errors in just 164 career games, which is slightly less than one per every five games played.
"Error wise, I have a few more than I would like," said Refsnyder. "I don't think you should really judge a defensive player by errors. I think it is more of a defensive player being uncomfortable with positioning and things like that. If I am all the way over to the right side of second base and there are a couple of hard plays to my left that are usually routine but now I have to get over there and make a tough play and you get an error."
The positioning that Refsnyder is alluding to is when he is summoned into a defensive shift that essentially takes him out of his ordinary comfort zone and forces him into foreign territory behind the bag, shaded towards the shortstop position. Refsnyder has made no secret about his feelings towards these unorthodox alignments.
"It looks stupid when a routine ball gets through the hole, it looks incredibly stupid, almost embarrassing at times," said Refsnyder. "But, that is what our shift is doing and that is what our organization feels is best."
Refsnyder added," Whatever the organization thinks is best is what we are going to do but I would be sitting here and lying to you if I didn't say that sometimes I feel stupid when. ball goes through those holes and people look at me; pitchers get upset when plays like that happen and I can completely understand. At the end of the day, that is what we are going with and I am comfortable with it."
There is little doubt within the organization that the offensive ability of Refsnyder is there and will continue to blossom as he continues to develop in the minor leagues upper-levels. How quickly he makes it to the Bronx will likely hinge on how he progresses as a defender at second base. With little talent at the position anywhere else in the farm system and a thin free-agent market on the horizon, Refsnyder could very well be a huge cog in the Yankees future, sooner rather than later.
"Rob is a leader," Thames said. "He comes to the dugout and he is ready to play, he gets all of the guys going. I tell him to just keep grinding and to stay even keel. Whether he has a bad game or a good game, he just needs to stay on one level. He is working hard on his defense; he wants it, he wants to be good. He wants to get out of here and play in New York."
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New Texas native: 96-million-year-old croc
(PhysOrg.com) -- Making its first appearance in Texas, a prehistoric crocodile thought to have originated in Europe now appears to have been a native of the Lone Star State.
(PhysOrg.com) -- Making its first appearance in Texas, a prehistoric crocodile thought to have originated in Europe now appears to have been a native of the Lone Star State.
(PhysOrg.com) -- Tiny fossil teeth discovered in Inner Mongolia are a new species of birch mouse, indicating that ancestors of the small rodent are much older than previously reported, according to paleontologist ...
The May 2011 issue of Earth Magazine reports on the research of SMU paleontologists in the SMU Huffington Department of Earth Sciences.
Archaeologists have made the first three-dimensional topographical map of ancient monumental buildings long buried under centuries of jungle at the Maya site "Head of Stone" in Guatemala.
The long-held theory that early human ancestors in East Asia crafted their tools from bamboo and wood is much more complicated than originally conceived, according to a new study.
When an aggressive form of breast cancer strikes a young woman, what kind of stress, anxiety and other psychological and social challenges does she face?
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Blood group incompatibility between Henry VIII and his wives could have driven the Tudor king's reproductive woes, and a genetic condition related to his suspected blood group could also explain Henry's dramatic ...
Fossilized bones discovered in Texas from a flying reptile that died 89 million years ago may be the earliest occurrence in the world of the prehistoric creature known as Pteranodon.
(PhysOrg.com) -- Women scientists must confront sexism when competing for scholarly awards, according to a new analysis.
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Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Facebook Inc.'s Irish offices became part of an investigation by the national data-protection agency into how the company handles personal data.
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner started the on-site portion of the audit by visiting Facebook's offices in the country this week. The goal of the audit is to check the company's compliance with Irish and European Union data- protection rules, said Lisa McGann, a spokeswoman for the commissioner.
"The on-site element of the audit has commenced," said McGann in a telephone interview today, "and takes a number of days in this instance because it's such a large organization." The agency plans to complete its investigation before the end of the year, she said.
A group of watchdogs from the EU's 27 nations have said they will probe possible privacy violations in a feature on Facebook that uses facial-recognition software to suggest people's names to tag in photos without their permission, Gerard Lommel, a Luxembourg member of the so-called Article 29 Data Protection Working Party, said in June. Norway's privacy watchdog is also looking into data use at Facebook, which has its European base in Ireland.
"We believe that we are fully compliant with EU data- protection laws and look forward to welcoming the DPA to our EU headquarters in Dublin to demonstrate this," Facebook said in an e-mailed statement. "The Irish DPA audits several companies each year and we expect the whole process to be complete by January 2012."
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The Irish audit was planned before the office received 22 complaints related to an Austrian law student's experience with how the Palo Alto, California-based social-networking service kept storing data users had removed from their pages. Those complaints will now form part of the audit.
The goal is to provide Facebook with recommendations on data handling, McGann said. While the agency doesn't have the powers to impose fines, if companies don't comply it can pursue summary proceedings that can result in a maximum fine of 3,000 euros ($4,238). If convicted of serious breaches of data policy, a court may fine a company as much as 100,000 euros.
"The key issue here is that we would not have any expectation of this arising as we fully expect that Facebook will implement any necessary changes as we are receiving full cooperation," McGann said.
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Britain's top share index rose today, boosted by strong results from security firm G4S and expectations that interest rate in the country would stay low for longer.
Traders welcomed a dovish message from the Bank of England, which slashed its wage growth forecasts and said this metric would be key to determining the timing and pace of interest rate rises.
With low bond yields fuelling demand for equities and 75 percent of revenues from UK blue chips coming from overseas, the BoE's move has a silver lining for London-listed companies, which benefit from a weaker sterling and low interest rates.
"It's positive for the market, I'm sure, but it could allow inflation to come in which is harder to control in the medium term," 4-Shires Asset Management managing director Jeremy Le Sueur said.
"For exporters the pound needs to be a lot lower. Domestic bond-like plays such as utilities are going to benefit if we are going to have interest rates lower for longer."
Utilies Severn Trent and United Utilities, and domestically focussed banks Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays all rose more than 1 percent.
The FTSE 100 extended gains after the Bank of England's report to trade 28.56 points higher, or 0.4 percent, at 6,660.98 points by 1046 GMT.
Shares in G4S were among top risers, up 2.4 percent, after the group posted a better-than-expected rise in first-half operating profit, with revenue growth in emerging markets and North America offsetting a decline in Europe.
Trading volume in the stock was almost 20 percent higher than its full-day average for the past three months, compared to market volume of about a quarter of the FTSE 100's own average.
Stocks trading without their dividend entitlements - including heavyweights such as pharma group AstraZeneca, oil major Royal Dutch Shell and miner Rio Tinto - capped gains on the FTSE, shaving about 21 points off the index.
Motor insurer Admiral Group was among the biggest losers, down 4.5 percent after posting first-half results.
Shore Capital repeated its "sell" rating on the stock following the numbers, which it said were lower than its forecasts.
The FTSE 100 hit a peak of 6,894.88 points in mid-May, which marked its highest level since December 1999 but it has since retreated.
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Montana Conservation Voters will hold an event called Pints for a Cause from 5-8 p.m. July 7 at the Garage Pub, 2123 First Ave. North, Billings.
A portion of every drink sold will go toward the organization's goal of preserving the right to a clean and healthy environment.
Montana Conservation Voters is a grass-roots membership organization supporting public policies that protect the state's clean water and wild country. The group has more than 800 members in Yellowstone County.
Doug Haberman and friends will provide music.
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Culture Warrior: 7 Movie Characters That Have Been Used For Shameless Advertising
Culture Warrior By Scott Beggs on November 1, 2011 | Comments (1)Last week, we explored the concept of shoving products into movies, but there's an equal and opposite marketing method where movies are shoved into product commercials – especially if the character is an iconic one. There's a distinction to be made here about the difference between celebrities endorsing colognes and fictional characters doing it, although the line can definitely be blurred. Movie star endorsements are as old as the medium, whether it's Buster Keaton slugging out the chalk for Simon Pure Beer, Charles Bronson going overboard with his self-sprinkling of Mandom, Arnold Schwarzenegger scream-laughing for a Japanese energy drink, or Abraham Lincoln selling us churros. And that doesn't include all the normal, run-of-the-mill advertising where an actress loves a brand of make-up or a wrestler loves beef jerky. A human being selling out is one thing, but there's something especially heinous about a character being used to market a product because it's an element of art forced into a square hole of commercialism. Oftentimes its done without the creator's consent (or consent is contractually taken away from the starting block). In most cases, the original actor doesn't even have to be involved (for better or worse), especially if there's a costume involved. In its rawest form, it's the uglification of something we love. This list is light-years away from being complete, but it hopefully shows a well-rounded view of different types of movie characters in commercials throughout a few different time periods.
Watch: The Pulse-Pounding 'Pig With the Froggy Tattoo' Trailer
Movie News By Scott Beggs on September 15, 2011 | Comments (2)It's tough to parody something if it's not iconic. That's why there have been some truly brilliant Muppets trailer parodies and a few that weren't all that fun. Spoof on the entire romantic comedy genre? Gold. Mocking a mediocre ad for a summer comedy that wasn't all that dynamic? Not as golden. This new trailer (with its bass-booming send-up of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trailer that captured so much attention) thankfully fits into that former category. The gimmick is perfected, and they manage to work in a few more jokes on top of it. Inspired work that you really just have to see for yourself. It's time to light the lights:
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Torn between its glorious past and the turmoil of its recent bloody history, Iraq is a country of contradictions. It is the birthplace of writing and the legendary home of the Garden of Eden, Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Epic of Gilgamesh. But it is also a place of unimaginable horrors.
Since the 2003 US-led invasion, Iraq has been caught in a cycle of violence. Although there is finally some light at the end of the long, black tunnel, with the exception of Iraqi Kurdistan much of Iraq remains too dangerous for independent travellers. The future is far from certain, but with its rich history and warm hospitality, Iraq could soon become one of the great travel destinations of the Middle East, insha' Allah.
Due to the unstable security situation, we were unable to independently travel outside of Iraqi Kurdistan to update information. Arab Iraq is currently off limits to independent travellers, so research for this part of the country was done using local contacts, the internet and other sources.


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I assume the shorts are the salmon in this analogy! They will at least die with a smile on their scaly bodies!
Big players behind this company and compare thisstock to the others: Rev.(12/31/98) FloatMarket Cap.MSGI >50M 6.6M 410MDCLK 82M 16.2M5790MMMPT 43M 2.6M 371MTFSM 20M 3.3M 783MNETG 11.6M11.3M 740MMSGI rev. will be over 100M, so32.5 it's still a very good price. The long terminvestor will be the biggest winner.I own DCLK andNETG, but I can't imagine MSGI price in just 2 years...
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Ate here as a cheat treat following the St Jude Marathon. Burgers were outstanding and I enjoyed a chocolate shake as well. Staff was SUPER friendly and helpful. Made us feel appreciated.
The food is always yummy but it seems like the prices have gone up since you have to order ala cart items now. Be sure you get your BYB card stamped, they won't offer.
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Food was great but i wish they would give more fries with the combo deal. Don't be cheap with the shortage of fries!
We were headed out of town and stopped to grab a bite to eat! The drive thru was packed and took way too long! After getting our meals we got on our way and the food was very good and hot!
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From ''Rock With You'' to ''Thriller'' to ''Scream,'' Michael Jackson set the standard and changed the music video world. Here's how we think his 10 best videos stack up.
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Jackson abandons his habitually slick video style in fact, he barely even appears here to reflect the song's message. Footage of revered cultural figures like Mother Teresa, Martin Luther King Jr., Desmond Tutu, and JFK is shown alongside devastating images of Chernobyl survivors, starving children in Africa, homeless breadlines, and civil rights protests. By far his least glossy outing, it is also by far one of his most affecting.
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Mr. Danny Ray Walker, of Forsyth, died Tuesday, June 14, 2011. He was born July 27, 1947 in McDonough, to the late Clarence and Evelyn Wilkes Walker. He loved people, enjoyed selling produce, gardening and spending time with his family. He is survived by his wife, Rita James Walker, of Forsyth; daughter and son-in-law, Dana and David Buice, of Forsyth; son and daughter-in-law, Darius and Dana Walker, of Jackson; two sisters, Carol Burnnett, of Madison, and Sue Ellen McCarty, of Forsyth; brother, Roger Walker, of Madison; three grandchildren, Brittany Dentler, Aleia Maddox and Tyler Walker; great-grandson, Houston West; several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m., Friday, June 17, in the Chapel of Sherrell Funeral Home with Mr. Rudy Mangham and Mr. Johnny Del Valle officiating. Interment was in Pepperton Cemetery. Those who wish may sign the online guest registry at www.sherrellfh.com. Sherrell Funeral Home was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
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In need of a little help if possible please.
Please check out link below. Just my hobby, nothing special.
I am having an issue with the main content section of my pages. Link above is the best example for quantity. Not everything is linked correctly yet as only just getting started, so to speak.
At present I have them scrolling using "overflow:auto;" in my CSS (only as this seems to work best, at this time), but I don't think I really want them that way, but if I remove the overflow:auto; my content drops "over" my footer and the page doesn't actually move down with the text as expected it should.
I know about the clear:all; or clear:both;, but for the life of me cannot figure things out and I am now baffled, probably from trying to hard to figure this out.
You may not see the scrolling if you are using 1280 x 1024 res' (which is what I use) or above. Scrolling issue seen better with 1024 x 768 res'.
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I'd recommend you to check http://bonrouge.com/2c-hf-fluid.php, to see how to make a good 2 column layout.
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Hi abduraooft,
Thanks very much for the link. Much appreciated.
I think I now see where I have gone wrong.
I guess it would be ok to use the code on webpage shared and add my CSS into the correct sections as desired?
I would also still like my "striped" bg on the page as with the link that I shared, but obviously bring the margins of the "wrap" inwards and it would still look as intended without too much of a change in the coding?
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Hardy cyclamen: Its delicate appearance hides its toughness
(Read article summary)Hardy cyclamen may look dainty, but it's a tough shade perennial as well as being beautiful.
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Shortly after the official first day of fall, hardy cyclamen (Cyclamen hederifolium) welcomes the season in my shade gardens. I may miss the shift in seasons on my paper calendar, but a walk in the garden, and the sight of my cyclamen in bloom, is my best reminder.
Sad to say, when I visit other gardens in my area at this time of the year, I seldom see hardy, or ivy leaf, cyclamen. It must simply be a lack of awareness of this jewel of shade gardens. The species and named seed strains are numerous, so there is no lack of variation on this theme to choose from.
The Ivy-shaped leaves [see photo at top] are highly variable, and named strains are bred for leaf patterns and colors. The deep-green leaves often have markings of silver or pewter in patterns. I enjoy the ones with a deep green "Christmas tree" pattern surrounded by splash of silver that returns to polished green along the margins.
Leaves can emerge same time as the blooms or just after. Blooms are found at the end of trailing stems that have their beginnings underground. Stems and roots emerge from the top of the tuber.
The reflexed petals have a dark spot at the nose, which is pointed toward the mulch. Blooms colors are in shades of pink and white. [See photo at left.]
One tough plant
Tubers break dormancy in October, and while blooms last only for a couple of weeks, the colorful foliage persists undamaged through late spring. There is much to be said for a plant that can persist through a Midwest winter, providing a show for my bundled-up walks in the garden.


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Starcraft (Brood War) on Android with full touch controls.
Great, now that I have your undivided attention, let me explain. So, you, like most reasonable human beings, think playing Starcraft on a tablet would be pretty awesome. It's been tried before, but usually the result is a messy, laggy ROM on an N64 emulator that requires you to control a cursor with a digital joystick. And as we all know, that's basically like poking yourself in the eye with a hot fork. It sucks.
Enter Winulator. Right now, Winulator is still a pretty young app with a lot of potential, but what it does is really quite fascinating.
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