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Many individuals across the country would like to improve accessible transportation options in their communities but have had difficulty making progress on their own. When multiple people try separately to improve existing transportation options, success may be hard to achieve. Bringing numerous stakeholders with varying agendas together to build a strong coalition with united goals, however, is an effective way for a community to create, advance or improve accessible transportation. The result: a more livable community for all.
Coalition-building with local leaders is a proven strategy to advancing accessible transportation, and Easter Seals Project ACTION (Accessible Community Transportation in Our Nation) has helped facilitate the success of many coalitions through its Accessible Transportation Coalitions Initiative (ATCI). Beginning with a two-day event, ATCI is a one-year process designed to support systems change activities to improve accessible transportation options for people with disabilities in local communities. Through a rigorous application process, Project ACTION selects 10 teams each year to participate in this initiative, and after much hard work those teams have found success.New Coalition Establishes GoalsIn August, Project ACTION staff traveled to Lee County, S.C., to meet with a new ATCI group. The 38-member team represented a range of community interests, including the Santee Wateree Regional Transit Authority, the Santee-Lynches Regional Council of Governments, and several transit advocates representing people with disabilities and older adults. Coalition members discussed creative solutions for funding public transportation and ways of changing perceptions of public transit in a region currently without it. The coalition assembled for the two-day ATCI event was born out of a local Transit Task force, which originated as a Quality of Life Committee. The evolution of the group speaks to its vision of public transportation as a means of enhancing access for all residents while strengthening economic development and helping the environment. The coalition sees accessible transportation's potential to increase job opportunities in the county, help residents with mobility limitations to live more independently, and turn a rural area into a more livable community.
Established Team Sees Creation of New Transportation OfficeThe 2003 team from the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) recently helped accomplished a significant milestone — the creation of a transportation office. The CNMI team took part in ATCI's earlier version, the Mobility Planning Services Institute, in which teams from across the country gathered in Washington, D.C. After many years of advocacy, CNMI has finally established its first transportation office called the Commonwealth Office of Transit Authority. On May 27, the Honorable Benigno R. Fitial signed HB. 17-43 (now PL. 17-43) into law thereby establishing the Commonwealth Office of Transit Authority within the Office of the Governor, affirmed and officially established the Office on August 11, and concurrently appointed Thomas J. Camacho, a member of the CNMI team, as his Special Assistant for Public Transportation.
In addition to establishing the first transit authority office, PL. 17-43 and the Governor's Memorandum re-designated the FTA Consolidated Formula grants from the CNMI Public School System to the new Commonwealth Office of Transit Authority. The Saipan Call-a-Ride Transportation Services for People with Disabilities and the Elderly has been privatized, as well, and continues to be in demand. This service is also recognized as the ADA Paratransit System that will complement CNMI's future public transportation system or fixed-route system.
Future Coalitions The work of these teams is a testament to the strength of coalitions. To learn more about other ATCI teams, download Project ACTION's "Mobility Planning Services Retrospective: Celebrating Ten Years of Expanded Accessible Transportation Options in Our Communities." Available at www.projectaction.org, this new retrospective highlights the work of a sampling of teams from 2001 to 2010 and concludes with several of the lessons Project ACTION learned from them. If your community is ready to create solutions for accessible transportation challenges and engage local leaders in the process, start your application for 2012 ATCI online at www.easterseals.com/ATCI.
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From James Rosenquist, one of our most iconic pop artists—along with Andy Warhol, Jim Dine, Claes Oldenburg, and Roy Lichtenstein—comes this candid and fascinating memoir. Unlike these artists, Rosenquist often works in three-dimensional forms, with highly dramatic shifts in scale and a far more complex palette, including grisaille and Day-Glo colors. A skilled traditional painter, he avoided the stencils and silk screens of Warhol and Lichtenstein. His vast canvases full of brilliant, surreally juxtaposed images would influence both many of his contemporaries and younger generations, as well as revolutionize twentieth-century painting.
Ronsequist writes about growing up in a tight-knit community of Scandinavian farmers in North Dakota and Minnesota in the late 1930s and early 1940s; about his mother, who was not only an amateur painter but, along with his father, a passionate aviator; and about leaving that flat midwestern landscape in 1955 for New York, where he had won a scholarship to the Art Students League. George Grosz, Edwin Dickinson, and Robert Beverly Hale were among his teachers, but his early life was a struggle until he discovered sign painting. He describes days suspended on scaffolding high over Broadway, painting movie or theater billboards, and nights at the Cedar Tavern with Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, and the poet LeRoi Jones. His first major studio, on Coenties Slip, was in the thick of the new art world. Among his neighbors were Ellsworth Kelly, Robert Indiana, Agnes Martin, and Jack Youngerman, and his mentors Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns.
Rosenquist writes about his shows with the dealers Richard Bellamy, Ileana Sonnabend, and Leo Castelli, and about colorful collectors like Robert and Ethel Scull. We learn about the 1971 car crash that left his wife and son in a coma and his own life and work in shambles, his lobbying—along with Rauschenberg—for artists' rights in Washington D.C., and how he got his work back on track.
With his distinct voice, Roseqnuist writes about the ideas behind some of his major paintings, from the startling revelation that led to his first pop painting, Zone, to his masterpiece, F-III, a stunning critique of war and consumerism, to the cosmic reverie of Star Thief.
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James Rosenquist has had more than fifteen retrospectives, with two at the Whitney Museum of American Art and four at the Guggenheim Museum. He also has had many gallery and museum exhibitions, both in the United States and abroad. He divides his time between Florida and New York, where he lives with his wife and daughter.
David Dalton is the author of some fifteen books, including a biography of James Dean and a novel, Been Here and Gone. He lives in upstate New York with his wife, the painter Coco Pekelis.
"Frank, funny, truthful, ironic and in every way an entertaining account of one major American artist's involvement in an art movement that interests everyone–and, more than that, of his own character. Jim Rosenquist is a true American original and his book ought to be read by anyone who wants to understand the last half-century of his country's visual culture, high, low, and in between."
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By sharing the extraordinary story of his life in this involving, richly illustrated autobiography, Rosenquist deepens our appreciation for his work and for creativity . . . He is as arresting in print as he is on canvas."
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While I do agree that tenacity seems like its important to the feel and fantasy of singed's kit, as a tank that feeds off of high mobility, he does need nerfs. And to all those people who act like losing 20 percent tenacity crushes singed's mobility, thats kind of hyperbole. The guy will still get free ms, health, armor, and magic resist. He will still have terrible laning and incredible team fighting. He will survive. In my mind he is kind of like irelia, there are some match ups that just crush his sole like irelia and some match ups he can sit in. Both these champions though need a weak laning phase to compensate for how incredible they are outside the lane.
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-A A +ATuesday, February 14, 2012
THE Phoenix Petroleum Philippines, Inc. (PPPI) will hold Araw ng Dabaw Cyclomax Motocross on March 25 at Crocodile Park.
Moto X Davao race chair Norben "Bok" Mata Jr., in Tuesday's press conference at Probinsya, said the late schedule will allow more students to participate.
The one-day event will feature the expert, professional, intermediate, novice and executive categories, among others.
Over 85,000 total cash prizes are up for grabs for the winners in their respective categories. Raffle prizes are at stake as well.
Mata said invited riders from across Mindanao to participate in the event.
It can be recalled that Moto X Davao dominated the Lanao del Norte International Motocross Invitational last December.
Mayor Inday Sara Duterte Duterte also recognized their feat. (RPSA)
Published in the Sun.Star Davao newspaper on February 15, 2012.
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If there's one habit I've picked up working in finance since 1999, it's the process of being as thorough as possible with every single financial related matter. One wrong move can be the difference between retiring comfortably on the beach before you're 60, or working your tail off until the bitter end!
The main difference between Wall St. institutional investors and retail investors is access. If you've ever wondered where your higher fees for active fund management is going, part of it goes towards business trips to attend conferences, funding flights around the world to kick tires, and allowing analysts to meet with management wherever they may be. Index fund managers don't have to do hardly any research except for how much to buy or sell to replicate an index to minimize tracking error.
I've literally sat in over 3000 one-one-one meetings with senior management of pre-IPO and publicly traded companies during my time on Wall St. Due to all the hours spent listening to some of the most critical minds asking questions, I cannot help but be critical in my analysis of my own personal investments and financial recommendations I make on Financial Samurai as well.
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On the first trip, I bought two 50ct boxes of MagTech 180gr FMJ. The G23 fed and ejected everything really smoothly through the first box, but I was hitting everything pretty low. I could tell that I was jerking the trigger a bit, so the second box, I put a lot of effort into concentrating on my trigger finger while I was shooting. My groups instantly tightened up and hit the target @ POA. However, I had a stovepipe halfway through the box. I'm 100% sure I limp wristed it while I was concentrating so much on my squeeze.
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Telecom company's head is leaving after 43 years at the company.
AT&T CEO Edward Whitacre has announced his retirement after 43 years at the company. The retirement will be effective on June 3, according to a brief statement provided to CNET News.com by AT&T spokesman Michael Coe.
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A Night with the Stars: The Future of Asterisk and Open Source Telephony
We recently had an opportunity to spend one of Charleston's coldest nights with David Duffett and Mark Spencer solving most of the world's problems. For those of you that don't know, Mark was the creator of Asterisk® and the founder and current CTO of Digium® while David is the Director of the Worldwide Asterisk Community which means he's never seen an airplane he didn't like. As it happens, Mark shares a passion for aviation, and we'll get to that.
Mark and David flew into Charleston's "international airport" on one of my favorite airplanes. It speaks volumes about our small aviation hub when there are only a handful of reserved parking places and the names of two car dealers and Darius Rucker appear on three of them. Welcome to Charleston. For those that are airplane buffs, if you haven't heard of the Very Light Jet revolution in commercial aviation, take a look at this article and then go talk to your boss about ditching commercial aircraft travel. "The variable operating cost per hour of the Eclipse 500 (insurance, maintenance, fuel, and replacement parts) is estimated at $372." That's less than 25% of the typical operating cost of most private jets. To give you another point of reference, the Eclipse made the trip in one hour and one minute. The 500-mile, 8-hour trip from Huntsville to Charleston in a rented SUV is over $200 a day. One-way, refundable commercial airfare from Huntsville to Charleston is $842.10 per person and takes roughly four hours. Life's too short! Now where were we?
Our reading of the tea leaves suggests that the days of using copper for communications are coming to a close which means the sales of analog cards for PSTN connectivity will continue to diminish. Since this has been Digium's bread and butter for many years, we were curious about the future direction of the company. To his credit, Mark was smart enough to appreciate early on that being a great programmer doesn't necessarily provide the skill set needed to manage a technology business. That responsibility has been turned over to Danny Windham, who has done a terrific job in positioning Digium for future growth with a broad mix of products. In the hardware department, Digium's new line of high-end "smart" phones and failover appliances are a big hit. Digium's commercial unified communications system aka Switchvox has perhaps the best graphical user interface of any commercial product on the market at a fraction of the cost. Then there are new cloud offerings including Respoke which brings communications to your web site with zero hardware costs. And finally there is Digium's new SIP trunking which offers extremely competitive pricing for commercial enterprises. Whew!
On the open source front, Digium continues to lead the Asterisk charge with the release of Asterisk 13 last month. To its credit, Digium was smart enough to appreciate its development limitations even though Matt Jordan and his team have done a masterful job advancing Asterisk to a whole new level. The kludgey SIP days are officially over. Unfortunately, what was left by the wayside was Mark's open source Asterisk-GUI which was incorporated into AsteriskNOW for many years. The latest releases now include a rebranded version of FreePBX®.
When Mark inquired about what we had been up to lately, we couldn't help but chuckle in acknowledging that we'd been playing with Asterisk-GUI. While we don't typically dig up bones in the graveyard, Asterisk-GUI is a little different. It's a product that was dropped from the Digium lineup not because of its technical shortcomings but because of a lack of resources to properly support and further develop it as a Digium-funded open source product. Other companies have wasted little time incorporating Asterisk-GUI into their commercial PBX offerings. That includes Grandstream as well as Yeastar and ATCOM. And, of course, Digium's AA50 also uses Asterisk-GUI. We've been looking at Asterisk-GUI as a low overhead alternative to FreePBX that could better support hobbyist platforms running Asterisk: the Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone Black, CuBOX, and even old Pogoplug hardware.
What's different about Asterisk-GUI compared to FreePBX is its memory footprint and performance. Reloading FreePBX after making changes in the GUI is a laborious process on these tiny devices. On the other hand, reloading Asterisk-GUI is virtually instantaneous. Is it as feature-rich as FreePBX? No. Do most hobbyists and SOHO businesses need the product sophistication of FreePBX? Probably not.
Our focus with Asterisk-GUI is to develop a secure hobbyist platform which others then can embellish to keep the product current in the traditional open source manner. We plan to start with Asterisk 11 and see how it goes. We also plan to encourage participation by lots of current Asterisk-GUI development partners including Grandstream. Technical assistance still could be provided through the existing PBX in a Flash Forum for those that want to participate in development or just like to play. We got into open source telephony to experiment as a hobbyist, not to make money. We have been enormously successful… at least with respect to our financial objective.
To make a long story short, we sent Mark and David packing with Pogoplugs in their bags. So who knows what the future holds? Perhaps it will rekindle the development spirit that first led to Asterisk and Asterisk-GUI. And, whether it does or not, suffice it to say the Asterisk-GUI is an impressive software product and one we hope to tame in coming weeks for use with some of our favorite hardware.
In the meantime, Mark is busy bringing his open source enthusiasm to the aviation world. But, as I joked to Mark, there are a lot more telephones in the world than there are airplanes. So we'll see what we see. One thing is for sure. We all can expect great things in coming years from Mark. He remains one of the most talented and prolific programmers in the country, and we're looking forward to spending some time with his next creation regardless of the platform.
Originally published: Wednesday, November 19, 2014
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~ Posted by Charlie McCann, June 20th 2014
Jimi Hendrix couldn't read music. Neither could John Lennon. And neither can Nick Zinner. He's the guitarist for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, a rock band from New York city, whose abrasive squall of sound belies the trio's size. But three years ago Zinner took on an improbable project when he decided to compose a symphony. "41 Strings" has its British premiere tonight.
When I spoke to Zinner, in London this week, he told me he thought that not being able to read music was, at least for him, an asset. "There's something about writing proper sheet music—I worry it might trigger the hyper-analytic part of my brain that I'm constantly trying to turn off. I feel like I have a little more freedom because I don't know the rules."
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~ Posted by Charlie McCann, June 18th 2014
When the comedy group The Lonely Island released a music video last month lampooning EDM, electronic dance music, it notched up 8m views. The name of their spoof DJ was Davvincii—a nod to David Guetta and Avicii, two champions of the genre. As played by Andy Samberg, Davvincii pretends to look busy fiddling with the dials on his mixing console while he secretly plays a computer game, draws a self-portrait, even fries an egg. The Lonely Island writers may have been inspired by a similar video making the rounds in April. "What DJs do these days" is a short clip of DJs Steve Aoki, Sander van Doorn and Laidback Luke playing a show in Miami. Speech bubbles have been added: "I'll just touch this knob for no particular reason"; "Hands in the air"; "Hey bros, don't mind me, I am just doing stuff".
But if only those who think DJing is nothing more than pushing the "play" button had seen the headline act at Meltdown—the festival curated by James Lavelle and hosted by the Southbank Centre. It was a masterclass in turntablism. On Saturday night DJ Shadow presided over the decks at Area, a nightclub in Vauxhall. A fusillade of bass tones pummelled the packed room as DJ Shadow took charge of three turntables, two mixers, and an electronic drum kit—enough to keep him busy for 90 minutes. "There's no laptop up here," he said. The crowd roared.
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~ Posted by Simon Willis, June 17th 2014
Bob Mazzer's photographs of life on the London Underground—on show at the Howard Griffin Gallery in Shoreditch—have something of the night about them. He began taking the pictures in the 1970s, when he was working as a porn-theatre projectionist in King's Cross. Travelling back and forth from work with his camera, he'd revel in nocturnal exhibitionism and wild serendipity. There's a clown in a pink wig carrying a trumpet and a bottle of beer, a woman in leopard print juggling in a tunnel, a guy mooning at the camera, his arse resting against a fellow traveller's shiny black loafer. He shot brawlers and buskers, lovers and drunks, drifters and city gents, the low life and the high. But the best of his photographs—the funniest, the saddest, those that feel most intimate and familiar—are about what happens when those ingredients become a cocktail.
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~ Posted by Nicholas Barber, June 12th 2014
In Anthony Lane's introduction to his anthology of New Yorker film reviews, "Nobody's Perfect", he sets out five rules for prospective movie critics. Rule One: "Never read the publicity material." He's talking about the sheaves of photocopied notes which are handed to reviewers at press screenings. Notoriously bland, these notes tend to declare that everyone on the production adored everyone else, and that the making of the film was a joy from start to finish. Even if the director was sacked and the stars threw their skinny lattes at each other, the discord is never, ever mentioned.
All of which explains my delight at reading the press bumf for Jean-Pierre Jeunet's new film, "The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet". There is an interview with Jeunet in it, and while his most famous film, "Amelie", might suggest that he's all sweetness and light, he turns out to have a wonderfully bracing French frankness when he's venting his frustrations.
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~ Posted by Tim de Lisle, June 11th 2014
Bridging art forms, for many artists, is a bridge too far. The odd pop star, like Damon Albarn, may be brave enough to weave his songs into an opera; a tenor, given a fair wind or a World Cup, may manage a hit single; but it's a rare bird who flits easily between pop, opera and theatre. Our cover star, Es Devlin, has mastered set design in all three art forms, and raised standards in each one. I first came across her work in the less than promising setting of Coventry City football club, where the reunited Take That were playing on a dank evening in 2008. It was business, not pleasure, until I saw Devlin's designs. A life-size chainmail elephant was soon advancing towards the centre circle, with four middle-aged boy-band members perched on top, like maharajahs. A drab grey stadium was transformed into a living, breathing children's book, full of colour and wonder. Devlin had spotted that Take That's fans, now in their 20s, had fallen for them not as hormonal teenyboppers, but as eight- or nine-year-olds. The designs spoke to the child inside the fan.
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~ Posted by Lucy Farmer, June 9th 2014
Ever since Pope Gregory the Great defined them in the sixth century, the seven deadly sins have shaped our moral landscape. To err is human, and most foibles are forgivable. But some sins, especially when taken to their limits, are worse than others, damaging not just individuals but the fabric of society, too. For our last Big Question, we asked seven writers to pick the deadliest sin today. We then invited readers to vote in our online poll.
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~ Posted by Lucy Farmer, June 9th 2014
In our recent cover story, Rosie Blau examined the effect light has on our health. The eye perceives three main colours in light—red, green and blue. Morning light has the highest concentration of blue, which tells the brain to be alert and regulates our body clock, helping us to sleep soundly and function well. With this in mind, I dragged my bleary-eyed self to an early-morning yoga class on the 68th floor of The Shard.
I'm used to practising yoga in a fluoro-lit, often musty, studio at my local gym in south-west London. There are no windows. Achieving a state of Zen can be a challenge there, but even so, I rave to my friends about the benefits of yoga—increased flexibility and strength, improved circulation, healthier joints and organs, a calmer nervous system, boosted immunity… The prospect of doing downward-facing dogs 800-feet up, surrounded by sky, was an enticing one.
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~ Posted by Nicholas Barber, June 4th 2014
If you're making a documentary about a major indie band's triumphant reunion concert, especially a band from the north of England, you have to devote as much time to the fans as to the band-members themselves. That, at least, was what Shane Meadows did when he directed last year's "The Stone Roses: Made Of Stone". And Florian Habicht adopts the same policy for one of this week's new releases, "Pulp: a Film about Life, Death & Supermarkets"—a film, incidentally, which has nothing whatsoever to do with death or supermarkets.
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~ Posted by Rebecca Willis, June 3rd 2014
Sitting in traffic on a rainswept motorway the other day, forced to listen to BBC Radio 5 Live (the joys of half term), I noticed that I had something in common with the Englishman living in Brazil being interviewed about the imminent World Cup. Impoverished Brazilians, he said, resented the sums of money being spent on new stadia. Then a few seconds later he talked about new stadiums. Like me, he wasn't sure what the right plural was for Latin words ending with "um".
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~ Posted by Hazel Sheffield, May 27th 2014
No one seems more surprised at the success of the BBC TV series "The Trip" than its two leading men, Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan. Remarkably, for comedians who have authored much of their own careers, it wasn't even their idea. It was during the shooting of "A Cock and Bull Story" (2005) that Michael Winterbottom, who has directed much of Coogan's best work since "24 Hour Party People" (2002), asked Coogan and Brydon to improvise together in a trailer "in a cantankerous way".
Winterbottom thought the riffing could work as a series of six half-hour shows that followed the journey from one restaurant to another as Coogan supposedly wrote about food for the Observer. "Six half-hours?" Brydon said to a packed Hackney Picturehouse, after a recent screening of the second series, "The Trip to Italy". "We could maybe on a good day get 10 minutes!"
"We were very concerned," said Coogan, sitting next to him. "I felt it had been done a lot, celebrities self-satirising. Michael promised us it would be more than that."
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OCEAN SHORES, Wash. – County Sheriff's deputies were called to the 400 block of Damon Road regarding a structure fire in Ocean Shores around 6 Thursday night. Chief Criminal Deputy Steve Shumate tells us the property had been used in years past as a gift store, a Farmers market, and a barber shop. The structure was vacant at the time of the fire, the owner has been trying to sell it.
Shumate said the fire department quickly responded to the call and distinguished the fire. Fire damage occurred to one room, in addition to smoke damage throughout the structure.
At this time, the investigation continues to determine cause and origin of the fire.


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- Date:15 Oct 2011
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Easter Road Stadium
- Attendance:8,518
- Murphy (7)
Live Commentary
- 90:10 +0.10
Unfair challenge on Omar Daley by Paul Hanlon results in a free kick. Nicky Law takes the free kick.
- 89:14
The assistant referee signals for offside against Junior Agogo. Darren Randolph restarts play with the free kick.
- 88:54
The referee blows for offside against Michael Higdon. Indirect free kick taken by Graham Stack.
- 88:03
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Michael Higdon by Ian Murray. Steve Jennings takes the free kick.
- 87:00
Centre by Paul Hanlon, save by Darren Randolph.
- 85:13
Junior Agogo fouled by Stephen Craigan, the ref awards a free kick. Strike comes in from Leigh Griffiths from the free kick.
- 83:00
Effort from the edge of the box by Junior Agogo goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 80:55
Jamie Murphy crosses the ball.
- 79:57
Steve Jennings gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Junior Agogo. Free kick taken by Ivan Sproule.
- 78:54
Daniel Galbraith has an effort from just inside the box that misses to the left of the goal.
- 77:28
Omar Daley on for Chris Humphrey.
- 76:35
Leigh Griffiths takes the outswinging corner, Effort on goal by Junior Agogo from inside the penalty area goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 75:30
Leigh Griffiths takes a inswinging corner to the near post, Close range headed effort by Paul Hanlon clears the crossbar.
- 74:27
Chris Humphrey challenges Daniel Galbraith unfairly and gives away a free kick. David Wotherspoon has an effort direct from the free kick, save made by Darren Randolph.
- 74:18
The ball is delivered by Richie Towell, Tom Hateley makes a clearance.
- 73:23
Leigh Griffiths joins the action as a substitute, replacing Isaiah Osbourne.
- 72:22
Foul by Paul Hanlon on Chris Humphrey, free kick awarded. The ball is sent over by Stevie Hammell, Close range header by Michael Higdon goes over the bar.
- 71:25
The assistant referee flags for offside against Michael Higdon. Free kick taken by Graham Stack.
- 70:48
Free kick awarded for a foul by Daniel Galbraith on Nicky Law. Stephen Craigan restarts play with the free kick.
- 69:52
Corner from right by-line taken by Daniel Galbraith.
- 68:28
Corner taken by Tom Hateley, Michael Higdon takes a shot.
- 67:07
Foul by Ian Murray on Nicky Law, free kick awarded. Ian Murray is given a yellow card. The ball is swung over by Stevie Hammell, Stephen Craigan takes a shot. Save by Darren Randolph.
- 65:06
Foul by Junior Agogo on Stephen Craigan, free kick awarded. Tim Clancy takes the free kick.
- 63:16
Stevie Hammell challenges Ivan Sproule unfairly and gives away a free kick. Stevie Hammell booked for unsporting behaviour. Richie Towell crosses the ball in from the free kick, Tim Clancy manages to make a clearance.
- 62:15
The ball is sent over by Richie Towell.
- 60:56
Michael Higdon produces a right-footed shot from the edge of the box and misses to the right of the goal.
- 60:06
Keith Lasley challenges Isaiah Osbourne unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Ian Murray.
- 58:36
Corner from the left by-line taken by Tom Hateley, Ian Murray manages to make a clearance.
- 55:19
Michael Higdon takes a shot. Darren Randolph makes a save.
- 54:10
The ball is crossed by Ivan Sproule.
- 51:44
Tom Hateley takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, Richie Towell makes a clearance.
- 51:25
The ball is swung over by Chris Humphrey, clearance made by Sean O'Hanlon.
- 46:38
Junior Agogo sends in a cross, clearance by Tim Clancy.
- 45:29
Richie Towell crosses the ball.
- 45:01
David Wotherspoon replaces Victor Palsson. Daniel Galbraith joins the action as a substitute, replacing Martin Scott.
- 44:50
Short corner worked by Nicky Law.
- 42:14
Jamie Murphy fouled by Sean O'Hanlon, the ref awards a free kick. The referee shows Sean O'Hanlon a yellow card for unsporting behaviour. Tom Hateley takes the free kick.
- 39:24
Nicky Law takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the crossbar.
- 37:56
Martin Scott takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line played to the near post, clearance made by Michael Higdon.
- 34:20
Junior Agogo delivers the ball, save by Darren Randolph.
- 32:49
Junior Agogo takes a shot. Save made by Darren Randolph.
- 29:30
The ball is sent over by Paul Hanlon, Darren Randolph makes a save.
- 28:27
The referee gives a free kick against Paul Hanlon for handball. Indirect free kick taken by Darren Randolph.
- 27:17
Junior Agogo takes a shot. Blocked by Stephen Craigan.
- 26:38
The ball is delivered by Chris Humphrey, free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Sean O'Hanlon by Michael Higdon. Graham Stack takes the indirect free kick.
- 22:07
Centre by Keith Lasley, Michael Higdon takes a shot from close range that hits the post.
- 21:36
Effort from deep inside the area by Garry O'Connor clears the bar.
- 21:16
Junior Agogo takes a shot.
- 19:41
The ball is sent over by Nicky Law.
- 18:56
Unfair challenge on Ivan Sproule by Chris Humphrey results in a free kick. Graham Stack takes the free kick.
- 12:55
Corner taken by Tom Hateley from the left by-line to the near post, save by Graham Stack.
- 12:17
Chris Humphrey challenges Richie Towell unfairly and gives away a free kick. Paul Hanlon takes the indirect free kick.
- 11:57
Corner taken by Stevie Hammell.
- 11:15
Stevie Hammell takes a shot. Save by Graham Stack.
- 10:32
Ian Murray challenges Michael Higdon unfairly and gives away a free kick. Stevie Hammell takes the indirect free kick.
- 7:55
The ball is crossed by Tom Hateley, Jamie Murphy finds the back of the net with a headed goal from inside the six-yard box. Hibernian 0-1 Motherwell.Tom Hateley provided the assist for the goal.
- 7:12
Steve Jennings takes a shot. Blocked by Ian Murray.
- 5:32
Corner taken right-footed by Tom Hateley, Header from close in by Michael Higdon misses to the left of the target.
- 2:33
The offside flag is raised against Michael Higdon. Graham Stack takes the free kick.
- 2:08
Foul by Martin Scott on Steve Jennings, free kick awarded. Stevie Hammell restarts play with the free kick.
Match Preview
McCall: No concerns over Jennings Motherwell manager Stuart McCall is convinced Steve Jennings is in the right frame of mind to face Hibernian despite his recent arrest. McCall will play the midfielder at Easter Road after the club confirmed he was available for selection following his arrest on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud in a joint investigation by Merseyside Police and the Gambling Commission. Jennings, one of nine men bailed until January pending further inquiries, has denied any involvement in an alleged betting scam relating to Motherwell's 2-1 defeat by Hearts in December last year, during which he was sent off. And McCall revealed the 26-year-old had assured him he was determined to play in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash. McCall said: "It's 100% not a problem. "All this week he has been training outstandingly well. I know you expect managers to say that, but he has. "Him and Jamie Murphy have really shone this week. They've both trained well and there's no doubt in my mind he will be playing. "He had a little bit of winding-up on the Monday when he came in but he trained really well and it's not a big decision." McCall, who took over two weeks after the Hearts match, revealed he had spoken to Jennings about the investigation "a little bit when it raised its head 10 months ago". McCall added: "Jenno just wants to get on with his football. He was a bit confused by it at first but he'll just get on with it and we've got to wait another few months now. "But that's what it is. They've had a 10-month investigation and released him without charge, and we wait for another few months. "As far as I'm concerned, Jenno's head is right, he wants to play, he's an important part of our team and will be playing at Easter Road." Shaun Hutchinson remains on the sidelines for the clash. The defender has recovered from an ankle injury but tweaked his hamstring while trying to regain his fitness. Hibernian manager Colin Calderwood had a full squad in training for the first time this season ahead of the game. Danny Galbraith (ankle) and Matt Thornhill (groin) are both pushing for involvement following several weeks out. Sean Welsh (broken cheekbone) and Michael Hart (groin) are also back in training but need to build up their match fitness.
- Graham Stack
- Victor Palsson
- Sean O'Hanlon
- Paul Hanlon
- Ian Murray
- Martin Scott
- Richie Towell
- Isaiah Osbourne
- Ivan Sproule
- Garry O'Connor
- Junior Agogo
- Mark Brown
- David Wotherspoon
- Daniel Galbraith
- Lewis Stevenson
- David Stephens
- Akpo Sodje
- Leigh Griffiths
- Darren Randolph
- Tom Hateley
- Stephen Craigan
- Tim Clancy
- Stevie Hammell
- Chris Humphrey
- Steve Jennings
- Keith Lasley
- Nicky Law
- Jamie Murphy
- Michael Higdon
- Lee Hollis
- Robert McHugh
- Omar Daley
- Ross Forbes
- Jonathan Page
- Jordan Halsman
- Stewart Carswell
Match Report
Murphy goal enough for Motherwell Jamie Murphy's early header gave Motherwell a deserved 1-0 win over Hibernian to move the Fir Park club three points clear of Celtic in second place in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League. The winger headed in a Tom Hateley cross after eight minutes but the visitors should have had the victory wrapped up before enduring a nervy finish. Well midfielder Keith Lasley headed off the post in the first half before Hibs goalkeeper Graham Stack made a brilliant double save to deny both Stephen Craigan and Michael Higdon after the break. As promised, Well manager Stuart McCall gave a start to Steve Jennings despite the midfielder's recent arrest over alleged irregular betting patterns. Hibs boss Colin Calderwood deployed the in-form Garry O'Connor up front after the striker successfully fought against a two-match ban over suggestions he dived to win a penalty in the recent win over St Johnstone. The home side struggled to get out of their own half during the opening exchanges with Motherwell's slick passing a factor in the away side retaining possession for long spells. It was no surprise when McCall's team went ahead after eight minutes when Murphy ghosted into the box to find the net. Murphy found a space between defenders Victor Palsson and Sean O'Hanlon to nod Hateley's deep cross past Stack from close range. Hibs were struggling to get going and Stack did well to push a Steven Hammell shot wide for a corner before then saving Tim Clancy's near-post header from Hateley's corner. The Leith side had a rare sight of goal when Junior Agogo's shot fell to O'Connor following Craigan's block but the marksman hit a wild effort wide. Motherwell should have been two ahead after 23 minutes when Hammell produced a teasing cross that found the unmarked Lasley, but the midfielder's downward header came back off the post. Clearly unhappy at his team's first-half display, Calderwood introduced Danny Galbraith and David Wotherspoon for Palsson and Martin Scott at the break. Winger Galbraith's energy in midfield seemed to make a difference and he played his part in a half-chance for Agogo. The former Manchester United trainee passed to Ivan Sproule and the Northern Ireland cap sent a low drive into the box but his cross was just out of Agogo's reach. Nicky Law then won the ball back off Galbraith in a move that ended with Stack saving with his feet to deny Higdon after the striker was set up in the box by Murphy. Motherwell looked dangerous on the counter-attack as Hibs upped their bid for an equaliser. Higdon and Chris Humphrey exchanged passes before the towering striker just missed the target with a low drive from 18 yards. Stack then kept his side in the game with an incredible double save. His one-handed block kept out Craigan's six-yard header from Hammell's free-kick before he then somehow managed to parry Higdon's point-blank shot. From Hammell's corner, Higdon powered a header off the bar. For all their possession and chances, Motherwell knew their lead was still fragile. Wotherspoon had a free-kick from 25 yards tipped over the bar by Darren Randolph. Galbraith then found himself in space in the box after being teed up by Agogo but he lashed a strike into the side-netting. Motherwell were on the back foot as the minutes ticked by and were relieved to see Agogo drill a low drive past the far post.


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Good Question: What Causes Cravings?
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Simplifying Some Common Medical Myths
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Food Cravings That Can Ruin Your Day
Diets would be a lot easier if cravings for things like ice cream, chocolate and chips didn't get in the way. A crave can throw off your nutrition for the whole day. You can eat well and balanced all day and then end up blowing the whole thing on a huge slice of cake.
Mother's Day Do's And Don'ts
Mother's Day is this Sunday, and time is running out if you haven't found something special for your mom. If you still haven't found that perfect gift for her, Chris Stanford ran down some of the gift-giving Do's and Don'ts.


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