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Comment on this storyJohn Terry is in danger of missing the European Championship as Roy Hodgson agonises over whether he can have both the Chelsea captain and Rio Ferdinand in his squad.
The new England manager still plans to speak to the centre backs before naming his squad a week today and only after having those conversations — neither of which have taken place yet — will he decide on the best way forward.
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Terry strenuously denies racially abusing Anton at Loftus Road in October but Chelsea's request to Westminster Magistrates Court to delay the trial until July has presented the Football Association with a huge selection problem. It was a key reason why Terry was stripped of the captaincy in the first place. Hodgson has a tough decision, for while Joleon Lescott and Gary Cahill will be pushing for a place, right now Ferdinand and Terry probably remain the best centre halves in the country.
The potentially toxic atmosphere inside the England dressing room means that of the two, Terry may be more vulnerable than Ferdinand because of how other players in the squad view him. There is also the fact that Terry, while insisting only last week that he will never turn his back on England, is clearly unhappy with how the FA have treated him.
He feels aggrieved at again being denied the chance to captain his country at a major tournament, while also thanking Hodgson's predecessor, Fabio Capello, for the support he received from him.
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More than 550 graduates walked across the stage to celebrate the completion of their degrees during the May 11 Commencement Ceremony at Delaware State University's Alumni Stadium.
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Because DSU's Finals Week just ended on Friday, May 9, the spring semester 2014 grades and the final graduation totals will not be finalized until the coming week.
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Dr. Williams presented Presidential Academic Excellence Awards to Noah Link of Dover, Del., and Roderick King of Wilmington, Del., who both earned bachelor's degrees in mathematics education and biological science, respectively, and maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA throughout their undergraduate years.
The DSU president also presented the 2014 Presidential Leadership Award to Clarence J. Banks, of Wilmington, who earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance and Banking. Mr. Banks was a senior resident assistant, president of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, part of the Student Advisory Council for the College of Business, a member of the Men's Council, and a DSU peer mentor.
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Both President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle were students of Professor Ogletree when they attended Harvard Law School. He has continued to be a close friend of the First Couple and a confidant for the chief executive on a number of issues.
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Bennet Staff to Hold 'Conversations with Coloradans' in Berthoud Berthoud, CO—Staff for Michael Bennet, U.S. Senator for Colorado, want to hear from constituents in Northern Colorado and help those needing assistance with a federal agency. Bennet's North Central Regional Representative James Thompson will be at the Jumping Bean Coffee House, 434 Mountain Ave., in downtown Berthoud, from 4 to 5 p. m. on Monday, March 29, and available to meet one-on-one with members of the ... Full Story
Berthoud Bash tops last year
The Second Annual Berthoud Bash drew 270 people, a 15 percent increase over last year. The committees are still counting the money, but it looks like proceeds will top $70,000. That will certainly help the members of the Berthoud Schools Fund advance their goal of creating 21st century classrooms in the Kindergarten through 8th grade and bringing document cameras and a progress toward student laptop computers in the high school. Last year's event raised over $50,000 and the fund was able ... Full Story
Repairs begin at Glenwood Canyon Rockfall Site Today
Contract set with an early completion incentive designed to expedite work GLENWOOD CANYON – The Colorado Department of Transportation begins repairs today on damage caused by the rockfall incident on I-70 in Glenwood Canyon on March 8. Flatiron Construction Corporation of Longmont will be making the repairs. The cost of the repair project is approximately $860,000. However, the total cost of the rockfall event—including CDOT maintenance and design work—is expected to be much higher ... Full Story
Greeley Author To Headline Local Event
Fort Collins - Greeley author Grace Napier will be the featured speaker at the General Meeting of Larimer Animal-People Partnership (LAPP) in April. The public is welcome to attend and hear Napier, blind since birth, talk about the 10 Seeing Eye dogs who have assisted her over the past seven decades. The meeting will be held in the community room at Poudre Valley REA, 7649 REA Parkway, just east of the Windsor exit from I-25, starting at 7:00 p. m. on Thursday, April 8. The event is free ... Full Story
Deadline near for Philo Club Scholarship
The Loveland Philo Club is offering a community college/technical school scholarship for residents in the Loveland/Berthoud area. Residents must be able to show financial need and strong motivation to complete occupational training, have a career goal and school in mind, and be determined to succeed in the work world. There is no age restriction on who may apply. Scholarships in the past have included, but are not limited to: automotive and aviation mechanics, radiological technician, ... Full Story
Nikko Landeros shines as defensman for US sled hockey
Nikko Landeros is well know here and is now well known around the world. Nikko has energized much of the world with is determination and pluck following the tragic accident on County Road 17 in which he and Tyler Carron lost their legs and nearly their lives. Nikko's team is well chronicled by major news sources and you can follow these links to see his story. Paralympics Team USA wins first round of sled hockey From ... Full Story
Odyssey of the Mind, it's Elementary
Both elementary schools in Berthoud had teams performing in the Division I category in the Odyssey of the Mind Long's Peak Tournament this weekend. Berthoud Elementary School The team from Berthoud Elementary, chose the Nature Trail'R, a NASA sponsored problem. The "Trail"R" refers to a trail and a trailer that are included in the problem. The team had to design, build and drive a human-powered vehicle and camper that would go on a camping trip. When the vehicle arrived at the ... Full Story
Three Cups of Tea — Berthoud by the Book Selection
A community reading event and more for all ages There are the versions of Three Cups of Tea to checkout, read and discuss: Adult version: Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Time by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin. Young Adult Version: Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Journey to Change the World, One Child at a Time by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin. Children's Version: Listen ... Full Story
Second annual Berthoud Bash, March 20
It's not too late to make your reservation, but don't wait too long. The Berthoud Bash is the creation of the Berthoud Schools Fund, which operates under the umbrella of theThompson Education Foundation. The Berthoud Bash was instituted last year to raise money to purchase technology for Berthoud Schools. The founders wanted to allow schools to purchase equipment that would enhance our students learning, equipment that is not in the school district budget. The wish list from the ... Full Story
Citizens First introduces the candidates
Dorian Ryan opened the Citizens First meeting on Saturday announcing a bad news-good news message; she said that that only three candidates had filed for the three vacancies on the town board. The good news was that all were at the meeting. She introduced incumbent Dick Shepard who explained why he decided to seek another term on the board. He said, "Being a trustee is a large personal commitment and takes a great deal of time." He had been thinking about running since ... Full Story


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Bruins prepare for another back-to-back | 03.10.13 at 11:44 am ET |
WILMINGTON — The Bruins returned to practice Sunday at Ristuccia Arena in preparation for a back-to-back in Ottawa Monday and Pittsburgh Tuesday. This week's will be the Bruins' second of three back-to-backs in the month of March.
The lines appeared to be the same as they have been since the team called up Jordan Caron, with the 22-year-old splitting duties with Jay Pandolfo on Chris Kelly's line.
The 16-3-3 B's woke up Sunday with the second most points in the Eastern Conference, trailing the 16-5-4 Canadiens by one point. The Habs, who have 36 points to Boston's 35, have played three more games (25) than the Bruins (22).
After bad luck and bad games, Jordan Caron happy to be back with Bruins | 03.08.13 at 2:57 pm ET |
WILMINGTON — Jordan Caron feels that Friday's call-up was a long time coming, but a myriad of factors — the lockout, injuries and inconsistency — made his wait to resume his NHL career a little longer.
Caron, who was drafted 25th overall by the Bruins in 2009, was called up and sent down over half a dozen times last season, but he strung together some success at this time last year. From March 4 to March 10, Caron had points in four straight games, scoring three goals and adding four assists for seven points.
When the Bruins traded Benoit Pouliot in the offseason and Brian Rolston did not return, it appeared Caron could be destined to finally be given a full-time shot for the B's after going up and down between Boston and Providence in his first two seasons. That didn't happen, as the lockout forced him to begin the season in Providence, where he suffered a shoulder injury that kept him out of training camp when the NHL finally got the ball rolling in January.
"I had a really good second half last year, and I wanted to come here this year and keep going in the same path," he said. "Obviously with the lockout, it didn't go that way. Going down to Providence, I wasn't really happy about it, but there was nothing I could do. I just wanted to go out there and play and be ready for the when the [NHL] season would start."
It wasn't the only injury he had to deal with. After Caron returned from his shoulder injury, he took to the face on Jan. 31 (there is still a noticeable cut under his right eye), which caused him to miss time. Factor in that he wasn't playing necessarily well in Providence (10 goals, five assists in 44 games), and there's more than enough evidence that it's been a frustrating season for the 22-year-old winger.
"I wanted to be here," he said. "With the lockout, it was kind of bad luck, but I was trying to focus as much as I could in Providence. I'm not having my best season ever, but I think right now, just being here, it's like a new season, a new start. Hopefully I can get it going even better."
The good news for Caron is that he has picked it up of late, with four goals and three assists for seven points over his last nine games. He attributes his recent success to being put on a line with Christian Hanson and Bobby Robins, which he says has allowed him to "get back to basics."
With Chris Bourque down in Providence, it would appear Caron's new linemates figure to be Chris Kelly and Rich Peverley when he gets into the lineup. Caron skated with the line in Friday's practice, splitting left wing duties with Jay Pandolfo. Claude Julien wouldn't say after Friday's practice whether the B's intend to get Caron into the lineup Saturday against the Flyers, but Caron would welcome a reunion with Kelly after spending time on his line last season.
"Obviously Kells is a really good defensive player and is really smart on the ice," Caron said. "For my part, my job is to go on the forecheck and create turnovers, so I know with Kells, I've just got to go and not think about posting up as the third man."
In 71 career NHL games, Caron has 10 goals and 12 assists for the Bruins. Despite how long ago it may have been, he's still encouraged by what he was able to do in the second half of last season, and the Bruins expect him to build on it.
"I thought he played pretty well at the end of last year," Julien said. "He's a big body. He's strong along the walls. We asked him to do some things in Providence this year — take pucks to the net and go to the net — and he's done that. It's about giving him that opportunity now to show us that he's gotten better."
Bruins recall Jordan Caron, Chris Bourque clears waivers | at 12:05 pm ET |
WILMINGTON — The Bruins Bruins recalled forward Jordan Caron from Providence Friday morning, a day after the team waived Chris Bourque with the intention of assigning him to Providence. Bourque cleared waivers at noon on Friday, so he will be able to play for Boston's AHL affiliate.
The callup is an intriguing one, as Caron was expected to compete for a job on the third line this season, but was injured prior to training camp. Caron, who showed some flashes with the B's late last season, has had an underwhelming season in the AHL this year, with 10 goals and five assists for 15 points in 44 games.
The Bruins put Caron in a silver (third line) jersey in Friday's practice. He shared duties with Jay Pondolfo as the left wing on the line with Chris Kelly and Rich Peverley.
Caron was the Bruins' first round pick (25th overall) in the 2009 draft and has played 75 games for Boston in the 2010-11 and 2011-12 season, though he's yet to play in the NHL this year. Last season, he scored seven goals and added eight assists for 15 points in 48 games.
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Bruins hold off-ice workouts | 01.18.13 at 12:00 pm ET |
WILMINGTON — The Bruins stayed off the ice Friday at Ristuccia Arena, taking a day for off-ice workouts after skating for the previous five days. Only Jordan Caron (out with an upper-body injury) and Milan Lucic (who missed Thursday's practice due to the birth of his daughter) took the ice, which had to be disappointing for those in the packed stands.
The Bruins will kick off the season Saturday at TD Garden against the Rangers, marking the first game of their 48-game schedule. Two of the Bruins' first three games will come against the Rangers, who finished first in the Eastern Conference last regular season and added power forward Rick Nash in a trade with the Blue Jackets.
"I think it's a good want to start for us," Claude Julien said. "It's a team that I think a lot of people are predicting has a real good chance of winning a Stanley Cup, so we might as well get at it right away and play against a good team. If anything, it will certainly make us better quicker, and to me, it's a great way to start."
Jordan Caron skates, Milan Lucic absent from Bruins practice | 01.17.13 at 11:04 am ET |
WILMINGTON — A familiar face made an appearance as injured forward Jordan Caron skated with strength and conditioning coach John Whitesides prior to Thursday's Bruins practice at Ristuccia Arena.
Caron, who had been playing at Providence this season but is out with an upper-body injury, did not stay on the ice for practice.
Absent from Thursday's session was Milan Lucic (personal reasons), with Jay Pandolfo filling in for him on the first line in practice and Gregory Campbell replacing him on the first power-play unit during special teams work. The power play units were as follows:
PP1: Zdeno Chara, David Krejci/Rich Peverley, Campbell, Nathan Horton, Tyler Seguin
PP2: Dennis Seidenberg, Dougie Hamilton, Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron, Chris Bourque
Practice was delayed for a number of minutes due to a fan in the stands needing medical attention. The fan was placed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.
Bruins assign Dougie Hamilton to OHL, Jordan Caron among players headed to AHL | 09.14.12 at 5:36 pm ET |
The Bruins announced Friday that they have sent 23 players to Providence, a list that is led by winger Jordan Caron. In addition to announcing the players assigned to Providence, the team also assigned defenseman Dougie Hamilton and goalie Malcolm Subban to their OHL teams.
While the transfer agreement between the NHL and CHL has expired, Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli said last week that he believes teams would be able to have junior-eligible players start a locked out season in junior and then come to the NHL when a new collective bargaining agreement is in place. The team intends to do that with Hamilton, who had 72 points in 50 regular-season games last season.
With the Bruins' rookie camp cancelled and the NHL picture unclear, Hamilton joined up with his former-turned-current team this month, IceDogs coach Marty Williamson told WEEI.com Friday.
"He's been practicing with us for the last two weeks almost," Williamson said following the announcement. "He's been here practicing but hasn't played any exhibition games. Now that they've made the announcement, he'll start Thursday with us and play his first game."
The following players were sent to Providence: Matt Bartkowski, Ryan Button, Carter Camper, Jordan Caron, Colby Cohen, Tommy Cross, Craig Cunningham, Justin Florek, Michael Hutchinson, Jared Knight, Torey Krug, Kevan Miller, Adam Morrison, Tyler Randell, Max Sauve, Ryan Spooner, Niklas Svedberg, Zach Trotman and David Warsofsky. Veterans Garnet Exelby, Christian Hanson, Jamie Tardif and Trent Whitfield will also report to Providence after clearing waivers.
One notable absence from that list is forward Tyler Seguin. The 20-year-old has played in 175 NHL games (including playoffs) and is thus not exempt from the waiver process in order to send him to the AHL. However, it is Seguin's understanding that there is a scenario in which he could play in the AHL this season.
Tyler Seguin: 'My understanding is I could go to [AHL]' | at 2:18 pm ET |
WILMINGTON — As players figure out where they might spend the NHL lockout, Tyler Seguin helped clear up his situation a bit by saying he believes he is eligible to play in the AHL this season.
Seguin is a veteran of 175 NHL games (including playoffs) and would seemingly have to go through waivers, but the third-year winger said (vaguely) that he thinks he can play in the AHL.
"My understanding is I could go to Providence," he said. "I haven't decided anything and we haven't talked about anything. I haven't talked to management since [signing] the contract, so nothing's going in forward motion with that stuff. I'm just trying to wait it out and hopefully something happens here with the CBA."
A source told WEEI.com that Seguin could not get to the AHL without clearing waivers because of how many games he's played, though the possibility exists (as pointed out by Mike Loftus of the Patriot Ledger on Twitter) that waivers could be avoided if a situation arises in which Seguin could simply sign an AHL contract.
The rule regarding waivers states that players who signed their entry-level deals at age 18 (as Seguin did) would be exempt from waivers if they played less than 160 NHL games. Seguin, at the aforementioned 175 games, does not qualify.
Earlier in the week, Seguin said that he was considering either the AHL or potentially looking at Europe, something he reiterated Friday.
"You've got to be cautious and have some options," he said. "Obviously I have mine, but for right now you want to play NHL hockey first. That's what I'm hoping for."
According to the Boston Globe's Kevin Paul Dupont, Jordan Caron will play for Providence if there's a lockout. Given that he has played 73 games at the NHL, he will be exempt from waivers. The B's placed Garnet Exelby, Christian Hanson, Jamie Tardif, and Trent Whitfield on waivers this week in order to have them play in the AHL.
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James Patterson
Be prepared to be thrilled as you've never been before! Featuring North America's foremost thriller authors, Thriller is the first collection of pure thriller stories ever published. Offering up heart-pumping tales of suspense in all its guises are thirty-two of the most critically acclaimed and award-winning names in the business. From the signature characters that made such authors as David Morrell and John Lescroart famous to four of the hottest new voices in the genre, this blockbuster will ...
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To Kill a Thief
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For Devin Brandon it's just another assignment--find who's behind the murder of three top scientists from Dallas firm CAC...or determine that the deaths really are a huge coincidence as the FBI contends. Devin goes undercover as a corporate planner, but it doesn't take him long to realize that he's facing a thief every bit as dedicated, and capable, as Devin himself. Going undercover has its own drawbacks: he's sure one of the administrative assistants was involved in a case he worked while in N...
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Ray Garton
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13 Days - The Pythagoras Conspiracy
L.A. Starks
Energy executive Lynn Dayton thinks her challenge is fixing the troubled Houston refinery her company just bought. But she discovers she must save it, and hundreds of people in nearby Ship Channel plants, from injuries and deaths directed by a French saboteur. Simultaneously, she fights off threats to her own life. As Lynn deals with chemical leaks, disloyal employees, a new season of hurricanes, and mounting casualties, corrupted idealist Robert Guillard plans to manipulate her through her vuln...
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J.T. Ellison
Ten victims, each with pale skin and long dark hair. All have been slashed across the throat, the same red lipstick smeared across their lips.In the mid-1980s the Snow White Killer terrorized the streets of Nashville, Tennessee. Then suddenly the murders stopped. A letter from the killer to the police stated that his work was done.Now four more bodies are found, marked with his fatal signature. The residents of Nashville fear a madman has returned, decades later, to finish his sick fairy tale. H...
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2012 Montezuma's Revenge
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Montezuma returns just in time to prevent the end of the world as predicted by the Mayan calendar? As he said, "Bean there, done that?" Yes, the world as we know it will end on December 21st, 2012, just like the Mayan calendar predicted. No, it won't be a result of nuclear war or a pandemic of some strange avian flu. The end of the planet won't be caused by SUVs pouring exhaust into the air, aerosol cans or non-recyclable grocery bags. No space aliens are coming to eat us and the planet ...
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A Bullet for the Environment
George W. J. Laidlaw
This is an era where the youth or doubters no long accept what is told to them. No longer are they willing, like their parents to believe those in power are truly responsible and caring. Too many examples of their failure in parliament or from disasters seen on the nightly TV news have proved that trust is no longer possible. The governments' line, as well as the positions taken by big companies fall on disbelieving minds. In the case of the environmental protection carried out by oil and gas co...
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A Cry for a Hero
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An act of carelessness on a camping trip causes things to go horribly wrong for Jack Ramsey. When a scavenging grizzly rips apart his camp, Jack plays dead to survive, and this triggers an out-of-body experience. Test-flighting his soul body, he discovers fantastic powers, then stumbles upon a terrorist's plot to destroy Boston, the Cradle of Democracy. Jack ignores the odds and answers the call by transforming into the superhero Ram, then uses his powers to fight the terrorists. Fiction's first...
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A Dangerous Dance
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A Dangerous Remedy
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The owner of a multi-national pharmaceutical company fears that the arrival of a herbal remedy on the market will damage his profits so he sets out to ruthlessly destroy his competitor.
A Dutch Affair
Sally Dixon
Sadime is alienated from her Moroccan family. Despite her father's threats, she wants a boyfriend of her own choosing. Young Dutch student Jaap van der Broek is captive by Sadime, but their relationship looks doomed. Ironically, terrorist Abdul is the catalyst who will bring them all together?
A Fat Boy is Missing
George W. J. Laidlaw
Losing a father in a post war military air disaster is cruel; growing up without a father leaves a scar for life. The military had for over 20 years successfully avoided telling the truth to the families who lost loved ones and to the world when in 1950 a US Peacemaker, the B-36 was lost over British Columbia, Canada, carrying nuclear weapons. Sarah Redbourne has started to raise the eyebrows of the archaeological world with her pre-Aztec discoveries down in the Yucatan peninsula, yet a letter f...
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A Fateful Legacy
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A Fear Unnatural
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Terror has been made?but not controlled. When a hysterical man runs into the woods, screaming that he is being chased by angels, he is dismissed by police as being little more than a lunatic or a drug addict. But as two detectives from the Whitewater Falls police detachment start to investigate the man's disappearance, they uncover the clues that lead to a reclusive commune, abandoned children, and a supernatural force that is beginning to attack the citizens of their own town. Together th...
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A.W. Lambert
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A Lingering Passion
Lee Barwood
A haunting revived and set in motion by an obsessed producer's search for the truth of his family history reaches out to ensnare the cast of a revived play. As cast members face old ghosts, both their own and those bound to a century-old theater, love and jealousy clash as greed and fear drive the living and the dead alike. Producer Stan Richards, obsessed with his family history and his own drive for fame, resolves to find the truth about his great-grandfather in the Ozarks town where he perf...
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A Mission of Evil
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June McDowell, Terri Jewell, Ahmed Zawaibi and Kim Bessinger were innocent bystanders pulled into a whirlpool of conspiracy by terrorists plotting to destroy Denver Internatioanl Airport. Khalid Kadrim, Ahmed's cousin, came to Denver on the pretext of a visit. He brought a group of terrorists with him and invaded Ahmed's home and life. June did not know her act of kindness to Teri would put her life and her family's in danger. Terri perished but her friend Kim doggedly searches for her not reali...
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A Necessary Evil [A Maggie O'Dell Novel]
Alex Kava
Someone is killing Catholic priests across America--ritualized murders that speak of vengeance and hatred. As the killing spree continues unabated, it quickly becomes very clear to Maggie O'Dell--the FBI profiler assigned to the case--that more than one perpetrator is responsible. As she begins to drill down into the facts, Maggie discovers a disturbing Internet role-playing game for youths who have been victims of male authority figures--including Catholic priests. With the first real lead in t...
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A Perfect Evil [A Maggie O'Dell Novel]
Alex Kava
A Killer Is Watching ... The brutal murders of three young boys paralyze the citizens of Platte City, Nebraska. What's worse is the grim realization that the man recently executed for the crimes was a copycat. When Sheriff Nick Morrelli is called to the scene of another grisly murder, it becomes clear that the real predator is still at large, waiting to kill again. Morrelli understands the urgency of the case terrorizing his community, but it's the experienced eye of FBI criminal profiler Maggie...
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A Slip of Wormwood [An Echelon Press Short Story]
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A Voice in the Dark
Jenna Ryan
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A Wrongful Death [Barbara Holloway Series Book 10]
Kate Wilhelm
Who knew that being a Good Samaritan would lead Barbara Holloway to face her biggest challenge ever: being named prime suspect in a high-profile kidnapping? The peace and quiet of Barbara's retreat on the Oregon coast is shattered when a terrified young boy calls to her as she walks along a deserted beach. Frantically he leads her to a cabin deep in the woods where his mother lies senseless and battered--clearly left for dead. Barbara runs for help, but by the time she returns with the police an...
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Absence of Light
Rick Giernoth
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Blackberry Crisp
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Comforting dessert downsized for two. Recipe published in Taste of Home February/March 2004.
Yield: 2 servings
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- 2 cup(s) fresh or frozen blackberries
- 2 tablespoon(s) sugar
- 1 teaspoon(s) cornstarch
- 1 1/2 teaspoon(s) water
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) lemon juice
- 1/2 cup(s) quick-cooking oats
- 1/4 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup(s) packed brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- 1/4 cup(s) cold butter
- Vanilla ice cream
- • Place blackberries in a greased 1-qt. baking dish. In a small bowl, combine the sugar, cornstarch, water and lemon juice until smooth. Pour over berries. Combine the oats, flour, brown sugar and cinnamon; cut in butter until crumbly. Sprinkle over berries.
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24 You can't! - because you are less than nothing. Whoever chooses you is an abomination! | 24 But you are less than nothing and your works are utterly worthless; he who chooses you is detestable. |
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Crackdown 2 developer, Ruffian is feeling the pressure to deliver a worthy sequel to the acclaimed open-world crime-em-up, it's told CVG.
Ruffian producer, James Cope admitted development "hasn't gone entirely smoothly" as the studio has had to juggle both setting up a new company and putting out a decent sequel in a short space of time.
When asked if Ruffian was feeling the pressure over Crackdown 2's success, Cope replied: "Oh completely.
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In the finest Jay Ward tradition, George of the Jungle— set in the appropriately warped Imgwee Gwee Valley— was a great kids' cartoon with humor that adults could enjoy.
George was a dimwitted, clumsier version of Tarzan, who, despite the warning in the catchy opening theme to "watch out for that tree," would inevitably eat bark as he splatted into trunk after trunk.
But his awkwardness was only one of life's daily difficulties for the hunky, loin-clothed ape man. George would often forget that his curvaceous wife Ursula (voiced by Jay Ward staple June Foray) was a woman, and that his pet Shep was an elephant, not "a big, gray, peanut-eating dog." Luckily, George was often helped out by his more-human-than-ape friend, the erudite Ape.
Sharing the half-hour was Super Chicken, a.k.a. Henry Cabot Henhouse III, an ordinary, run-of-the-coup millionaire fowl who became his alter-ego after downing some Super Sauce. With the help of his reluctant and cowardly lion pal, Fred, Super Chicken would fly around in his Supercoupe tracking down criminals. Fred, who wore a backwards "F" on his shirt and doubled as Henry's butler, was always reminded by his employer, "You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred!"
Rounding out the program was a third segment, Tom Slick. Tom was the coolest race driver this side of Speed Racer. Well, maybe not the coolest, but at least the funniest. With his never-fail optimism, Tom would calmly tell his girlfriend, "There's no such word as failure in auto racing, Marigold." Good-guy Tom would repeatedly have to face cheating competitors like the Teutonic Baron Otto Matic. Leading the crowd's trademark "Boo!" and "Yeah!" was Tom's sassy grandmother, Gertie.
The last of the Jay Ward shows, George of the Jungle was continuously repeated in syndication and brought back in reruns on Fox in 1992 and ABC in 1995. In 1997, the show was made into a live-action Disney film starring Brendan Fraser, which won a new worldwide generation of fans to the tree-hugging twit.
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As if it's not bad enough that I get only very rare male blossoms on my zukes and patty pans, both of my Sunburst patty-pans' male flowers are pollenless. The stigma looks small and stunted and not a grain of pollen to be seen. The zuke nearby has plenty of pollen on his large, dusty stigma. Is this a phase they go thru? Weather induced? Bad seed? What's the deal? |
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No, they're not young at all. They were planted very early and suffered through an extended cold, wet spring time. They're several feet wide with huge leaves and more female blossoms that I can shake a stick at. It's just the two Sunbursts having this problem, the zuke right next to them has normal male flowers, although damn few. |
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Frak is a Shibboleth!
127 years ago today the Oxford English Dictionary published its first volume (A to ANT), so I thought I'd pay tribute with the story of how I recently learned the word "shibboleth."
While rubbing elbows with fancy people at the recent OED re-launch party, I had the chance to meet contributors Matt Kohl and Katherine Connor Martin. Naturally the topic of conversation came to words, and I brought up one I had been using a lot lately: frak (the fictional version of "fuck" on Battlestar Galactica). I explained that I just started watching the show (better late than never, no?) and had been testing "frak" out in conversation to pick up other fans. Matt said, oh that's a "shibboleth."


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Dockworkers and terminal operators reach agreementSTEVEN GREENHOUSE
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Cargo ships dock at Port Elizabeth, N.J.,. The International Longshoremens Association, a dockworkers union, reached a deal to avoid a strike that had been set for Sunday.A top federal mediator announced Friday that shipping companies and the East Coast longshoremens union have reached a deal on their main point of dispute and that the union has agreed to drop its threat of a coastwide strike this Sunday.
The mediator said the two sides have agreed to extend the existing contract by 30 days to Jan. 28 to try to reach agreement on other remaining issues, including what the companies say are antiquated work rules.
The partial agreement means that the union, the International Longshoremens Association, will not carry through on its threat to have 14,500 dockworkers go on strike this Sunday at 14 ports stretching from Boston to Houston.
While some significant issues remain, I am cautiously optimistic that they can be resolved in the 30-day extension period, said the mediator, George H. Cohen, the director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
In a news release, Cohen said the two sides had reached an agreement in principle on a particularly contentious issue, known as container royalty payments.
The companies share those payments with union members for each ton of cargo handled. The union had for months denounced the companies proposal to freeze those payments for current longshoremen and eliminate them for all future hires.
The United States Maritime Alliance, a group of shipping companies and terminal owners, says it paid $211 million in container royalties to the dock workers last year, averaging $15,500 per eligible union member.
James A. Capo, the alliances chairman, said the royalty payments amounted to $10 an hour on top of what he said were already generous wages.
This issue seems to have dwarfed anything else, Capo said in an interview this week.
The maritime alliance said the longshoremen earn $124,000 a year on average in wages and benefits, including the royalty payments. Union officials said those figures were exaggerated and put average annual wages at $75,000 before benefits. Under the current contract, most longshoremen earn $32 an hour.
The container payments were created in the 1960s to compensate the longshoremen because many lost their jobs as seaports embraced automation and the use of standardized, 40-foot-long containers to ship goods. Largely as a result of those trends, employment of longshoremen in the Port of New York and New Jersey, the busiest East Coast port, has dropped to 3,500 from 35,000 in the 1960s.
The shipping companies see the royalty payments as a relic of decades past. The union still sees the payments as a core part of wages and as an important way to share productivity gains with members. The payments come to $4.85 a ton, the union said.
Harold Daggett, the unions president, resisted the push by the shippers alliance, known as USMX, to freeze the royalty payments. As the strike deadline approached, he said, USMX seems intent on gutting a provision of our master contract that ILA members fought and sacrificed for years to achieve.
Matthew Shay, president of the National Retail Federation, applauded Fridays announcement but said a contract extension does not provide the level of certainty that retailers and other industries were looking for.
We welcome todays news that a contract extension has been reached, he said in a statement. However, we continue to urge both parties to remain at the negotiating table until a long-term contract agreement is finalized.
His federation and more than 100 other business groups wrote to President Barack Obama last week urging him to invoke his emergency powers under the 1947 Taft-Hartley Act to enjoin a strike. Labor experts said Obama would have been caught between fears that a strike would damage the already-weak economy and worries that enjoining a strike would anger allies in the labor movement.MORE IN National / World BusinessNEW YORK SpongeBob fans rejoice: Nickelodeon is the latest cable channel to plan a stand-alone... Full StoryWASHINGTON Never mind dropping oil prices. U.S. Full StoryLONDON Royal Dutch Shell Plc plans to resume drilling in Alaska this year even as it plans to... Full Story -
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After sharpening his culinary skills in his native Japan at Monsel Ton Ton Restaurant in Tokyo and the five-star Westin Osaka, Chef Yamamoto Lee relocated to Milwaukee, where he now brings nearly 30 years of culinary experience to the kitchen at Midori Fusion. The eatery, which was featured as the Restaurant of the Month by Key Milwaukee, satiates cravings for Japanese cuisine with an extensive menu of appetizers—such as fried bean curd and tempura squid—and traditional entrees, including beef short ribs, tempura shrimp, and salmon teriyaki. Chef Lee also creates more than 70 classic and unique sushi and sashimi options, from a spicy tuna roll to the no-carb roll wrapped in crabmeat and Dr. Atkins' diploma.
Kiku Japanese Cuisine nabbed numerous accolades in Express Milkwaukee ?s Best of Milwaukee 2012 and 2013 for lavishing guests with both a friendly staff that jots orders until 3 a.m. on weekends, and a vast menu of seafood-centric cuisine. Sushi chefs roll up more than 40 fillings into artfully plated sushi rolls, crowning their creations with creative flourishes such as fresh mango. Fish and vegetables can also transform from raw to sizzling with a dunk into tempura batter, which imparts a crispy golden sheen and keeps chopsticks too busy to assist with walrus impersonations.
Umami Moto showcases the very freshest ingredients prepared by leading chefs to give diners an amazing selection of foods designed to please any palate. Many recipes are taken from age-old Japanese collections. The miso soup and lobster chowder have layers of wonderful flavors. If you're simply looking for a light meal, try something off the Small Plates menu. Choose from fried calamari, lettuce wraps, tuna poke, Korean short ribs and many others. The entrée menu continues with numerous delicious choices including kung pao chicken, shrimp fried rice and tuna with wasabi. On the nigiri menu, diners will enjoy smoked salmon, yellowtail, lobster, scallops, and many others. The selection of sushi rolls is extensive and includes avocado rolls, salmon roll, and kampyo roll to name a few. The inside out rolls are tasty but save room for the umami signature sushi plates.
Japanica is a Milwaukeean restaurant that serves some of the best Japanese food in the area. Their hibachi rivals the best you've ever had- hardly a surprise considering how the restaurant goes out of its way to get the finest, juiciest slices of beef which it sears to perfection for your culinary pleasure. The scallops are fresh, firm and sweet- the day's catch. Some other delicious dishes to sample here include the Temaki, California rolls, and miso soup. Their extensive sake collection is perfect for mixing and matching with their selection of mouthwatering sushi rolls. The cutesy decorative parasols and authentic shoji screen dividers give Japanica a charming far-eastern identity that makes dining there a feast for the senses.
Izumi Japanese Restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine, primarily sushi and izakaya-style dining. Choose to sit at the sushi bar, at traditional Japanese-style tables, or Western-style tables. The decor here is lovely. Lacquered blonde wood, white Japanese lanterns, and white screens set the atmosphere wonderfully. It is comfortable and clean with a simple beauty. The menu includes a variety of choices for fresh sushi dishes. Select a specialty item, or ask for a specific type of fish. The kitchen menu includes several options of tempura, broiled or grilled meats, and teriyaki. Take your pick, and relax in this authentic Japanese experience!
Inside Sake Tumi's main dining room and private banquet areas, guests sample everything from colorful sashimi to peppered tenderloin. During dinner, the menu is home to a variety of Japanese classics such as sushi rolls, as well as Korean barbecue dishes including beef bulgogi. Midday visitors can order up traditional bento boxes during lunch, which neatly pack soup, salad, and sides alongside various entrees.


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Anyone can ID this variety please? This small 7' tree in West Palm Beach was bearing a good crop over Thanksgiving weekend. Fruits were around 3 inches long & still hard but with full color (bit more of a lemon-yellow than orangish as the picture suggests) Back in January 2009 it had only a few fruits (maybe suggesting crop ripens in December?) but tree was somewhat smaller then so it could have been due to size. Fruit looks more slender than 'Bruce' and not as pointy as the 'Fairchild' type that i've seen in pictures.. - Mario |
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Industry | eCommerce/Online Travel |
Founded | 2007 |
Founder | Ashish Kashyap |
Headquarters | Gurgaon, India, India. |
Products | Domestic and International Flight Bookings, Hotels and Holidays bookings and Bus bookings. |
Slogan | "We Love Travel" |
Website | ibibo |
ibiboGroup is an E-commerce and online travel organization founded in January 2007 by Ashish Kashyap.[1] ibiboGroup is a part of Naspers (MIH).
ibiboGroup owns, b2c online travel aggregator : goibibo.com; online bus ticketing platform : redBus.in and 51% stake in B2B travel platform;[2] travelboutiqueonline. ibiboGroup also owns a minority stake in Naspers' global payments business, PayU Global.[3]
In 2013, ibiboGroup was named one of the top five most trusted ecommerce brands in India in The Brand Trust Report India Study – 2013.[4] Ashish Kashyap, the CEO, was named one of the top 100 icons of India's digital ecosystem.[5]
Ibibo started as a social network in 2007[6] and pivoted to an e-commerce and travel organization. In 2009 Goibibo.com was launched[7] to enable travelers search, compare and buy across travel categories. A width of travel suppliers comprising: air tickets, bus tickets; holidays and hotels are available on Goibibo.com. Goibibo also has presence across mobile app stores such as iOS,[8] Android[9] and Windows[10]
Acquisition & Investments[edit]
redBus.in was founded in to 2007 and it became part of ibibo Group in 2013 via a 100% acquisition.[11] Redbus.in is India's number one online bus ticketing platform both on mobile as well as desktop.[12] The business owns three products - redBus™, BOGDS™, SeatSeller™ serving the fragmented bus industry in India. redBus™ is consumer a facing travel brand enabling customers to buy tickets on internet and mobile. BOGDS™ is a cloud solution built for bus operators. Thousands of bus operators in India use this platform. SeatSeller™ is GDS for bus inventory distribution. Over 10,000 retail agents including the OTAs use SeatSeller to sell bus tickets to their customers.
redBus won the 'Global Mobile Innovation in Travel Award'[13] announced by Eyefortravel in March, 2014. It also won the Business Standard Annual Award for 'The Most Innovative Company of 2013' earlier this year.
In March 2014 ibiboGroup acquired Bangalore-based startup YourBus, strengthening its offering in the bus travel space.[14]
YourBus, founded by BITS-Pilani graduates Rajesh Mallipeddi and Satya Padmanabham in 2011,[15] is a GPS-based bus tracking and analytics platform. The YourBus application on a smartphone shows you the location of your bus in real time on a map. It also tells you the arrival time at your pickup point. It provides SMS updates, useful particularly for those with feature phones.[16]
PayU India Launch[edit]
In 2011, Ibibo quietly rolled out its payment gateway innovation called PayU in the Indian market, to permit websites to integrate e-commerce transactions through online payments.[17] With PayU, a business can process payment by using Visa and MasterCard credit cards and debit cards (for more than 50 banks), and Net Banking for major banks including ICICI, HDFC, SBI, Axis Bank and others. Payu has the facility of API integration and transaction analytics for faster and secure payment processing.[18]
Management Team[edit]
- Ashish Kashyap, Group CEO
- Pankaj Jain, CFO
- Pratap K Singh, President, IT Operations
- Priyanka Dhaul, Director - HR
- Sanjay Bhasin, CEO - Goibibo.com
- Deepak Tuli, COO - Goibibo.com
- Vikalp Sahni, CTO - Goibibo.com
- ^ Ashish Kashayp, YourStory, June 27, 2012
- ^ MIH Group acquires 51% stake in Tek Travels, The Economic Times, Apr. 2012
- ^ Ibibo Group secures minority stake in Nasper's PayU Global, Mar. 13, 2014
- ^ Most trusted online brand in India, The Times Of India, Feb. 26, 2013
- ^ IMPACT Digital Power 100
- ^ Ibibo.com Launched New Ad Commercial, Business Wire India, Jan. 8, 2008.
- ^ Goibibo.com CrunchBase profile"
- ^ Goibibo iOS application
- ^ Goibibo Android App
- ^ Goibibo WindowsPhone App
- ^ redBus sold to Ibibo, The Times Of India, Jun. 21, 2013
- ^ ibiboGroup Acquires redBus.in, The Telegraph, Jun. 21, 2013
- ^ Winners of Mobile Innovation in Travel
- ^ The Times of India, Mar. 21, 2014
- ^ YourBus integration with RedBus prompted acquisition, LiveMint, Mar. 21, 2014
- ^ Naspers-Backed ibiboGroup Acquires Online Bus Tracking And Analytics Startup YourBus In India, TechCrunch, Mar. 19, 2014
- ^ Naspers Launches Payment Gateway PayU In India, MediaNama, Oct.7, 2011
- ^ PayU – Payment Gateway for Indian market, iamWire, Oct.7, 2011