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Bow Down, b*tches—Queen Bee is in the building. Sick of the constant shade being thrown in her direction, Beyoncé puts jealous haters in their place on a new single, released Sunday without warning via her official site. Along with her brash new brand of swagger, Bey exhibits a brash disregard for songwriting conventions. After an opening third aimed at the singer's pale imitators (including, many have speculated, Keri Hilson), the Hit-Boy-produced cut switches gears for I Been On, a syrupy-slow second movement which finds Knowles celebrating her H-Town roots through a pitch-lowering studio effect. Gritty and stylistically audacious, this single will undoubtedly leave fans wondering what else Beyoncé has up her sleeve. The project to which this joint is attached as yet lacks a drop date, but we'll keep you supplied with further details and song releases as they emerge.
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Make and share this Spider Pretzels recipe from Food.com.
Nutrition- 2 round crackers
- 2 teaspoons creamy peanut butter or 2 teaspoons cream cheese
- 8 small pretzel sticks
- 2 raisins
- Spread peanut butter on one cracker and "sandwich" with the other cracker.
- Insert eight pretzel legs into the filling between the crackers.
- Use dabs of peanut butter to affix the raisin eyes.
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These are so cute and my nephews loved them! They dont care for raisins so I used half of a peanut for the eyes. A healthier snack for kids too, next time I might try some cheese spread. Thank you MommyMakes for posting this recipe.
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I made this for my 7 year old as a fun treat after a half day of school and he loved it!! I think this will be made often at our house! Although, being a little science know-it-all, he wanted to know if I was only going to use TWO eyes... :) Thanks!!
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A great quick lunch on Halloween when your kids are home sick! I did go screaming down the hall yelling "Trent! Trent! We have an arachnid problem!" (He's 7 and used to my hysterics! LOL) He and his sister loved them! I used chocolate chips instead of the raisins, though! Thanks MM!
Nutrition Info
Serving Size: 1 (44 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 95.5
- Calories from Fat 61
- 65%
- Total Fat 6.9 g
- 10%
- Saturated Fat 1.3 g
- 6%
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Why? Out of nowhere it stopped working, it's annoying I can't watch YouTube big screen. Yes the auto rotate box is on. I guess I'll try a reset but anyone else had this? Sent from my DROID RAZR using DroidForums
By reset you don't mean factory reset do you? Just do a "hard" reset, with the phone on hold down the power button and the volume down button until the phone reboots. Should take about 8 seconds or so.
Rebooting usually fixes it. If that doesn't work: Uncheck the box for auto rotate, reboot, re-check the box and reboot. It may just be confused. (Try yelling loudly at it too?)
No I meant reboot off and on lol and I already did and it fixed it, I thought of that while I was making this thread which is weird thanks though! Sent from my DROID RAZR using DroidForums
Yup my maxx has done this 3 times since I've owned it. I just restart the phone. Hoping a future update will fix this and hoping it's not a hardware thing.
Has happened to me also. It seems to follow after a screen time out while being in landscape. Have pin pointed any particular app, yet! Reboot always fixes it Another... ----posted maxx'ed out----
My phone does this from time to time as well. Mainly, when I am playing temple run, and the motion controls stop working. Then I try to text using the horizontal keyboard and it will not turn horizontal. The only fix I know of is to just restart the phone. After that it works fine but it gets annoying!
my razr also did it and when I was taking pictures they were all showing up upside down. Reboot fixes it. Sent from my DROID RAZR using DroidForums
Yes rebooting helps but I find with mine if i just push the power button to put my phone in stand by wait a few seconds then again it usually works fine. But there are times you just need to reboot. Sent from my DROID RAZR using DroidForums
I have had this happen only once. I just put mine in "sleep" mode and then woke it back up. That was my fix.


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The Pittsburgh Penguins earned another come-from-behind victory tonight against the Toronto Maple Leafs by a score of 3-1.
It was a slow and unproductive start to the game through the first half until the Maple Leafs scored the first goal halfway through the second period. The Penguins chose to step it up in the third to be able to score a goal to tie the game.
Once again the Penguins' determination played a role in their win. They did not give up even when the bounces weren't going their way, which was for the majority of the game very similar to what it was this past Tuesday against the Boston Bruins. The two biggest factors in this game came in the third period: Marc-Andre Fleury's save on a breakaway attempt by Leo Komarov as well as the Penguins penalty kill.
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Partner of Ty Rosa Boutique B&B, a place for everyone to come and stay to relax and enjoy a 5 star gourmet breakfast.
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A very welcoming place with delicious home-cooked breakfasts. Paul and Stewart are very friendly hosts, who made their DVD collection available to my children and enthused about Dr Who on demand! The family had a great weekend in Cardiff and Ty Rosa is a walkable distance from both the quay and the town areas. Bus-stop immediately outside is a bonus.
Paul and Stuart are very welcoming. The booking process, accommodation and gourmet breakfast made for an amazing, stress free experience. The accommodation photos are accurate, great location, amenities are clean and comfortable. Overall a great stay!
Paul and Stuart made me feel very welcome, to both TyRosa and to Cardiff. Very helpful in assisting me to find activities, places to visit, transportation, restaurants (though they serve excellent food at the BnB too). Breakfast is awesome as is their hospitality. I enjoyed very much and will stay again next visit to Cardiff. Varied neighborhoods in the area from very upscale to less than upscale but I felt safe everywhere. The room was clean, the bed comfortable as was shared bathroom clean and dining/eating areas clean. Very friendly, highly recommended, bus stop outside the door, walking is not far and cab from heart of Cardiff is less than 5 pounds. Thank you again Paul and Stuart. Cheers!
We had a very brief but pleasant stay at Paul's. When we arrived there was an issue with the electricity which delayed us checking in by 25 mins but he was very apologetic and made us a cup of tea while we waited. The room was small but clean & comfortable with an en suite, toiletries and tea making facilities - fine for what we needed. The area is a little run down but only a £6 taxi or 20 mins walk to the city centre so hardly matters and the house itself is nice. We couldn't stay for brek unfortunately so can't comment on that. I'd certainly recommend for short stays (though I think there are larger rooms available which might be more suitable for longer breaks).
Paul's BnB is fantastic, it is really clean and well look after and as an added plus it had a lovely breakfast. I got the room with the kitchenette which had all that was needed to make a dinner. On top of that Paul is really friendly communicative and very helpful when needed. I would recommend this place to anyone that wants to stay in Cardiff.
I spent 5 days in this lovely b'n'b. Great location, lovely house and beautifully decorated. Paul was a very accommodating host. Amazing breakfast was definitely one of the highlights of the trip!
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Paul's business, Ty Rosa B&B, is beyond any doubt one of my favourite places to stay--it's totally worth a trip to Cardiff just to be a guest there. I've stayed there many times over the last few years, and every visit has been wonderful. The rooms are exquisitely decorated and offer a taste of luxury for an extremely reasonable price; they're also very comfortable and a lovely place to just relax if you're tired of sightseeing. The breakfasts certainly are five star--there's an excellent selection ranging from a buffet of cereal, yoghurt and fruit to a menu offering a variety of hot meals. The cooking is divine: a Ty Rosa breakfast is a real treat, not least because of the friendly and professional five-star service which comes with it. The B&B also offers an evening menu, and I can say from experience that choosing to dine in at Ty Rosa is a totally delicious and rewarding experience--the food can easily contend with the best of the local restaurants. Even better is the fact that Paul and Stuart cater brilliantly for special dietary requirements--as the daughter of a coeliac, this is something that I especially appreciate because a depressing number of establishments are ignorant to or uncaring of such conditions. To find such consideration for special dietary requirements is refreshing. The communal area, featuring beautiful leather sofas surrounding a real log fire, is the perfect place to relax on an evening, reading or talking or just enjoying the atmosphere. There is also a wide selection of books and DVDs available to borrow in exchange for a small contribution to charity. All the aforementioned features are wonderful and would make any stay pleasant, but what really lifts Ty Rosa to a six star establishment is the people. Paul and Stuart are an amazing, friendly couple with a natural gift for making anyone feel at home in an instant. Their radiant personalities make Ty Rosa an incredibly welcoming, entertaining place to stay, and the customer service they offer is outstanding. I would highly recommend Ty Rosa to anyone considering a visit to Cardiff. You won't regret your decision to stay there.
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German journalist Christoph Hörstel, a zealous supporter of Iran's regime and Hezbollah and an alleged denier of the Holocaust, was invited to an event at the former Sachsenhausen concentration camp to commemorate the July 20, 1944, attempt to assassinate Hitler by German officers.German author Tilman Tarach reported on Friday about the slated event on the website of the Berlin-based Jungle World weekly, causing organizers of the Sachsenhausen memorial to cancel Hörstel's appearance the same day.The planned participation of Hörstel showed that Germany's remembrance culture had "gone to the dogs," Tarach said. Organizers turned victims into perpetrators with the "planned event of a Holocaust- denier or relativist," he wrote.According to telephone information from Sachsenhausen conveyed to Tarach, Hörstel's appearance was planned as a side event and was not intended as participation in the July 20 commemoration.According to the Sachsenhausen website, the event was a tour covering those imprisoned after the assassination attempt.A number of the participants in the 1944 attack on Hitler were incarcerated at Sachsenhausen.More than 200,000 people were imprisoned in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp between 1936 and 1945, which is located just north of Berlin, in Brandenburg state.Hörstel was slated to accompany author Astrid Ley during the event on an educational tour. It is unclear whether Ley knew of Hörstel's background.Tarach recounted an example of Hörstel's playing down, or possibly denying, the Holocaust, on his Facebook page.When someone asked about revising the Holocaust, Hörstel replied, "All in good time."Hörstel has said that Germany "has in no way responsibility for the security of Israel or for its right to exist." He has spoken at the annual Al-Quds Day March in Berlin, which attracts more than 1,000 supporters of Hezbollah and Iran, and calls for the elimination of Israel.He caused embarrassment to Chancellor Angela Merkel's office when a senior German official invited him to a meeting at the Chancellery on January 29, with four Natorei Karta extremists. Hörstel (who is not Jewish) wrote an article about the meeting with Merkel's government in the socialist daily Neues Deutschland titled, "We Jews should not establish a state." Merkel's office said the invitation was a mistake as the senior official did not know the background of Natorei Karta. Neues Deutschland later deleted Hörstel's article from its website.German-Jewish commentator and satirical polemicist Henryk M. Broder sarcastically wrote on The Axis of Good website that Germany's remembrance culture is functioning "super." He recalled a comment from the late writer Eike Geisel who said that Germany's remembrance culture represents "the highest form of forget ting."Sachsenhausen's invitation to Hörstel together with his appearance at the Chancellery and Ley's alleged ignorance of Hörstel's writings and activities are proof positive that Geisel was right, Broder said."The memory of the crimes of the Nazis in the meantime serves to prepare as propaganda for the next final solution of the Jews in the Middle East," Broder wrote in connection with the Sachsenhausen controversy.The row is a reminder of other recent controversies.The Dachau concentration camp memorial faced criticism in February from Bloomberg columnist Jeffery Goldberg as he noted that the memorial's bookstore sells biographies of Philip Roth and Woody Allen, labeling it "ridiculousness."Israeli-born author Tuvia Tenenbom called for the dismissal of Dr. Volkhard Knigge, the head of the Buchenwald concentration camp memorial, after alleging that Knigge told him that Jews should have settled in Uganda instead of establishing the State of Israel. Daniel Gaede, an educator at Buchenwald, faced criticism from Tenenbom for his participation in anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian activities."This man [Gaede] spends his free time demonstrating against Israel and in support of Gaza's Palestinians," Tenenbom wrote.Knigge wrote to The Jerusalem Post at the time that "Mr. Tenenbom reproduces the conversations he held with me and the head of the memorial education department in distorted form. I never at any time said that Jews should have been settled in Uganda."
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Henry de Bromhead is not concerned about the prospect of soft ground for Sizing Europe ahead of Thursday's Clonmel Oil Chase.
The 2011 Queen Mother Champion Chase hero is set to make his second start of the campaign in the Grade Two contest, having made a winning return at Gowran Park.
De Bromhead took the 10-year-old out of the JNwine.com Champion Chase at Down Royal earlier this month as he felt three miles on rain-sodden ground would sap his stamina. However, conditions are not such a worry this time as he comes back in trip on a track the trainer believes will suit.
"Our feeling is that the ground is not such a big issue over two and a half miles. Three miles in soft ground, after witnessing last year at Down Royal, we didn't want to see that again. We'd love to see him over three miles on good ground one day and just see what he can do," said the County Waterford trainer.
"Two and a half should be fine. At two and a half last year at Down Royal he was all over the winner. I think Clonmel should be fine for him, it's a nice downhill run there. He hasn't run there before but I think he'll like it.
"He schooled around there a few times, they were very helpful when we were first going chasing, so he knows the place."
De Bromhead confirmed Sizing Europe will not be heading to Sandown to defend his Tingle Creek crown early next month, with the trainer instead electing to keep his powder dry for the Festive period.
"We won't go to the Tingle Creek, we're aiming towards Christmas. He's been entered for the King George, he'll be entered for the Paddy Power (Dial A Bet) Chase at Leopardstown and he'll also be entered for the Lexus and we'll see what the ground is like. He's in mighty form and looks amazing," he told At The Races.
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The Romanian equivalent of
Valentine Day is called Dragobete. It dates back to Dacian times and is
celebrated on February 24. Dragobete is the equivalent of Cupid, love's god in
Roman mythology, and Eros in Greek mythology.
Dragobete, Youth God in Romanian Pantheon, nicknamed
Spring Head, is celebrated, depending on the ethnographic area, on one of the
days at the end of February or beginning of March. The legend claims that
Dragobete is Dochia's son. He stands for a positive element, in opposition to
Dochia who is the bad mother of the earth, the embodiment of the old year, of
winter, according to Geto-Dacian mythology. Dochia is represented as an old woman wearing nine sheepskins that she sheds along the road as she leaves the country.
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the birds begin to build their nests and mate. Dragobete customs vary from
region to region. Considered locally the
first day of spring, it is the moment when boys and girls pick snowdrops or
other early spring plants for the person they are courting, and sing together.
The girls keep the flowers until Sanziene day when they throw the flowers in a
As a rule, young people, girls and boys, meet
at a house and spend the day together singing, eating and drinking, having a
good time. Then they go to the nearby forest and make a hora, (traditional dance).
On Dragobete morning the girls
and young women gather snow, melt it and use the water to wash their hair. They
say their hair and complexion will be pretty and liked by men all year long.
Those who take part in Dragobete
customs are supposed to be protected from illness, especially fevers, for the
rest of the year. It is a common belief in some parts of Romania that, during
this celebration, if you step over your partner's foot, you will have the
dominant role in your relationship.
Dragobete festivities, once waited anxiously
by young people living especially in Bucovina county, are almost forgotten.
Only elderly people speak about them, trying to rekindle their flame in the
heart of the young generations. I fear this is unlikely to happen as Saint Valentine Day, that has no connection to
Romanian spirituality, is a strong competitor. And a good advertiser for all
kind of trades. All Dragobete rituals
are little by little lost and replaced by the more glittering and louder ones
of Valentine Day. No matter how beautiful our traditions may be, the interculturalism
is leaving its print on the Romanian customs.
Anyway, for those who still celebrate it, I wish a Happy Dragobete Day!
Anyway, for those who still celebrate it, I wish a Happy Dragobete Day!


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Krishna, 26, is contracted to the Phoenix till the end of the 2013-14 season as an injury replacement for Paul Ifill, who ruptured an Achilles tendon in the 1-0 win over Sydney FC.
Phoenix coach Ernie Merrick said he was delighted to land the prolific striker, who previously trialled with the club under Ricki Herbert but was never signed.
"When we played Auckland City pre-season the two players who stood out for me were Albert Riera and Roy Krishna," Merrick said.
"Riera did a good, simple job in midfield winning the ball and passing it well, and he has made the transition from ASB Championship to A-League with some top-class performances.
"Krishna was quick with close technical skills and an eye for goal, and when I researched his record I was impressed. He seems the sort of player capable of taking the next step and scoring goals in the A-League."
Krishna has scored 14 goals in 22 appearances for Fiji and at former club Waitakere United he netted 72 times in 103 games.
But Merrick said Krishna would have to fight for a starting spot.
"At the Phoenix everyone works hard to get a place in the starting team," Merrick said.
"If you do well at training you get on the bench; come off the bench and do well and you get a start. Roy will get every opportunity; it is up to him now to grasp it."
Krishna said he had always dreamt of playing for the Phoenix.
"I can't wait to get to Wellington and start working with the team," Krishna said.
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370 Medical College of Wisconsin Doctors Recognized as Best Doctors in America
A total of 370 Medical College of Wisconsin faculty physicians, representing more than 40 specialties, are listed on the Best Doctors in America 2009 -2010 database. The information, compiled by Best Doctors, Inc., includes more physicians from the Medical College than any other group practice or institution in Wisconsin.
Medical College physicians account for over one-third (36.5%) of the 1,014 Wisconsin physicians listed in this year's database. More Best Doctors practice at two of the Medical College's major teaching hospital affiliates, Froedtert Hospital and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, than at any other hospitals in the state.
The database lists 302 Medical College physicians practicing at Froedtert. Of the 166 Best Doctors identified on Children's Hospital's medical staff, 130 are Medical College faculty pediatric specialists. To view the Medical College list of all 370 physicians, by name and specialty please visit the Website at www.mcw.edu/bestdoctors
Many Medical College faculty physicians on the Best Doctors list practice at both Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital as well as other Medical College hospital affiliates, including the Zablocki VA Medical Center and Community Memorial Hospital of Menomonee Falls.
The 45,000 U.S. physicians listed in the Best Doctors in America 2009 -2010 database represents the top five percent of the nation's practicing board-certified physicians. Physicians selected for inclusion are determined through a peer-review by thousands of doctors nationwide. Only those physicians who earn the consensus support of their peers as well as meet additional qualification criteria are included. The database is available to public through subscription. Additional information is available at www.bestdoctors.com. Best Doctors is a registered trademark of Best Doctors, Inc.
New Berlin physicians from the Medical College of Wisconsin are among the honorees named to Best Doctors. Their names and specialties follow:
Asriani Chiu, M.D., Pediatrics (Allergy/Immunology)
Thomas Heinrich, M.D., Psychiatry
Cheryl Hillery, M.D., Pediatrics (Hematology/Oncology)
Eric Luy, M.D., Primary Care
Harvey Woehlck, M.D., Anesthesiology
Edith Burns, M.D., Medicine (Geriatrics)
Marlene Melzer-Lange, M.D., Pediatrics (Emergency Medicine)
David Warltier, M.D., Anesthesiology
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Could this be Canterbury United's year?
The Canterbury faithful have never had a national league title. However, they got an early Christmas present when Aaron Clapham and his cobbers hammered high-flying Hawke's Bay United 4-0 at English Park yesterday.
The Dragons rose to second place in the ASB premiership and scores of supporters streamed for the exit enthusing over Canterbury's new-found firepower.
Clapham claimed a double as premier player of the month Russell Kamo also netted and captain Dan Terris grabbed his third goal in his 113th game.
"That was a great team performance, we could have won by a few more," coach Keith Braithwaite said after Canterbury collected their fourth consecutive win and took their goals tally to nine for and none against in the past two rounds.
"We are getting better each week, the lads are really enjoying it and working hard. The back-four were quality, passing the ball around, especially Vlad [Bayrev].
"Nick Wortelboer came in and had another good game at left back and Andy Barton worked tirelessly for us down the left side."
Braithwaite was equally effusive about his forwards, saying he had always loved Kamo's bustling, unselfish style of play.
Victory was never in doubt after the Dragons led 2-0 at halftime. The gift victory was sealed when Hawke's Bay's former All White midfielder, Cole Peverley, was sent off in the 51st minute after a two-footed tackle on Vlad Bayrev.
The Dragons defence kept Sean Lovemore, the league's top scorer, under wraps, with all the action at the Hawke's Bay defensive end.
Canterbury carried on their sparkling attack form from their 3-2 mid-week win over the Wellington Phoenix Reserves.
Their big players - Clapham, Kamo, Barton, Dimitar Bayrev and Darren White - had too much skill and movement for their Hawke's Bay hasslers.
The Dragons could have been 4-0 ahead at halftime had Kamo and Terris converted chances. However, both goals were crackers.
Terris started a sweeping move that culminated in Clapham and Dimitar Bayrev exchanging passes.
Bayrev displayed composure to tee up Clapham as the former All White burst into the box and finessed a shot into the far corner.
Barton showed great determination to shrug off his marker on the left-edge of the Bay box. He squared the ball to an unmarked Kamo, who confidently struck a first-time shot beyond Richard Gillespie's reach.
Kamo should have slotted a second goal on the cusp of halftime after the Hawke's Bay defence again failed to clear another Clapham freekick that bounced ominously inside the area.
However, Kamo let them off the hook, misfiring from close range.
Canterbury kept pouring forward in the second spell. Clapham crashed home a penalty in the 61st minute after Kamo was pole-axed in the penalty area.
Terris atoned for his first-half miss when he rose high to head home Clapham's corner in the 74th minute.
Substitutes Ken Yamamoto and Ash Wellbourn also went close, underlining Braithwaite's belief that Canterbury have the strength in depth for another tilt at the premiership playoffs.
Waitakere United are the outright leaders with 13 points after a 4-1 win over Otago United. Canterbury are second on 13.
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Date:Friday March 8 2013
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Vale Park
Vale will be eager to return to winning ways and ease the increasing tension among supporters regarding their current form when they entertain Southend United tomorrow.
The Valiants have only won once in their last six games and failed to score in four of those matches. The fluid attacking play so evident in the early months of the season has all but dissipated. However, results, and not performances are very much the order of the day, so three points on Saturday will be most welcome.
Tuesday night`s 0-0 draw with Bradford City saw an improvement in performance, but with the chasing pack rapidly closing in on the automatic promotion spots that Vale have occupied for so long, now is the time for Micky Adams` men to find form.
Southend still harbour hopes of making the play-offs themselves. The Shrimpers currently sit in eighth spot, but realistically will need to collect all three points in the Potteries with Fleetwood Town seven points ahead of them. That may be beneficial to the Vale who have struggled over the last couple of months to break down stubborn opposition at Vale Park. Paul Sturrock`s men may also face the distraction of their up-coming Johnstone`s Paint Trophy Final next month. With promotion rivals Burton Albion and Cheltenham Town playing each other this weekend, a win will provide some much needed breathing space.
Vale boss Micky Adams remains confident despite the Valiants` poor run of form. He told the Vale Official site: "I thought we looked a little bit brighter going forward on Tuesday night and we certainly had chances to win the game, so that will come.
"We approach this stage of the season where there is ten games to go, with thirty points possible. We need to keep the points tally ticking over, whether it is a point or three points.
"We need to concentrate on ourselves and keep doing all of the things that we believe in, because we have got to where we are because of that process."
Former Vale defender Luke Prosser told the Southend Official Site that he was relishing his return to Vale Park:
"I do still look out for Port Vale`s results because they gave me a start in football and I really appreciate that."
"I didn`t get in at Tottenham and was offered a YTS at Port Vale. I moved away from home and that`s where it really began. I enjoyed my time there and have some very good memories but that`s in the past now."
"They aren`t on a very good run themselves at the moment and seem to be struggling a little bit. We`ve not been playing at our best but if we can reach a good standard on Saturday we can definitely pick up three points."
"We look forward to playing the big teams, they are a big club and it`s going to be a good game."
"I always look forward to facing the best players, and Tom Pope is one of them - he`s a very good striker so will be difficult to deal with."
Micky Adams is awaiting news on major fitness doubts Daniel Jones and Richard Duffy. With the pair likely to be ruled out through injury the Vale boss faces a selection headache, as Doug Loft, who could have filled in at left back, is ruled out through suspension. Ryan Burge may replace him in midfield.
Possible Team: Neal, Yates, Purse, Chilvers, Taylor, Myrie-Williams, Griffith, Burge, Vincent, Dodds, Pope.
Despite enduring a barren spell which has seen League Two`s top scorer go eight games without a goal, Pope will be eager to mark his 100th appearance for his boyhood team by resuming his scoring feats.
Paul Sturrock has endured an injury crisis over recent times and could remain without the injured Mark Phillips, Chris Barker, ex Vale loanee Marc Laird and prolific striker Gavin Tomlin.
Possible Team: Smith, Clohessy, Straker, Cresswell, Prosser, Leonard, Bilel, Mayor, Hurst, Lund, Hurst, Assombalonga.
Vale will need to keep an eye out for striker Britt Assombalonga, who is on loan from Championship side Watford. The Zaire born forward has already scored 13 goals in what is his first season of League football.
Previous Meeting:
Southend 0 Vale 0
Neither side could find the breakthrough, although Southend striker Gavlin Tomlin came closest for the home side, hitting the woodwork and twice being denied by Vale keeper Chris Neal.
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Vale 0-0 Bradford City
Oxford United 2-1 Vale
Vale 0-2 Exeter City
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Barnet 2-0 Southend
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Southend 2-2 Leyton Orient (JPT)
Southend 1-2 Northampton Town
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12. Gillingham | 34 | 12 | 9 | 13 | -1 | 45 |
13. Port Vale | 34 | 13 | 6 | 15 | -4 | 45 |
14. Fleetwood | 34 | 12 | 9 | 13 | -4 | 45 |
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The phenomenon will mainly take place over the vast South Pacific and, therefore, astro-enthusiasts from across the world are flocking to northern Australia.
The eclipse will start at sunrise in the Northern Territory east of Darwin and will pass across Australia's top eastern cape before heading out over the South Pacific towards the north of New Zealand.
At 2.05 am IST on Wednesday, the moon will begin to cross in front of the sun and will gradually cover it completely. The phenomenon is expected to run for two minutes and five seconds.
While northern Australia will witness total eclipse, a partial eclipse will be visible in eastern Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, the extreme eastern part of Indonesia, Polynesia, part of Antarctica and the southern part of Chile and Argentina.
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