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Huddersfield V Sheff Utd at Wembley Stadium : Match Preview
Rhodes focused on task in handHuddersfield's Jordan Rhodes appears in no hurry to leave the club and, on the eve of his side's npower League One play-off final against Sheffield United, has more pressing matters on his mind.The 22-year-old's record-breaking 40-goal season has helped propel Huddersfield to their third straight play-off campaign and second successive final, while alerting a host of Barclays Premier League clubs to his prodigious talent.Fulham are the latest to reportedly make an offer for a player who has registered five hat-tricks this season, including all four against Sheffield Wednesday - for whom father Andy is goalkeeping coach - and five in a 6-0 rout at Wycombe in January.When told of Fulham's #3.5million offer, Town manager Simon Grayson quipped: "Which leg is that for?", while Rhodes himself is equally dismissive of a big-money move away from West Yorkshire."It's not in my powers or in my thoughts for anything to happen in the future," he said."I'm just concentrating on being a Huddersfield Town player and concentrating on the game on Saturday against Sheffield United."You guys can make up the stories or whatever they might be, rumours or whatever. They don't tend to affect my mindset."I can only affect what happens on the field and I've tried to block everything else out really and treat it all very much the same."I just try and do as well as I can in training everyday and give my all. I try to keep learning and better myself, whether that's physical or mental, and I try to make myself a better person as well."Midfielder Scott Arfield appears set to return to contention, but goalkeeper Ian Bennett is struggling.Arfield missed the return leg of Huddersfield's semi-final win over MK Dons due to an ankle problem, while Bennett injured his hand in the same match and was replaced by Alex Smithies, who is likely to continue in goal.Grayson has no other injury or suspension problems and is unlikely to make any unforced changes to the side that started against the Dons.Skipper Peter Clarke is expected to continue alongside Sean Morrison in central defence, with Tommy Miller and Damien Johnson in central midfield, Danny Ward and Kallum Higginbotham on the wings and 40-goal striker Jordan Rhodes continuing his partnership with Lee Novak up front.Sheffield United captain Michael Doyle believes the club's poor record in play-off finals will have no bearing on Saturday's showdown.The Blades have lost all three of their previous play-off finals - all in the Championship - losing 1-0 to Crystal Palace in 1997, 3-0 to Wolves in 2003 and 1-0 to Burnley in 2009, but Irishman Doyle is unmoved by the record books as Danny Wilson's side bid to bounce straight back to the second tier at the first attempt."There's a good few in this squad that weren't a part of the previous play-offs," said the 30-year-old."There's not many left that went through the heartache of losing to Burnley, so we're pretty positive and focused on what we've got to do. We're ready."We've one game to do this and that's what you want at the start of the season. We've got ourselves in this position and that's all we asked for, so it's up to us to go and take it."Doyle, a free signing from Coventry during the January transfer window in 2011 and installed as skipper this season by boss Wilson, also insists the Blades have shaken off the crushing disappointment of missing out on automatic promotion to city rivals Sheffield Wednesday."Going into the semi-final Stevenage were really confident and I don't think too many people gave us a chance of getting through those games, but we picked ourselves up and showed a lot of character with two great performances," said the former Leeds midfielder, who won automatic promotion with the Whites from League One under current Huddersfield manager Simon Grayson in 2010.United's injured pair Richard Cresswell and Kevin McDonald both hope to be in contention.Cresswell missed the second leg of the Blades' 1-0 semi-final win over Stevenage due to an eye infection understood to have been caused by his contact lenses.The striker could make his 100th start for the club if he is passed fit and will be looking to notch his 11th goal of the season, while manager Danny Wilson must decide whether to start with him alongside Chris Porter.Midfielder McDonald aggravated the hamstring that kept him out for seven matches in February and March and was withdrawn during half-time in the second leg against Stevenage.The Scot has responded well to treatment and will be given until the last minute, but if he fails to make it Nick Montgomery will return to the starting line-up.
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We're Investing in Tomorrow's Energy, Today.
People who follow Enbridge know that we're a leader in renewable and alternative energy. As of March 2013, we had interests in 13 wind projects, four solar farms, a geothermal installation and waste heat recovery stations.
Together these projects have the capacity to generate over 1,800 megawatts of clean electricity, or enough to meet the needs of about 600,000 homes. We've already invested more than $3 billion in these technologies—three quarters of this amount just in the last several years—and we plan to continue this level of investment in the years to come.
Enbridge is now the largest solar energy generator and the second largest wind generator in Canada.
But did you ever wonder why an energy transportation and distribution company such as Enbridge is so heavily invested in renewable and alternative energy technologies?
"Although fossil fuels will continue to represent the major source of energy for our economies for some time, there is little doubt that we are transitioning to a lower carbon-intensive footprint," said Al Monaco, President and CEO.
"A few years ago," he continued, "we set forth a strategy to establish a new green energy platform and we're pleased with our progress so far. The strategy is consistent with our objectives to provide clean sources of energy and to diversify our sources of earnings growth. As well, our renewable investments fit very well with our existing business model that focuses on generating solid returns with stable and growing cash flows. "
For these reasons, Enbridge invests in renewable energy projects that provide attractive returns to investors along with environmental benefits, while exploring other alternative energy prospects.
Enbridge's investments in renewable energy are also a key component of our commitment to stabilize our environmental footprint at January 2009 levels. This commitment, which forms the basis of our Neutral Footprint program, states that we will:
- plant a tree for every tree we remove to build our projects,
- conserve an acre of natural habitat for every acre we permanently impact,
- generate a kilowatt of renewable power for every kilowatt we use in our pipeline operations.
Enbridge's move into renewable energy originated in our Alternative & Emerging Technology department. This department, which is led by Chuck Szmurlo, Vice President, Alternative & Emerging Technology, consists of seven individuals who search the world for new technologies that are strategically aligned with Enbridge's business interests.
One of the department's members, Richard Luhning, Manager, Pathfinders, thoroughly screens the best of the ideas to ensure that they are technically sound. If he determines that a particular idea is, in fact, technically sound, then Rocco Vita, Director, Alternative & Emerging Technology, and his team try to find a way to commercially structure the investment in a way that makes sense for Enbridge.
Once Enbridge's investment in a particular technology reaches a significant size, the group turns it over to one of Enbridge's business units to grow and operate it as a new business platform.
"Through this process, we've had the opportunity to try out a lot of ideas and learn some lessons that we can apply as we progress," said Szmurlo. "We've had the good fortune to have seen two of our technologies—wind and solar energy—move from the incubation stage to the point where they have become meaningful and profitable new businesses for Enbridge, and we hope to add more green platforms to our portfolio. Because these technologies benefit both the environment and our shareholders, that's a great feeling."
Located on the northern shore of Lake Superior, the 99-megawatt (MW) Greenwich Windfarm will generate enough clean electricity to meet the needs of about 34,000 households, displacing about 107,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually. It is the first wind power facility to be wholly located on Crown land in Ontario.
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One of the most vibrant and intellectually stimulating cities in the world, Washington, D.C., exposes journalism students to the intensity of high-level press conferences and media coverage of politics, policy and international affairs as well as immerses students in the rich historical, artistic and cultural tradition of the nation's capital city.
When it comes to providing journalism students with career-building internships, no other venue quite compares with Washington, D.C. That's why the School of Journalism actively participates in Butler's Washington, D.C., Semester Intern Program.
Students who enter the program are able to earn up to 20 Butler University credits through a combination of internship experience and on-site seminars. Journalism majors have completed internships at National Geographic Magazine, National Public Radio, C-SPAN, The Hill congressional newspaper, offices of members of Congress, The White House communications office, MSNBC, Fox News, The Smithsonian and The Newseum.
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Rich cultural heritage, fascinating history, and beautiful landscapes make Poland an interesting place to discover. This brilliant getaway begins in the Polish capital of Warsaw. Explore the port city of Gdansk, capital of amber processing, and visit nearby Torun, where Copernicus was born and which boasts an impressive Teutonic Knights' castle. Spend a night in romantic Poznan, then stop at the historic Jasna Góra monastery with its Black Madonna. Spend two nights in Kraków, with guided sightseeing featuring the Market Square, St. Mary's Church, and more. Visit the Auschwitz concentration camp, a chilling reminder of the Holocaust, then return to Warsaw for an overnight and the end of this fascinating vacation.
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Check into your hotel. The rest of the day is free. Later, meet your Tour Director and fellow travelers.
Today's included sightseeing tour with a Local Guide is an excellent introduction to Warsaw, Poland's vibrant capital and largest city. Magnificently reconstructed after wartime destruction, Warsaw is a rich tapestry of nearly every European architectural style, from gothic to neoclassical, with wide, modern avenues in striking contrast to the narrow lanes of the old section. Continue to Gdansk on the Baltic Sea for two overnights. (B,D)
One of the most important shipping ports in Northern Europe, Gdansk (formerly known by its German name, Danzig) is the "Birthplace of Solidarity." Sightseeing this morning with your Local Guide introduces you to the city's past and present. Later today, join the optional excursion to the town of Malbork, founded in the 13th century by the Teutonic Knights. Visit its gothic Marienburg Castle, one of the most striking fortified castles in Europe and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (B,D)
First stop today is medieval Torun on the Vistula River, birthplace of renaissance astronomer Copernicus and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your Local Guide will introduce you to the many captivating highlights, including the Old Town (Starowka) with the ruins of a 13th-century Teutonic Knights' castle as well as many gothic churches and houses. Head west to Poznan, one of the country's oldest cities and a part of Polish history for the past 1,000 years. This afternoon, your included city sightseeing with a Local Guide introduces you to the main attractions. (B,D)
First to Jasna Góra near Czestochowa, the monastery that withstood the repeated onslaughts of overwhelming Swedish forces during the religious wars of the 17th century. Since then, its Black Madonna has been venerated as the "Queen of Poland" and has become the country's national symbol. Later, head to Kraków for two overnights. (B,D)
Dating back to the 7th century, Kraków is held up by many as Poland's most beautiful city. It was the country's capital for over 500 years; today, it is its cultural capital. Included sightseeing with a Local Guide shows off ancient Kraków, for centuries the residence of Polish kings. See the Market Square, the Jewish Quarter, Wawel Hill, and St. Mary's Church. There is also an opportunity to visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a renowned mine that produced table salt continuously from the 13th century until 2007. This evening, consider joining an optional polka party. (B)
Encounter sobering history this morning on your visit to what is left of the Auschwitz concentration camp, a chilling reminder of the Holocaust. In the afternoon, return to Warsaw for a final overnight. Tonight's optional farewell dinner is a great way to round out your exciting adventure in Poland. (B)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
Transportation:Scheduled transatlantic flights and airport transfers in Warsaw if Cosmos issues the air tickets. Touring by private first-class air-conditioned motorcoach
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Derby boss Steve McClaren has hinted at making changes for Easter Monday's Sky Bet Championship clash with Barnsley at Pride Park.
McClaren has virtually a fully-fit squad to choose from as his side bid to keep their outside automatic-promotion hopes alive, with Simon Dawkins and Jamie Ward both stepping off the substitutes' bench in Friday's win at Doncaster.
Dawkins had missed the previous six matches with a groin injury and fellow forward Ward (hamstring) returned from a four-game absence. Both could return to the starting line-up.
McClaren has no new injury or suspension worries as the Rams chase a fourth straight win and hope second-placed Burnley come unstuck against Wigan.
Barnsley midfielder Kelvin Etuhu, meanwhile, is a major injury doubt.
Etuhu, who has impressed in a defensive role in recent weeks, had an injection in a troublesome ankle in order to start in Saturday's home defeat to Leeds, but was forced out of the action in the second half.
Defender Jack Hunt missed out against hometown club Leeds due to a hamstring strain and remains doubtful, while striker Marcus Pedersen (hamstring) and winger Jim O'Brien (knee) are not expected to feature.
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This Teddy Bear Is Smarter Than You'll Ever Be [VIDEO]
We can bear-ly believe how fast technology continues to evolve.
We can bear-ly believe how fast technology continues to evolve.
No he's not a rapper, though he does have a good rappers name. No, Poppin' Fresh is one of America's best loved brand mascots. He was always one of my favorites growing up.
The Urban Shredder from Hot Wheels looks like every kid's dream and every parent's biggest nightmare.
We know, we know—it's only September. When it comes to toys, though, it's never too early to start thinking about the holiday season, especially for retailers. It is big business. Huge business. The buying frenzy of the holidays can comprise 40 percent of the total annual profit for a toy store. With this in mind, Toys R Us has released their 2012 Holiday Hot Toy List to get a head start on the hottest items this year.
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Here's the latest update on the Give a Dog a Bone drive from KYSS FM. About a dozen packages are ready to ship.
Craig & Al have wrapped up their Dog Toys and Treats Drive. Thanks to our listeners Now we're headed out to Murdoch's to buy some more stuff with the cash donations.
IED dogs are good companions. We're gathering stuff for them after we heard from a soldier deployed in Afghanistan.
In one of the slower moments around here one day I ran across a video of a baby learning to chew by watching a puppy chew on a bone.
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Irish pipers, step dancers and organizations will travel the parade route in celebration of St Patrick!
A mass will be held at 9am at Blessed Sacrament Church on Central Avenue before the parade congregates. The parade will step off at 2pm.
Love those wailing bagpipes? Read about the Albany Pipe Band right here »
FROM Quail Street and Central Avenue. TRAVELS east, merging with Washington Avenue TURNS at City Hall and travels east on State Street to Pearl St.
Note, the parade is not on St. Patrick's Day, it is held the Saturday before the actual holiday.
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Name: Brittany Status: student Grade: 6-8 Location: GA Country: N/A Date: 8/17/2005
what characteristics of living things does a river have? is a river alive?
Not my field, but I have some thoughts. I am sure there are exceptions, but by the nature of things, I would think a river is alive. It has a source, the source would be containing vegetation, which supplies fish and other living things.
The question, I might struggle with is a pond alive? By pond I mean some body of water without a source. The question then becomes, can a collection of water produce life? Say, rainfall collects, or there is a man made source of water. I can see plants surving, but unless fish life is injected, I wonder if it could develop?
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Rivers have many living things that depend on them! They have many different plant and algae kinds that live in the water, on the rocks and logs, and along the shore. They also contain many microscopic protazoans that are single celled moving creatures that help decompose any dead matter. Fish and turtles live in rivers. Many mammals use a river, like otters, racoons, deer, squirrels, chipmunks, almost any creature that would need to drink. Birds also use the river to find plants to eat or to fish in.
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If I had a neon sign above my head that showed what I was doing it at the moment, it would flash WRITING! WRITING! WRITING! (in capital letters so you'd know how very important that was.)
Since most of my time has been taken up with said 'WRITING! WRITING! WRITING!' I haven't been on this site, Twitter, Facebook, my local high street very much at all. I've mostly been tucked up in bed ('my office' as my OH affectionately calls it while removing a stack of research books from his pillow), immersed in the new world I'm creating. It's a bit odd being so shut off from the world, but, this is what I do, this is what I love, so I can't really complain.
The new book is called The Rose Petal Beach and is out in the autumn (the trailer's on the home page). I'm very excited about it – I always am about a new book, let's be honest – but I'm especially excited about this one as it's the first book to be released by my new publishers Quercus.
Everything is changing and as I think I've said before, I'm not a fan of change, but I almost always embrace it and it's almost always for the best. So while I'm not its biggest fan, I do appreciate change in my life. Lots of other things will be changing in the coming months, so I'll try to keep you informed when I can tear myself away from my newest set of characters.
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BrettEldredge.com (shameless plug for my totally awesome boss)
VSCO Cam (Can't. Stop. Editing. Photos.)
Bulang & Sons (Watch straps...and watches, but mostly their straps...)
Untappd (It's just lots of beer)
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Jailbreaking can give you access to some awesome things. I've been holding out—it's such a hassle to do all the requisite research and retrieve my Sync cable from under the bed—but this latest announcement might push me over the edge. Developer ZodTTD is working on an N64 emulator for the iPhone 3GS and 3rd-gen iPod Touch!
ZodTTD has quite the resume: he's already created a few App Store games as well as a number of ports for the iPhone, including original games like Quake and emulators for the GameBoy Advance, Sony PlayStation 1, and Super Nintendo. Porting the N64 seems like a logical next step. Apple needed to produce better hardware, however, before the programmer decided to tackle the system. Speaking of the iPhone 3GS and the 3rd-gen iPod Touch, he wrote, "They're the fastest Apple handhelds in term of raw CPU performance." There are also a few other technical details that make the 3rd-gen iPod Touch and iPhone 3GS superior to their cousins, and thus the emulator is designed to work for them alone. (Note that the current 8GB iPod Touch model is apparently equivalent to a 2nd-gen iTouch, while the 16GB and 32GB models sport the faster performance.)
Needless to say, there are plenty of iPhone users who'd love to get Mario or Link in the palm of their hand, but since Apple and Nintendo are nudging closer and closer to direct competition for the handheld gaming market, any official ports of Nintendo titles are highly unlikely. The reason why I talked about jailbreaking? The N64 emulator isn't headed into the App Store, as both Nintendo and Apple are likely to frown upon it. Instead, it will likely be released through App Store competitor Cydia. Non-jailbroken iPhones can't access the unofficial store.
Details on ZodTTD's emulator are scarce—he says he wants to "balance the hype" and won't promise top-notch game performance—but excitement is building nevertheless. "Things look good for this project," he writes in his post, and "you may soon see N64 on your favorite Apple device."
There are still some caveats to be worked out. Controls, for example, will be a tough nut to crack correctly—while the GameBoy's controls make sense as on-screen overlays, the N64 had many more buttons, as well as the joystick. Check out the original post for more information or to suggest solutions to the problem of controls.
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Protesters took to the streets in Asheville in the wake of the Dec. 3 grand jury decision not to indict NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo in the July 2014 death of Staten Island resident Eric Garner. (lead photo by John Penley)
Tensions run high over tackling Asheville's graffiti
Local business owners raised their voices and things got, by the moderator's own admission, "a little out of hand" at Friday morning's Council of Independent Business Owners meeting when it came to the issue of graffiti. With the district attorney, city leaders and a state representative on hand, opinions differed — sometimes sharply — on possible solutions and who should foot the bill.
Van Duyn wins race to fill Nesbitt's senate seat
In a special April 3 election, Buncombe County Democratic leaders picked community activist Terry Van Duyn to serve as the area's new North Carolina senator. (Photo by Alicia Funderburk)
Asheville City Council preview: housing for the homeless and tech for the economy
While Asheville City Council's meeting next Tuesday, April 8, doesn't include any hot-button public hearings, it does include projects meant to tackle the lack of housing, especially for the chronically homeless, and improve economic development by bringing in a tech sector "fellow."
ACA health insurance still available for some locals
While the sign-up deadline for health care under the Affordable Care Act passed March 31, some can still sign up, according to an attorney with one of the local nonprofits that has assisted WNC residents in doing so. People who dealt with technical difficulties or have a major life change can still get healthcare under the ACA. Also, due to North Carolina's government refusing to expand Medicaid, many locals will not face a penalty for not having insurance.
Walkable West Asheville: Fostering a sense of neighborhood
It's walkable, artistic, neighborly, inspiring and it's not filled with tourists. It has grit and its own unique spirit. It's not downtown — it's West Asheville.
Commissioners approve $50,000 for Mountain BizWorks microloans on party line vote
Buncombe Commissioners voted along party lines April 1 to give Mountain Bizworks $50,000 toward a new microloan program that will help small local businesses get needed capital. The local business nonprofit will leverage the county funds to receive an additional $300,000 from the federal Small Business Association Microloan Program.
In photos: WNC Orchid Society Annual Show
The Western North Carolina Orchid Society's 2014 Orchid Show is taking place right now at the North Carolina Arboretum. Check out our photos for a preview.
Buncombe commissioners to consider $50,000 for Mountain Bizworks microloan program
As Mountain Bizworks continues to restructure its services, Buncombe commissioners are considering a plan to give the influential local business nonprofit $50,000 toward a new microloan program.
Funding Free Media: Asheville FM looks to launch 103.3
Asheville Free Media has been providing a wide variety of original, community-oriented programming since 2009. Up to this point, the volunteer, grassroots station has been broadcasting exclusively online, but after the FCC granted it a Low-Power FM construction permit earlier this year, the nonprofit is looking to take the station to the airwaves.
Missing faces: Few minority students, faculty at UNCA
Last semester, minority students accounted for 11.9 percent of UNC Asheville's total enrollment, according to statistics compiled by the school's Office of Institutional Research. And though the numbers have fluctuated, recruiting and retaining minority students has been an ongoing problem for the school in recent years.
Spring brings increased risk of ozone danger
As spring weather returns to Asheville, so does the risk of dangerous levels of ozone pollution. To raise awareness and help notify the public when ozone levels become hazardous, environmental agencies will start issuing daily air quality forecasts Tuesday, April 1, for Asheville and other metropolitan areas across the state.
In photos: Nuestro Centro celebrates Latino culture at Emma Elementary
Last Thursday, March 20, students and parents from Emma Elementary school gathered in the school's auditorium to watch some of their fellow students perform a traditional Mexican dance from the state of Veracruz. The program, part of the school's Cultural Day, was organized by Nuestro Centro, a Latino community center based in the Emma community.
City rolls out new zoning plan for Haywood Road tomorrow night
After months of preparation, city of Asheville staff will present a new "form-based" zoning plan for the Haywood Road corridor at a meeting tomorrow night, Thursday, March 27. The new plan is a very different approach from the city's previous development rules, and could provide a model for overhauling other neighborhoods' zoning as well.
Roadblocks: Council tackles I-26, Haywood properties
As the weather outside shifted between sunshine and snow, Asheville City Council joined their Buncombe County counterparts in pushing forward a resolution for a new Interstate 26 connector. They also re-started the process for redeveloping a key property in the heart of downtown. Photo by Alicia Funderburk.
For your health
The Asheville wellness scene only gets more vibrant as the spring months approach. Take a look at some of these upcoming, healthy events in WNC from learning to use weeds as medicine to walking for a cause.
Overlooked: Burton Street leaders raise serious concerns about I-26 push
Burton Street community leaders are asserting that the neighborhood's needs are being overlooked in a growing push to move forward with the Interstate 26 connector. They worry their neighborhood, already heavily impacted by interstate construction, will be further damaged.
WNC ski areas still open, hoping for snow
As Asheville prepares for a late March cold snap and the possibility of snow, some WNC ski areas plan to stay open through the end of the week.
Environmental Quality Institute seeks volunteers to sample local waterways
The Environmental Quality Institute's Stream Monitoring Information Exchange program is currently seeking volunteers to attend a volunteer training on Saturday, March 29th, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., at UNC Asheville. Once trained, volunteers work in small groups to sample a couple sites, two times per year (about 10 hours of annual service). Volunteer opportunities are open to anyone (11th grade and up) with any level of experience or identification skills.
Buncombe Cultural Alliance celebrates its one-year anniversary
The concept that is driving the Buncombe Cultural Alliance's mission is collective impact. The leadership team hosted a three-hour focus group at the 2014 Creative Sector Summit to share their progress and solicit feedback on a strategy draft.
Asheville City Council preview: dueling futures
As a renewed push to move the Interstate 26 connector forward continues, Asheville City Council gets its turn on Tuesday, March 25, to consider a joint resolution seeking to make the long-delayed highway overhaul a reality, even as a number of community groups vocally oppose the plan. Council will also consider what to do with vacant property on Haywood Street across from the Basilica of St. Lawrence, another contentious issue.


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Robert Shults: The Superlative Light
March 7 – April 11, 2015
Opening Reception with the Artist: Saturday, March 7, 7-10pm
The Superlative Light presents Robert Shults' awestruck photographic tour of this hallowed facility located in the bowels of the University of Texas where an elite group of scientists conduct experiments that are impossible to imagine — daily releases of a force that constitutes the brightest light known to exist in the entire universe. The Petawatt laser can produce, for a fraction of a second, more power than the entire U.S. electrical grid.
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Calories | 755 |
Total Fat | 58g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 280mg |
Sodium | 79mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 51g |
Dietary Fiber | 4g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 11g |
Calcium | -- |
Anders Schonnemann
Serves: 6
Total Time: 2 hr
Prep Time: 20 min
Oven Temp: 350
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- 2 stick(s) unsalted butter, cut into small pieces; plus more for buttering pan
- 2 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter, cut into small pieces, combined with above
- 9 ounce(s) good-quality dark chocolate, chopped
- 6 large eggs, separated
- 2/3 cup(s) superfine sugar
- 2 ounce(s) almonds, finely ground (about 1/2 cup)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly butter a 10-inch springform cake pan and set aside.
- In a heatproof bowl over a pan of gently simmering water, melt butter and chocolate together. Stir until combined. Set aside to cool.
- In a medium bowl, whisk egg yolks with sugar until pale and fluffy. Gradually pour melted chocolate into egg mixture, stirring constantly. Fold in almonds. Set aside.
- In a large bowl, using an electric mixer set on medium-high speed, beat egg whites until stiff peaks form. Fold egg whites into chocolate mixture until just combined. Pour mixture into prepared pan and bake for 35 minutes. (Torte will be very moist in middle.) Transfer torte to a wire rack and cool completely in pan, about 1 hour.
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2 Is anyone reviewing the blu ray?trailer2 | 26/10/2010 | See all trailer2's reviews (19)Not a mention of the quality so far. Yep, great low budget shocker with edge of the seat suspense and behind the cushion gore but easily the worst blu ray transfer transfer I've seen, and that's part of what we should be reviewing here. Never knocked quality in a review before but this wasn't just low def, in many scenes it was no def. Almost nostalgic how it often looked like VHS. Details lost, shadowing. Please guys, contact distributors, we pay more and deserve more! Great little shocker lost in grain and visually undefined thrills. Not how they sold me on blu ray.
5 "..GREAT HORROR.."sdx800 | 04/07/2010 | See all sdx800's reviews (1814)Number 1 Reviewer Number 1 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Games Reviewer Top 10 Gadgets Reviewer Top 10 Toys Reviewer This is a great horror serial killer thriller unlike anything you would have seen before, full of sadistic violence and blood, nothing you wouldnt expect from the writers of the SAW movies. The story is very good and original, a man who breaks into a house to steal something gets more than he bargain for when a killer is already inside tourturing the people that live there, its not so easy getting out with the sadistic traps lying around the house, the film has a good twist ending too, if you love horror then dont miss it..
4 SHORT AND SWEETyardman | 25/09/2010 | See all yardman's reviews (202)definitley not one for the sqeamish..basic plot line is a man breaks into a house to steel an item but once in can he get out..this movie has alot of momments where you will find it hard to look at the screen because its quite blood thirsty..and theres also a who is it or who done it kind of plot..cant help but think if you were a fan of saw then you will enjoy this movie..i found it to be very entertaining and would highly recommend enjoy...
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5 not for faint hearted!robbo1977 | 23/01/2011 | See all robbo1977's reviews (2)this film blew me away, i was well impressed with the plot man breaks into house only to find theres a man dressed in the gimp costume thinkin he's the jigsaw but he makes jigsaw look like circus clown, traps are devestating and completley jaw dropping, a must buy for your horror collection.


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Karma once again. With the NFL projected to make record profits in the future, our ownership takes the side of the exceedingly selfish. The projections showed there would always be enough money for everybody and then some but then some just wasn't enough.
JR is too cheap to pay the refs so we get screwed by them every week. Jerry Jones knows how to keep the envelopes in their lockers. In return they always show the Cowboys love.
Jerry Richardson's way was no way to run a country and its not the way to run the NFL and it shows.
The gods have spoken Jerry Richardson. Scrooge learned his lesson in the end. I hope you dooo toooooooooooooooooooooo.
Panthers now 0-11 in coin tosses
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Posted 19 November 2012 - 10:46 AM
Posted 19 November 2012 - 10:47 AM
Flip a coin 11 times and try not being right once.
Just try it all day today. Let me know how that works for you.
Technically Panthers aren't 0-11, they are 0-4.
I am sure you can flip a coin 4 times and miss them all.
Posted 19 November 2012 - 11:07 AM
And we lost the coin flip during the draft
Posted 19 November 2012 - 11:33 AM
0-11 On coin tosses [even older] [some of these mods ought to do something about these dupe threads]
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Don't know if you heard, but there was a big basketball game last night, and my Orlando Magic fan of a husband was not so happy about the final outcome. He was over at a friend's watching the game, I couldn't sleep, so I grabbed some yarn and other random stuff out of the craft stash and went to work.
Ignore the run-on sentences, grammar freaks. You know how I roll around here.
This is my first attempt at crafting for the 4th of July. I mean, it's not like there's a shortage of these types of decor all over the place, but I believe in some good ol' patriotism.
What I used:
-Yarn (blue and aqua)
-Red lace (because I ran out of red yarn)
-Embroidery Hoop
-Glue gun. Always a glue gun.
1. Started with the aqua-colored yarn by wrapping it around the embroidery hoop. I used the glue gun very sparingly (glued at the start, middle, and at the end of the strand).
2. Wrapped a larger section with the blue yarn.
3. I repeated that pattern one more time.
4. Carefully wound the red lace around a slightly larger section of the hoop.
(Not shown above - repeated the blue, aqua, lace sections about 2.5 more times (started with the blue first).
5. Dollar Tree doilies were pinched in the middle to create a flower-like effect.
6. Glued about 10-12 doilies on remaining section of the hoop (see below).
And that was all! I think it took me about an hour to complete, due to the whole yarn process. I had the time.
(I used that extra nail below the doilies to center the wreath).
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I am in absolute love with this color!! .gives my nails a great polished look. Hides any yellow ness from painting nails so much and leaves them clean. I get many compliments using this color. I uploaded a picture of how it looks on my nails. They even look longer. I've tried all the colors from this collection and because of my skin tone they don't look as nice but care to danse is my all time favorite now it's the perfect color for my skin.. <3 will buy more definitely!!
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OPI's Care To Danse is one of my absolute favorite nail polish! If I was forced wear just one color for the rest of my life (what a demented world that would be!), it would be CTD. It's a whitish lavender, which I love because unlike whitish pinks, this is incredibly flattering with my skin tone. The best part about this polish is that it's so sheer that you can build up the opacity. One coat gives your nails a very subtle, very natural polished look. Two or three coats is usually what I go for, but if I'm craving to see that lavender look, I go for four. It's amazing how OPI never fails me.
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Love this polish. Perfect everyday color. It is as everyone else has described: sheer, pale lilac/lavender. As much as I like Essie's Ballet Slippers, it got boring wearing it for weeks at a time. The sheerness of this polish gives you that clean and fresh French Manicure look. This is my new go to polish.
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I LOVE THIS POLISH. I am a bank teller and I HAVE to have my nails done, people are always looking at them. Well, ladies the search is over, this is my favorite nude!
I have forever been on the search for the perfect nude pink color and never found one that looked great. I've tried every single sheer pink color by OPI, even the infamous Bubble Bath. None looked as good on me as they did on other people and GIRLS I figured out why when I slapped this gem of a polish on my nails. I have a yellow undertone and therefore sheer pinks just don't look quite pink on me.
This polish is lilac and it compliments my yellow undertones perfectly since they are opposite colors! I totally recommend this to any of you yellow undertone gals out there! If you have pink tones though, Bubble Bath is the one for you (:
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Simply can't get enough of this nail polish! I wore this color yesterday for Easter and i got so many compliments. The color is very dainty and vibrant and goes very well with neutral and other pastel colors. What i love most is that the color lasts for a long time with out chipping or looking dull. Together with OPI clear protector gives you a great manicure.
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Care to Danse? is by far my favorite polish! It's such a clean, classic look, just enough to look pulled together without standing out. The jelly finish is beautiful! I never use a whole bottle of polish before it gets goopy or I get tired of it, but I've bought this one a few times.
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Light pale lilac in the bottle, just sheer and pretty on nails. Two coats is perfect. Healthy looking. I was worried there would be too much purple, but there's no problem whatsoever, there is just a faint sheer lilac. Love it.
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Halfway through the bottle of this color in a matter of a few months because I wear it so often. Like the other reviewers I agree that it is a strange formula-kinda streaky and hard to apply. On days where it's hard to decide on a color (quite often for me) this is a great option. A few coats and it makes my nails look healthy and just done enough. Like the brush and the bottle as well.
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by Grant Dudley in Food Network Star, June 28, 2010DAS. I'm not exactly sure what to say about his elimination – other than for the judges, he clearly lost his dazzle. For me, I was never all that taken with Mr. Smith. He seemed like a nice dude and someone you'd totally want to hang with, but for this competition, I just wasn't wowed. The one thing about DAS that will stand out to me? He always looked so tired. Now, I can relate, these days so do I, but for TV, looking like you're on cold medication just isn't going to work. So long, DAS. Go get some rest.
Let me speak a bit about Herb. Like me, he's from Atlanta, and I absolutely hate to speak ill of one of my own. But, Herb! All that crying and sobbing was a bit much. We all have our sad stories and we all have times when our emotions get the best of us. But, this week, Herb was letting it all hang out and this wasn't the place or time. He was so emotional that at one point he made Susie tear up. Yes, I understand he misses his family – however, you know what you're getting yourself in to when you sign up for this competition. Herb, calm yourself down, wipe those tears away and get your head back in the game. You're representing the ATL – so, represent!
As for Tom, he was on fire this week! I enjoy watching him come alive in front of the camera. He seems like he is quick on his feet and very witty – two qualities that I believe will serve him well. And, he and his big hair seem to be having genuine fun (or, either he's faking it very well). My girl, Brianna, won the competition to have a recipe featured on Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill menu (Chile Chicken Skewers). That is a huge honor! I've been a Brianna fan since day one, so I must admit, I loved seeing her win this challenge.
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Bronx man admits to conspiring to fraudulently cash tax refund checks in new jersey for more than $1.2 million
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TRENTON, N.J. – A Bronx, N.Y., man admitted today to conspiring to fraudulently cash more than $1.2 million in federal and state income tax refund checks, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Amaury Mercedes del Orbe, 41, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Mary L. Cooper to an Information charging him with one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States.
According to documents filed in this case and statements made during Mercedes del Orbe's guilty plea proceeding:
From August to September 2010, Mercedes del Orbe conspired with others to fraudulently present for payment tax refund checks issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and state tax agencies at check-cashing establishments in New Jersey.
Citizens of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico typically do not file tax returns with the IRS as long as all of the Puerto Rico residents' income is derived from sources in Puerto Rico.
Members of the conspiracy filed false and fraudulent individual income tax returns with the IRS and New Jersey using the identity information of other individuals, including citizens of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, that sought state and federal tax refunds.
Members of the conspiracy had the tax refund checks sent to different addresses that were in New Jersey that were controlled by members of the conspiracy.
Mercedes del Orbe admitted that he conspired to fraudulently cash approximately $1,249,262 in federal tax refund checks and approximately $113,193 in state tax refund checks at check-cashing establishments in the New Jersey area.
The count to which Mercedes del Orbe pleaded guilty carries a maximum potential penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Sentencing is currently scheduled for September 14, 2011.
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Thomas L. Zajac, 56, Hoxie, died Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012, at Via Christi St. Francis Medical Center, Wichita.
He was born May 2, 1956, in Fontana, Calif., to Edward Thomas and Dorothy Louise Zajac.
He married Teresa (Cox) Zajac on March 16, 1979, in California.
Survivors include his wife, of the home; four sons, William Lyons, Hoxie, Daniel Zajac and Stephen Zajac, both of Manhattan, and Jason Zajac, Englewood, Colo.; and a sister, Deb Borger, Quinter.
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Custom harvesters working for Abengoa Bioenergy package 50% of the available stover in 3 x 4' bales.
Bruce Nelson sees custom-baling corn stover for cellulosic ethanol plants as a great opportunity for young farmers willing to put in long hours.
"It's probably the least glamorous thing you'll ever do," he says. "But if you have some ambition and you're ready to bear down and do some work, it's a great way to get started in farming."
This Emmetsburg, IA, corn grower and custom harvester has baled and transported corn-crop residue for Poet-DSM Advanced Biofuels' Project Liberty the past two years. The work – especially hauling bales to the company's storage yard in winter – has been harder than he expected.
"We learned a lot the first year – where to stack them, where not to stack them, those types of things," says Nelson. "And then this year we still made a few mistakes, but we got a lot better."
But equipment and procedure refinements are needed, he says, to enable farmers and custom operators to efficiently supply the massive amounts of biomass that will be needed to feed hungry ethanol plants.
"I bet in about five years we'll look back at this experience and laugh at ourselves for the way we were trying to do it," says Nelson.
The planned plants include Poet-DSM's at Emmetsburg and the Abengoa Bioenergy facility in Hugoton, KS, both scheduled to open late next year. When at capacity, the Poet-DSM facility will process about 280,000 dry tons of stover annually; the Abengoa plant, 320,000 dry tons of stover, wheat straw and switchgrass. Custom operators have already harvested biomass at both locations, and company officials say more help will be needed.
The companies have strict stover collection guidelines that must be followed. Poet-DSM only wants residue that comes through combines – mostly cobs, husks and leaves. No raking or shredding is permitted.
"We ask a farmer to disengage the chopper or spreader on the back of the combine, lay a windrow down and come back with a second pass and collect it with a baler," explains Adam Wirt, Poet's biomass manager.
Cornfields in that area average about 4 dry tons of residue per acre, and Poet's collection method removes about a ton. Four years of work with USDA and Iowa State University identified that as a sustainable stover removal rate, says Wirt.
Large square bales or net-wrapped round bales are accepted. Round bales must be 5' wide and about 5'8" tall. Square-bale size requirements are less stringent, but 3 x 4 x 8' bales are preferred.
Poet-DSM paid 85 farmers for 56,000 tons of dry stover in 2010 and ramped up to 61,000 tons from about 100 farmers last year.
"We might increase that number slightly in 2012, leading up to the 2013 harvest, where we could be looking to do about 250,000 tons," Wirt reports.
Most of the farmers also sell grain to Poet for its corn ethanol plant at the same location, and a majority harvest and haul the stover themselves. So far, 25-30% of the supply has been handled by custom operators hired by farmers, he estimates.
In Kansas, Abengoa Bioenergy does the hiring, and to date only two custom harvesters – from Ohio and Oregon – have been used. They baled and delivered 12,000 tons last fall, and will do more this year, along with 5,000-7,000 acres of wheat straw.
"As we scale up this process and learn, there's a very large potential for the need for custom forage harvesting," says Tom Robb, manager of institutional relations.
Brad Niehues, biomass field manager, says the company worked with Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) personnel to determine how much stover could be removed from fields and still protect soils from wind erosion.
"It varies by soil type, but I would say, on average, we're taking 50% of what's out there," says Niehues.
Abengoa wants 3 x 4' square bales, and for corn stover, mostly corn leaves and husks, though the company also takes some cobs and stalk pieces. A rake or shredder is used prior to baling, but the company is looking at alternatives that will gather the desired material with less dirt.
"We're evaluating some pieces of equipment that really could help with this," says Niehues. "They're not built yet, but the concept is there."
Custom harvesters working for Abengoa will have to follow NRCS guidelines and meet the company's quality standards, Robb emphasizes. Some contracts likely will cover baling and delivery; in other cases the two operations will be contracted separately.
Nelson farms with his dad and uncle, and they sell stover to Poet from all their corn acres. The custom stover harvesting business he runs with a friend serves a handful of local farmers who don't have the labor or equipment to do the work themselves.
He says baling 1 ton/acre for Poet is a lot different from traditional corn-stover harvesting. The windrows are small, and some husks and cobs are left on the ground because the company wants clean stover.
"You drive forever to make a bale," says Nelson. "Poet is telling us to raise our pickups, and the farmers are telling us to lower them. We're kind of in the middle because we want to do it right. It's a real challenge."
Baling takes place shortly after grain harvest, and bales are stacked at field edges for wintertime delivery. Transporting round bales is "the biggest obstacle that comes with this," says Nelson. Bales freeze to the ground and to each other, and some break when moved.
Better round-bale moving equipment is needed, he says. "There's a lot out there, but to be quite honest, it's not where it needs to be to do mass production in the round bale."
He considered switching to big square balers to simplify hauling, but they're more expensive and require bigger tractors. A lack of square-baler dealers in the area is another hindrance Nelson mentions.
Interested harvesters can contact Poet Biorefining – Emmetsburg Commodities Team at 712-852-8700 or Niehues at 620-544-7780.


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Sting's musical, The Last Ship, will premiere next summer in Chicago before finding its way to Broadway. The New York Times reported that the show will run from June 10th to July 13th at Chicago's Bank of America theatre before heading to the "Great White Way" some time after the initial run. No New York dates have been announced. The Last Ship is set in Sting's hometown of Wallsend, England -- near Newcastle -- and includes collaborations with Brian Yorkey, who wrote the musical Next To Normal, and Academy Award Winner John Logan, best known for writing the Academy Award winning title song to the James Bond 007 thriller, Skyfall.
Sting's album version of The Last Ship will be released on Tuesday, September 24th and marks his first new set of original music in a decade. The album features material originally composed for his proposed Broadway musical of the same name. The collection -- which is not a soundtrack to the musical -- also features songs that did not make the final score.
Guesting on The Last Ship is a surprising choice for Sting -- with AC/DC's Brian Johnson taking the mic for at least one track. We asked Sting how such cool -- but completely unexpected -- pairing came about: "Brian's from my hometown and he's actually a very, very cerebral guy. Maybe I'm giving secrets away there. He's very funny -- but a very thoughtful man -- and also playing a shipworker is ideal for him. Y'know, I love Brian's voice; it's an incredible, unique voice in rock n' roll, and then getting him to sing a comedy song was perfect. He was great. He was a great sport."
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Don't bench Quincey
Posted By Adrian Dater On March 12, 2010 @ 1:29 pm In General Avs | No Comments
While I think Joe Sacco is a very good coach and will stay that way for a long time, I just have to respectfully disagree with his decision lately to bench Kyle Quincey.
Sacco said last night Quincey needs to get back to playing an assertive, aggressive game. Was he really that bad though, to warrant being a healthy scratch? Look, I know the Avs have seven healthy D-men right now (eight, when Ruslan Salei comes back, probably some time next week), so somebody has to sit. But count me as one who believes Quincey is one of the team's top six D-men and should be out there.
I'm not going to sit and dump on other D-men here, by comparison. This is more about me saying Quincey has too much talent to be sitting. Quincey has been a minus-2 in the last six games he's played, but, geez, John Liles was a minus-2 the other night against Vancouver and played the next night.
Quincey is the team leader in ice time per game (24:13) and fifth on the team in hits (65). One area of concern, granted, is Quincey's 44 giveaways, the most on the team currently (Wojtek Wolski, before he was traded, was the previous team leader with 51). Quincey also is second on the team with 121 blocked shots.
Quincey does need to take a little better care of the puck, but so do a lot of guys. The Avs, for as well as they said they played last night, had 17 giveways, to nine by Florida. There were a few anxious moments for Craig Anderson after some bad turnovers in the Avs' end, and Quincey had nothing to do with those because he wasn't playing.
Maybe Sacco will look good doing this. Maybe Quincey comes back playing like a monster, to show everybody not to even think of benching him again. Problem is, this was the second game in the last five Sacco did this, and, I don't know, I just think it's risky sitting him more than once.
He's a good player, the Avs gave up a good player (Ryan Smyth) to get him and I think he'd played well enough and done too much good for the team previously to warrant this benching.
Any thoughts on the matter, Av-aholics?
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Succulents lend color and texture to a gardenThursday, June 12th, 2014 Issue 24, Volume 18.
In this age of water conservation, succulents are also an attractive choice for local gardeners. They do not require a lot of water, which has the dual benefit of conserving water and saving money on ones water bill. Their vibrant shapes and colors add interest to any home design, inside or outdoors. Most important for people who do not have green thumbs, succulents require little time and attention to thrive. The use of succulents has come a long way since ice plant was the common choice for ground cover. There are over 300 kinds of succulents to choose from now. Considered an ornamental plant, succulents can be grown almost anywhere. While they do best in well-draining or well-composted soil, according to Jody Gillson who is the manager of Myrtle Creek Nursery, they can be planted in pots with cactus potting soil. She also said the main difference between succulents and cacti is that cacti have thorns whereas succulents are leafy, sometimes trailing. While they vary in size, shape, color and texture, they all store water in their stems, roots and leaves so need watering less often than other plants, usually needing half as much water to survive. They also grow well in bright sunlight making them a popular plant in Southern California. Succulents can be found at most nurseries. The variety of textures and leaf colors makes for endless combinations in appealing designs for gardens, pots and giftable containers. Myrtle Creek even has a "Pots-a bilities" shed in which customers can pick out a pot and the succulents they like and have the staff put together a personalized potted plant for their home or garden. The nursery includes succulents that spill over the edges of their pots, some that send up tall, colorful flower spikes and others that grow in rosettes that look like flowers all year long. Unlike other plants, succulents do not need to be pruned. They do not stay small, though, so need to be planted with space in between to allow for growth. The Madd Potter also offers a wide variety of succulents not only for planting or potting but also for garden art. Its staff can create unique topiary garden art using their succulent plants. They have three greenhouses with succulents to choose from for living topiary designs like topiary turtles, topiary mushrooms, succulent living wreaths, and garden stone planters as well as pot gardens. Since succulents need minimal care, they are good projects for children to grow and a good choice for people who travel a lot. Succulents provide endless pots-a bilities for the imaginative gardener. Myrtle Creek Nursery can be found at 2940 Reche Road, (760) 728-5340 and The Madd Potter at 136 Ranger Rd., (760) 943-7256. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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Hello , few days ago i've bought Anivia , Sona , Teemo . Now im think it was mistake becouse that's characters are not for me . I've lost 12,6k of Ip on them and im not playing with that champions , is there anyway for me to get Ip Points back? I Don't want this champions anymore . Thanks for help. Kamil
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You can try sending a support ticket to Riot, in some cases they refund (as a one-time thing) recent purchases if you can provide the information on when you bought them etc. I wouldn't count on getting them all refunded, although I heard that even though they only do it once for every account (if even that), they refund up to 3 purchases. Worth a shot for you I guess.
I'm quite sure they do not refund anything.
Uhm , thanks . Well maybe u know what should i write in that ticket? Any special information or something?
So you bought three champions without event trying any of them? You probably wont get any of 'em refunded...
Well i've read a lot of them , they were look nice.. but in the game it was a litlle bit diffrent then i thought ;x That's why im not playing with them. So u think i've no chance to get ip points back?
Anivia and Sona were used in tournament.. Hmm.. oh now I get it.
No , i've bought them before Tournament.
I do believe that the only refunds riot does is for champions bought by rp and not ip, but I can be wrong. Also, I do think I read somewhere in another thread like this that they only refund in special cases AND if the player hasnt used the champion in a game after it was bought. But you can always try and send them a ticket about it. It is always worth trying.
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Students from the EU and the EEA
Basically students from the European Union and the EEA stand practically on equal terms with German students and have free access to the German job market.
Since Mai 2011 students from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech Republic and Hungary can work in terms similar to the German students.
For students from Bulgaria and Romania the restrictions of 120/240 days still apply. If you come from one of these countries you only have limited access to the job market and you need authorisation from the Federal Employment Agency. This authority checks whether or not a German citizen or any other EU-citizen is available to do the job.
Non-EU students
As of August 2012 international students who do not come from the EU or EEA are allowed to work 120 full or 240 half days in a year. To do this they do not need authorisation from the Employment Agency, i.e. the German authorities.
International students who do not come from the EU cannot go self employed or work freelance!
If you want to work more than 120 full or 240 half days you need the approval of the Employment Agency and the Aliens Department. Whether you receive the approval depends on the situation of the job market in your place of study. In regions with high unemployment you will have little chance of working more than 90 days.
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If you do not come from the EU or the EEA and have a work placement in Germany it counts as normal work - even if the placement is unpaid! Every day of your work experience will be subtracted from your 120 days.
For example, if you have already worked 120 days you must get authorisation from the Aliens Department and the Federal Employment Agency to be able to do a work placement.
The only exceptions are work placements that are a compulsory part of your studies.
In Germany several different types of social contribution as well as taxes are deducted straight from your earnings. The rules for students are, however, often generous. You pay either lower contributions or none at all.
Every employee in Germany has to pay taxes. The amount depends on your income. If you have a so called "mini-job" earning 450 Euro per month, you do not have to pay taxes.
If you earn less than 8,130 Euro a year you will get back the taxes you have paid at the end of the year if you submit an income tax return to the tax authorities.
All employees in Germany must make a contribution from their earnings to the state pension scheme. Usually this amounts to 9.45% of income. Student contributions are normally lower.
An income up to 450 Euro is exempted from contribution. With an income of between 450 and 850 Euro per month or more than 20 working hours per week the amount is reduced. Whoever earns more, pays higher contributions. As of an income of 850 Euro per month students pay the full share of 9.45 %.
Even if they have a side job students are usually insured as students and not as employees. In that case they do not have to make any income related contributions towards health insurance. Under some circumstances, if they work more than 20 hours a week, students have to pay a contribution to health insurance. Clarify this beforehand with your employer!
Students do not normally pay unemployment insurance contributions. This means, though, that they cannot claim unemployment benefit if they lose their side job.
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Shad Moss, aka Bow Wow, links up with Problem for his new single "Ya Heard".
Bow Wow, or should I say Shad Moss, is back with another release for the fans today. Following his raunchy "24 hours" remix to Teeflii's club banger, and his most recent "Aint Good For Me" release, Shad keeps the momentum on his side and delivers his newest single "Ya Heard", featuring West coast spitta Problem.
The hard-hittin club banger is produced by Dnyc3, of League Of Starz, and features Shad stroking his own ego and boasting about his bank account, fellow company, & bitches. This is the first official record under his new stage name, Shad Moss. (Keep your eyes peeled for future Shad Moss records on HNHH)
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Young nigga from the city
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Pull off in the Gotti
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