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With subtle, flowing lines, the Legend Wood bedroom embodies casual contemporary design. Crafted from Mahogany solid wood and Cherry wood veneer, Legend Wood features tones just light enough to reveal the handsome natural characteristics of the Cherry veneer, including gum streaks, pin knots and random swirls.
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"There are no positive tests."
With those five words, ASADA gave its critics even more ammo in the public relations battle that is rapidly turning against them.
The admission from Aurora Andruska, ASADA's chief, that no one mentioned in the Drugs in Sport report has tested positive sent critics into overdrive.
There were demands to know how an investigation that has blackened Australian sport could be based on nothing but hearsay.
Athletes must be clean if they've never tested positive, right? Wrong.
Remember, Lance Armstrong never recorded a positive test during his career. Neither did Marion Jones.
Two of the most infamous cheats in the history of sport never recorded a positive test during their careers.
That proves that while drug testing can be an important weapon in the battle against doping, no positive tests doesn't necessarily mean no doping.
It must be said that cycling's testing procedures during Armstrong's career were embarrassingly inadequate, both in terms of the number of tests and the unwillingness of testers to catch cheats.
Indeed, the accusation that authorities covered up a positive test from Armstrong in 2001 further undermines the testing process.
But the 600 or so negative tests that Armstrong recorded during his career were the safety net that kept him from revealing the awful truth.
'I've never tested positive and therefore I am innocent', Lance would say.
But for as long as drug testing has been a part of professional sport, dopers have found ways to maintain their clean image.
The Secret Race, a book by Armstrong's former teammate Tyler Hamilton, explains in remarkable detail how he and other cyclists avoided getting caught.
From drinking excessive amounts of water and taking salt tablets before a test, to simply pretending not to be home when testers knocked on the door.
He had secret phones and used code names to meet with crooked doctors to have injections and blood transfusions.
Hamilton even wrote about a grey powder, most likely protease, that riders would rub under their fingernail and introduce into the stream of urine to beat a test for EPO.
For seven years, Hamilton used almost every drug under the sun to boost his performance. Yet in seven years of pill-popping, injections and blood transfusions, he never tested positive.
In addition to these evasive tactics, history has shown that drug testers are always a step behind the cheats.
When a test for EPO was finally developed in 2000, cyclists turned to blood transfusions.
When a test for Human Growth Hormone was introduced in 2004, the clever athletes looked elsewhere.
To get ahead of the cheats, doping authorities like ASADA must be given greater powers. The power to compel witnesses to give evidence would be a good start.
"What is the point of all this testing if, in the end, USADA will not stand by it?," asked Armstrong in one of the last defiant speeches he gave before his secret world came crashing down.
Because, as Lance knows better than most, drug testing is simply not good enough.


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The following is quoted directly from the National Catholic Education Association's Annual Statistical Report on Schools, Enrollment and Staffing.
"U. S. Catholic school enrollment reached its peak during the early 1960s when there were more than 5.2 million students in almost thirteen thousand schools across the nation. The 1970s and 1980s saw a steep decline in both the number of schools and students. By 1990, there were approximately 2.5 million students in 8,719 schools. From the mid 1990s though 2000, there was a steady enrollment increase (1.3%) despite continued closings of schools.
Between the 2000 and the 2011 school years, 1,755 schools were reported closed or consolidated (21.5%). The number of students declined by 587,166 (22.1 %). The most seriously impacted have been elementary schools."
Personally, it saddens me to see any private school in decline. It's even worse to discover that schools have closed. But the sheer magnitude of these numbers is just plain scary. Let's examine some of the reasons why Catholic education finds itself in this state.
The Economy
The economy is a major factor. The Great Recession of 2008 has cost millions of people their jobs. If parents have to struggle just to make ends meet, a private school education becomes unaffordable. And Catholic parochial and high school educations have historically been some of the most affordable private school educations available. Fewer students mean more seats available. More seats available means less tuition income. It is a vicious cycle not easily broken. Once it starts, it is very difficult to turn around.
Changing Social Customs
Church membership nationwide in just about every denomination has been on a decline for decades. The Catholic Church has been particularly hard hit as it faced changing demographics in thousands of parishes. Whereas 50 years ago, Sunday masses were well-attended and parishes seemed to flourish, nowadays the neighborhoods have changed,
leaving small, aging congregations struggling to keep the doors of their beloved old church open. Soaring energy costs and a lack of priests have further exacerbated the problem.
The Child Abuse Settlements
The scandals which have rocked the American Catholic Church from 2000-2010 have effectively drained the coffers of dozens of Catholic dioceses, requiring, as they did, enormous settlements to bring a conclusion to the legal process. Property has been sold to raise money. Hundreds of schools which had been kept afloat with diocesan support had that financial lifeline cut off. There was no other choice.
The Way Forward
I know that Catholic education will survive long term. What we have seen, in my opinion, is a winnowing process in which schools which had financial and enrollment issues have been forced to face up to those issues. If they found answers to their problems, they survived. If they didn't, they closed their doors. The schools which are left are the ones which have weathered all the economic and cultural onslaughts which have been thrown at them over the past decade. They will probably continue to survive and find new ways to thrive.
Education has been a major focus of the Catholic Church for the better part of two millenia. I do not see the focus changing. Not one bit. Parents who want their children to be educated in Catholic schools will continue to find ways to accomplish that objective. The schools themselves will learn to adapt to changing times by marketing themselves more successfully and by offering academic courses which produce graduates who can succeed in life. Catholic schools will emerge as a leading force in American education once again, only this time they will be leaner, more market savvy and on a sounder financial footing.
What can you and I do? Support our schools. If you have the means to make a substantial gift to your alma mater, call the school. Let it know that you want to help because you believe in the value of a Catholic education and what that education has done for you.


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Colin Meloy, lead singer and songwriter of Portland's Decemberists, says "sort of" a lot. This binary descriptive, at its most basic level, tempers what one says. I walk down the street and get hit by a car. I tell you it was the worst experience of my life, and, if you aren't entirely a terrible person, you will be compelled to undivided sympathy. Now, take the same situation:
"Hey, dude, what's up?"
"Not much, friend. I got hit by a car yesterday. It was sort of the worst experience of my life."
"Oh, you!"
"Sort of" compromises, ironicizes, and humbilizes. It mitigates the tension between concept and its ill-equipped verbal signifier. It's a colloquial metaphor that, for Meloy, is simply indispensable. It might just as well be the motto for this entire ensemble. The Decemberists are musical profundity mollified by personal understatement, and Castaways and Cut-Outs, their latest LP just re-released on Kill Rock Stars, remains lyrically detached yet sonically honest and immediate. This is a band with about a thousand-and-a-half layers of musical genius, and that's sort of fucking awesome.
On tour with labelmate Jeff Hanson, The Decemberists performed in Cambridge, MA at the Middle East Upstairs on May 11th. I had the distinct pleasure of meeting with the aforementioned Colin and Rachel Blumberg, the group's drummer, who told me about Montana and the Northwest, the story behind Castaways, and their unorthodox artistic touchstones.
Pitchfork: So tour is going well, I assume.
Rachel: Absolutely. The crowds have been great.
Colin: Surprisingly good. Our first two shows we were just trying to make the connection between Portland and Minneapolis so it was a lot of sort of odd, out of the way places. We played in Missoula, and Helena, like Montana shows, then played in Spearfist, South Dakota of all places, but they were all great.
Pitchfork: Helena is your hometown, right? How was that show?
Colin: It was funny, it was hilarious.
Rachel: It was really, really interesting because I think it was a lot of [Colin's] family, and a lot of kids, and old people, which is great. And they all sort of clapped very politely between every song, it was definitely like, more of a performance.
Colin: Yeah, we played in the theater there, the performance space, it was actually, you know, a sizable theater, and we were like on the cover of the Arts section of the local paper. It was nice, it was like this was a big deal, like, in the middle of nowhere, really.
Pitchfork: I actually know nothing about Montana.
Colin: You don't?
Pitchfork: I'm sorry! Please, tell me anything.
Colin: It's sort of an interesting place, it has pockets of really strong, progressive politics. A lot of people moved there after the 60s, the sort-of back to the land movement, so people ended up in Montana. That's sort of how my mom ended up there. So it's interesting, it's conservative on one hand, but you'll find health food stores all over the place and stuff like that left over from this movement of people moving back to the land.
Rachel: The tour was my first time there-- it's really beautiful. Really, really pretty.
Colin: Oh, absolutely. Boulder Valley, going from Helena to Boseman, is like one of the most beautiful drives. Even if you go up north to Glacier Park, it's absolutely stunning and gorgeous. But it's a little isolating, so you have to be prepared for that.
Pitchfork: Despite all this, you left Montana anyway for Portland. What attracted you there? And why Portland rather than Seattle?
Colin: For me, Seattle had kind of a bad stigma attached to it for some reason. I knew a lot of people from my high school in Helena who had moved out there immediately after graduating, trying to ride out on the Seattle music boom, and they all ended up getting crappy restaurant jobs and developing drug addictions and things like that. Going to visit them, I had some bad associations with Seattle. It sort of depressed me. And it just seems like the music scene sort of flattened a little bit-- like, it didn't seem as dynamic as what Portland had. Portland has a little bit of everything.
Rachel: Portland's a great city. A lot of people say it has a little bit of a European flavor, and it's really green and beautiful. And there's a lot of big city things, lots of culture. So many bands, and at the same time it's small. Lots of people ride their bikes.
Pitchfork: So we're in Portland now. How did you guys, The Decemberists, get started?
Colin: Well, Rachel hasn't been in the band for very long, she's...
Rachel: I've been in the band for about a year.
Colin: Jenny has been in the band the longest, she's the accordion player. But I met them all just by moving to Portland, playing open mics initially because all of the contacts I'd known from Missoula had totally ditched me. They wouldn't return my phone calls. It was awesome. So I basically had to start from absolute square one. I started playing in this singer/songwriter community which was sort of creatively depressed, like not a whole lot of interesting and innovating stuff going on. It was driving me insane, until I met Amy and Al, and people who were involved in the more indie scene, and it just opened up a whole new world, and it's just like, I started meeting people after that, and started playing better shows, and it developed from there.
Pitchfork: I realize this is an awful question but I'm curious-- why "The Decemberists"?
Colin: Well, there are a couple answers to that question. There's The Decembrists that everyone knows about, the 19th century revolutionary group in St. Petersburg. They staged a failed coup against the tsar at the time. It was put down and they were all sent off to work camps in Siberia. And so there are all these Decembrists communities in Siberia. But that's not really why we named ourselves that.
It's really just this: I like to think that the drama behind the month of December... there's a group of people who, that is their month, and they're sort of stuck in this month. And I think that sort of speaks to the songs and the characters in the songs: sort of marginalized, sort of on the outskirts, all living in the coldest month.
Pitchfork: Your first EP, the 5 Songs EP, you burnt yourself, you made the sleeves yourselves, completely label-less. Was it difficult for the band getting onto a label? Where was Hush at this point?
Colin: The EP was done in three days and at that point I knew Chad who ran Hush. I sort of forced myself upon him. I knew that he ran Hush, and I appreciated their roster and thought it was a pretty solid lineup. And so I was sort of bugging him all along, and he sort of helped me master that five-song EP, but at that point, nobody had any money. I mean, not that they do now, but none of the labels in town... I mean, everybody was broke.
It actually wasn't until we were about halfway done recording Castaways and ut-Outs that Chad was like, "Okay, I'll put it out." So we actually went into the studio with Castaways and Cut-outs without actually having a label. We were like, "Well, let's just record it. We need to record." So that's sort of how that came to be.
Pitchfork: So how did you get hooked up with Kill Rock Stars from there?
Rachel: Actually, a good friend of ours, Jeff London, is friends with Slim [Moon, Kill Rock Stars owner]'s girlfriend, and there was this thing, what is it, a Rock-and-Swap?
Colin: Yeah, like a Rock-and-Swap, it was just like a really low-key, DIY convention in the courtyard of this bar where they would have record labels and record shops setting up kiosks and it was like KRS, and K, and Hush, and they all have little booths, and they have bands playing.
Rachel: So Jeff actually gave one of the Castaways and Cut-outs CDs to Slim's girlfriend, and then apparently, at that show...
Colin: I was actually playing solo, I was following Little Wings. I was sort of totally depressed because, well, have you ever seen Little Wings? They're a K band, so in typical K fashion, they had the whole everybody is sitting square, cross-legged style on the floor, and they had given out instruments for everybody to play. It was packed and everybody was like playing along and they're, like, jumping up and down. Which is not to say anything bad about Little Wings because they're sweethearts, but it can be a little disconcerting when you have to follow that.
Colin: And so I got up there, and everyone was like, whoosh! They collected their shakers and tambourines and then I got up and it was totally empty. But it happened that our friend Slim was talking to our friend Jeff, and was saying that he wanted to sign some more sort of song-oriented, melodic stuff, and Jeff, out of the kindness of his heart, the sweetheart that he is, said, "You should go check out this guy who's playing, he's playing right now." And so Slim went up there, saw it, and liked it, got the CD. And then we both sort of started corresponding from there, then he just popped the question, and that's it.
Pitchfork: Are you surprised that Kill Rock Stars, of all labels, took you on?
Colin: It was a total mystery. And in fact, I actually got an email. I didn't know that Slim had seen the show. I didn't really know who Slim was. I knew Kill Rock Stars from all the stuff... you know, they put out some great stuff. He actually emailed me a couple days later and was like, "You know, I really liked the set." And he just wrote, "Slim." I didn't even answer it.
And then it was like a week later, I ran into Jeff and he was like, "You know, I gave your CD to Slim and he really really liked it." And I was like, "Oh! That was Slim!" And by that time, he had already emailed Chad and said, "Why isn't Colin writing me back?" I, like, hurt his feelings right off the bat. I was like, what am I doing? And immediately I was like, "Sorry! Glad you liked it!"
Pitchfork: Do you guys like ships? Castaways seems to have a real nautical theme happening.
Colin: I think there's one thing I'm trying to stay away from, saying that the album's nautical, or saying that it's Dickensian, you know? That said, as far as nautical stuff, I think there's a really strong nautical presence. I think what happened is that, when I moved to Portland, and it being by the ocean, it was all of the sudden, "Ocean! Ocean! Ocean! Ships! Ships!"
Pitchfork: You recorded the album more than a year ago by now. Looking back on it, are you unhappy with anything?
Colin: Yeah, looking back on it, there's so much that I would have done differently. I mean, thankfully, I have some distance from it so I'm not hearing every little thing, but we were under time constraints, I mean, naturally, and we had equipment restraints. I played most of the electric guitar parts on there and I'm not even that much of an electric guitar player. So much of it was just thrown together. We were trying to do strings on it, and the strings just failed miserably.
But at the same time, when you're dealing with constraints you can be so thankful for constraints as well, because, had we all the time to do it and every piece of, you know, every instrument at our fingertips, we could have smothered it. So I think that it's sort of nice that we had those time constraints. We came up with something that was not necessarily what we were going for, but it actually turned out to be like, "Yeah, this is all right."
Pitchfork: What is your favorite song on the album?
Colin: Sonically, I think I really like the beginning, the first half of "California Love Youth and Beauty Brigade". The fact that we were recording this three-part song, it just seemed like something it would just take weeks and weeks to do, to piece together carefully. But half of it was like Chris coming in to do the pedal steel part and doing one run through, and we being like, "All right, that's fine. We'll just have to do with that." And listening to it now, there's some moments that we wish we could change, but there are moments that the musicianship all sort of fell together in certain parts, and I'm particularly fond of those moments.
Pitchfork: I have a note to myself regarding this next question: "This is the part where you go crazy over the lyrics."
Pitchfork: Seriously, though. The lyrics are so refreshingly different, and you're drawing from traditions that others aren't. And I'm just curious as to what inspires you. Like, why are you singing what you're singing?
Colin: I think I've always been fascinated with... wow, I don't know how to say it... not necessarily, but like caricatures and strong sort of idiomatic figures. Like even when I was a kid, I sort of became fascinated with like, knights. And I think a lot of kids do this, it's probably nothing special. Like, homicidal maniacs. I had this homicidal maniac "phase" when I was really into like, serial killers, like axe-wielding maniacs. These sort of things were just capturing my imagination one after another. Elves, I think, at one point, too.
And I think it went on the backburner for a while, and I used to write all the time, like writing short stories, stuff like that. But as I grew older, everything grew much more tame. I feel like everyone in high school wants to keep their weirdnesses down. When I was a kid, it was just like free, I'm going to walk across the street acting like I'm a knight or something, these weird sort of fantasies I would have.
Pitchfork: How does music itself affect your writing?
Colin: It wasn't until I started playing music that I discovered, it's sort of... you can use different characters, and you can use different narrative technique, and for some reason it works so much better in song. You can get away with so much more. Like you could never write-- well, I suppose you could write and it would end up as a dime-store novel-- a story about a girl who, you know, died and is a ghost. Or about a legionnaire stuck in the desert, things like that. But for some reason, in a pop song, it's like, whatever. It's an open canvas.
Rachel: I think it's particularly interesting having dark material contrasted with music that isn't necessarily so dark. I think that actually infuses it with a little more darkness.
Colin: Totally. And that's another great thing about pop music, is that so much of it is based on the tension between the melody and the lyrical content. You can do so much with that. And I think, moving to Portland and having this sort of clean slate, and more often than not playing to nobody at open mics and things like that, or playing at all these weird songwriters-in-the round and all these songwriters were singing about, god, I don't even know, just about the most banal, boring things...
Rachel: Like love.
Colin: Yeah, just like all trying to write the next Sarah McLachlan song. I was like, "I can't do this. I need to write something that's more interesting than that." So I would do stuff that was just totally off-the-wall and just playing it at these songwriters-in-the-round, and I would stop and people would just be like [makes a gaping face].
Colin: It just did not fit in. Which was great. Trying to create a narrative, you have to have a beginning, a middle, and an end. A song should follow the same pattern as a short story, or a novel, in microcosm. So having a good strong character and a good strong storyline is what can make a good song.
Pitchfork: Are you writing the lyrics first? The instruments often sound like they follow what the lyrics dictate. Or are both the lyrics and songwriting coming from some larger idea?
Colin: It's mostly like a grand idea. Though more often than not, you know, when you sit down to write a song you almost fall into a trance. Not totally. I guess I probably shouldn't say a trance, but a lot of the stuff you'll start playing, or start humming a melody, humming nonsense to a melody. And for me the melody suggests something for how two words you mumbled should fit together. One line can suggest a whole song.
Like the first song, "Leslie Anne Levine"-- "My name is Leslie Anne Levine, my mother birthed me down a dry ravine." Oh, of course, that makes perfect sense, I'll just go from there, and then the rest of it writes itself practically. So that's how it happens a lot of times. Or sometimes I'll just be walking along and be like, "Oh, I should write a song about that, or like, a sea shanty." Or, "I should write a song about a legionnaire."
Pitchfork: Let's talk about "July! July!" We talked about how the melody can soften the lyrical content, and for me, "July! July!" softens the rest of the album, provides a contrast that allows you to appreciate the rest even more. Was that how you intended the song?
Colin: Oh yeah, absolutely. I mean, if you were to strip away the words, I think you would have a pretty, almost vapid pop song. Like, a straight three chords with a minor thrown in there, super-simple, super-by-the-book. It just happens that the lyrical content is a little unsettling.
Rachel: We haven't played that live in so long. It's so hard to pull off live.
Colin: I think the reason that song worked is that in the studio, we messed with the mix so much to make it sound so that when you listen to it on headphones, the drums are on one side, the guitar and voice are on the other side, everything is a hard pan, just to make it as askew as possible. Because it is like the most straight-up pop song on the record. So we had to sort of fuck with it.
Pitchfork: Have you started working on the new album?
Colin: We finished it.
Rachel: It's done.
Pitchfork: Any teasers?
Rachel: It's pretty different from the last one.
Colin: It's pretty different, it's a little bit more loose than the last one. Rachel is a totally different player than Ezra [the previous drummer] was. Ezra was Mr. Click Track, just solid. And this new one, we did the whole thing without a click track, for the most part.
Rachel: I'm totally against click tracks.
Colin: So much of it was by feel. Just the Belle & Sebastian school of recording like, if it feels right, then it's probably, you know, good. And so it's a little looser, and I think it's better. We worked with Larry Crane at Jackpot. We also worked with Adam Selzer at Type Foundary, so there's some switching going back. You can tell the difference between the different songs. It sort of makes for an interesting dynamic.
Pitchfork: And are the fortunate accidents of Castaways still there?
Colin: Oh yeah. [laughs] They're all over there. The first song on the record is like one big fortunate accident. Just sort of thrown together.
Rachel: They make for the best songs, fortunate accidents. Oh, here's a teaser. The first track has a blood-curdling scream at the beginning of it. And there are all sorts of interesting sounds at the beginning. We were all surrounding one mic with various pots and pans. We had great fun. We were giggling the entire time we recorded that song.
Pitchfork: Do you have a title yet?
Colin: It's called Her Majesty, The Decemberists.
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With the NFL season over, the Ravens officially released Terrence Cody today after announcing the move on Jan. 23. The Baltimore County Police also announced that a local grand jury had indicted Cody on charges of animal cruelty.
Ravens To Cut Defensive Tackle Under Investigation For Animal Cruelty
Ravens defensive tackle Terrence Cody's one-year contract expires in March, but the team isn't waiting until then to cut ties with him. The Ravens announced today that they will release Cody after the Super Bowl. Coincidentally or not—Baltimore didn't give a reason for his release—police are reportedly investigating…
The Patriots Annoyed John Harbaugh By Having Fun With Eligible Receivers
The Patriots needed creativity to beat the Ravens last night. Julian Edelman showed he could throw a deep ball better than Tom Brady on a trick-play touchdown bomb to Danny Amendola, but New England also ran a few plays that mixed up eligible receivers. Those formations were totally legal, but Baltimore coach John…
Boston Area Residents Fear Baltimore's "Thug Factor"
Some things never change, as evidenced by this couple from Hanover who admit that Baltimore makes them nervous because of the "thug factor."
Accuser Asks Court To Ban Ravens Head Of Security From Stadium
The woman who claims Ravens head of security Darren Sanders groped her during a game has asked a Baltimore court for a peace order, similar to a restraining order, because "I fear for myself and my family's safety." As part of the request, she asked the court to order Sanders to not contact her and to avoid her…
Ravens Head Of Security Allegedly Assaulted Woman During Game
When news broke last night that the Baltimore Ravens' head of security, Darren Sanders, had been charged with sexual assault, details were slim. But now TMZ has gotten a copy of the police report, and is reporting that Sanders is accused of assaulting an M&T Bank Stadium employee during the Ravens' game against…
Baltimore Ravens Head Of Security Charged With Sex Offense
Darren I. Sanders, the Baltimore Ravens' senior director of security, was charged with committing a sex offense Tuesday night, according to The Baltimore Sun:
Yeah, That Sounds Like Flacco
Joe Flacco made a passionate halftime speech: "Let's go win a game!"
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens)
December 28, 2014
New Surveillance Video Shows Ray Rice Handcuffed And Emotional
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Janay Rice Says Ravens Told Her To Apologize At That Press Conference
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Top 50+ Jazz Albums For the Week of 27 October 2014 - JazzWeek
Here are the top 50+ Jazz albums that received the most airplay on US, Canadian and internet radio stations from last week! Which albums are going to make it on your Top Ten list for 2014? Let me know on Twitter or Facebook!
For your listening pleasure this week, a 50 minute set of Raul Midón and Richard Bona performing at Jazz in Marciac 2011 ~ Enjoy!
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Trying to get my hands on newborn diapers that would fit my tiny babies is near impossible! I am trying to start building up my stash, I won't even be getting pregnant until next year, at least that is the plan. But seriously, my babies are like 5lb babies and most newborn diapers don't fit babies that small. I found a lady that makes them that small and I found a pattern to make my own, but man this is a pain! If I go through the lady it will be about $90 for 10 diapers!!! Ughh, maybe I will just stick with trying to make my own stash. :-/ Especially since I have one of her diapers to make my pattern from anyway.
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Manchester United boss David Moyes says he's never experienced such a run of bad luck.
United's defeat at Stoke City occurred after Phil Jones and Jonny Evans were forced off early with injury.
Asked if he'd ever had such a run of bad luck in his managerial career Moyes said: "Never as bad as this one.
"I'm a football guy and I know how it works and you take it as it comes and goes but I think this has been quite a long sustained period.
"But I don't rely on luck, I believe you earn your luck by how hard you work on the things you do.
"You've got to turn it yourself – you can't expect, you can't be relying on referee's decisions.
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I need to make store locator with proximity radius search.
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For now, Google store locator don't uses proximity filter or bbox argument, so this option is out.
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Hey I recently created a module for creating a leaflet geofield input that just captures a single point.
I needed it for a mobile app and something in leaflet Draw was breaking on mobile so I basically just took the Leaflet Widget module and removed all the draw stuff and added a crosshairs over the map then the center point of the map is captured when the form is submitted.
I'm wondering if this is worth sharing as another module?
Attaching a screenshot of what the input looks like.
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I use this for showing gpx tracks.
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Garnett Dominates Hawks, Then Responds To Owners' Comments
Kevin Garnett was a man possessed in the Celtics 83-80 Game 6 victory over the Hawks, and you can thank Hawks owner Michael Gearon and the Boston media for calling him 'Old' for some extra fuel to his fire.
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The Celtics couldn't shake the pesky Hawks in Tuesday night's 87-86 Game 5 loss in Atlanta, with some poor execution doing them in at the end.
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Celtics captain Paul Pierce didn't let a sore knee slow him down in Boston's 101-79 Game 4 victory over the Hawks, scoring a team-high 24-points in under 17 minutes of play.
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With their star point guard out for Game 2, the Boston Celtics turned to an old reliable to carry the load.
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Veteran point guard Keyon Dooling spoke with Toucher & Rich about being the Vice President for the NBA Players Association during the lockout, the seven game suspension of Ron Artest and hyping up Celtics guard Avery Bradley.
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Prince's hometown concert at the First Avenue nightclub in Minneapolis was closed down by the police on Sunday. The police shutdown the performance when Prince was still on stage passed the time the club is allowed to stay open.
Prince, 49, told the crowd that the authorities were making them leave, promised to return. The club was made famous in Prince's smash hit movie Purple Rain. The singer (who didn't take the stage until after 2 a.m.) was about halfway through his set when informed he would have to leave. He managed to crank out a few of his hits before the cops pulled the plug on the gig.
Club owner Byron Frank has stated the police worked with Prince's people and allowed the singer a few extra minutes to close the show. There were about 20 police officers at the club working overtime to block off the streets that surround the establishment.
The singer has made several appearances lately in support of his latest studio album. He played two other concerts in Minneapolis – including a short performance at a department store to promote his new cologne.
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Katherine (and the other spellings) I don't know why, but i really dislike it!
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I'll second these, and Andrew -- which is my husband's name but he goes by AJ thank goodness!
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Gangplank! DO EET! Also, thread reposted to GD, under the title '@Riot: Publish this man!'
holy sh*t srsly dude, turn into a pro writer the whole story was well worth the wait XD BTW, I vote the Kassadin: also, try this idea: the void is actually a place in one's mind- everyone's void is different. voidborne like kog or cho are actually nightmares from especially strong mages, who have the power to turn vision into reality. Kassadin, however, also has the power to walk into others' voids, hence his name, the voidwalker. he is used to seeing others' nightmares, and helping defeat them inside others' minds, but a trap (by shaco??) forces him into his own 'void'. Feel free!! PS: going into garen/kat's 'voids' are mandatory. DO IT
Maybe....maybe. I feel kinda nervous about how i ended the story, what did u guys think?
Personally I would have liked to have seen the outcome of Nasus and Renekton's brawl through the streets of Noxus. other than that you managed to wrap things up pretty tightly.
It ended with Renekton escaping, barely, and Nasus chasing.
DO THE VADER(KASS) STORY! Or at night, when you brush your teeth, Cass(the snake) will come up the drain and eat you! And by the way... did TF die? Or did he teleport away? That was kind of like the lost ending. And I'm not sure about your portrayal of Kat... Sometimes the characters seemed inconsistent with the personalities that you find in LoL. Oh well, it was a fun story!
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Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies: Get an up-close-and-personal look at 12-foot sharks, sea creatures, giant sea turtles, penguins and other marine life at Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies. Marvel at the animals swimming all around you through clear underwater tunnels throughout the space. Travel to the rainforest, reef and ocean floor- right in the heart of the mountains.
Hollywood Stars Cars Museum: Movie and car enthusiasts will love the Hollywood Star Cars Museum. This space houses 40 authentic vehicles from feature films, television shows and real life. See transportation used in The Fast and The Furious, The Avengers, Gone in 60 Seconds, The Beverly Hillbillies and The Andy Griffith Show, as well as one of the world's most famous cars, the Batmobile.
A Walk in the Woods "Since 1998:" The park itself is a must-see, whether you are driving through to take in the vistas or lacing up your boots for an up-close view. Spending some time in the great outdoors and the Smokies is also a great opportunity to learn about our nation's Appalachian background. Plan a guided nature walk or hike, have fun on a team-building adventure and just get some fresh air as you take in the wondrous mountain views.
Shopping and Dining in Gatlinburg
The Village: Just off the main street sits a quaint collection of 27 boutique shops, galleries and eating establishments. Boasting old world charm, The Village is the perfect place to take a stroll, peruse the hometown goods and grab a few souvenirs.
Gatlinburg Aerial Tramway Mall: With six unique shops here, this mall delivers a variety of local goods, including homemade candy and fudge and Native American pottery. It's also the perfect place to play dress-up and take an old time photo.
The Peddler: One of Gatlinburg's favorite steakhouses, The Peddler is a must-visit on your dining list. Known for its juicy steaks, The Peddler also features a stellar salad bar with everything you could want to create the perfect salad. Of course, ordering a steak is the reason for coming in, and carnivores will no doubt want to see if this eatery lives up to its reputation.
Bennett's BBQ: For a true Southern classic, look no further than Bennett's BBQ. With a menu full of mouth-watering pulled pork, ribs and other savory favorites, there's no shortage of items to enjoy. Make sure to save room for the pecan pie!


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- 07-26-2014, 02:43 PM #1Senior Member
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Undocumented Immutability of Classes
I have been looking at Integer and Color and based solely on the source code, available
documentation, and my own testing have concluded that those two classes (and probably
the other primitive wrapper classes as well) are immutable. However, no where have I found
where that particular trait is documented. So I have either missed something and my conclusions
are wrong, or that the door has been left open to allow mutable operations to be added later.
Any thoughts?
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Re: Undocumented Immutability of Classes
The API docs for the Integer class starts with "The Integer class wraps a value of the primitive type int in an object"; the clue is the verb "wraps"; wrapping is not just "having a member", but I agree, a bit more verbosity wouldn't hurt ...
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