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The feeling of gentle exploration characterises barge cruises. The warm atmosphere and excellent service provided by the English speaking crew combines to ensure a perfect inland cruising experience. All our featured barges are air-conditioned and boast wonderful sundecks and small spa pools.
Each cruise includes a comprehensive programme of excursions and visits. They are a blend of cultural, historical and general interest, which compliment the time spent drifting lazily along the waterways.
The vessels featured are some of the most comfortable available. All barges have outside facing cabins with en suite facilities, drawers and wardrobe space and opening portholes or windows. Each has spacious saloon and dining areas, central heating, air-conditioning or cooling and umbrella-shaded sun decks. Many have a small library, games and a music centre, while some carry bicycles for use on towpaths. Hotel barges are also available for exclusive charter by larger parties. Please note that children under the age of 12 years are not accepted unless it is a charter booking or a special family departure.
France is renowned for its food, and it is a point of pride that the food aboard our vessels can compete with some of the very best restaurants in each region. On board, the barges daily breakfast include fresh breads and pastries whilst lunches might be a delicious buffet of patés, charcuterie, salads, desserts, fruit and cheeses or a sumptuous picnic. Four or five course dinners are served each evening. Throughout the cruise you will sample fine wines, often from regional vineyards at both lunch and dinner.
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Nights: 25 | from £70,600
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Burgundy Barge Cruise
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Meet in Paris and drive to L'Impressionniste, moored in Fleurey-sur- Ouche, where a champagne welcome awaits you before enjoying a delicious dinner on board.
Quintessential France
Nights: 9 | from £3,900
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Highlights of Paris
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A Wine Infused Tour of Bordeaux
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Connections Cruising - Paris, Burgundy & South of France Cruise
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Second jewel in sight for Street Sense
Coming into the 133rd Kentucky Derby, the questions surrounding Street Sense were many.
Could he become just the second horse in 60 years to win the Derby after being raced only twice as a 3-year old? Would the son of Street Cry become the first horse since Spectacular Bid in 1979 to capture the roses after winning the 2-year old championship? And perhaps the most speculative question in everyone's mind: could he break the 0-for-23 jinx of Breeders' Cup Juvenile champions on the first Saturday in May?
Trainer Carl Nafzger confirmed that Street Sense will make his bid for the second leg of the Triple Crown, the 1 3/16 miles Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course on May 19.
To the surprise of many, Nafzger had his Derby champ jog a mile around Churchill Downs the day after the big race, verifying that the talented dark bay colt came out of the grueling 1 1/4 miles in fine shape.
"I realized that I had focused so hard on the Derby that I hadn't looked past it," said Nafzger on Sunday. "It doesn't matter, because the horse will tell you, the horse will take you to the Preakness. The way he looked (Sunday) morning, we're on the way."
Nafzger said Street Sense would continue his training at Churchill and will be shipped to Baltimore a few days before the Preakness. There he will face at least eight rivals, including Derby runner-up Hard Spun, third-place finisher Curlin and the Michael Matz-trained Chelokee. If Street Sense goes on to capture the Preakness, and then the Belmont Stakes on June 9, he will become the first Triple Crown winner in 29 years -- Affirmed last did it in 1978. The nearly three-decade wait for another Triple Crown winner has racing fans pining for the sport's next hero. Since 1979, 10 horses have gone to the Belmont with a chance to win the Triple Crown. Of those 10, six have come in the last decade, beginning with Bob Baffert's Silver Charm in 1997, who finished a disappointing second to Touch Gold. The following year Baffert was denied again, this time in heartbreaking fashion, as Real Quiet lost by a nose to Victory Gallop in New York.
Most recently, it was Smarty Jones who nearly broke the Triple Crown drought. One of the most popular horses in racing history, the Pennsylvania-bred had Belmont and Triple Crown victory in his grasp for trainer John Servis, only to watch Birdstone rally in the final strides to deny the ultimate prize. In a time when horse racing could have used all the positive notoriety it could get, it was a crushing blow to fans all around the country.
"The most disappointing thing is that the best horse lost," said Servis. "You hate for that to happen when a horse is sitting on a possible Triple Crown, but that's just how things go. In our case, I don't think it was the jockey's fault (Stewart Elliot) or anything the horse did wrong, it was a different combination of factors."
Some now believe that Street Sense has the bloodlines and racing style to finally break the Triple Crown jinx. If anyone knows what it will take, it is the savvy Nafzger, who first won the Kentucky Derby back in 1990 with Unbridled. With an unorthodox training style and 40 years of experience in the sport, the 65-year old Texan says it will eventually be done again. But he knows it won't be easy.
"The thing that makes it so difficult is that you have so many new horses coming at you," Nafzger said, "and most of them are fresh. No. 2, the distance changes in each race, which throws things off. The third factor is that the horse has to do it on three different surfaces and he may not like one of them. Finally, the age of airplanes makes it tough. You have horses that can fly overnight to be somewhere without a lot of travel time. Horses can come at you from all over the world, which wasn't possible when I first started."
Servis expounded on Nafzger's point about fresh horses.
"Nowadays, so many horses skip the Derby and Preakness just so they can gun for the Belmont," Sevis said. "It used to be that you would only have five or six horses in the Belmont, but today, if you have a horse that is lucky enough to win the Derby and Preakness, you have a major bull's eye on your back. So if a jockey rides an unethical race, it's okay. The only concern that they have going in is, how can I beat this horse? They pull out all the stops to beat your horse."
For Street Sense, who has already broken one 23-year old jinx and quieted doubters along the way, one more question must be answered. Can he win the Triple Crown? Nafzger wasn't making any guarantees.
"Well, we won't find out until he races," said Nafzger. "Just because he beat a few horses the first time it doesn't mean he'll do it again. If the Dolphins beat the Patriots one week, that doesn't guarantee they'll do it again the next game. Horses are like water, they seek their own level.
"I know this horse is special. He has raced well over four different tracks and the (short) layoff doesn't concern me. We didn't try to do too much with him this year because he didn't need to race a lot.
We'll find out if he can step forward again. If he is good enough, the horse will take us there. People forget that. It's the horse that takes you there."
June 9, 2007
• Belmont champ Rags to Riches eyes Travers
• Gomez's loss proves Velazquez's gain
• Pletcher, Velazquez end Triple Crown droughts
• Hard Spun was all done in the Belmont
• Pletcher deserves 'Riches' after Belmont
• Rags to Riches beats Curlin in Belmont
• Street Sense to skip Belmont
• Curlin denies Street Sense in Preakness
• Street Sense wins Kentucky Derby
• Mayne: Racing needs racing
• Finley: What about an encore?
• Cronley: Triple Crown Q&A
• Cronley: My Belmont Day
• Finley: The Belmont horse by horse
• Moss: Street Sense just didn't finish
• Watch the Belmont Stakes
• Moss on Preakness
• Watch the Preakness
• Watch the Kentucky Derby
• Barbaro's legacy

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A very quickly written post about food trucks in London
Following the last election which a change in council meant a change in views concerning food trucks the issue was brought back to life. Staff is sending a report to the Community and Protective Services Committee on Wednesday about a food truck pilot plan.
One thing that recently came up as a possible item in the pilot will be the requirement that the food truck owner pay for the installation of a city supplied GPS unit. This in my opinion is an unnecessary addition to the challenges a food truck operator will already have.
The staff report says that having a GPS will allow bylaw staff to determine where a food truck is and if it is obeying the rules set out in the pilot program. In particular the rules regarding distance from an existing restaurant and being in a parking place for a certain amount of time.
Requiring a GPS unit is not only an unnecessary burden for the food truck owner but will not do the job the city wants it to do. A GPS unit is accurate but not so accurate as to pin point the exact parking spot a food truck is in. It will take one court challenge to bring this crashing down. Why would the city want to waste money where there is bylaw enforcement staff already in place? We have a complaint and reporting mechanism that seems to work for other bylaw issues. If were talking about dozens of food trucks then a monitoring solution like this might be an idea but this is not the case.
Restaurants who complain about food trucks threatening their business is a bit of a misleading statement as well. Depending on my mood and how much time I have for a meal determines where I go. I don't consider them competition. If you are a restaurant owner and are that close to the edge financially then there are other things you need to worry about before food trucks.
Recently during the Mayors state of the city address, it was said that one of councils goals will be to make London a friendlier city to small and medium businesses. Food trucks are a small business. If we are trying to become a 'startup city' then lets stop putting roadblocks up on these sort of things. The concept has worked in other cities across North America.
I'm sure when the Community and Protective Services Committee meets it will take a good look at all these issues. The food truck issue first came up in October 2012, it's time we get things going.
Let's not screw it up.
David Carr,a media reporter for the New York Times, passed away suddenly in the newsroom of The Gray Lady on Thursday night. His death is a shock to those who were fortunate enough to know him personally as well as many people (like myself) who read his work.
I remember first reading one of David's columns back in 2009 and always found them very good. I heard more about him when he released a book about himself called "Night of the Gun" in which he describes his battles with drug and alcohol addiction.
In 2011 he was featured in a documentary called Page One: Inside the New York Times. It's currently on Netflix Canada and is well worth a watch. There is one very memorable scene in the film where David Carr is interviewing executives at Vice.com a "new" media website. At one point the CEO of Vice throws an inaccurate shot towards the NY Times, David stops him and basically tears him a new one in a very polite but forceful way. This is an example of a journalist who cares about his paper and his craft.
David was first a journalist before anything else. He and many others like him show the value of professional news organizations even in today's internet society. In the documentary he is filmed working on a story about several problems with the management culture at the Chicago Tribune. You can see how a real news organization gathers information about issues that may not always be the most exciting but are important nevertheless. His co-worker A.O. Scott in his piece today has a great paragraph which sums things up rather well.
"A warrior for the truth.
I can picture his eyebrows shooting upward at that last sentence. A bit much, maybe. But he regarded the newspaper — and all of its digital, televisual and other cognates — as a big, clanking machine for churning out stories. The only rule was that the stories had to be true."
At the same time that the importance of news organizations has never been more important, the challenges to those very organizations have never been more numerous. The same day that David Carr has passed away, 1/3 of Yahoo Canada's editorial section were laid off. In addition Sun News a conservative news network billed as "Fox North" is also shutting down.
Much has been written about the challenges to the traditional media funding model with the rise of the internet. We are able to gather the news quicker and cheaper than ever before, but there is still a need for experienced journalists and news gathering organizations. The need to help analyze these stories and look beyond the ten word soundbyte has never been more apparent. The fact that media organizations that provide a heavily slanted view are running into financial difficulties should not be a surprise to anyone. There is only so much of that sort of "news" an informed public will consume without realizing that there is something missing.
The challenge now is finding a financial model to keep the "true" news organizations around and healthy is more important than ever before.
Good things
The sun is shining.
The next generation is being brought up right. We see that in many ways each day.
We live in a city where we have a progressive council open to new ideas. We may not always agree with them, but at least we know they are listening.
We have great organizations both old and new that continue to do good work. Groups are using technology to help get their message out to the communities they serve.
We have friends, colleagues and even strangers that will support each other when needed. I look at all the tweets and facebook posts yesterday with people helping others dig out from the blizzard and I know that many other examples were not posted to social media.
There was a fire in the barn at Storybook Gardens but all the animals made it out.
Despite the cold the sparrows continued to sing in the hedge by the front of my office.
Seeds for the garden have now arrived.
We can still toboggan in London, and Google has a way to tag your favorite hill
Researchers are working on cures for HIV/Aids and cancer. It will be beaten.
Mental health is no longer talked about in whispers but is instead talked about openly and people are being helped.
We live in a free society where freedom of speech exists. We also live in a society where we are not forced to listen to those who are bigots, negative or have an agenda.
And as a favorite teacher says "Find room to breathe"
Now go out and continue to be amazing.
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Back To The Mac Event: Release or Unveiling?
With just over 2 hours to go until the Back to the Mac event, Steve Jobs will be waiting behind the scenes in his jeans and black sweater while going over his notes. He knows what he will be saying and so do a few others from Apple, but all we can do is specul...Read more →


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The video shoot for the three finalists in Jamie's Summer Jam sponsored by Birra Moretti took place at Union Jacks Central St Giles yesterday (Sunday 7th July). Jamie watched on as Fickle Friends, The Dirty Perks and Brightlight City took to the empty unit next to the restaurant to have a professional video shot. Read the full article…
School is almost out, but a packed lunch might still be needed for the kids to take to a holiday club or a lovely summer picnic.
Last week I had the privilege of travelling to some of the Jamie's Ministry of Food Centres. I am always so impressed with the work that all of the staff are doing in the centres to teach many people all over the country how to cook from scratch. The centres also provide great opportunities for Read the full article…
A good way of getting the kids to eat more fish is to include it on the menu regularly. Try a few of these simple recipes first.
Here are just three ideas to get you game and set for putting your feet up for the Wimbledon tennis championships.
Whether the school playground has been transformed into a Mad Hatter's tea party, a circus or a beach, here's some ideas for what to bake.
Jamie has picked three finalists to compete for a spot at the Big Feastival, to play in front of crowds of up to 15,000 food and music fans.
Jim travels to Italy to meet the guys behind the beautiful wine at Jamie's Italian, and explains just why every glass is so special.


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Guest ProfileGuest Profile: Rev. Judith Laxer
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Rev. Judith Laxer is an ordained Minister who enjoys a successful private practice as a Spiritual Counselor, Psychic, certified Hypnotherapist, Shamanic healer, Ceremonialist and teacher of women's mysteries. A keynote speaker, Judith is also the Founding Priestess of Gaia's Temple providing monthly Goddess Worship Services where everyone is welcome.
Her stories and columns have been published in several print and on-line magazines and her first book Along the Wheel of Time: Sacred Stories for Nature Lovers was recently published by Booktrope publishing. www.judithlaxer.com or www.gaiastemple.org.
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Voices of Women with Host Kris Steinnes: Our Rite for a Rite with Rev. Judith Laxer and Experiencing the Goddess Through Yoga with Irene Hauzinger
A Rite of Passage ceremony marks significant life changes within a sacred context. Western culture is sadly bereft of many of these important acknowledgements. In our time together, we'll discuss the need to restore these rites and create and enact one on our common experience of the Blood Mysteries. Regardless of where you are in your life's cycle, honoring your status helps to restore self-esteem, personal power, and reconnection to a greater sisterhood of women who recognize themselves as holy. Irene Hauzinger will discuss the Goddess archetypes: Destroyer. Creator. Lover. Healer. The archetypal Goddess embodies all aspects of the female life cycle. The Goddess archetypes embody and confront aspects of the complete person, much in the way that a yoga practice may alleviate personal suffering through the acceptance and honoring of one's own physical capabilities. Integrate ancient Goddess wisdom with contemporary yoga practices, creating a union of body, mind, and spirit. Celebrate the Goddess through an examination of historical Goddess art and yoga poses.


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Corporate Governance
Morgan Stanley executive shakeup can provide lessons for GCs
Morgan Stanley's moves are intended to make executives more well rounded, preparing them for higher positions within the company.
Wynn Resorts CEO's ex-wife fights to keep her board seat
Elaine Wynn's term as director expires April 24, and although the board decided not to nominate her for another term, she believes that her role is crucial to the company.
Forthcoming Wal-Mart decision could lead to shareholder influence of business operations
At issue is Wal-Mart's sale of assault rifles with high-capacity magazines and whether Trinity is allowed to call for a vote that would prompt a review of the sale of these items.
CEO of Credit Suisse faces pay cut
According to the bank, Dougan received $9.8 million (9.7 million Swiss francs) in total compensation in 2014, down from nearly $10 million (9.79 million francs) the previous year.
Investors want more information on board nominees
According to a new study by Ernst & Young's Center for Board Matters, investors want a lot more information on boards in order to make informed decisions.
The 2015 proxy season: Shareholder activism is the 'new normal'
The outcome of the SEC's review of the no-action letter process and the deference given to the SEC no-action process in the anticipated Wal-Mart decision will likely shape the proxy seasons for years to come.
Alliance Trust faces boardroom challenge from activist investor
Elliott Advisors released a letter that it had written to its fellow shareholders, outlining issues it has with Alliance's strategy and corporate governance initiatives.
TECO Energy closely ties executive compensation to earnings per share
The company says the move comes as a direct result of stockholder influence, including a say-on-pay vote at the company's 2014 annual meeting.
Hyundai investors to veto board nominations
The second-largest shareholder in the car manufacturer, National Pension Service (NPS), will vote against the reappointment of two board members.
Germany approves rule requiring 30 percent female representation on boards
The quota applies to 100 different companies, and another 3,500 companies will be required to set targets for women in leadership positions.


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Motorcyclist killed early Sunday near Beeville after vehicle struck him
BEEVILLE - A motorcyclist was killed early Sunday near Beeville after a vehicle struck him and drove off, according to DPS officials.
Randolph Bishop, 41, was killed about 7:30 a.m. traveling northbound on U.S. 181, three miles north of Beeville.
Bishop, who is from Beeville, was following another vehicle when that vehicle veered into the other lane. A 2002 Ford van that was traveling southbound on U.S. 181 tried to avoid the vehicle and traveled into the northbound lane, striking Bishop's motorcycle, according to a Department of Public Safety report.
Bishop died at the scene.
A DPS spokesman did not know if Bishop was wearing a helmet or if charges would be filed.
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Beautiful gallery.
Your art is beautiful. Color, emotion.. everything is vibrant and perfect.
great gallery great art
wonderful gallery stunning works
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OMG! are you real? is it truky your art? you're...amazing!!! i love your gallery, your art! it's so beautiful i want to cry!! oh it's so stunning <3!!!
I cannot fathom the extent of your talent. I'm just stunned actually. If I may ask, how many years and by that I mean, how much effort in terms of practice, did it take for you to reach this point, considering that your starting point would be something like... a hobbyist who sketches in her spare time?
Another question(s), if you don't mind... how do you start creating these works of art? Do you keep a huge image/reference bank? How do you deal with bouts of artist's block? I am sorry for the barrage of questions but I am very much amazed by your skill and your innovative imagination. Alongside revering concept artists, I really want to reach the same level of greatness, that is to create pieces that also act as muses themselves to other artists.
This gallery is beautiful and that doesn't even begin to describe it. Continue doing what you do, because I don't want to stop admiring your work.
Hi! Thanks for dropping in!
Well, it's hard to quantify how much work it took.. I've been drawing since I was a kid, but I didn't take it seriously until around my early twenties. I took what few classes I could afford, and did a lot of studying on my own. I've been working pretty steadily since then, freelancing on a fulltime basis since 2006.
I keep artist block at bay by having a ton of different drafts to work on. If I get stuck on one thing, I can usually find some old sketch or draft to work on. I try to draw out thumbnails any time I get an idea, so that when I'm feeling stuck, I have some stuff ready to go.
I have huge folders of reference/inspiration photos and art. If I'm stuck, usually browsing through them will give me enough of an idea to work with. Any time I come across something interesting, I save it for future reference (I've been trying to get better about separating things out into folders to keep better track of stuff. Like, folders for clothes, hair, landscapes, clouds, water, machinery, cityscapes, interiors, etc).
Art is just something I've stubbornly plugged away at for enough time for it to look halfway decent
Wow, thank you very much for the insight. I have started keeping a folder of references as well but I especially like you've only started getting serious in your twenties. I'm currently 18 years and it's good to know that there's no rush for developing skill in creating works of art.
Again, thanks for answering my questions and keep up the things you're doing because it seems to be going very well for you


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The United States Chamber of Commerce awarded the Manatee Chamber of Commerce with 5-Star Accreditation for its sound policies, effective organizational procedures, and positive impact on the community.
Of the almost 7,000 Chambers in the country, less than 3% are accredited and approximately 1% have achieved elite 5-Star status.
Click here to read the full press release.
The Manatee Chamber of Commerce presents the Champions of Healthcare Awards to recognize the collective actions of the individuals, institutions and programs that have made an extraordinary impact in the Manatee County healthcare community and whose acts reflect dedication to excellence in their area of expertise beyond the scope of their profession.
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The annual Economic Forecast Breakfast provides insights on local, regional and national economic trends. You can view this year's presentation online.
The Manatee Chamber's Legislative Committee developed policy positions which will be presented in both Tallahassee and Washington, D.C. The Chamber Board of Directors approved the State and Federal platforms of priorities for the Chamber in 2014 at their October Board meeting. Guests, conference calls and research by committee members were coordinated in the development of the Business Agendas.
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Being active in the local chamber of commerce is an effective business strategy. It communicates to consumers that a company uses good practices, is reputable, cares about its customers, and is involved in its community. According to a recent study by The Schapiro Group:
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The Manatee Chamber of Commerce, a Florida Chamber of Commerce, is located in Bradenton, Florida and serves Anna Maria Island, Bradenton, Bradenton Beach, Ellenton, Holmes Beach, Lakewood Ranch, Longboat Key, Palmetto, Parrish, and Myakka City. Lakewood Ranch and Longboat Key are bi-County areas, split between Sarasota and Manatee. The area is considered part of the South Tampa Bay Region. We provide education and networking opportunities, job / employment assistance, and small business start-up counseling while working on community issues such as legislation, water, transportation, and general quality of life. The Manatee Chamber has a full-service Better Business Council, Drug-Free Workplace Program.
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There's still plenty of work to do for the Detroit Lakes girls' cross country team, but now they have a marker to start working for after finishing eighth during the Laker Rotary Invite Thursday at the Lakeview Golf Course.
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Postgame: Six Minute Drill
Pat Steinberg
October 18 2011 10:49PM
Apparently you can play six minutes of effective hockey an win a hockey game. Okay, we'll give them a little more than that (maybe ten minutes), but Tuesday's 2-1 Calgary win over Edmonton really was the definition of finding a way to win. The Flames were almost entirely mediocre but used a solid final ten minutes to first tie and then win round one of the Battle of Alberta.
Flames Scoring Chances - Game 5 versus Edmonton Oilers
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October 18 2011 10:11PM
2-1 Win
Battle of Alberta - Game the First Live Chat
Kent Wilson
October 18 2011 06:20PM
The Oilers are off to a better than expected start. The Flames have been incredibly sluggish.
Calgary has owned the BofA the last few years, but there's some question whether that will continue much longer. Can Oil can begin the turn around tonight in Calgary or will the Flames manage to prolong their dominance for just a bit longer?
FGD: Slick Oil
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October 18 2011 11:47AM
The Calgary Flames play round one of the Battle of Alberta tonight, playing host to the Edmonton Oilers for the first time this season (7:30 pm, Sportsnet West and Sportsnet 960). While the Flames have struggled in getting off to a 1-3 start, the Oilers have kicked their season off with a bang, thanks in large part to their last two number one overall picks. With how things have gone lately for Calgary, a loss at home to their provincial rivals could have many inching much closer to that panic button.
Leave Moss Alone!
Kent Wilson
October 17 2011 01:00PM
So Flames have one win in four games and the "first line" has been notably behind the play much of the time. Jarome Iginla has a single point so far and it's a power play goal. They've been greatly outplayed in all but a handful of shifts.
This has all been fairly obvious to most Flames fans so far. The resultant focus and theoretical remedy seems to be replacing David Moss as the "number one" center. While there are superficial reasons why this seems like a the needed fix (not a natural center, low career point total, struggling at faceoffs) the truth is the real culprit for the first lines struggles is standing behind the bench.


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blow-in insulation
I have a two-story home and I know the walls are not insulated. I am thinking that w/ a machine I can blow-in cellulose insulation through the attic. I know I will probably miss the spots where there is a cross brace etc....
is this too much to miss?
Please advice?
hiring someone to insulate the walls from the outside sounds expensive.
I'm puzzled over how exactly you think you are going to get access to wall cavities from above. Besides the fact that it probably can't be done, you would have the cellulose hanging up on wires, plumbing and nails. I think it is best for you to contact someone with experience in this area to get an idea of what can actually be done.
Walls are framed like a box---top, sides, and bottom. There is no way to blow into walls from the attic without drilling a hole through the double top plates into each stud cavity. that means a hole every 16 inches---or 24 in older houses.
Nlowing insulation into wall cavaties is not a DIY friendly job for the average home owner.
and some walls are balloon framed..no top no bottom just sides. blow it in..it falls out.
(learned that one the hard way!)
folks do blow insulation in their attics, but walls...
best hired out. insulator would drill above and below fire blocking to blow insulation two holes per cavity.
best of luck.
Our house obviously had cellulose blown in many years ago, as we found cellulose in all the wall cavities and the house has round patched holes all the way around the outside.
The coverage was decent, we found when we opened up all the walls, Certainly not 100%, but I bet folks living here over the years have preferred it to having no insulation. As well as getting hung up here and there, it had settled over the years.
Blow it in by all means, but perhaps not through the attic.


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The remixes just keep coming! Brad Paisley is the latest hitmaker to blend one of his popular singles, this time with the help of Colt Ford.
The remixes just keep coming! Brad Paisley is the latest hitmaker to blend one of his popular singles, this time with the help of Colt Ford.
Chase Rice is using YouTube to preview his new music. 'Gonna Wanna Tonight' hails from his album 'Ignite the Night,' and though it's a familiar down-home theme, he knows it's right for his fanbase.
Jake Owen's 'What We Ain't Got' is a heartfelt song about love and loss -- different from anything we've heard from the country beach boy to date. More stripped down and introspective, 'What We Ain't Got' is a departure from the easy-going vibe of Owen's most recent hit 'Beachin,' but no less compelling. A powerful ballad sung with raw honesty and heartbreaking soul, this new single is sure to have fans viewing the star in a whole new light.
Chase Bryant's new song, 'Take It on Back' hits on some of the most classic themes in country music, in a totally new way. This country newcomer has found a way to combine classic country and modern rock to create a song that sounds just like something that will make fans want to instantly roll down their windows and blast from their car stereo.
'Dirt' is not the song Florida Georgia Line fans were expecting. Gone is the bravado, the hyper-time drum beats and the contagious hooks. Instead, Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard rely on steel guitar and lyrical depth to make this ballad work.
Luke Bryan's 'Roller Coaster' recalls similar 'The One That Got Away' type songs using imagery that's become familiar to country music fans. This surf side story of love's missed opportunity is warm ... and slightly heartbreaking.
Kenny Chesney is preparing for his sixteenth studio release, and he's opened up about the lead single, 'American Kids,' which he recently previewed for fans.
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Kenny Chesney fans got the best Monday morning wake up call ever today. The singer dropped a clip of his new single on YouTube, sharing that 'American Kids' will be revealed in full on June 20.
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Use the library catalogue to find and request books, DVDs and magazines. You can access our online resources and even book a computer.
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The Rosemount girls soccer team entered last Thursday's home game against Lakeville South riding streak of four wins and a tie in its last five games.
Then the Irish turned in what coach Kevin Adams called "their poorest performance of the season" in a 4-0 shutout loss to the Cougars. It was just the second time Rosemount has been shut out this season, with the first coming in their last setback Sept. 8 at 10th-ranked Lakeville North.


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Saturday Night Live fans will definitely be having a pleasant tomorrow: Cecily Strong has been announced as the new "Weekend Update" co-anchor. She will share the desk with Seth Meyers until he leaves the show in February to take over Late Night from Jimmy Fallon. It is unknown whether she will then continue to anchor the segment on her own, although SNL's creator and executive producer Lorne Michaels has suggested that he would like Meyers to stay through the end of the season. Strong started on the show last season as a Featured Player, where she quickly established a collection of popular characters including the porn star turned champagne-and-crystal-hustler with Vanessa Bayer and The Girl You Wish You Hadn't Started a Conversation With at a Party.
Which brings us to the really important question: If Strong is going to be anchoring the desk, what will happen to The Girl You Wish You Hadn't Started a Conversation With at a Party? Will she still be around to berate Meyers to "learn a book", or declare something to be a "trajesty"? Unfortunately not. According to a tweet from Meyers, "As for The Girl You Wish You Hadn't Started a Conversation with, it's prob safe to assume that she died somewhere, mid-conversation". Strong then responded that she was "pretty sure she joined a cult." Wherever she ended up, it's safe to say that she's still lecturing people about how society is angry - and sometimes, not angry enough.
Other cast shake-ups ahead of the new season include moving Tim Robinson, a Featured Player who started last season with Strong, to the writing staff and adding six new cast members - Beck Bennett, John Milhiser, Kyle Mooney, Mike O'Brien, Noël Wells & Brooks Wheelan. O'Brien was also a writer for the show, and host of the webseries "7 Minutes in Heaven", where he interviews celebrities in a closet. Saturday Night Live's new season will premiere on September 28, with host Tina Fey.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that Laurent Koscielny and Tomas Rosicky may be fit to return against West Ham on Tuesday.
France defender Koscielny has not featured for Arsenal since the 6-0 defeat at Chelsea last month following a calf injury, while Rosicky missed the FA Cup semi-final penalty shootout win over Wigan Athletic on Saturday due to a knock.
However, the duo could both be fit to feature as Arsenal return to Premier League action and aim to step up their bid for fourth place.
Wenger may be without Nacho Monreal, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Lukas Podolski, though.
"We have plenty of uncertainties. We will have lots of tests today (Monday)," Wenger said ahead of the visit of Sam Allardyce's side.
"Rosicky and Koscielny will undergo tests today. Podolski, Ox and Monreal are also doubts."
Midfielder Jack Wilshere has been unavailable since the beginning of March because of a fractured foot sustained in England's 1-0 friendly win over Denmark.
But, according to Wenger, the 22-year-old is making good progress in his recovery.
"Jack Wilshere will start to run this week, he is progressing well," the Frenchman added.
Arsenal head into the game two points adrift of Everton, who moved into fourth place with a 1-0 win at Sunderland on Saturday.
And, with five games to play in the race for the final UEFA Champions League spot, Wenger has urged his side to move on from their dramatic FA Cup success and seal a much-needed Premier League win.
"Everybody is happy to qualify for the final. We must put it to the back of our minds now," he said.
"It's important to focus on the Premier League. We need to find our tempo for a derby game.
"We have a battle with Everton and we must be consistent until the end of the season."
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Dr. Peter Park, Assistant Professor of Biology, published a paper in Current Zoology, a peer-reviewed zoology journal based in China. It was co-written with Dr. Ivan Chase and Dr. Michael A. Bell.
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What a fantastic load of fun was had at Lalor Library today with CARP Productions performing their Magic Circus Show! Whoopsie the Clown and Mr Dingaling the Ring Master hosted a variety of characters who kept children and adults engaged for an hour. One girl was overheard saying that "This is the best circus show ever!".
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Pomegranate bud/fruit drop
My dwarf pomegranate looks healthy and has produced a lot of flowers. Once the petals fall off the the fruit(?) stays for a few days and then falls off.
I have fed it my citrus fertilizer which is supposedly good for all fruit trees. Is there another fertilizer I should be using? Too much or too little water causing the problem?
I have more buds developing and would like to save them.
This is my first year with a pomegranate tree and need help.
Punica granatum "Nana" dwarf pomegranate is grown for its beauty not its fruit. Mine is ten years old and has never produced any fruit. I have a "Wonderful" to provide me with pomegranates to eat, and it is grown in my orchard. My Nana is a focal point in my entrance garden leading to my front door, is now six feet tall and more beautifull than ever. Al
Should not be fertilizing pomegranate while it's flowering--too much nitrogen will cause the flowers to pop and then drop off. Start fertilizer rich in potassium and potash 0-10-10 at 1/4 strength in fall after it has flowered. when you see signs of new growth then start 10-10-10 until the next flowering cycle, then stop feeding again.


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Every pregnancy is different. it's completely normal not to have a lot of symptoms.
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I can see why you'd be concerned, but try not to stress.
However my dr said some women just have no symptoms and they are just lucky!
I never had symptoms until further along, minus peeing a bit more. Same this pregnancy. It great, count your blessings! I know in about 6-8 more weeks the heartburn will be killing me ;)
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This is my second and my symptoms are pretty few and far between. Granted im only 4 and some odd weeks, but i've always been used to have close to zero symptoms. Fatigue and heavier appetite are about all I have now. Every woman is different, don't be too worried ;)
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Heh, if anything i was disappointed by the lack of hand-to-hand fighting as they are pretty much the best thing in the movies ever since Daniel Craig became James Bond.
The last one was pretty pathetic with the waving his axe screaming like a fucking pre-pubescent girl.
It was decent enough but it lacked......shit i don´t know, crunch? essence?
Some bullshit word to describe the quality of a movie.
Reckless and dark is not the problem.... the problem is that abrupt ending and anticlimactic relationship with Camille.
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my real problem with this movie is lack of humour. where have all the jokes gone?
Ok I thought I had trouble following it cause I was really tired but yeah I loved the last bit of action (fuel cells + speeding car = fire balls) and the beginning but the middle did lack interest I mean the action was cool but I think it tired me out more Casino Royale was better
Some of the action scenes were too high-paced, I couldn't figure out what was going on. I also recommend watching the first one again before seeing Quantum.
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Situated near the beach in the heart of Lloret de Mar, Hostal Vila del Mar is close to Lloret de Mar Beach, Sa Caleta Beach, and Parish Church of Sant Roma. Also nearby are Sant Joan Castle and Puig de Castellet.
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Hostal Vila del Mar has an outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Additional amenities include gift shops/newsstands and an elevator (lift). Onsite parking is offered for a surcharge.
Rooms open to balconies. The 27 air-conditioned guestrooms at Hostal Vila del Mar include safes and hair dryers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with digital channels. Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations with rainfall showerheads, and bidets. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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Utah Jazz can't overlook surging Washington Wizards
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SALT LAKE CITY — After beating the team with the second-worst record in the NBA Saturday night, the Utah Jazz get to play the team with the worst record in the league Wednesday night when the Washington Wizards visit EnergySolutions Arena for a 7 p.m. game.
What a relief it must be for the Jazz, who besides the two games against league cellar-dwellars, have enjoyed seven of the previous eight days off with no games after surviving that compact, road-heavy schedule to start the season.
Just don't tell Jazz coaches and players that they're playing the worst team in the NBA Wednesday night. They don't believe it and know the Wizards aren't playing like the worst team right now with a 9-30 record that is deceiving.
"Their team is playing very well right now,'' said Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin. "We can't take anything for granted. We can't look at anybody's record and think because their record is what it is, we can show up and win games.''
The Wizards are coming off a thrilling 98-95 victory at Portland Monday night where Jordan Crawford sank a 3-pointer at the buzzer. Earlier on the four-game road trip that began a week ago, the Wizards defeated Denver by four, lost at Sacramento by one point and fell to the L.A. Clippers by seven. Before leaving on their Western road swing, the Wizards won three straight at home, including a 101-99 victory over Oklahoma City.
A lot of the resurgence has to do with the return of John Wall to the lineup. Washington, which began the season losing its first 12 games, has won four of six games since former No. 1 draft pick returned to the lineup after missing nearly half of the season because of a stress injury to his left kneecap.
"We have to know where Wall is and get back and keep him away from the rim,'' said Corbin. "They're an explosive team and they can score points. We've got to make sure we get back in transition and crowd their guards. We also have to understand what's going on with Nene and those guys down low.''
The Jazz defeated Washington 83-76 back in mid-November on their first Eastern swing of the season, but they know it's a different team they're facing.
"They've improved a lot since the first time we played them,'' said Jazz guard Randy Foye. "I watched them play against Denver and the Clippers and Portland last night. You can never approach a game like (you think you'll win), because those are the games you're going to lose. You've got to come in prepared and as focused as ever.''
Foye says Wall makes a big difference in the Wizards' lineup because "he has more speed and knows how to do certain things to get guys shots. Even though he's not 100 percent, he's a smart and savvy player.''
Besides Wall and Crawford on the guardline, the Wizards have Bradley Beal, who has started nearly every game at shooting guard, Nene and Emeka Okafor in the middle along with Martell Webster and Kevin Seraphin at forwards.
Along with the improving Wizards, Corbin is concerned about his own team not being stale after so many days off during the past 10 days.
"We've been playing pretty well and when you're playing well you want to ride that momentum,'' he said. "When you get a break, you never know which way it can go. But we've had some good days of practice and they've rested their bodies but their minds still have to stay in the game. The guys have been pretty good about it.''
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Wall is averaging 14.0 points and 6.7 assists per game in his six games back in the lineup.
After Wednesday's game, the Jazz head to Los Angeles to play the slumping Lakers Friday night before returning home for four straight home games, beginning with Indiana on Saturday.
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Mariah Carey has officially joined 'American Idol' as a judge for Season 12, which kicks off in 2013. Congrats not only to Carey but to Fox on this major, major coup. While it seemed that producers had a challenge on their hands in trying to find a suitable A-list replacement for the departing Jennifer Lopez, they outdiva-ed the diva with this addition.
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February 7, 2012
The Egyptian authorities are using a Mubarak-era law to prosecute civil society.
February 6, 2012
Cuban blogger Yoani Sánchez has been barred from leaving Cuba 19 times in the last four years.
February 4, 2012
Russia and China have again vetoed a UN Security Council resolution on Syria, the day after a military assault killed scores of civilians in Homs.
February 2, 2012
Excessive force has been used on a number of occasions against peaceful demonstrations in Cambodia calling for land rights to be respected.
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