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News RSS Feed - click to grab the feedObituaries
- Jimmy Stephen: Stalwart footballer for Portsmouth and Bradford Park Avenue
- Dave Brubeck: Pianist and composer hailed as a major figure of 20th century jazz
- Fyodor Khitruk: Acclaimed Soviet animator
- Juanita Casey: Writer, artist and horse breeder who lived the archetypal bohemian life
- John Hefin: Film-maker whose work celebrated Wales and its people
- Phil Taylor: Oldest surviving England football international
- Ian Campbell: Musician whose politically charged band led the British folk revival of the 1960s
- Zig Ziglar: Motivational speaker
UK RSS Feed - click to grab the feedHome News
- Austerity to last until 2018, admits George Osborne
- Diamonds, fur coats and a food bank... all in Osborne's backyard
- Starbucks ready to agree tax settlement as sales slump
- Head of Britain's civil service in call to make UK Government the "most open" in the world
- Benefits: Fair or foul, Osborne keeps welfare down
- Australian radio presenters trick staff at Duchess of Cambridge's hospital into giving details of her condition
- 18 in hospital after leak of gas used to kill rodents
- Rejected: the mosque plan that grew so big it attracted the wrong sort of crowd
- South's first snowfall brings transport to a standstill
- Girl, 4, injured in Nottinghamshire level crossing collision dies
- Duchess of Cambridge faces third day in hospital
- As the Duchess languishes, the world's paps and hacks freeze
- Fleet Street's editors summoned to Downing Street over Leveson's recommendations
- Cyclists hit out at depiction of the war on Britain's roads in BBC documentary
- Ashcroft High Court action settled after INM apology
- Postal workers could block half of Britain's mail as dispute over monopoly on home delivery escalates
- £483.60: our average weekly spend as Britain stays in the grip of a severe financial squeeze
- Twitter: A baby boom in spoof accounts
- Violence flares after controversial Belfast vote over Union flag
- Hunt for mother and seriously ill boy
- What George Osborne said - and what he meant
- Aid: Pledge to UN is honoured, but less will be spent than expected
- Autumn Statement: Bad numbers that may get even worse
- Infrastructure: HS2 - green light for new rail, roads and schools
- Environment: Green lobby dismay as fracking is given the go-ahead
- Swiss banking: Treaty to crackdown on Britain's tax evaders
- Fuel: Amid the austerity, drivers are cheered as duty rise is scrapped
- Middle classes: 'Stealth tax' policy will drag 400,000 earners into higher rate
- Pensions: Elderly 'treated like a cashpoint' as the ceiling on savings for old age is lowered
- Budget watchdog forecasts further public sector job cuts
- Temporary Virgin West Coast Main Line deal expected
- Weird and weirder: I never knew *that* about Royal reproduction...
- Names: Will it be Prince John or Princess Hashtag?
- Failed train sparks rush-hour chaos in London
- Three sailors dead after ship sinks in North Sea
- May granted right to appeal over Qatada
- Cenotaph skateboard man fined
- Judge reprimanded for praising burglar
- Women and child hurt at rail crossing
UK Politics
- You HAVE cut spending on NHS: official stats watchdog embarrasses Cameron
- Economy is healing, insists George Osborne
- George Osborne goes for growth (by firing 10,000 civil servants)
- 'Boil it down to the single market': Boris Johnson calls for EU referendum
- British economy would be £20bn-a-year better off with focus on wind power, says think tank
- Economy to contract this year despite Treasury's claim of growth
- 'It is not the rest of the world's fault': Balls joins in blame game
- Science: Boost for technology as extra £600m is pumped into research
- George Osborne scraps 3p-a-litre fuel duty AGAIN
- Osborne commits extra £1 billion for roads and a Tube line extension
- Union leaders slam Osborne over 'wildly out of touch' Autumn Statement
- Hayes waffles with aplomb but government energy policy is still a baffling work in progress
- Rapid start to push through royal law to ensure Kate and William's child will become monarch regardless of sex
- Whitehall: Another 10% hammering for some departments
- Autumn Statement at a glance
- Government's NHS spending claims are misleading, watchdog tells Jeremy Hunt
- Everything you need to know about how the changes will affect you - full news, analysis and comment from the Autumn Statement
- BBC sports reporter Stuart Hall charged with three counts of indecent assault against young girls
- Owners and employees of a string of waste disposal companies fined over £200,000 for exporting dumped electronics to the developing world
- Xolile Mngeni sentenced to life for Anni Dewani murder
- 'Sexual predator' Paul Taylor found guilty of 1979 murder of Sally McGrath
- Judge who said burglars showed 'courage' reprimanded
- Stuart Hall profile: Northern hero with a penchant for hyperbole and hilarity
- Theresa May wins Abu Qatada court appeal bid
- Met launches rape reporting drive after high-profile failures
- OAP Ezekiel McCarthy avoids prison over murder of nephew
- Hertfordshire man admits public nuisance after more than 1,000 show for 21st party promoted on Facebook and Twitter
- Police probe North Norfolk Council leader and wife shotgun death
- Essex police in plea to victim of filmed sex attack
- Officer faces inquiry over book exposé
- Removal of flag 'provoked' loyalists
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- Serbia's Nato envoy Branislav Milinkovic leaps to his death at Brussels airport
- Drug firms bought East German patients to use as human guinea pigs
- Electronics firms fined £1.1bn for fixing prices of TVs and computers
- French unions brand 'steel deal' a betrayal
- Serbia's Nato ambassador jumps to death in Brussels car-park
- Greece 'most corrupt' EU country, survey reveals
- Dutch disbelief after linesman is killed by brutal attack over a game of football
- Greece tops EU corruption league table
- IRA striker turned developer shows how Ireland's property bubble will unfold
- Merkel wins party backing for re-election campaign
- Two arrested over links to French school killings
- Four-foot long, launched by catapult, shot down by Iran? War of words rages over US drone 'captured' by Revolutionary Guard
- Outrage over New York Post front page showing man about to be killed by Subway train
- Flowers, an Estonian pillow and an inflatable walrus: Nato waves goodbye to Hillary Clinton
- Gunpowder residue found on the hands of Mexican beauty queen killed in shoot-out
- Nasa aims to launch 'Mars Curiosity rover 2' in 2020
- Fugitive software tycoon John McAfee seeks asylum in Guatemala
- Fugitive software tycoon John McAfee claims he has made it across border into Guatemala
- The Rove reversal: Fox takes Republican star down a peg
- Deal reached to end strike at Los Angeles ports
- 'World's oldest person' Besse Cooper dies aged 116
- Obama and Republicans still poles apart on fiscal-cliff deal
- Bizarre 'stunt' leaves magician badly burnt after Dominican Republic TV host doused him with flammable cologne and set fire to him
- McAfee finds 'safe place to speak freely' in Guatemala
- Brain changes may make older people vulnerable to fraud
- Spider adapted to life on space station
- Michael Jackson's monkey paints $1,500 abstracts
- In America, funeral processions get little respect from other drivers
- Marine General Dunford confirmed as Commander of Afghan War
- It's dirt, but not as we know it: Curiosity analysis flattens hopes of a Mars-shaking discovery
- Suspect streams police negotiations online
Middle East
- Hamas leader returns to Gaza to a hero's welcome
- Russia says West has exaggerated chemical weapons threat from Syria
- US denies Iran claim to have captured drone over Gulf despite images showing 'downed craft' on state TV
- Syria warned over use of chemical weapons
- 30 killed in mortar attack on Damascus school, says Syrian state media
- Palestinians threaten to take Israel to the ICC
- Syrian army wears down as rebels gain territory and confidence
- Civil war in Syria puts Turkey on edge
- Homeless and helpless: The Rohingya Muslims of Rakhine state
- Typhoon Bopha death toll rises in Philippines
- Pakistani Interior Minister 'to reveal Benazir Bhutto killers in book'
- Weeks after Obama's Burma visit, the monk who never had a prayer is back in jail
- Philippines: Death toll from Typhoon Bopha increases to 270
- Pakistan: Swedish church worker shot in the neck
- US pushes to restart peace talks with Taliban
Business RSS Feed - click to grab the feedBusiness News
- Tesco eyes an exit from US as it axes Fresh & Easy boss
- US buyout firm comes shopping for a stake in Sir Philip Green's Topshop empire
- Xstrata finance chief Reid to quit after completion of Glencore mega-merger
- BA aims to cut 400 cabin crew jobs
- HMV sells off stake in MAMA for a knockdown £7.3m
- Tchenguiz brothers to sue SFO for £200m over arrests
- Slow start to loan scheme as banks snub cheap funds
- Services firms' slump stokes fears of a triple dip recession
- Citigroup's new chief cuts 11,000 jobs as 'logical next step'
- EasyJet CEO sees her pay soar
- Smiths News extends deal with IPC
- Bwin's joint boss cashes in his chips as Teufelberger takes total control
- United Biscuits sells KP to the Germans
- HSBC makes $9bn from Ping An sale
- Irish hit with new property tax
- Cost fears raised but overhaul for PFI is given a welcome, too
- Small businesses: A cautious welcome, but measures 'a bit of a joke'
- Autumn Statement reaction: Business gives the OK – but bankers aren't going to buy it
- US failure costs Tesco £1 billion as store calls time on American venture
- Tesco sales outperform rival chains' for first time since Clarke took the helm, as firm considers axing US stores
- Abramovich acts as white knight with £1.2bn plunge into Russian miner row
- HBOS 'lent too aggressively' admits former chairman
- Tui boss cheers return of package holidays
- US construction revival boosts Wolseley's profits
- EDF extends life of two nuclear power stations
- Starbucks says it will start paying more UK tax - but baristas face cutbacks
- Lamprell names new chief and calms City
- Icap's Spencer is calling on Cameron to support firms
- Brewin Dolphin on the up but Numis slips
- London jobs back at pre-recession levels as the City grows
- Character blames Zhu Zhu Pets for profit fall
- Swiss Re in $1bn Buffett dispute
- Bramson to take back seat at F&C
- EDF to extend lives of nuclear plants
- Building slump reinforces triple-dip fears
- BA wants to axe 400 cabin crew
- Greene King welcomes the clampdown on cheap booze
- Slower demand hits Northgate profits
- Late rush hope for shops
- CWC in $1bn sell-off
- Taxing time for Christmas markets
Business Comment
- Simon English: Calamity that proved Tesco wasn't led by retail geniuses after all
- James Moore: Ignore the doom-mongers, the City lights are getting brighter all the time
- James Moore: Sir James' timing in jumping ship from HBOS was on the genius level
- Nikhil Kumar: Ailing Microsoft really should have taken the tablet a long time ago
- Simon English: US moguls who think benefits are indulgent
- James Moore: F&C must carry on putting its house in order
- James Moore: Supermarket solution is in hands of regulators
Media RSS Feed - click to grab the feedPress
- Murdoch splitting News Corp as he rejigs top jobs
- Over breakfast, Fleet St agrees to accept most of Leveson plan
- Matriarch of the Murdoch family dies at 103
- Leveson Report: 'Clock ticking' on press regulation, David Cameron warns editors
- Independent cartoonist wins Political Cartoon of the Year 2012
- Media: It's a right royal knock-up!
- How the papers reported the news of the Duchess of Cambridge's pregnancy
Voices RSS Feed - click to grab the feedIV Drip
- Twitter on the loo: Nielsen study reveals changing toilet habits
- Nobody wants heterosexual women to propose, study reveals
- Photographer snaps last moments of man hit by train, New York Post leads on story
- Poll: Chancellor George Osborne will order £5bn cut from Whitehall budgets in his Autumn Statement. What should the money freed up be spent on?
- Onesies voted worst fashion trend of 2012
- Bring back Bill Buckley - all is forgiven!
- Video: Beyonce, The Movie
- Are we heading for war in Syria?
- Is Anti-Virus John McAfee in Guatemala?
- Ten new stories you won't hear because Kate Middleton is pregnant
- Frankie Boyle vs. James Arthur: who won the Twitter row?
- Dear Kate, after Leveson, the only name is Brian
- Sex doesn't get worse than this: Nancy Huston's Infrared deserved to win the Bad Sex Award 2012
- Time for an economics lesson, Mr Mackenzie
- George Osborne is a part-time Chancellor with his head in his hands. He slashed public spending and talked down the economy. What else did we expect?
- Nothing George Osborne said in his Autumn Statement can disguise how bleak the figures are
- Not so much a middle way as a muddle way: the Autumn Statement was just a progress report
- Kate Middleton is pregnant! If you ask me, it's about time we recalled a few choice fairy tales
- George Osborn's Autumn Statement proves that we're already in Plan B. He just hasn't told us
- British boardrooms gave a cautious welcome to George Osborne's Autumn Statement. But for workers and savers, there wasn't much to cheer
- They're teaching manners on board French trains. Can we have it here please?
- What is behind the catastrophic decline of our hovering raptor?
- Autumn Statement: After George Osborne said he was dropping the fuel duty rise, the man taking the credit set his sights on Gordon Brown's 10p tax
- George Osborne's deficit dissembling in the Autumn Statement
- Sexual failure in a literary form: the Bad Sex Awards and writers who don't say what they see
- UN Climate Conference: Fighting climate change is moral, vital, and in our own interests
- Spin it any way you like, George Osborne's Autumn Statement proves he is a failure as Chancellor
- Step one in the organ donation crisis - let's all get recycled
- George Osborne's cruel Autumn Statement will create a winter of discontent for the disabled
- Compassion in nursing starts elsewhere
- Does Anna Wintour know that the US embassy is moving? Does she still want to be Ambassador?
- Let's give all crimes the Leveson treatment
- Who exactly is supposed to be interested in Kate's baby? Not me – and not anyone I know
- Talbot Church: The man the Royals trust
- How the very civil marriage between Cameron and Clegg brought out Gyles Brandreth's inner luvvie
- Which way will the US turn over the fiscal cliff? The key question about George Osborne's Autumn Statement is one the Chancellor can't answer
- As sperm quality declines, fewer couples will be able to have children
- Syria's elite used to believe the bureaucracy would continue even after the fall of Bashar al-Assad. After Makdissi's defection, that has changed
- We're turning Britain into the most open and transparent and country on earth. Here's how you can benefit too
- Take it from a veteran – laughing isn't funny at a nativity play
- An all female cast for Shakespeare's Julius Caesar at the Donmar? That sounds like progress to me
- Virginia Ironside's Dilemmas: Will my untidy daughter ever get a man?
- An open letter to FHM, on why it's not acceptable to refer to women as 'victims'
- The sites that decide the price based on your internet history
- Rotherham gives Labour and Ed Miliband crucial lessons. Will they learn the right or wrong ones?
- Oh yes it's ladies' night and the feeling's wrong
- Relax, Facebook's Photo Sync is an opt-in feature. If you're worried about privacy, simply don't use it
- Art imitating life: How sexism in video games mirrors real-life gender imbalance
- So Atos are happy to test disabled people, but not so willing to evacuate them during a fire alarm
- Don't tell me it's a 'fact' that all Muslims in South Asia are descended from rapists
- The girl who was raised as a boy so she wasn't abused says a lot about society
- The Sketch: Deathly Chancellor gets a new lease of life from his opposite number
- The Sketch: Meet the frackers? Hayes thinks we're not ready for such an introduction
Sport RSS Feed - click to grab the feedCricket
- England prove victory over India was no fluke with impressive display on first day of the third Test
- Anderson finally swings into action with devastating bowling exhibition
- Cook delighted that Giles has been thrown into the England mix
- Garden is rosy for reversal of fortunes
- The Indian Angle: Tendulkar keeps ego at bay to scrape one of his ugliest innings
More Sports
More Sports RSS Feed - click to grab the feedOthers
- Steve Bunce on Boxing: Manny Pacquiao grudge match looks a real knockout
- Boxing: Predicting a rebirth for British boxing, Eddie Hearn is delighted to have given promoters 'a kick up the arse'
- Snooker: Ronnie O'Sullivan to make shock comeback at next year's World Championship
- Snooker: Brecel targets O'Sullivan record
- Hockey: England to face Aussies
- Cycling: McQuaid ignores critics
- Snooker: 'Shocking' Mark Williams joins major casualties
Football RSS Feed - click to grab the feedNews & Comment
- West Ham owners promise not to cut and run as Olympic Stadium bid proves successful
- James Lawton: The crown falls but seeds of hope bloom against flaky Danes for Chelsea
- Re-opening of Olympic Stadium for football still four years away
- James Lawton: Class of Jürgen Klopp contrasts with Manchester City's failure to show up when it really mattered
- Shock after linesman dies following brutal attack while officiating youth match in Dutch league
- England striker Andy Carroll interviewed by police over alleged assault at West Ham Christmas party
- Sorry Arsene, Champions League exertions are no excuse for Arsenal's woeful domestic form
- The fans' view: Fans split over move but it will mean end of the 'homely' West Ham we love
- Petty English fans should learn from Germany what to protest about
- Must watch: Tottenham winger Gareth Bale shows off his tricks... on the golf course
- Goal-line technology to make debut at Club World Cup
- 15,000 fans set off fireworks and jam roads in Club World Cup sendoff for Corinthians
- West Ham to be named preferred bidders in Olympic Stadium ruling today
Premier League
- Newcastle striker Demba Ba takes double advantage of Maynor Figueroa's misfortune for Wigan
- Andre Villas-Boas refuses to play Scrooge as Tottenham's festive spirit grows
- Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli is 'as valuable as the Mona Lisa'
- Emirates boos are damaging Arsenal says Tomas Rosicky
- How Harry Redknapp stole Christmas: QPR festive party cancelled
- Tomas Rosicky: We face fight to win back Arsenal fans
- Jose Enrique targets return to Liverpool glory days
- John Obi Mikel signs new five-year contract at Chelsea
- Brendan Rodgers rejects suggestions Jose Reina will be sold and says the Liverpool keeper's best years are ahead of him
- Wigan defender Maynor Figueroa sees red card appeal rejected
- Martin O'Neill plans to strengthen Sunderland in January
- Arsene Wenger swiftly turns focus to Premier League following latest defeat for Arsenal
- Manchester City will be ready for United says Roberto Mancini
- Chelsea sign Brazilian defender Wallace from Fluminense
- Manchester United's 'cartoon' defending a worry ahead of derby against Manchester City admits Alex Ferguson
- Gareth Bale is no diver says former Tottenham winger David Ginola
- Misfiring Fernando Torres insists Chelsea switch has been a success
- Ryan Nelsen demands players take responsibility for QPR plight
- Newcastle hopeful of retaining Demba Ba despite contract wrangling
- Alan Pardew hails Newcastle goalscorer Gael Bigirimana following win over Wigan
- Daniel Agger insists Liverpool have improved despite worse league position than 12 months ago
- Wigan manager Roberto Martinez: 'Maynor Figueroa is destroyed. It was a very harsh red card'
- Shaun Cummings signs new deal with Reading
- Gareth Bale is not a diver, says former Tottenham winger David Ginola
- Arsene Wenger: 'Arsenal have lost one game in seven... look at the stats'
- Rafael Benitez wants Europa League consolation prize for Chelsea
- Joe Hart: Manchester City showed a lack of spirit after the Dortmund goal
- Roberto Mancini puts brave face on Manchester City exiting Europe with worst record in Champions League
- Fernando Torres fires but Chelsea complete humiliating comedown from Champions League heights
- Mancini must retain title in style to save his job at City
- Alex Ferguson not amused by Manchester United's 'cartoon' defence
- Arsene Wenger and Arsenal need a 'Christmas present' from the Champions League draw now
- Rafael Benitez: Fernando Torres is amazing... at clearing the ball
- Nemanja Vidic ruled out of Manchester United's Champions League fixture against Cluj
- PSG to battle Chelsea for services of former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola
- John Terry sparks his team-mates into life by labelling Chelsea form as worst he's ever seen at club
- Alex Ferguson tells Manchester United to shape up for derby against City following defeat to Cluj
- Kris Commons' sure touch performs Champions League 'miracle' for Celtic
- Alan Pardew asks Newcastle players for bottle against Bordeaux
- Brendan Rodgers denies Jose Reina's Liverpool reign is ending
- Champions League: Celtic v Spartak Moscow match preview
- Champions League: Manchester United v CFR Cluj- Napoca match preview
- Champions League: Chelsea v FC Nordsjælland match preview
- Brad Friedel in line for first Tottenham start for a month
- Newcastle United flight to Bordeaux delayed by wintry weather
- Luis Suarez to start for Liverpool although Steven Gerrard left out home for crucial Europa League tie
- 'Who is Jose Mourinho?': Atletico Madrid president hits back at Real Madrid manager
- Champions League drama: When the group stage got interesting
- Alex Ferguson will not rest Wayne Rooney with Manchester derby looming
- Hulk threatens to quit Zenit St Petersburg after spat with coach during victory over AC Milan
- Kaka admits uncertainty over Real Madrid future
- Neil Lennon tells Celtic: This is our chance – it might not come again
- Gerd Müller goal record can fall to Lionel Messi tonight
- Juan Mata says Chelsea players are behind Rafael Benitez
- Chelsea do not need 'miracle' to progress from Champions League insists Rafael Benitez
- Champions League: Borussia Dortmund v Manchester City match preview
- Champions League: Olympiakos v Arsenal match preview
- Chelsea manager Rafael Benitez seeks unlikely salvation in Champions League
- Champions League round-up: Ajax felled by Christiano Ronaldo and Kaka but Roberto Mancini's side cannot take advantage
- Liverpool negotiating with Chelsea over Daniel Sturridge transfer, although £80,000-a-week 'demands' are dismissed
- Arsenal identify January transfer targets, including Demba Ba, Klass-Jan Huntelaar, Wilfried Zaha, Jose Reina and Thierry Henry
- Brazilian defender Wallace signs for Chelsea
- Llorente wants to leave Bilbao
TV & Radio
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- Radio newcomer Alice Levine to take the reins of John Peel late night Radio 1 slot
- I'm a Celebrity: the Coming Out Show
- Vic Reeves lands Miss Marple role
- Celebrity Big Brother 2013 start date announced
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Evaluate The Effectiveness Of Your Ecommerce Solution–The 5 Key Areas
5 key areas for merchants to focus on in order to properly evaluate whether they should continue using their current solution or switch to something new in 2012
As an in-house SEO, and with a budget competing with other marketing disciplines, it can be difficult to justify which SEO tools are vital, and which are more of a luxury. In-house SEOs do not have the resources of an agency, and need to choose carefully so as to maximize their budget.
Stop putting off infographics for your SEO strategy just because you can't come up with an idea. If you have a list-style blog post, it's time to repurpose that into an infographic to get the most out of your content and keep growing inbound links!
Criteria that could play a role in the 'freshness factor' for Google's recent update
But for most websites, conventional techniques are not enough to get on top of SERP. Link building in general depends on some level of symbiotic relationship at least – it all boils down to a trade-off.
Ancient Wisdom for User Experience Web Design and Online Marketing
It's human tradition to educate our children. As a culture, we survive by passing down what we know, what we feel, what we belief and how to do the things we learned how to do. You, as a user interface designer or online marketer, are always looking for new ways of doing things. Who do you trust to teach you?
The web design, development and online marketing industries will be two decades old soon. Several exciting experiments in graphics, animation, online marketing and search keep us entertained and employed. Have you felt you wanted to pass along what you've learned? What theories and ideas would be fun to share?
You Gotta Be Crazy To Do SEO – But We'd Do It Again In A Heartbeat
So what keeps optimizers digging in their heels? Why are there any left? Because, with few exceptions, we love what we do. You have to love this job to keep it.
Since the process isn't complicated, I though I'd share how you can estimate a budget yourself.
For this exercise we'll assume you're going to start with Google AdWords. To get a good estimate, you'll need to answer 4 main questions.

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Also was told that I was her "third favourite booty call" - I'm taking this a good thing right?
It's a podium place so yeah...
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it just means you get sloppy thirds.
Time to step up your game. Go for gold!
I'm so tired of this "everyone gets a trophy" mindset kids these days have.
I don't even like sharing a drink with people, much less strangers. I'll be damned before I'd share a girl lol.
It was a mass text.
It's something?
Maybe this is the same concept of a guy telling a girl he's never cum from head; they try harder
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Bylaws of the Minnesota Orienteering ClubARTICLE I: NAME AND LOCATIONThe name of the organization is Minnesota Orienteering Club, hereafter referred to as the Club. The Club is a nonprofit corporation organized pursuant to the laws of the State of Minnesota, Chapter 317A. The principal address of the Club shall be located within the metropolitan area of Minneapolis and St. Paul of the State of Minnesota, as determined by the Clubs Board of Directors. ARTICLE II: PURPOSEA. The purpose of the Club is to operate exclusively for the educational and charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(3)(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended, and, to the extent not inconsistent therewith,
B. The Club shall maintain its affiliation with the United States Orienteering Federation and abide by the rules of the United States Orienteering Federation and International Orienteering Federation. The Club will not, as a substantial part of its activities, attempt to influence legislation or participate to any extent in a political campaign for or against any candidate for public office. ARTICLE III: MEMBERSHIPSECTION A: Membership TypesEach membership is entitled to one copy of each issue of the Club newsletter.
Fees for each membership category shall be set by the board of directors. The fees should cover, at a minimum, the cost to print and mail the newsletter and USOF fees. (*) Does not necessarily include Club-sponsored "Special" meets. SECTION B: Length of MembershipMembership becomes effective upon receipt of the application and fees by the Club Secretary and is effective for 12 months. Renewal at any time extends membership an additional 12 months. SECTION C: Delinquency and Suspension
ARTICLE IV: BOARD OF DIRECTORSSECTION A: DefinitionThe Board of Directors, hereafter referred to as the Board, consists of five elected officers of the Club and committee chairs of the Club. Officers, committee chairs, and other club members, shall not receive salaries or payments for services performed in executing duties for the Club but they may be reimbursed for expenses paid to carry out the duties. SECTION B: Term of Office
SECTION C: Nominations
SECTION D: General DutiesThe Board, in addition to the duties of each specific member, assume the following responsibilities:
The Board shall meet at least four times a year, and the meetings shall be open to all members. A quorum for a meeting is five Board members and a majority vote of the Board members present is required for action on any matter. SECTION E: Specific DutiesEach chair (this does not include elected officers) is recognized as possibly needing assistance and aid from Club members. To that end, each chair may solicit Club members to be members of that committee.
ARTICLE V: VOTING AND ELECTIONSSECTION A: General and Special Meetings
SECTION B: Election of Officers
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Sigma stuff is good so dont discount it. The thing is though that some people van get snotty about lens and will only buy one brand, people like sarahsboy have a good reason for being a snob though as they use the L series stuff.
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Lexus did a good job with the GS 400. It's everything you can expect in luxury, performance, reliability, and styling. With 300 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque, it's quick off the line. It turns heads and I like how it's big-bodied in the front like cadillacs. There are aftermarket parts to soup this car up if you want a V8 performance sedan! Once you drive a lexus you'll never wanna go back to anthing else!
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Fast, comfortable, and decent gas mileage. The GS 400 is a great car when you compare it to anything else in its class. Especially when it comes to reliability and quality. My previous car was a Benz E-320, and the Lexus blows it away in every category.
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I have had this car almost 5 years and it is just as fun to drive and as comfortable as the first day I drove it. Handling and performance wise, it is one of the best in it's category in my opinion. It will stay with or outperform a BMW 540 any day and cost a lot less to maintain. It is almost as much fun to drive as my 2003 Anniversary model Corvette!
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Year: 2014
Country: USA
Run Time: 90 minutes
THE WINDING STREAM honors the legacy of country music's most vital family, the Carters. Whether as the Original Carter Family, the Carter Sisters, or through their work with June Carter's legendary husband Johnny Cash, the impact they've made on music is indisputable. Unfortunately, until now, their story has never really been given the attention it truly deserves. Like many innovators, their contribution is heard through the artists who have come after them, while their own work has rarely enjoyed the same commercial success. This fascinating documentary follows the multi-generational family from its roots in Maces Springs, Virginia, to its continuation today through John Carter Cash and his wife as Carter Family III. In addition to new interviews with family members, the film also features rare old interviews and performances, including some with the late Johnny Cash. There are also appearances from musicians Murray Hammond of Old 97's, Sheryl Crow, and Kris Kristofferson, who drop by to pay homage to a family whose influence is immeasurable. THE WINDING STREAM is essential viewing for any music history buff. —E.F.
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"There's a cat on the top of your car!"
That's what a young kid on a bicycle yells -- frantically chasing Mom and Dad, who had just started out for one more of the seemingly endless number of trips to the doctor's office.
"What's this?" Mom thinks as she spots the youngster chasing them. She spotted him from the side mirror. He was frantically waving his arms, taking his hands off the bike's handlebars. It certainly looked like he was desperately trying to gain their attention. But why?
She and Dad had gone less than a quarter mile from the house in their station wagon. They were a bit preoccupied with the upcoming doctor's appointment. Dad's diabetes seemed to be worsening, and his legs were weakening continually. But he still just loved to drive.
After a few seconds, she persuaded Dad to pull off to the side of the road. The young boy, with a ruddy face and reddish brown hair, was panting from pedaling so hard. Almost completely out of breath, he was a bit incomprehensible at first. Then, he got it out:
"There's a cat, a gray CAT on top of your car!"
"What?" Mom thought. "A cat on top of the car?"
Impossible, but if the kid said so, there must be something to this. She got out of the car, and lo and behold, clutching on for dear life to the top of the roof rack was a gray cat.
My Smokey Blue had been peacefully snoozing on top of the car under the carport. She was curled up enjoying the fresh cool breeze. Being near the roof rack, she aptly blended in with her surroundings, out of harms way -- at least that's what she thought, till the car started moving.
The parents had been cat sitting for me while I was on vacation. Being a rural area with limited traffic, they'd let Smokey Blue out for a little fresh air. They never dreamed that she'd find a resting spot on top of the car. Or if she, or any cat for that matter, would be snoozing around the car, they'd hurriedly rush to take refuge to terra ferma as soon as hearing the roar of the engine and sensing the vehicle starting to move. They never dreamed of checking the car roof for a cat (nor would I). Would you?
Mom got out of the car and quickly grabbed the cat, scared within an inch of one of her nine lives. She was so scared that she was unable to move even though she was now safety snuggled in Mom's arms, safely inside the car. They quickly rolled up the windows, making sure she didn't try to make a quick escape in her terror. They quickly turned the car around and brought Smokey Blue home to safety -- putting her inside the house with lots of food, water, and cool fans. There were to be no more rides for her that day.
This is a funny story, of sorts. I wish I had a video of Mom when she found the cat on top of the car. I can just picture the look of bewilderment when she saw the cyclist trying to chase them down. Years later, I can just picture them saying, "What does he want? Why is he yelling? Why is he chasing after us?"
This may seemed far fetched, but it did happen, and it is not all that uncommon for cats to hide in cars, and it is not uncommon to find them trapped in motors or hidden in wheel wells.
My friend Lisa who works with animal rescue some 20 miles north of here tells a similar story. A woman unknowingly started off to go grocery shopping some 10 miles away. Her cat had a litter of kittens hidden outside. Unbeknownst to her, mummy cat had moved the kittens inside the undercarriage of the car engine, thinking the youngsters would be free from predators. It also provided them warmth and shelter, away from the harsh, cold outside.
One by one, a trail of baby kittens, fell out of the car, leaving a trail of them all the way to town. Luckily, a passing motorist noticed one of the kittens in the middle of the road. He called Lisa, and all six were rescued and reunited with mummy cat.
This is a humorous story with a happy ending. A good Samaritan took it upon himself to call animal rescue and help the kittens find their way to safety. They were lucky. The outcome could have been very different.
Cats, especially inside/outside cats, free roaming cats, or even inside spoiled fat cats, are known to find refuge in the dankest places, looking for dark, warm, out of the way hiding spots where they are free from predators, other cats, and humans.
There are many instances where cats climb into a car engines to escape the harsh winter cold. Cats are notorious for liking warm places. They also like to hide. That leaves it up to us to have an extra set of eyes when it comes to their safety.
While we are consumed in a flurry of mental activity, going 100 different directions at once -- we must take note of our surroundings, not just for our safety, but for the safety of our cats. Warm engines in parked cars attract cats and small wildlife, who may crawl up under the hood.
Whether inside or outside, we need to take inventory on where our cats, and even the neighbors -- may be. Take a moment to do a 'cat' scan around the car even if it is snuggly tucked away within the confines of a fully enclosed garage.
Here are a few quick tips to make sure your cat doesn't go for an unexpected car ride, or worse, get injured because kitty was seeking a warm hiding place.
- Honk your horn, or slap the hood of your car each and every time you get ready to leave.
- Provide shelter for the ferals or strays in your neighborhood, and make sure they have a source of fresh water. By having shelter, they will be less likely to seek out the protection of your recently parked vehicle.
- Cats like to perch, and they love to be in high places. A car, new or old provides a great place for them to hang out. How many times have you seen paw prints on your car? If it's brand new, you might not care for the scratch marks left behind.
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+1, I'm giving up deep fried foods, fast food, and red meat for the next month. That should get me to my ideal weight. Hoping to reward myself also with some shell. It's a deal my friend!
Mac may know Aldens, but I don't think he gives very good advice about weight loss. 15 pounds in three weeks - 5 pounds per week - is difficult. If it is possible, it is a recipe for it coming right back on if you go back to fried foods, fast food and red meat when you meet your goal. Professionals would tell you what you obviously already know - eat better foods on a consistent basis and exercise regularly. You may have to take 6-7 weeks -- and slightly delay the Alden fix -- but you would be more likely to keep it off and you will feel better too.
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ANTONIO "TONY" CASTRO is quick to point out that he is a man without a title. One of nine confirmed children of Fidel, the Cuban revolutionary and former president, he holds no official government office and treads lightly on the Castro name. A practicing orthopedic surgeon in Havana, Castro, 43, typically responds to political questions about his father by politely steering the conversation in a different direction -- usually to baseball. As a vice president of the International Baseball Federation, a position he has held since 2009, Castro has been a fierce and outspoken proponent of a distinctly antisocialist concept: Cuban players' right to play professionally, earning money both in Cuba and abroad. At home, he uses what clout he has to grease the wheels of a hard-line sports bureaucracy that oversees the Cuban national team, which is facing financial hardship, equipment shortages and a rising number of player defections. And there are signs that his voice is being heard. In the fall, the Council of Ministers, which is headed by Castro's uncle Raul, approved a new rule that allows Cuban baseball players to play in professional leagues outside Cuba and earn a salary. The move is widely seen as the start of Cuba's opening its doors to the rest of the world. Yet because of the U.S. economic embargo, the new rule does not yet fulfill Tony's dream of seeing Cubans in the major leagues without defecting. During a candid interview in September at the historic Hotel Nacional in Havana, Castro explained why he'll continue to push for closer ties with Major League Baseball.
Why is baseball so important to the people of Cuba?
In Cuba, when you speak about baseball, baseball is not a sport. It's a culture. When the boy is born, the father's gift is the bat and the ball. Through baseball, we teach our children everything about life. We can show our children how to win, lose, respect other people and work in groups.
What are the challenges for baseball in Cuba right now?
A lot, a lot. The economic problems for sure, because we need bats, we need gloves, we need balls, we need everything. We have players going to play and win millions of dollars [in America]. I mean, you have a player who can go from playing on a high-caliber team here in Cuba, where you can't even get bats ... to the next day making millions playing for the Yankees or the Dodgers or any other major league team. We've lost a lot of ballplayers. I think that we have to work, not only on the Cuban side but on the side of the United States as well, in Major League Baseball, to -- try to find a realistic solution to this problem.
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It's been a while since the last time I took pictures with a plain background.
The 17/18cm high heels that I've been talking about, and finally got the chance to wear and blog bout them.
So, no more flats since I've came back home *yeay*.
Wearing Hot Metal dress, still sponsored by IWearSin. Oh well actually I've never thought that I'll wear this kind of dress cause: first, it's not really my style and second, I don't think it suits me well (the rubber thingy on the waist), but hey! it actually looks quite nice, right?
Paired the dress with my unsymetrical cardigan and the super tall high heels that I got from (X).S.M.L (they're the tallest high heels in my shoe rack as for now). So, say hi to them, yes? =)
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Tom Osborne wrote: > Hi Rex et al > > Yeah, but for how long? > > I've always wondered if that is a sustained 70 mph wind for 5 hours or a > gust or 2 at that speed. 73 > Tom W7WHY > Shouldn't make any difference. The analysis is for static loads, not dynamic. However, a "sustained 70 mi/hr wind" will likely have gusts that are stronger. This is recognized in standard weather data with terms like "fastest mile wind speed". Fortunately, you don't have to try to derive this stuff from first principles. The TIA spec (and numerous antenna websites) give the "rating wind speed" on a county by county basis, and you just plug that into the mfrs formula. _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list email@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk |
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Last fall Walt Rulffes retired as Clark County School District superintendent after five years at the helm. His replacement, Dwight Jones takes over at a time when the district is facing yet another round of large budget cuts as a result of the battered state economy. So how will he handle potential layoffs, bigger class sizes and reduced funding? And what is his vision for CCSD in the next few years. Dwight Jones joins us.
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College Spring Break season on is once again upon us!
You could wait for James Franco to talk you into a neon-colored bikini crime, or you could choose to take life by the beach balls and plan the vacation of your dreams.
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