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A new study released today by the Coordinating Research Council says that E15 gasoline, which contains 15 percent ethanol, could damage the engines of certain high-volume car and truck models.The two-year study was conducted on eight different engines from the 2001 through 2009 model years, with a pair of vehicles for each engine tested--one on conventional gasoline, one on E15.Two of the eight engines running on E15 suffered lower performance, misfiring, reduced fuel economy, and damaged valves and valve seats. A third showed tailpipe emissions that increased above the legal limit.
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After a difficult period at tighthead prop, John Smit has returned to hooker. And he wants to stay there.
In the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine, on sale this week, Smit reveals how he feared for his safety when he was moved to tighthead prop in 2008, and how the constant media attention on the positional switch drove him crazy.
He goes on to explain why hooker is his best position and says he plans to finish his Test career in the No 2 jersey.
Smit also talks about how his leadership role has changed since 2007, why he doesn't like to be rested, working with Os du Randt, and having to shed weight to play hooker again.
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– Super 14 wrap: We rate all five South African franchises, and pay tribute to the champion Bulls. Eddie Jones, in his first column for the magazine, looks back on the Soweto final and where it was won and lost.
– New Springbok scrum coach Os du Randt on what went wrong with the set piece last year, his ideal front row, and bringing back South Africa's overseas stars
– Springbok assistant coaches Gary Gold and Dick Muir have had a major influence on the team's playing philosophy
– Zane Kirchner is ready to establish himself at fullback for the Springboks
– If there's one thing the All Blacks fear ahead of this year's Tri-Nations, it's getting caught out again by the Springboks
– When Will Genia arrived in Australia a decade ago, he hadn't even heard of rugby union. Now he's one of the world's most dangerous scrumhalves
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Angela J. DeJulius, M.D., MPH
Dr. DeJulius is the Chief University Physician at UHS and is Board Certified in Family Medicine. Prior to coming to Kent State University in 2010, she practiced family medicine in Brimfield and was the Medical Director of the Portage County Health Department. Dr. DeJulius completed her undergraduate studies with a degree in sociology at Tulane University and received a Doctorate of Medicine from the University of Cincinnati's College of Medicine. She also has a Master's in Public Health from Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine/Kent State University. Dr. DeJulius' hobbies include reading, fitness, traveling and keeping up with her 3 teenaged children.
Jennifer D'Abreau, D.O.
Dr. D'Abreau, a Senior Physician at University Health Services, has practiced at UHS for over 11 years. She received her Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine from Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine and is Board Certified in Family Medicine. Dr. D'Abreau completed her undergraduate studies at Alma College with a degree in biology and a minor in chemistry. She has faculty appointments at Northeast Ohio Medical University and Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine.
James Fuduric, M.D.
Dr. Fuduric joined University Health Services in 2007 after 31 years in private practice. He completed his undergraduate studies in zoology at Ohio University and received his Doctorate of Medicine from the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo. Dr. Fuduric, who is Board Certified in Pediatrics, also currently practices at a local urgent care center. He lives in Strongsville with his wife Margaret. His hobbies include cooking, reading, running, biking and spending time with their eleven grandchildren.
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Kim is a Certified Nurse Practitioner in Women's Health. She has been in nursing for over 16 years and has worked in the Women's Clinic at UHS since 2007. After earning her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Walsh University, Kim received her Master of Science in Nursing from Kent State University. In her spare time, Kim enjoys spending time with her two children.
Alison Prudoff, MSN, WHNP
Alison, a Certified Nurse Practitioner in Women's Health, has worked in the Women's Clinic at University Health Services since 2009. She received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Walsh University and a Master of Science in Nursing from Kent State University. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling and exercising.
Jim Hostler, RPh
Jim has been a pharmacist at University Health Services for 16 years. He received his bachelor's degree in pharmacy from the Ohio State University. In addition to serving as a Clinical Assistant Professor for the Northeast Ohio Medical University, he is also a member of the Ohio Pharmacist Association, Kent State University Blue and Gold Club, and Kent Historical Society. He is also a charter member of the Ohio State University College of Pharmacy Alumni Society and a life member of both the Kent State University and Ohio State University Alumni Associations. Mr. Hostler's interests include fishing, hiking, history and baseball.
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Laura is an alumnus of the Ohio State College of Pharmacy. She is a preceptor for the pharmacy students at the Northeast Ohio Medical University and is a member of the Ohio Pharmacists Association. In her spare time, she enjoys studying art and visiting museums, golf, reading and the Cleveland Browns. She also enjoys serving as a deacon at the Hudson Presbyterian Church.
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Dr. Farer-Singleton has been the Chief University Psychologist at UHS for the past 17 years. She received her undergraduate degree from Swarthmore College and her master's and doctoral degrees in psychology from Kent State University. She completed two American Psychological Association-approved internships at the Cleveland Veterans Affairs Medical Center and Fallsview Psychiatric Hospital. Her professional specialties include anxiety and depression, couples/relationship/family therapy, academic performance issues and parenting issues. At KSU, Dr. Farer-Singleton has also served as a part-time Assistant Professor, providing clinical supervision for the Department of Psychology's graduate students
Carrie Berta, Psy.D.
Dr. Berta joined University Psychological Services in 2010. She received her bachelor's degree in psychology from Boston University and obtained a doctorate in clinical psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Berta completed an American Psychological Association-approved internship and postdoctoral fellowship at Northwestern University's Counseling and Psychological Services. Her professional specialties include relationship concerns, LGBTQ issues, identity development and life transitions
Jayita Datta, Psy.D.
Dr. Datta joined University Psychological Services in 2010. She received bachelor's and master's degrees in psychology from the University of Delhi, India. Dr. Datta holds a Doctorate in Psychology from Wright State University's School of Professional Psychology. Her Post-Doctoral Fellowship was completed at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst's Counseling and Assessment Services. Dr. Datta is fluent in 3 languages (English, Hindi and Bengali). Her areas of specialty are anger, anxiety, mood, academic stress, ADHD/LD, relationship/couples/family therapy, identity development, transitions issues, acculturation, and cultural identity.
Kirsten DeLambo, Ph.D.
Dr. DeLambo is a licensed psychologist who specializes in trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and women's issues (such as sexual assault, domestic violence, self-esteem and destructive behaviors). She received an undergraduate degree from the College of Wooster and her doctorate from Pacific Graduate School of Psychology. She currently serves in the Ohio National Guard as a psychologist and assists soldiers pre- and post-deployment. Dr. DeLambo also conducts trainings for mental health counselors on the topic of PTSD treatment.
Douglas Muccio, Ph.D.
Dr. Muccio joined University Psychological Services in 2008 as a counseling psychologist and sport psychologist. He received his master's degree in sport psychology from Kent State University and his Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the University of Tennessee.
John S. Schell, Ph.D.
Dr. Schell is the Senior Psychologist at UHS and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Psychology where he teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses.He completed his undergraduate degree from Northwestern University and received his master's and doctoral degrees in clinical psychology form Kent State University. He did an internship at Yale University's School of Medicine/Yale-New Haven Hospital and a postdoctoral fellowship at Yale University's Department of University Health.Dr. Schell's clinical specialties include depression, anxiety disorders, OCD, ADHD, eating disorders, and relationship therapy.
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Todd is licensed by the Ohio Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Athletic Trainers Board as a physical therapist. A graduate of Ohio University, Todd has provided physical therapy services at UHS for 7 years. He also practices at a local private practice and sports medicine clinic.When not working with patients, he enjoys spending time with his wife and children, camping, boating and downhill skiing.
Linnea Ray, R.T.(R)(M)CDT
Linnea has been a Radiologic Technologist at UHS for 25 years. She is registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in both radiology and mammography and is certified in bone densitometry by the International Society for Clinical Densitometry. Linnea enjoys reading, spending time with her granddaughter and riding in her Mustang convertible.
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Men's Lacrosse Ready to Hit the Ground Running in 2012
October 21, 2011
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Last week I wrote about the beauty of Fall ball and how the college coaches all get to start over this time of year with new team chemistry and some fresh faces in the mix. As that fall ball season moves along, they start to understand what they are working with and how they are going to get to where they want to be in 2012.
I caught up with Peter Milliman, the head coach at Pfeiffer University and one of the rising young coaches in the college game, to hear what he's thinking at this point in his season. Milliman, a Rochester, NY native performed CPR on the Falcons program that he took over in 2009, and just this fall found themselves ranked #9 in Lacrosse Magazines Division II power rankings. Milliman knows the game, he played in the MLL for the Rochester Rattlers and can be found all over the record books at Gettysburg University, but he'll tell you all of that doesn't make it any easier as a coach. It still takes tireless hours and a ton of work even in the fall and winter.Fortunately for us, he took a few minutes from his day to answer a some of my questions regarding Pfeiffers fall so far and what lies ahead. Let's get a look inside the program.
LN: What are you looking to know about your team at this point of the season?
PM: We are looking to see how our young players are going to develop and who is going to be the big contributors this year. We played a lot of freshmen last year so their progress through the fall will be a big part of our success this spring. We have a good group of upperclassmen but its not a big group. We are still going to need significant contributions for the younger members of the team. For the most part, we have been pleased with the effort of the group and we are farther ahead than we were at this point last season. Still a long way to go though.
LN: How important are Wins and losses, a lot of teams don't keep score in the fall, do you?
PM: Wins are always important, it doesnt matter what part of the season you are in. We do keep score, even if its not on the scoreboard. We certainly need to see more from a fall game than the final score so its a great time to be able to teach important topics and try new things.
LN: Do you know what your competition is doing right now?
PM: We always keep an eye and an ear out for what the competition is doing even if its the off-season. It's more about our team at this time of year though, so as much as you might want to know about your competition, it generally not as important as what you have got going on at your own practices.
LN: What's after the fall for your team?
PM: After our fall season is concluded, we will go back to individuals and our conditioning program to prepare for the spring. With such a long break for Christmas, we want to get our guys in a good position to sustain their fitness over the break because we get going pretty quickly once the next semester starts. We also start our game schedule pretty early so we cant spend the first few weeks just getting in shape for the season, we need to hit the ground running.
Pfeiffer's 2012 season will kickoff with a Conference Carolinas opening match at newcomer Coker on February 17th.


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Korean Air has started flights between Maldives and Korea today. It's inaugural flight landed at Ibrahim Nasir International Airport at 06:20 am with 250 passengers. Korean Air uses A330-300 aircraft has capacity for 276 passengers to fly 3-days a week from Seoul Incheon airport to Ibrahim Nasir International Airport after transiting in Colombo, Srilanka.
Korean Air is the flag carrier and the largest airline of South Korea, with global headquarters located in Gong hang-dong, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, South Korea. Korean Air's international passenger division and related subsidiary cargo division together serve 130 cities in 45 countries, while its domestic division serves 20 destinations. It is among the top 20 airlines in the world in terms of passengers carried and is also the top-ranked international cargo airline. Incheon International Airport serves as Korean Air's international hub. Korean Air also maintains a satellite headquarters campus at Incheon. It was voted Asia's best airline by Business Traveller readers in 2012.
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PORTLAND -- ODOT released a timelapse video of Saturday's Sellwood Bridge move, which shows a sped-up version of the arduous feat of engineering that crews undertook this week.
The 1,100 ton stretch of the bridge needed to be moved 66 feet in an exact straight line.
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This page contains descriptions of those components and how they work internally in BTM 1.3 and 2.x.x as version 1.2 and earlier did not fully respect this modularization.
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Bitronix implementation specifics
The JTA specification defines XID as an interface for which an implementation must be provided by the transaction manager. There are 3 important pieces composing a XID: the format ID, the Global TRansaction ID (GTRID) and the Branch QUALilifier (BQUAL).
Format ID
The format ID identifies the transaction manager which generated the XID. It basically is an integer which must be unique across all implementations. The BTM format ID simply is the int-encoded version of the "Btnx" ASCII string: 0x42746e78.
The GTRID uniquely identifies the global transaction across all participating resources. The JTA spec says it must fit in a 64 bytes array and must be globally unique. The BTM implementation builds them by combining 3 data: the serverId, a timestamp and a sequence number.
The BQUAL uniquely identifies the local part of a global transaction inside a single participating resource. As for the GTRID the JTA spec says it must fit in a 64 bytes array and must be globally unique. The BTM BQUALs are built with the exact same format as the GTRID.
- The serverId is the configured ASCII string, see Configuration2x.
- The timestamp is the amount of milliseconds returned by calls to http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#currentTimeMillis%28%29
- The sequence is a static counter that each JVM maintains independently. It is re-initialized to 0 each time the JVM running a BTM instance is restarted.
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Async 2PC is a very complex optimization that isn't useful in most cases. The idea is to run the 2PC protocol in parallel (ie: sending the phase 1 then phase 2 commands in parallel to all participating resources). In theory this should give you a big performance boost but in practice it's negligible except if you have lots of participating resources. Performance improvement has been measured on average only when at least 4 resources are participating in transactions.
It is not recommended to enable this setting unless you measured your average 2PC execution time and identified a bottleneck.
XA connection pooling framework
XA transactions require connection pools with specific knowledge of transactions' state. For instance it is not possible to use a non-XA connection pool like C3P0 or Apache DBCP with the transaction manager.
An abstract XA connection pool lies at the heart of BTM with JDBC and JMS layers on top of it. Everything which can be pooled or cached actually is: JDBC and JMS connections are pooled, JDBC prepared statements can be cached as well as JMS sessions, producers and consumers.
Extra services and optimizations are also provided like automatic enlisting and delisting, deferral of connection closing, ordering of resources in the 2PC protocol, connection recycling, non-XA safeguard and Last Resource Commit.
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The disk journal is a simple two-files (called fragments) rollover transaction store, this sometimes is called append only journal or write ahead log. It provides services to the transaction manager engine to record transaction states and reporting of transactions left in an unfinished state: transactions which reached the end of the 1st phase of the 2PC protocol (prepare) but suffered from a failure before the 2nd phase (commit or rollback) could finish up.
The disk journal implements all known optimizations:
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This setting is very important when you're running a cluster of virtual machines all working on the same resource. In this case BTM will run multiple times in parallel, each node creating different transactions on the resource. Since the XIDs are guaranteed to be globally unique this isn't a problem for the transaction manager core.
The recovery engine can on the other hand get confused with this setup. Take for instance this scenario:
Two servers are accessing a single database. Server 1 started a transaction identified by XID 1 while at the same time server 2 started a transaction identified by XID 2. Now what would happen if recovery kicks in in the background on server 1 (or if server 1 gets restarted) while XID 2 is still in-flight on server 2 ? Server 1 would ask its journal for a list of unfinished transactions and compare that against the list of XIDs it got by querying the database. We can ignore XID 1 in this case as the TM has knowledge of it and we can assume it would handle it fine. But what is server 1 supposed to do with XID 2 ? It is reported by the database as an unfinished transaction and server 1 has no trace of it in its journal. As per the presumed abort optimization the recovery engine will assume that the transaction needs to be rolled back as it has no knowledge that it still is running on server 2 !
To avoid this confusion, the recovery engine can be configured to peek at the XID to determine if it actually started it before taking any action. It can do that by extracting the
serverId part of the XID stored in the database and comparing it to the current node's configured
serverId. If they don't match then the XID can be ignored assuming another node is taking/will take care of it.
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The dogs rescued from a Bronx dog fighter's basement last year are finally getting justice. Raul Sanchez, who pleaded guilty to dog fighting a few weeks ago, is now heading to prison.
Last week a judge sentenced Sanchez to one to three years for animal fighting, one year for animal cruelty and one year for criminal possession of a weapon. (Sanchez will serve these sentences concurrently.)
He's also been slapped with a ban on keeping animals for the duration of his parole. Sanchez waived his right to appeal.
We hope Sanchez's sentence serves as a reminder to dog fighters that their crimes against innocent animals carry serious consequences.
Okay, people that are low enough to abuse amazing animals like pit bulls, need a bigger sentence than that. The judge might as well have slapped his hand!
yey. its not enough time in my opinion but its a start. I am disgusted at anyone who mistreats any animal, let alone dog fighting. I have 2 pits myself and i love them with all my heart and would die protecting them. Moreover, they protect and love anyone they know, including all of the many children at my house, and guests/guests children. Dont get me wrong, in the wrong hands, any dog can be vicious and a public menace, but, if you own a dog or pitt bull, you should be a responsible owner, not only by feeding, but training, vet care and love. There isnt a breed that loves more than a pittbull. Its really amazing and wish everyone could experience it.
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It appears Brampton Mayor Susan Fennell's Gala and Classic Golf tournament have become two of the preferred events for city staff to woo investors and network with arts and recreation representatives.
They have spent close to $100,000 in the past eight years on gala tickets and golf foursomes, according to figures councillors requested from staff during budget deliberations, and city staff say it has all been done according to approved policy.
The requested numbers show councillors themselves spent an additional $66,000 over that eight year period— between 2005 and 2012— on tickets allowing them to personally attend the two events, bringing the total to $164,798.
Attendance peaked in 2009, when six tables of eight were purchased at the Mayor's Gala at a cost of $22,500. It is unclear how many were purchased by councillors, how many by staff, but four tickets were charged to the fire department administration, eight for "Theatre Presenting Activity" under Community Services department, and only one by the economic development department. In subsequent years, no more than three tables have been occupied by city representatives at the Gala.
What councillors failed to ask for last month, but The Guardian has since obtained, is information that reveals $164,798 is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the amount council members and staff spend annually on donations to dozens of groups and organizations— mostly of their own individual choosing.
The mayor's two events account for 9.7 per cent of the $1.7 million total spent by politicians and staff between 2005 and 2012.
Last year alone, $226,944 in community donations and sponsorships were made by both council and staff.
That money was paid out for tickets to award dinners and lunches, fundraisers, golf tournaments, shows and events, and straight cash donations to a long and varied list of charities, community groups, and constituents.
"These figures represent a long legacy by the city to support the community on a corporate, departmental and council basis," said city spokesperson Gordon Smith after responding to the Guardian's request for a list of all donations made.
Fennell told The Guardian that, of all the events the city pays to attend, the Gala is the only one that "writes a cheque back to the city". She also said she stands by her assertion that no taxpayers' dollars are spent organizing it.
"There are no property taxpayer dollars used by Stepping Out For Brampton Inc. to put on the Gala," she said. "The organization has, since day one, presented this event, independent of table sales and/or ticket revenues."
In the past eight years, the Mayor's Gala has given more than $200,000 back to the city— specifically the Rose Theatre— in licence fees, ticket purchases and donated instruments, according to a staff report. Every year since 2009, the Gala pays the city $40,000 annually for use of the Rose Theatre suite, including $15,000 for tickets that are then donated back to community groups, Fennell said.
Smith said staff accompany business representatives and those from the arts and community services fields to the dinners and golf tournaments for the purposes of "community building and making connections in the city."
At $4,520 for a Gala table of eight and $2,825 for a golf foursome including dinner at the Mayor's Golf Classic, they are the costliest events in the city to attend, and the Gala is arguably the swankiest.
"It being the mayor's Gala, it's something that has prominence," Smith said in explaining why staff would choose to purchase one table each at some of the other fundraising dinners, but two at the mayor's last year.
He said all council-approved city policies have been followed in the donations and purchases made for attendance at all of the events.
However, he could offer no details on why seven community services staff members are noted on the fact sheets as attending the 2010 Golf Classic at a total cost of $2,000, or specifically why a $600 single golf ticket was purchased by the fire department three years in a row— 2009, 2010 and 2011.
Last year, three tables of eight were purchased by the city at the mayor's event— one by councillors and one for Air Canada employees as a welcome-to-the-city in recognition of the airline's move here. Three foursome's were purchased for the Mayor's Golf Classic, including one by councillors.
For councillors, the money comes out of their own expense accounts and a special fund they budget $41,000 for each year.
However, council decided last month to cut that fund from the 2013 budget. The accompanying Business and Community Lunch and Dinner Event Sponsor Program has been sent back to staff for review.
Under the program, councillors approved a list of approximately 15 galas, golf tournaments and recognition lunches/dinners they wanted to attend. The mayor's two events were among those approved by council, along with dinners and galas run by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel, Brampton Safe City, Brampton Board of Trade, United Achievers, Brampton Arts Council, Crime Stoppers, the Sports Hall of Fame, William Osler Health Centre Foundation, Brampton and Area Community Foundation, and others.
Each politician could attend any of the 15 they chose, using the money from the fund to buy one ticket for a luncheon, or two for a dinner. It's a practice councillors have been following for more than 10 years now, with a revision to the policy in 2005. Part of the reason is to maintain a city presence at community events, and council has been in favour of spending money to do just that.
Councillors and the mayor are also free to attend any events not included on the list, but must pay out of their own expense accounts, and last year, politicians spent an additional total of $83,600, while at the same time going approximately $2,000 over budget on the special account. Councillors spent between $3,300 and $8,800 each. The mayor spent $23,400.
As for staff purchases of dinner tickets and golf foursomes, that continues to be left up to the discretion of the "department heads" who are also guided by a policy, but not restricted by a list of "approved" events. The Economic Development Office and Community Services Department are the two main departments making the purchases, although a city-wide non-departmental fund for community projects is used the most. All are approved by a commissioner, according to the city.
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CELEBRITY chefs and delicious Cumbrian food attracted around 25,000 people to this year's Taste Cumbria festival in Cockermouth.
The event – run with the support of Britain's Energy Coast and Nuclear Management Partners – was held over the weekend of September 29 and 30.
Festival-goers enjoyed demonstrations, workshops and food stalls celebrating the very best of Cumbrian produce.
James Martin, presenter of BBC One's Saturday Kitchen, performed cooking demonstrations to a packed audience on the Sunday.
He had the crowds in stitches as he told jokes while cooking delicious food, including lamb and plaice. He also held a book signing at the Trout Hotel marquee.
Celebrity chef Simon Rimmer was also popular on Saturday and Simon Rogan's pop-up restaurant at Dovenby Hall was a big hit.
A jazz night with food writer Jay Rayner at the Trout Hotel marquee was a sell-out.
Nick Lawler, chairman of Taste Cumbria and owner of Lorton's Winder Hall, held cooking demonstrations with children from schools around Cockermouth on Saturday, while on Sunday he cooked dishes using ingredients from the various stalls taking part in the festival.
He said: "I am loving it; it's a real community event. I like it when we do things that bring people together."
Stalls on Main Street featured local food producers and businesses, including Cockermouth's Shill's of Station Street and JB Banks and Son Ltd.
Colin Le Voi, of the Quince and Medlar, on Castlegate, had to go back to the restaurant on Saturday afternoon to cook more produce as they were running out on their stall.
Gareth Kemble, who co-owns Carvetii coffee roasters in Embleton with his wife Angharad McDonald, held a coffee demonstration at the Riversmeet Community Resource Centre on Saturday. The couple only started their wholesale business last November and their stall on Main Street was constantly busy.
Gareth said: "The whole thing is brilliant. People are so interested. I just love them stopping and chatting."
There were also food stalls and fairground rides at Bitterbeck car park, plus demonstrations and tastings at the Kirkgate Centre.
Jennings Brewery held a beer festival with a wide selection of beers, ciders and perries to choose from, as well as performances by local musicians.
A number of shops not involved in the festival also benefited from the huge crowds, with many opening their doors on Sunday.
The festival kicked off with a food tourism conference where local producers were urged to focus on making their products different to everything else already available, rather than trying to make better versions of products that can be bought everywhere.
The advice came from celebrity food critic and journalist Jay Rayner.
About 100 people, including food producers, hospitality business owners and representatives of public and private sector bodies, attended the event at Dovenby Hall on the Friday.
Mr Rayner, one of four panellists answering questions at the event, said: "You're selling a distinctiveness in what you do. Don't go for what's best and finest; go for distinctiveness. What makes you different?"
The other panellists were Poul Christensen CBE, chairman of Natural England, Keith Jones MBE, area director for the Forestry Commission and chairman of the advisory group working on the world heritage site nomination for the Lake District, and Eric Robson, chairman of Cumbria Tourism.
Eden Valley hill farmer and rural campaigner James Rebanks, who compered the event, said Cumbria should be "a great version of itself, not a mediocre version of everywhere else".
Promoting Cumbrian food better should involve joining together the great landscape, food producers and hospitality industry, he added.
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The numbers interested in visiting farmers' markets, farm shops and delis are also up, the research shows.
But, while the quality and demand are there, high prices can be a barrier to producing local food.
Mr Robson said that before the foot and mouth crisis the tourism industry and farmers were in different camps but since then they had realised they were in it together and moved towards co-operation and collaboration.
The conference heard that the concept of food miles, which previously led people to think local food was environmentally better, was a thing of the past, with evidence showing that some food from abroad had a lower overall carbon footprint.
Now food provenance is increasingly important, as shown by the rising popularity of allotments among parents of young children.
Mr Rebanks warned that those at the conference needed to act on the discussions to make a difference and avoid it being a talking shop.
The food producers agreed they would like to work closer together, under the Taste Cumbria umbrella.
Mr Rayner said: "The idea of Taste Cumbria as a group of entrepreneurs is the clearest message I have heard. It makes sense.
"Money is tight but it's about attracting tourists. You've got to go out and find the tourists because they're not going to come otherwise."
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We're coming down the regular-season homestretch, which means the thoroughbreds have been separated from the nags along with those who are continuing to run in the money as opposed to those who will soon be put out to pasture when the playoffs come around.
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Unless something unexpected happens in the next two weeks, the Monarchs will be going for an undefeated regular season while East Duplin will be looking to derail that as well as earn the
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As for our local 3-A schools, White Oak is suffering through a forgettable season under first-year coach Chad Ashley while Jacksonville (6-2, 3-1 in the Coastal 3-A Conference) is living up to expectations.
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With three weeks left in the season, both are almost certainly headed to the playoffs and both have a shot at winning seasons. Interestingly enough, the two foes meet in the regular-season finale Oct. 26 at
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"My skin feels clean and soft after shaving with Dirty. A small dollop goes a long way without any waste; unlike a lot of the mainstream foams and gels."
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= Natural ingredients = Safe syntheticsWater (Aqua) , Oat Milk (Avena sativa) , Safflower Oil (Carthamus tinctorius) , Shea Butter (Butyrospermum parkii) , Stearic Acid , Glycerine , Cetearyl Alcohol , Triethanolamine , Honey , Tincture of Benzoin (Styrax benzoin) , Cedarwood Oil (Cupressus funebris) , Lavender Oil (Lavandula augustifolia) , Sandalwood Oil (Santalum austro-caledonicum vieill) , Tonka Absolute (Dipteryx odorata) , Lanolin , Fragrance , Methylparaben , Propylparaben
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Q:How long does this product last?Asked on 11/27/2014 by Colleen
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A:Like many of our products it has a 12-14 month shelf life!Answered on 11/29/2014 by Pauline
Q:Will this work with my electric razor? I am a clean-shaven male.Asked on 1/4/2014 by james
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A:I wouldn't recommend it. All of our shaving creams work best with a standard razor.Answered on 3/21/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:I received a sample of Prince, and loved it. I do often suffer from ingrown hairs and some shaving irritation bumps, and Prince seems to be a pretty solid product for those issues. Keeping that in mind, how does Dirty compare?Asked on 5/14/2013 by Naomi-omi-omi from Isla Vista, CA
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A:Prince is our most luxurious shaving cream, and is made with fair trade cocoa butter instead of shea butter, which is a little bit lighter. If you suffer from irritations, Prince is probably your best bet, as it is more formulated for skin that is sensitive.Answered on 9/25/2013 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:can this be used by women for legs, underarms, etc?Asked on 9/15/2012 by organic girl from attleboro, ma
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A:Women can absolutely use the Dirty Shaving Cream! It's write-up is geared towards men, as the product is very softening and wonderful for coarse facial hair. That being said, it is definitely great for women as well!Answered on 11/2/2012 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
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Butch James has the hunger, the experience and the intimidating aura to be a match-winning figure at the 2011 World Cup.
In the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine, senior staff writer Jon Cardinelli says this aura shouldn't be underestimated, especially in a World Cup year. Global tournaments are won on defence and experience, and James's value as a game-changing defender is as indisputable as his 2007 World Cup winner's medal. And at 32, he's still rattling opponents.
'I've never thought of [Dan] Carter as a fragile player,' James says in explaining the psychology of big defending. 'It's more a case of making your presence felt. You want your opposite number to know you're around. You want him to be constantly thinking about what you'll do next.'
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James goes on to talk about how playing in the northern hemisphere forced him to embrace tactical kicking but why he prefers to play with the ball in hand, why he signed with the Lions, how he feels about leaving Bath, how he deals with injuries, and his competitors for the Bok No 10 jersey.
Former Bok technical adviser Eddie Jones and Bath coach Steve Meehan also explain why James should go to the World Cup.
Also in the new issue:
– Meyer Bosman has added a new dimension to the Sharks backline
– Christchurch is home for all four Whitelock brothers
– After a short stint in rugby league, former SA Schools centre JP du Plessis wants to make his mark with the Melbourne Rebels
– A pre-season injury to Tiaan Liebenberg has given Deon Fourie a chance to shine for the Stormers
– Former Bok prop Robbie Kempson on the Kings academy, the policing of the scrum, and why the Currie Cup First Division format should change
– The Kings are making steady progress ahead of their Super Rugby debut in 2013
– Bjorn Basson is determined to move past a nightmare period in his career
– SA U20 coach Dawie Theron on why he left Griquas, his preparations for the World Junior Championship and ensuring that the system produces quality players
– Financial mismanagement has plunged Namibia into crisis just six months before the World Cup
– Maties coach Chean Roux has a passion for the game
– After making a big impact in Cape Town as a defence, collisions and breakdown coach, Omar Mouneimne has been given the chance to work at Test level with Italy
– Brian Mujati has excelled for the Northampton Saints but don't expect him to talk about it
– Springbok Sevens skipper Kyle Brown on turning their season around in Las Vegas and the importance of keeping youngsters in the system
– We preview the Easter schools rugby festivals and tell you which matches to watch