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complete (a course)
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Robert ŌĆ£BobŌĆØ Jay Wilkes, 83, of Springfield passed away Monday, Oct. 17, 2011 at his home.
Arrangements are pending under the direction of Hawker Funeral Home and will be announced in a full obituary.
Walter ŌĆ£VernŌĆØ Inskeep 77, of Aberdeen passed away Monday Oct. 17, 2011.
The funeral will be at 11:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 24, 2011 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 149 W. Central, Aberdeen.
The visitation will be Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Davis- Rose Mortuary, 170 Idaho Street, American Falls and at the church an hour before the funeral. Interment will be at Aberdeen Cemetery.
Condolences and memories may be shared at www.davisrosemortuary.com.
Gerald (Gerry) Frank Ramsey of Los Alamos, N.M. passed away on Oct. 17, 2011, in Santa Fe at the Beehive Assisted Living Home after a long and courageous battle with ParkinsonŌĆÖs disease.
He was born to Frank and Beatrice Joyce Woodford Ramsey on July 12, 1938 in Missoula, Mont. He grew up in Ames, Iowa, and graduated from Ames High in 1956. Gerry received a BS in Metallurgical Engineering from the University of Kansas in 1965. He later attended Idaho State University and graduated with his MBA in 1981.
Herman Aikele, 87, of Moore passed away peacefully Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011 at his sonŌĆÖs home in Blackfoot surrounded by family.
Herman was born March 11, 1924 in Moore to Andreas Johannes Aikele and Josephine Partington. He attended school and graduated from Moore High School. He then went on to attend the University of Idaho and Idaho State University. He served his country in the U. S. Navy in World War II.
Brenda A. Young, 54 of Pingree was called back to heaven on Friday, Oct. 14, 2011. She was a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and a friend to many who all loved her. She will be missed.
Brenda was born Feb. 28 1957 in Burley. She married the love of her life, Owen Young, on Aug, 19 1972 in Blackfoot at the home of OwenŌĆÖs parents.
She was a mother of four children, then later in life she went to work at J.R. Simplot for 18 years in Aberdeen. Due to health reasons, she retired.
Jewel K. ŌĆ£KittyŌĆØ Bolinder, 62, of Firth passed away Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011 at the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday Oct. 22, 2011 at the Firth Stake Center (823 North 675 East) in Basalt.
The family will receive friends Friday from 7-8:30 p.m. at Nalder Funeral Home (110 West Oak) in Shelley and Saturday from 9:30-10:40 a.m. before the services at the church. Interment will be in the Firth Cemetery.
Condolences can be sent to the family at www.nalderfuneralhome.com.
Norman James ŌĆ£PeteŌĆØ Atkins of Blackfoot passed away on Oct. 13, 2011 at the Portneuf Medical Center in Pocatello.
He was born in Delta, Colo. in 1928 and grew up in Paonia, Colo. He was preceded in death by his father, James Perry, mother, Lura May and brother, Dale M. Atkins.
Pete has five children: Shannon Lamb, Wheat Ridge, Colo.; Shelley Atkins, Arvada, Colo.; Dan Atkins, Bend, Ore.; Cindy Walsh (Joe) Groton, Conn. and Perrie Atkins, Blackfoot. He also has seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Brenda Young, 54, of Pingree passed away Friday, Oct. 14, 2011 in Soda Springs. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 21, 2011 at the Pingree First Ward.
Family will visit with friends on Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at Hawker Funeral Home in Blackfoot and one hour prior to services at the Church. Burial will follow the services at the Springfield Cemetery.
Keith Vernon Jensen, 62, of Blackfoot, passed away Friday, Oct. 7, 2011 at his home.
He was born March 2, 1949 in Blackfoot to Vernon Wilford and Lenore Elsie Wallace Jensen. He attended school at Wapello Elementary, Blackfoot Junior High School and graduated from Blackfoot High School in 1968.
Keith has lived his entire life in the Blackfoot area, at the Blackfoot Dam and in Wapello.
On Jan. 11, 1983 he married Clara Lee Kern in Blackfoot.
He was employed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs as Fort Hall irrigation dam tender; he has been employed with them for the last 40 years.
Beloved mother, grandmother, wife, and daughter passed away on Oct. 7, 2011. Peggy is the daughter of Wallace and Diane Erikson and the wife of Kyle Speas. She was received with open arms by her son Daniel and her beloved grandmother, Sofea Elizabeth Erickson.
Peggy was active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She served in many positions throughout her life. She is remembered for her many years of service in the Primary and Young WomenŌĆÖs organizations. She loved teaching children and watching them learn and grow. She touched the lives of everyone that she served.


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Millington Regional Jetport has received a $179,100 grant from the Tennessee Department of Transportation.
The funds will be used for runway and taxiway improvements and maintenance.
Millington's airport was one of 11 Tennessee airports to get a share of $3.2 million in state aeronautics grants.
"From moving people to moving freight, the airports in Tennessee are vital pieces of the state's overall economy and travel system," said Gov. Phil Bredesen. "Tennessee's airports are often the front doors to our communities, welcoming visitors from across the globe so it's important to keep them up to date in order to stay competitive and efficient at meeting the needs of both businesses and travelers."
The Shelby County Legislative Delegation worked to secure the grant funds for the jetport.
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A Mississippi power company has sued Norfolk Southern Railway Company for millions of dollars, claiming the railroad uses a monopoly over coal deliveries to inflate costs.
Hattiesburg-based South Mississippi Electric Power Association said Norfolk Southern is the only railroad company that delivers coal from the Appalachians to Plant Morrow, the utility's main electricity generating station located in Purvis, Miss.
The power company claims Norfolk Southern has used that control over coal delivery since 1978 to negotiate price increases of between 60 percent and 80 percent each time the companies' contracts face renewal. The latest contract expired Friday.
The power company also claims Norfolk Southern racked up 130,000 tons of delivery shortfalls in 2010.
"Our rail costs have continued to rise significantly while the service we receive has steadily deteriorated," SMEPA spokesman Kurt Brautigam said in a statement.
The court docket listed the lawsuit demand as $34 million. Brautigam, however, said the lawsuit seeks $17 million.
Rudy Husband, a spokesman for Virginia-based Norfolk, said the company doesn't comment on pending litigation.
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Cornwall in the Winter
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With just a handful of small food shops in Fowey, the late-afternoon shopper may have to purchase what's left on the shelf, a situation that agreed with us. Life without a car rescued us from a mind-set of must-haves, and the proprietors were attentive and helpful.
We bought staples at the grocery store, meat at the butcher's, fish at the fish store and fresh produce at a tiny produce shop, where parsley was wrapped in paper with the tender care that a florist would give to long-stemmed roses.
Though we would try to buy only enough groceries to fill a backpack, the walk home could be a long one. But the milkman arrived weekly at our cottage door with milk in glass bottles, yogurt, butter, orange juice, mineral water, locally grown root vegetables and bread.
Eating lunch out alleviated the grocery-lugging situation, and another ploy was to take flashlight in hand and in the black of night head across the two sheep meadows and over the three stiles and down the road to the Old Ferry Inn.
In the pub at the Old Ferry Inn, with its two resident Old English sheepdogs and four Siamese cats by the fireplace, everybody knows everybody. When we walked in on our second day in Cornwall (the door making a great rasp and all eyes turning toward it), a voice from out of the crowd called, ''Did you come by the farm, or over the stiles?''
We couldn't eat dinner in Fowey becase in winter the ferry stops running at 5 P.M., a situation that also made us mindful of timing when we ventured far afield.Not that missing the boat would have been calamitous -- we could have taken a taxi upriver and over the little stone bridge or spent the night at one of Fowey's small hotels. But in truth we were always eager to return to our nest, where we would build a fire in the fireplace, prepare dinner in the well-equipped kitchen, watch BBC 1 and read our latest second-hand exclusives.
Finding your own Camelot in a land of Arthurian legends
Getting There
Trains leave Paddington Station in London several times a day for the three-and-a-half hour trip to Liskeard. Tickets may be bought from Britrail, (212) 575-2667 or (800) 677-8585, or at Paddington, where Great Western Trains Limited, (44-71) 313-1950, a new, privatized rail company, is currently offering a round trip for only about $3.40 more than the one-way fare if the trip is completed within 30 days. For timetable and fares, call (44-345) 484-950. Britrail's one-way coach fare to Liskeard is $81 and round trip is $110.
Pedestrians on the ferry between Bodinnick and Fowey pay less than $1 a trip. The mini-bus that passes through Fowey terminates in St. Austell, seven miles away, where connecting buses leave from the rail station (including the National Express coach that goes to Heathrow). Trains from Par connect with trains to other Cornish coast areas and elsewhere in Britain.
The British Tourist Authority publishes two free guides, ''Self-Catering Holiday Homes 1997'' and ''South of England,'' about Cornwall. They are available from the authority at 551 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10176; (212) 986-2200.
The Tourist Information Center at the post office in Fowey is closed Sunday and after 1 P.M. on Wednesday and Saturday. Phone and fax, (44-1726) 833-616.
From May 9 to 18, Fowey is celebrating Daphne du Maurier's life and work.
The more challenging sections of the 300-mile Coastal Path, which runs from Morwenstow in north Cornwall to Saltash in south Cornwall may be avoided if one carries an Ordnance Survey map and a local guidebook. The straight-talking guidebooks that sell for $1 to $6 in local shops are also invaluable. Sample directions: ''Over this stile follow the right hedge . . . To avoid the dogs at Roskrow Barton go to D. Cross the field diagonally down, towards modern buildings ahead and around the new barn in the corner of the field onto the farm lane . . . The dogs here can seem threatening -- keep walking.''
Where to Stay
Brochures for Penmarlam Quay Cottage are available from Angela Oliver, Yeate Farm, Bodinnick-by-Fowey, Cornwall, England PL23 1LZ; (44-1726) 870-256. The cottage sleeps four adults and two children. The bathroom has a shower and, in a shed, a coin-operated laundry. Firewood is provided, but sheets and towels are not. (Some home owners lease bed-and-bath linens, usually for about $10 a person a week.)
Rates, calculated at 58 cents to a pound: $222 weekly from Oct. 31 to Feb. 28 ($136.80 weekly for a minimum stay of four weeks); Feb. 28 to March 28 and Oct. 3 to 31, $273.60; March 28 to May 23 and Sept. 5 to Oct. 3, $376.20; May 23 to July 4 and Christmas week, $478.80; July 4 to Sept. 5, $632.70; New Year's week, $307.80.
Other rentals are available through May Whetter & Grose, Estuary House, Fowey, Cornwall, England PL23 1AH; (44-1726) 832-965, fax (44-1726) 832-866. Listings range from $176 in winter to $1,052 in summer.
Fowey River Estate Agents, 13 Fore Street, Fowey, Cornwall, England PL23 1AH, telephone and fax (44-1726) 833-000, carries listings in the same price range.
Hill & Son at 3 Fore Street, PL23 1AH, (44-1726) 832-211, specializes in cottages in Polruan, a steep enclave of much charm across the harbor. A ferry for pedestrians operates from Fowey every 10 minutes; drivers use the Bodinnick ferry and drive five miles.
Hotels include the Fowey, Esplanade, Fowey, Cornwall, England PL23 1HX; (44-1726) 832-551. Its rates are from $170 to $234 for two people, including breakfast and dinner. The restaurant offers a five-course dinner at $34 a person.
Where to Eat
Dining in winter is limited. At the King of Prussia, if you can get the table by the window, you'll have the best river view in town. Fisherman's pie costs $7, a pint of local beer $2.50 and a glass of wine $2.
The Ship Inn and the Globe also serve lunch and dinner, at comparable prices.
Sam's Deli, Fore Street, (44-1726) 832-322, sells takeout sandwiches, Cornish pasties and muesli bars, and is always crowded and cheerful at midday.
At the Rashleigh Inn, Polkerris, Par, (44-1726) 813991, a three-mile walk along coastal cliffs or overland, excellent meals can be eaten on the terrace, which gets wet in high tide. For many centuries, the inn and all the houses in Polkerris have been owned by the Rashleigh family. Serves bar meals from $8 from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. and 6 P.M. to 10 P.M. and the a la carte restaurant is open 6:30 to 9:30 P.M. daily, with prices from $18.50.
Across the river, the Old Ferry Inn, Bodinnick-by-Fowey, Cornwall, England PL23 1LZ, (44-1726) 870-237, has both a pub and a formal dining room for meals. Rooms range from $32 a person for a single to $56 a person for a double with bath and a view of the river. Prices include full English breakfast, tax and service. The inn serves bar food from noon to 3 P.M. and 6 to 9:30 P.M.; basic dishes cost $4.15 to $11.20. The restaurant is open 6:30 to 9:30 P.M.; a three-course meal ranges from $25 to $30.
Photos: The 14th-century Penmarlam Quay Cottage on Yeate Farm in Cornwall. The pub at the Old Ferry Inn, two sheep meadows and three stiles from the cottage. (Photographs by Jonathan Player for The New York Times); Falmouth, where hikers can find tea, scones and clotted cream on a stormy day. (Jonathan Player for The New York Times) (pg. 20) Map of Britain showing the location of Cornwall.


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CALIFORNIAN: Community Arts for March 8-14, 2012
Storm to hold auditions for National Anthem
LAKE ELSINORE ---- The California League Champions Lake Elsinore Storm will hold auditions for those interested in singing the National Anthem during the 2012 season from 10 a.m. to noon March 10 at the Lake Elsinore Diamond.
Appointments are not necessary, but registration will close at noon.
All participants must be at least 8 years old and accompanied by a parent and/or guardian if under age 16. No singing experience is necessary. Auditions must be kept under 90 seconds. Vocal submissions must be a cappella, and instrumental auditions are also welcome. Music sheets and/or lyric sheets will not be allowed at the audition. Performances must be military-style, with no additional notes, verses or variations.
An audition does not guarantee a game performance. Interested parties must first complete an audition form that can be found at stormbaseball.com.
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His Voice to perform church concert
TEMECULA ---- Temecula United Methodist Church will host a March 10 concert featuring His Voice, a 24-member Christian men's chorus. The group will be "singing God's love and following His voice," under the direction of Mike Naiuai.
Members come from various Seventh-Day Adventist churches in Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties. Their selections include gospel, spirituals, classical, favorite hymns, and contemporary music. CDs of their inspirational music will be for sale.
The free concert begins at 7 p.m. at the church, 42690 Margarita Road, Temecula. A freewill offering will be taken.
Contact 951-676-6269 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Carillon concert set for March 10
RIVERSIDE ---- The UC Riverside Department of Music presents the annual William H. Reynolds Memorial Carillon Concert performed by guest carillonneur Melissa Weidner at 3 p.m. March 10. This year's free public program includes works by Mozart, Faure, and Shostakovitch in remembrance of William Reynolds, former chair of the UCR Music Department, and musical adviser in the acquisition of the carillon.
The UC Riverside Bell Tower houses the carillon, composed of 48 magnificent cast bronze cup-shaped bells, arranged chromatically and precisely tuned so that several bells can be sounded harmoniously together. The bells are sounded by striking a series of wooden levers with the side of the hand or fingers and with the feet.
Melissa Weidner holds a bachelor's degree in music theory from the University of Oregon, and a master's in sacred music from The Catholic University of America. Awarded a full academic scholarship, Weidner began her carillon study at The Catholic University of America with Robert Grogan, who was also her organ instructor. She later continued her studies with Todd Fair and Carol Jickling Lens at the University of Denver.
In 2009, Weidner passed the carillonneur advancement examination at the Congress of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America held at Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania. Since that time, she has given carillon recitals in six different states, including at Yale University and Princeton University.
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A skillful new Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman cannot overcome the flaws of this dated and stilted play
Was I a "glutton for punishment"? That's what Mary McCarthy called theatergoers who subjected themselves to plays she called "sadistic fantasies in realistic disguise."
Mary McCarthy hated Death of a Salesman. I did, too.
So, I thought about her as I watched Mike Nichols' revival of the 1949 iconic drama, currently at Broadway's Ethel Barrymore Theatre, that critics have long called Arthur Miller's masterpiece, his finest play, indeed, an American tragedy.
There was much to praise in Nichols' rendition of Death. But despite his brilliant direction of a gifted cast, superb sets, lighting, and music, my aversion to this play could not be denied: Salesman is awful.
To begin with, Death of a Salesman is melodrama, not tragedy, as the old chestnut about the play asserts. Two men are discussing the play after a performance. "Such a pity!" one says to the other. "He had the wrong territory."
The dialogue of this ostensibly timeless American saga is dated, clunky, and artificial. Consider the play's emotional climax—long-suffering wife Linda's impassioned defense of her husband, who has descended into suicidal dementia even before being fired. "Attention must be paid," she says. And in case you missed it the first time, Linda repeats her shrill command: "Attention, attention must finally be paid to such a person."
Who talks like that? No one. Who ever did?
The words ring false because they are false. And this artificiality underlies the play's essential flaw—its absence of real characters. Willy Loman is, as Linda needs to remind the audience, a person. Or make that a Person. For as McCarthy wrote in Sights and Spectacles, 1937-1956, Willy is a "capitalized Human Being without being anyone."
Although Willy seems to be Jewish, judging by his speech cadences, he could not be Jewish because as McCarthy observed, he had to be "America." "Wholly conceptualized," she wrote, the play is filled with stereotypes, with "cut-out figures." Willy Loman is not a man, but a "type."
Miller's own stage directions make that clear. Willy's mistress is called the Woman. Willy is called the Salesman.
Miller's ambitions were obviously huge. By erasing Loman's specificity as a human being—as a Jewish salesman—Miller undoubtedly thought he was creating something grander and more enduring. But as the Greeks surely should have taught us, tragedy is universal only when those experiencing it are seen as flawed individuals, not merely stand-ins for the "common man." Miller's desire to erase Loman's specificity to give him universal resonance created an abstraction, or as the (Jewish) joke suggests, a salesman with rotten territory.
Miller, of course, was not the only writer of his era who sought such universal resonance in assimilation. The promotion of "humanist" politics was characteristic of many liberal and leftist Jewish writers of his generation. But just as McCarthy was astonished by the play's popularity at the time, its endurance—its performance at every high school, college, and regional theater company, not to mention at least four revivals on Broadway—attests to the flatness of the dramatic earth around it, the relative paucity of great tragedy from American playwrights, then and now.
Most critics, of course, did not share McCarthy's view. As the hosannas piled up, Miller became a celebrity, and his sense of his worth and work grew as well. In an interview with Christopher Bigsby in 1990, he compared Death—favorably—to King Lear. The problem with Lear, he says, is that the gloom is "unalleviated." Setting aside "the beauty of the poetry," Miller observes, "Lear is unredeemed; he really goes down in a sack, in a coal chute."
McCarthy, too, compared Miller's play to Lear. Both plays, after all, deal with "an old man, failing powers, thankless children and a grandiose dream of being"—as she put it—"well-liked." But Lear was not just any old king. "He is Lear."
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My aversion to Miller's play is not widely shared—by critics or by last week's audience at the Barrymore. Theatergoers clearly adored Nichols' faithful revival, weeping at the play's cathartic moments and awarding the talented cast a standing ovation. But many even mediocre offerings routinely receive such adoration on Broadway these days.
To be sure, there is much to admire in Nichols' superb production, above all his direction with its clear narrative line and crisp pacing. His use of Jo Mielziner's original skeletal, intentionally claustrophobic set and composer Alex North's spare, haunting score—which opens the play with the notes of a lone, mournful flute—evoke an earlier chapter of American life. Nichols knows this is a period piece.
Nichols, who at 82 shows no signs of slowing down, sensed that the time was right for such a revival. "People are counting pennies again," he told Christopher Isherwood of the New York Times. "We owe $28 dollars on this, and you gave me $50 at Christmas. Fixing the water heater will cost $97.50," he quotes the play's true hero, Linda Loman, as she goes over household math with husband and now non-provider Willy. Just once, he replies, he wants to have paid in full for something before it breaks. For far too many middle-class Americans, the reference to installment payments is no longer a throwback. Economic times are tough.
One also suspects that Nichols relished an opportunity to direct Philip Seymour Hoffman, who demonstrates yet again why he is one of the nation's greatest young actors. While 44 may no longer be young, Hoffman was young to play a 60-year-old man sinking into suicidal despair. But so too was Lee J. Cobb, the original Willy Loman, who was only 37 when he defined the part on Broadway. Only rarely did Hoffman's age come to mind. He was usually credible as the sagging, defeated, self-deluded Willy. Since the play gives its lead character almost no transitional material—Miller took inexplicable pride in that—Hoffman invented his own. A single gesture—the raising of his right-hand fingers to his forehead—foreshadows yet another moment when life is about to overwhelm him. Hoffman's navigation of Willy's rapid shifts from memory to the present makes his performance impressive.
Willy is not the only cardboard character cast against type. British-American film actor Andrew Garfield (whose Eduardo Saverin, Facebook co-founder, in The Social Network was subtle and superb) gives an intense performance as Willy's 34-year-old, all-American son Biff. A football star in high school, Biff has wandered from job to job, ranch to ranch, never finding success as father Willy defines it, or personal satisfaction either. Garfield delivers an emotional punch, especially during the play's powerful confrontation with Willy, in which he rejects his father's dreams and values.
Far better cast and dramatically more credible is Finn Wittrock as Willy's shallow younger son, Happy, who unsuccessfully craves his father's love but has little of his own to give. Wittrock, another Broadway newcomer, is all-too-credible as the caddishly creepy son who, unlike Biff, buys into Willy's standards and delusions and, one suspects, not merely to rise in his father's affections.
Smaller roles, too, are also well-played. Bill Camp, as Charley, is the Lomans' shrewd, seemingly passive but supportive neighbor, Willy's only would-be friend. Fran Kranz is memorable as Bernard, the Lomans' sons' geeky pal whose success is another reproach to Willy; John Glover is flawless as the dead adventurer, wealthy brother Ben, whose spectral apparition constantly reminds Willy both of his own failure and potential economic salvation; Molly Price, as Willy's Boston mistress, is a splendid mix of lower-class sexy and cunning. She has a ferocious giggle.
Attention must also be paid to Linda Emond for a performance that transforms Willy's wife from a subservient doormat—an "enabler" as one dim feminist reviewer called the character—into an almost real person. Emond's Linda knows her husband's imperfections and loves him anyway. She is Willy's cheerleader, defender, accountant, and the human glue that holds this dysfunctional family together. When she announces at Willy's tomb that she cannot cry, I wanted to cheer. Why should any real or fictional woman who has endured such a life with Loman—who her creator, Arthur Miller said, "wiped the floor with her"—do otherwise?
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Denver Broncos QB Peyton Manning looked strong and sharp in practice Wednesday, May 27, "whistling" throws short, medium and long. He was quick-footed and appeared to be in great condition for 39 years old, according to The Associated Press' Arnie Stapleton. Manning will have to work almost exclusively from under center in 2015.
Fantasy Tip: Manning looked like a different quarterback down the stretch in 2014 when he battled a quad injury that robbed him of velocity. Fantasy owners shouldn't have too much concern about his ability to perform at a high level this season, barring another injury. He's a top-five fantasy passer in all formats.
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Thu, 28 May 2015 05:56:35 -0700
Denver Broncos DE Shane Ray (toe) did not participate in organized team activities Wednesday, May 27. Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak said Ray is close to returning from turf toe and will be fitted for orthotic inserts in his shoes. Ray could begin individual drills soon, Kubiak said.
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Broncos | Emmanuel Sanders may see dip in stats
Wed, 27 May 2015 22:17:02 -0700
Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders indicated he may not be able to put up the same numbers in 2015 than he did in 2014 because of the offense head coach Gary Kubiak is bringing to the team. "It's definitely different," Sanders said. "You talk about going from a no-huddle offense to an offense that's huddling up, to an offense that is predicated off running a football and then throwing it. It's different." Sanders said his goal is to have 1,000 receiving yards on the season.
Fantasy Tip: Sanders likely will not catch over 100 passes this upcoming season, but he should continue to have a solid role in the passing game. Sanders' fantasy value could drop some because of the new offense, but he is still an option in the middle rounds of drafts.
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Broncos | Peyton Manning to work under center
Wed, 27 May 2015 18:47:10 -0700
Denver Broncos QB Peyton Manning will see most of his snaps under center during organized team activities this week, according to head coach Gary Kubiak. Kubiak said Manning already has plenty of experience in the shotgun since the team used it 70% of the time in 2014.
Fantasy Tip: Manning likely will see more snaps under center with Kubiak as the new coach but should still see time in the shotgun. Manning may not be playing like he did earlier in his career but should be a weekly starting option for owners in 2015.
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Denver Broncos QB Peyton Manning participated in organized team activities Wednesday, May 27. It marked the official beginning of Manning's 18th NFL season.
Fantasy Tip: Manning's troubles at the end of last season should be blamed largely on injuries. Heading into a new season at full health, there's no reason to not consider Manning amongst the league's elite. Manning should be considered a top-five quarterback entering 2015 fantasy drafts.
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Wed, 27 May 2015 13:14:51 -0700
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Denver Broncos DE Antonio Smith is being investigated in a child abuse case in Texas. No charges have been filed against Smith, however.
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Denver Broncos DE Shane Ray (toe) is likely to be limited in his work at minicamp this week, if he can participate. The team just lost TE Jeff Heuerman, the third-round pick, to a torn ACL and the Broncos do not want another higher-profile rookie injury.
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Denver Broncos DE Shane Ray (toe) may be able to participate in some of the drills during practice Monday, May 18, according to head coach Gary Kubiak.
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Broncos | Cody Latimer to play on outside
Sat, 16 May 2015 20:45:28 -0700
Denver Broncos WR Cody Latimer will step in as an outside receiver when the team uses three-receiver sets this year.
Fantasy Tip: With a bigger role, Latimer will have a high ceiling in 2015. He is an unproven product, but he is still worth drafting as a WR3.
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Broncos | Trevor Siemian signs deal
Sat, 16 May 2015 08:00:08 -0700
Denver Broncos QB Trevor Siemian signed a four-year contract with the team Friday, May 15. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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Broncos | Jeff Heuerman tears ACL
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Denver Broncos TE Jeff Heuerman (knee) is expected to miss the 2015 season after tearing his left anterior cruciate ligament during a non-contact drill at rookie minicamp Saturday, May 9. According to Troy E. Renck of the Denver Post, Heuerman had been enjoying a strong minicamp and was going to have a role in the offense.
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Denver Broncos RB C.J. Anderson was a "little chubby" and wore down quick at times last year, according to former offensive coordinator Adam Gase, who now works for the Oakland Raiders.
Fantasy Tip: Despite the comments, Anderson is expected to open next season as the starting back. After closing last season with nine scores in the final six weeks, he should be a high-end RB2 as one of the main weapons in Denver's high-powered offense.
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I just purchased/received an Overland jacket from an inmate here in the Flea Market and have been watching this thread for a while, hoping to contribute a bit so here it goes
Took the jacket out for an hour or so ride last night in about 82º / mild-humidity with a cotton t-shirt underneath. The pit-zips and exhausts do their job to keep your core cool, however some fore-arm vents would be nice. This wasn't technical riding by any means but I can see how doing some trail riding in this jacket you'd work up a good sweat. I'm not going to get into the breathability of the Gore-Tex because that's probably been beaten to death in some other Klim thread. It is what it is.
As some have stated the D3O in the shoulders and elbows is a bit thin, but the user can upgrade if they feel necessary.
Cut and patterning of the jacket is nicely done. It's obviously a more entry-level piece of gear but is still nicely patterned with good ergo's and sensible, thought out feature placement. I'm a lanky dude about 6', 165lbs and find the medium to be a surprisingly perfect fit. It'll allow for layering from fleece to a low-fill down insulating jacket. Plenty of room for a pressure suit through the shoulders and sleeves.
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- Traditional steel pan, serves 12!
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This pan will not fit in a normal oven. We recommend ordering a paella burner and tripod, as well.
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Nice, modern hotel, with friendly service and a lovely rooftop terrace. Excellent breakfast with a selection of hot dishes, in addition to cereals, pastries, cakes, bread, juice, cappuccino/espresso, etc.
Conveniently-located a very short walk to the train station, but keep in mind that the train station area isn't the nicest spot later at night - still safe, but seedy.
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Historical Traveler Reviews UNA Hotel Napoli Naples
Excellent new hotel downtown Naples
We can recommend this hotel. It is clean, functional and beds are very comfortable. Staff are attentive, cheerful and helpful.
Breakfast is good and meals can be taken on the roof top patio as dining room is on the topmost floor.
We had the room with disabled facilities which we required and while the grab bars were adequate a drop down rail near the W.C. would have been helpful. Also the W.C. should have been a higher bowl which would have been normal for a well equipped disabled bathroom.
Another point I must mention is if you buy an airport transfer ticket at the hotel desk for Euro 18 the taxi driver only gets Euro 13 when he redeems it and they are unhappy with this so if you want to keep your taxi driver sweet pay him cash at the end of the journey.
Modern hotel, very convenient location.
We checked into the UNA for 5 nights at the start of a two week tour of Naples and the archaeological sites from Herculaneum to Velia. We also spent our last night at the hotel before flying back to London. The hotel is ideally placed for the bus link to the airport, buses, trams, the mainline train station, metro and the Circumvesuviana with links to Pompeii and Herculaneum. Easy access to the heart of town, key sights and the archaeological museum. We were also able to pick up a car from the Avis office at the station for further excursions to Amalfi, Paestum and Velia. The UNA is a new, ultra modern hotel. Very well equipped and comfortable bedrooms. Good bar/caf� on the roof. Excellent breakfast buffet.
The Piazza Garibaldi is very busy, somewhat run-down and a working part of the city. The hotel is not in the tourist zone, need for vigilance for personal security but the hotel is an oasis and the location is very convenient.
Great hotel in Naples
My husband and I stayed in this hotel for one night as we were flying out of Naples early in the morning.
We had travelled to Naples by train and the hotel is conveniently located just across the square from the station.
We were really impressed with this hotel which has only been open for four months. The whole building seems to have been renovated and the decor is very airy and modern. Our room was spacious and very comfortable. There were shutters and doors opening on to the balcony but these kept the noise out and the room was very quiet. The bathroom was quite big and the shower was big enough for two!
The staff were helpful and spoke good English and they gave us recommendations of areas to visit.
Breakfast was served on the sixth floor roof terrace overlooking Mount Vesuvius and there was a good selection of food available. The hotel restaurant is also on this floor and they have a good menu. Although we didn't end up eating there, we didn't see many restaurants within walking distance
The only bad thing about the hotel is the area - it's really not great and we ended up having coffee in the hotel bar at night as we weren't too happy about wandering the streets in the dark!
I would definitely recommend this hotel if you have to stay in Naples but I don't think it's somewhere you would want to stay for a long break.
Peaceful haven amongst the noise
Arrived from Agropoli into Central Station and was delighted to see our hotel was located across the square. It looked like a 3 minute walk but this turned into an obstacle course and was quite nerve racking, trying to dodge cars, buses and taxis who seem to drive with one hand and use their other hand to "beep". Traffic lights mean absolutely nothing here.
However, 15 minutes later we checked into our hotel. Once inside the doors you could forget about the noise and the filth on the streets outside. Our room was to the side of the hotel, I requested a quieter room knowing that it was a busy location and I can only imagine what the front rooms facing the square were like. The room was average in size though no space to eat room service. The beds were very comfortable with choice of pillows and the bathroom was sufficient. I think we may have gotten one of the smaller rooms.
The restaurant was located on the top floor and was very modern and peaceful. The service was excellent and the food magnificent. Breakfast was also served here and was very nice.
Overall this hotel was very very clean, modern, calm and peaceful in an area that I would never choose to stay again.
Good choice in Naples
My girlfriend and me were looking for a place to stay in Naples and checked at the Una website, as we had previously stayed in the Una Hotel in Florence. When we found out that Una had opened a new hotel in Naples, we did not hesitate to make the booking.
The first thing to say is that the hotel is brand new,which is mainly good news, although some details were still missing (like cable tv in the rooms)
The Una Hotel in Naples is situated in the Piazza Garibaldi, the same square where the main train station is located which can be very helpful if you travel by train (advisable if you are not an adventureous driver) and is not far away from main attractions. On the negative side, Piazza Garibaldi is not the cleanest spot in Naples and is very loud (tip: ask for a room on the side that faces the backstreet)
The rooms are modernly decorated and beds are very comfortable. We had some difficulties with our clothes, as there was not enough room to store it, but other than that we were more than happy in the hotel (the staff is professional and friendly). Breakfast is served in the penthouse with views to the Vesuvius, there is everything you would wish for (although the orange juice is not natural which surprised me given that we were in a citrics producing region)
All in all this is a perfect choice in Naples and if you can get one of their online offers, a very good value for money!
Very modern and clean hotel, perfect location
When looking for a hotel in Italy it is very easy to find obsolete rooms/hotels with an urgent need to be refurbished. Mostly are quite expensive for what you get. So the best way to find a good value hotel is to look for a new one. I have been in a few, but UNA Hotel Napoli is a VERY GOOD value hotel.
Located on Piazza Garibaldi (corner Corso Umberto) it is a perfect place to start wandering either through the Old Town (Spaccanapoli...) or down busy Corso Umberto.
The rooms I stayed in is big although I know there are smaller ones (but not tiny). The bathroom was huge, and the details like plasma TV, soundproof room, restaurant with a nice terrace and views, good breakfast buff�, just adds up points to my evaluation. BTW, for a fee of 20€ a night you can leave your car in a brand new garage just a couple of minutes from the hotel. 24/7 watch. Well worth it in an area where it is difficult to park.
Definitely a worthwhile place to stay in Naples!
So bad!
On the last day of our honeymoon we were in Sorrento, Italy. We needed a place to stay near the airport in Naples to catch a 7am flight home. Our travel agent booked us at the Palace Hotel and it was awful! We drove from Sorrento, which was the most breathtaking place either of us had ever seen, and arived in Naples at sunset. We were greeted by bums and garbage all over the sidewalks in front of the hotel. Our room was dirty, had a hole in the wall and smelled like mildew. The bed was also very uncomfortable. Due to this, and all the noise from the street, we did not sleep at all that night. At 4am, on the way to the airport, we saw what appeared to be hookers in the lobby! All in all, a horrible end to a fairy tale vacation in Italy. We both wished we had stayed in Sorrento and just gotten up three hours earlier in the morning!
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... trattoria for dinner. Dinner turned out to be excellent! None of the staff spoke English, which was fun as no written menu was offered, but we managed to follow their recommendations, and had a great three course meal plus wine for 40 euro.
The twenty minute walk to the hotel was to follow, but we were kidnapped by this taxi driver who happened to be waiting in the street, and needless to say, we surrendered our all with hardly a struggle! So now ...
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... It is amazing, if two cities being buried by ash and rocks (Pompeii) and mud (Herculeum) can be cool. Much along the lines of Petra and Macchu Pichu, in an amazingly preserved city kind of way, but this one was more preserved, right down to bodies and skeletons, and campaign slogans written on houses by Romans running for office. (Note, the citzens had days of warning, but some stayed to protect their ****.) And, the ...
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Danish Meatballs With Creamy Dill Sauce
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Prep 30 mins
Cook 35 mins
I make this for the "boys" every year during the deer hunt. They talk about it the rest of the year! I like the rich creamy flavor too! This is a little work, but it could easily become a holiday tradition!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 lbs ground venison or 1 1⁄2 lbs ground beef
- 1⁄2 lb ground pork, unseasoned
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 eggs
- 1⁄3 cup finely chopped onion
- 1⁄2 cup heavy cream
- 2 cups dry breadcrumbs
- 1⁄2 cup melted butter
Creamy Dill Sauce
- 1⁄2 cup butter
- 1⁄4 cup flour
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 2 cups sour cream
- 2 teaspoons dried dill weed
- 1⁄2 teaspoon allspice
- salt, to taste
- pepper, to taste
- paprika
- In a large bowl mix the meat, salt, pepper, eggs, onion and cream.
- (I use my kitchenaid).
- With moistened hands (this will be sticky), shape into 1 inch balls.
- Roll the meatballs in bread crumbs until well coated.
- Arrange in a single layer on shallow baking pans.
- Drizzle melted butter over the meatballs.
- Bake at 375 degrees, turning 3 or 4 times, until evenly browned, about 35 minutes.
- Meanwhile, make the sauce:.
- Melt butter in a large saucepan over low heat.
- Whisk in the flour till smooth.
- Gradually stir in the chicken broth.
- Continue stirring until thickened and bubbly, then blend in sour cream, dill and seasonings.
- Place meatballs in a serving dish and cover with the sauce.
- Serve over egg noodles.
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We all (3 adults) LOVED this. Like others, I grated the onion. For breadcrumbs, I used Panko, and I used about 2 tbs. fresh dill. Just delicious & recipe truly does make enough for eight. Served this over wide noodles with a side of broccoli (but asparagus would have been even better!) Thanks for this wonderful recipe. Yum!
Great venison recipe! Even our very picky 3yo scarfed it down.
Wonderful! Ok honestly at first, I didn't think this sounded good at all. But I read all the good reviews and I had some Vension I needed to use, so I made this. And I LOVED it!! Hubby loved it too! Chopped it up well for my 13 month old and he ate every bit of it too! I use all venison because we don't eat pork and venison is all i had on hand. I cut the meat mixture in half (and had enough meatballs! about 24), but used the whole sauce recipe and it was perfect! I grated the onions like suggested by another review. I used wondra instead of the flour because i am bad at making sauces and Wondra always turns out perfect! Also I served this over mashed potatoes! YUM! What a treat :) Thanks for this creative recipe. It is also very easy to put together!!


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Few would argue with the notion that socioeconomic development is contingent on peace, safety, and security. What goes for nations, goes for people too – especially young people.
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Will climate change cause conflict? That question, which has sparked heated debates in academia and the media, resists simple answers. But is climate change already contributing to conflict in some places? If so, how exactly? And more importantly, what should be done about it? These questions were the focus of a 2013 preliminary report produced for USAID by international development firm Tetra Tech ARD, which examines the climate-conflict nexus in Uganda, Ethiopia, and Peru.
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Democracy is fickle. Many of the competing theories on the best ways to foment and consolidate plural, inclusive governance or predict its rise and fall focus on political and economic forces. Yet a small group of demographers have explored population age structure as a catalyst for and reflection of a host of changes in societies that can affect governance.
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Susannah Fisher, International Institute for Environment and Development
In Nepal, Measuring Climate Change Resilience From the Community Up›February 11, 2014 // By Wilson Center Staff
The original version of this article, by Susannah Fisher, appeared on the International Institute for Environment and Development.
Nepal's vulnerability to a warming climate became clear in May 2012 when the Seti River burst its banks during flash floods and landslides that killed more than 60 people. Scientists say such events are likely to become more common as the world warms, so communities need to adapt.
"What I See Is That Women Are Healthier…Children Are Healthier": Vik Mohan on Blue Ventures' Work in Madagascar›Beat on the Ground // January 15, 2014 // By Laura Henson
Six years after beginning a marine conservation program focused on octopus fishery management in southwest Madagascar, "we can proudly say that we have made a real impact as an organization providing health care," said Dr. Vik Mohan, medical director of Blue Ventures and a practicing doctor in the United Kingdom.
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