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LUSS, SCOTLAND - JULY 11: Raphael Jacquelin of France laughs during the Third Round of The Barclays Scottish Open at Loch Lomond Golf Club on July 11, 2009 in Luss, Scotland. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)
Raphael Jacquelin had to sink a putt on 18th hole of the Parador de El Saler course 10 times on Sunday before finally being crowned the winner of the Spanish Open. That 10th putt, a five-footer for birdie, finally ended a record-tying nine-hole playoff with Germany's Maximilian Kieffer to give the French golfer his fourth European Tour victory and his first in over two years. Jacquelin's two-hour battle with Kieffer had started as a three-way playoff with Chile's Felipe Aguilar, who lasted two rounds before bowing out. The three players were tied at 5-under 283, with Jacquelin and Kieffer both carding a 1-under 71 in the final round while Aguilar finished with a 70. ''That is very tiring but I am really, really happy,'' Jacquelin said. ''I could not make any putts (in the playoff) but the last one dropped, which means a lot for me and my family.'' The only other European Tour event to be decided by a nine-hole playoff was the 1989 Dutch Open, when Jose Maria Olazabal, who guide...
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Like most predatory mammals, the dog has powerful muscles, a cardiovascular system that supports both sprinting and endurance, and teeth for catching, holding, and tearing.
The dog's ancestral skeleton provided the ability to run and leap. Their legs are designed to propel them forward rapidly, leaping as necessary, to chase and overcome prey. Consequently, they have small, tight feet, walking on their toes; their rear legs are fairly rigid and sturdy; the front legs are loose and flexible, with only muscle attaching them to the torso.
Although selective breeding has changed the appearance of many breeds, all dogs retain the basic ingredients from their distant ancestors. Dogs have disconnected shoulder bones (lacking the collar bone of the human skeleton) that allow a greater stride length for running and leaping. They walk on four toes, front and back, and have vestigial dewclaws (dog thumbs) on their front legs and sometimes on their rear legs. In some cases, these claws are missing due to surgery, the rear dewclaws sometimes being removed to prevent the possibility of their being ripped off, or catching on something and breaking, especially in dogs with loose dewclaws. This practice is illegal in some countries.
The dog's ancestor was about the size of a Dingo, and its skeleton took about 10 months to mature. Today's toy breeds have skeletons that mature in only a few months, while giant breeds such as the Mastiffs take 16 to 18 months for the skeleton to mature. Dwarfism has affected the proportions of some breeds' skeletons, as in the Basset Hound.
These characteristics and basic structure also help when competing in dog shows or contests.
Dogs exhibit a diverse array of fur coats. They range from different coat textures, colors, and markings, and a specialized vocabulary has evolved to describe them.
Originally, dogs all had dense fur with an undercoat and long muzzles and heads, although both of these features have been altered in some of the more extremely modified breeds, such as the Mexican Hairless Dog and the Bulldog.
Coat patterns include:
Dogs' ears come in a variety of sizes, shapes, lengths, positions on the head, and amounts and types of droop. Every variation has a term, including:
Like ears, tails come in a tremendous variety of shapes, lengths, amounts of fur, and tailsets (positions). Among them:
It is not uncommon for puppies to have their ears cropped or straightened, tails docked, or in the case of the Chow Chow, to have their eyefolds stitched back so that they can see. Many of these are done in accordance with breed standards for many Kennel Clubs. Some countries like Italy have banned this practice as an act of animal cruelty.
Dogs possess a rete mirabile, a complex of intermingled small arteries and veins, in the carotid sinus at the base of their neck. This acts as a heat exchanger to thermally isolate the head, containing the brain, the most temperature-sensitive organ, from the body, containing the muscles, where most of the heat is generated. The result is that dogs can sustain intense physical exertion over a prolonged time in a hot environment, compared to animals which lack this apparatus; thus, a dog chasing a jackrabbit through the desert may not be able to outrun the rabbit, but it can continue the chase until the rabbit literally drops dead from overheating.

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Miley Cyrus came at the Billboard Hot 100 like a wrecking ball, and walked away with her first No. 1 ever on the chart.
The 20-year-old pop star has reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 before, but her single "Wrecking Ball" is the first one to score her the top slot. The song jumped up 21 spots since last year, and bumped Katy Perry's "Roar" out of No. 1.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Indiana University men's golf team heads to the NCAA East Regional, Thursday-Saturday, May 18-20, in Orlando, Fla. The University of Central Florida and the Central Florida Sports Commission will host the event at Lake Nona Golf & Country Club. Lake Nona is set up as a par 72 with a yardage of 7,215.
Three regional tournaments, encompassing the current nine regions, will be conducted over the three days. A total of 27 teams and six individuals not on selected teams were assigned to each regional site. Ten teams and two individuals not on advancing teams will move on from each regional to the championship finals.
The championships will be conducted May 31-June 3 at the Crosswater Golf Club at Sunriver Resort in Sunriver, Ore. The University of Portland is the host institution for this year's championships.
IU is participating in the East Regional for the second straight season, is making its third straight regional appearance and its third trip to the NCAAs in head coach Mike Mayer's eight-year tenure. This also marks the first time a Hoosier team has made three consecutive NCAA appearances since Indiana advanced to six straight from 1972-77.
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Tournament play begins on Thursday with the Hoosiers teeing of at 1:05 p.m. EDT from tee No. 1. IU starts at 8:35 a.m. in round two from tee No. 10 on Friday. The final round commences from the first and 10th tees beginning at 7 a.m on Saturday.
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Corneal Transplantation & DSAEK
A cornea transplant or graft replaces damaged tissue on the eye's clear surface (cornea) with healthy corneal tissue donated to a local eye bank. An unhealthy cornea affects your vision by scattering or distorting light and causing glare and blurred vision. A corneal transplant may be necessary to restore your functional vision.
Corneal trnasplants are performed routinely. In fact, of all tissue transplants, the most successful is a corneal transplant. More than 40,000 cornea transplants are performed in the United States each year, according to the Eye Bank Association of America 2008 Statistical Report.
While most people undergoing a cornea transplant can expect a good outcome, graft rejection can occur. However, medical management of graft rejection often can lead to healthy graft survival.
A new version of corneal transplant, DSAEK ( Descemet's Stripping Automated Endothelial Keratoplasty) also has been introduced as a new surgical method that uses only a very thin portion of the cornea for transplant. DSAEK is currently recognized as the "state-of-the-art" in the endothelial keratoplasty field. DSAEK is a form of corneal transplantation in which only the diseased or damaged endothelial cell lining is replaced with a new endothelial cell lining harvested from a donor cornea. There is recovery of functional vision within several weeks to a few months (rather than 12-18 months with full-thickness cornea transplantation) and the procedure is safer and less invasive.


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It's hard to believe that almost a decade ago I was playing Star Wars Galaxies, and now it's ending. The saddest part is, I won't be there to see it happen. As lame and such as this may sound, I met a lot of awesome people and made tons of great memories playing that game. There are some people from this game I still talk to, people who I've known longer than my younger siblings, it's strange to think about really. But now it's over, and yeah it's for the best (they've been beating a dead horse that was long dead and buried for years). Say what you will about NGE, but this game was amazing in it's prime. Never had a game given me that feeling of immersion and adventure, the true feeling of being whatever the hell I wanted to be. The way the professions worked was pretty awesome and made for a pretty individual feel of every character. Although I was a kid I still had an awesome appreciation for the houses in this game, I worked for every credit I had to fill my house with couches and cabinets, misc loot and bones to build a place that was truly my own. For weeks I worked to become a creature handler, training small animals and selling them for petty change (I was like 11 I didn't know any better). These are only some of the memories of this game, there's just too much to cover it all in text. From late night talks with friends, events in the player cities, personalities of the server and even friendships built on a less than friendly rivalry. The game allowed you to be whoever you saw yourself as, and on your adventures to do missions or even to just take in the scenery, you were bound to run into someone new and make a friend. So goodbye SWG, it was fun and I stuck with you as long as I could. I enjoyed you in your prime. I played through the CU (it wasn't all that bad). Finally, (this was a tough stage) I played you through the NGE, leaving and returning for months at a time just trying to keep the memories alive. I only wish I could see you go myself, on my character who you helped build as much as I did but I missed the deadline so don't take it personally SWG, it's not you, it's me.


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Report: Rays To Cut More Players Today
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January 23, 2012
This open house, originally scheduled for January 18, was cancelled due to winter storm conditions and the closure of the meeting space. The open house has been rescheduled for February 1.
State DNR to kick off recreation planning for the Snoqualmie corridorPublic invited to help create a vision for recreation on state lands in eastern King County
OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is planning for the future of recreation on 53,000 acres of state trust lands, natural areas, and other lands managed by DNR along the Snoqualmie corridor in eastern King County. DNR is inviting the public to an open house on February 1 in the City of Snoqualmie to kick off the planning process and get feedback from citizens.
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While the main focus of this effort is to develop recreation management plans for Raging River and Middle Fork Snoqualmie, the planning process also involves DNR-managed lands with existing management plans, such as Tiger Mountain State Forest, West Tiger Mountain NRCA, Mount Si NRCA, and Rattlesnake Mountain Scenic Area.
The corridor also includes recreation lands managed by federal, state, and local entities. Although planning will not include activities on those lands, this strategic planning process will look at ways to improve coordination with managers of many of these lands.
During the last few months, DNR has been gathering information related to recreation in the Snoqualmie corridor. This information will help to guide planning for future recreation opportunities. In addition to the open house, the public will have numerous other ways to be involved throughout this process.
Web link: For more information about the Snoqualmie Corridor Recreation Plan, visit: www.dnr.wa.gov/RecreationEducation/Topics/RecreationPlanning/Pages/amp_rec_snoqualmie_corridor_recre.aspx
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Recreation planning on DNR-managed landsComprehensive recreation planning is one of the key tools DNR uses to sustainably manage recreation on state trust lands and other lands, such as natural areas. Recreation planning helps ensure public safety, environmental protection, and access to outdoor recreation opportunities. The Snoqualmie Corridor Recreation Plan is one of DNR's newest recreation planning efforts. DNR-managed lands provide recreation access to more than 1,000 miles of trails, 143 recreation sites, 11,000 miles of forest road, and a variety of landscapes on 3.1 million acres throughout Washington State. Most of these recreation areas are located on forested state trust lands, which provide revenue for public institutions such as K-12 schools and state universities.
DNR's primary responsibility is to sustainably manage these trust lands for this and future generations. In addition, as a steward of public lands, DNR also works to protect the natural resources that support the trusts. DNR must balance providing recreation opportunities with all of its land management and financial trust obligations.
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MacArthur & Company Sotheby's International Realty is pleased to announce that Top Producer, Rebecca Keliihoomalu, R(B), will appear on HGTV's "Million Dollar Rooms" featuring one of the world's most unique properties,Shangri-La.
Who hasn't dreamed of finding a perfect place on earth and being able to return when life gets a little too intense? On November 6 at 11:00pm, Eastern and Pacific times (E/P), HGTV is doing just that when they take their viewers back to Shangri-La, a secluded coastal retreat on the Island of Hawaii which gives the peaceful and extraordinary a new layer of meaning.
The episode will be rebroadcast on November 7 at 2:00am (E/P), November 11 at 7:00pm (E/P), November 13 at 6:00pm (E/P) and December 15 at 5:00pm (E/P).
"There is something almost dreamlike and naturally healing about this place," said Rebecca Keliihoomalu, listing broker with MacArthur & Company Sotheby's International Realty. "I can certainly understand why a national TV network would want to feature Shangri-La a second time. It's as close to tropical perfection as anyone could imagine."
Located on Hawaii Island's lush east coast, Shangri-La offers unparalleled tranquility. Its four separate hale (houses) are located privately but within a short walk of open ocean. Crystal clear fish ponds and a private swimming lagoon averaging 92 degrees year round are refreshed daily by the tide.
"Everything you need to restore your spirit is at Shangri-La," Keliihoomalu continued, "from separate yoga and meditation facilities to great local dining, snorkeling and swimming, clean air and the calming sound of the ocean."
About MacArthur & Company Sotheby's International Realty:
Renowned for extraordinary service, worldwide marketing and a vast network of clients and brokers, MacArthur & Company Sotheby's International Realty, founded by Dodie MacArthur R(B), has been a leader in the luxury Hawaii real estate market since its doors opened in 1988. Combining personal attention, exemplary experience and unlimited resources enables MacArthur & Company Sotheby's International Realty, and its hand picked team of professionals in two Big Island locations, to consistently achieve record-breaking sales on the Kona-Kohala Coast and excel as a Big Island real estate market leader.
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Lecturers at Makerere University's school of Social Sciences returned to class on Monday, after a five-day strike.
Among other grievances, the striking lecturers demanded payment of salary arrears worth over Shs 500m. The decision to abandon the strike followed a series of meetings, including one on Monday with the vice chancellor, Prof John Ddumba-Ssentamu.
The vice chancellor met heads of departments from the school and the principal of the college of Humanities and Social Sciences (Chuss), Prof Edward Kirumira, and later the student leaders.
The Friday meeting, although inconclusive, laid the background for the Monday session that agreed that lecturers return to work.
Chuss Spokesperson Hasifa Kabejja said the lecturers had agreed to resume teaching, although it remained unclear when the arrears would be paid.
"Arrears are going to be paid as the university gets money. They [the lecturers] have agreed to go back to class and teach," she said on Monday.
It is unclear when the strike actually started. In a February 19, 2014 petition, the staff had indicated that they would go on strike if their demands were not met. However, a March 6, 2014 University Council resolution dismissed the matter, and some staff returned to work. Others insisted to laying down their tools.
The matter prompted a March 13, 2014 letter from the deputy Vice Chancellor in charge of Finance and Administration, Dr Barnabas Nawangwe, to the principal of Chuss. In his letter, Nawangwe explained that management was aware of the staff arrears and would pay as soon as funds were available.
He also urged the Chuss leadership to urge staff to return to work.
"Management observed that the decision by some members of staff at the school of Social Sciences to abandon their duties, due to non-payment of arrears, in spite of management's commitment to pay, was done in bad faith," Nawangwe wrote.
The letter also asked the principal to forward the names of staff, who remained on strike by last Friday, to management for appropriate action. But by Monday, it was clear that everyone was on strike - and no classes were going on. Angered by the outcome, students demonstrated on campus, calling for action. This prompted the vice chancellor to call a meeting with the staff.
The resolutions
We understand that during the meeting, the lecturers reiterated their desire to secede from Chuss, to become independent just like the school of Law. Consequently, the meeting resolved to create a committee to review the working of the collegiate system and come up with recommendations.
"Breaking away is a process. The vice chancellor will write to the dean authorising him to form a committee that will come up with a proposal on why the college system is not delivering," Kabejja explained after the meeting. "The committee will provide recommendations that will form the basis of the decision to secede or not."
The lecturers also want the university to refund their individual contributions to the construction of a new Social Sciences building, which has never been built. Responding to this, Prof Ddumba-Ssentamu told the lecturers that construction would begin in October with funding from the African Development Bank. He said the university would find a way to compensate the staff once the building was complete.


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Central Academy's boys soccer team has high hopes for the upcoming 2014 campaign with a lot of experience returning to the field.
The Cougars finished 2013 with a 17-7-2 overall record that included an undefeated run through the Rocky River Conference and a trip to the third round of the playoffs in their first season as a 2A school.
Central Academy returns nine starters from that squad and has 16 seniors on the 2014 roster.
"We have a lot of expectations for this team," Cougars coach Jay Niessner said. "We had a great year last year. We only lost two starters so we're really looking forward to what we can do on the field this year."
The Cougars toughest task going into the season will be replacing the production of graduated forward Ryan Grigston, a two-time all-state selection.
Grigston dominated the field as a senior for the Cougars in 2013 with 29 goals and 14 assists — both tops on the team by a large margin.
The Cougars also lost Pablo Cortez and Chance Alhstrom, who platooned at midfield last year.
Niessner expects CATA to be more balanced with so many veterans on the roster.
"We have a really talented group of young men that are coming back," Niessner said. "Shane Bishop had eight goals for us last year so we're going to need him to come through and put balls in the back of the net. We're going to move a few of the kids around out of the positions they've been playing and try to get some guys up top. The younger guys had pretty good, consistent scoring. We had a lot with five to seven goals. If those guys can get those to 10 or 11 goals ... I think we're going to be spreading the wealth around. I don't think we'll have one kid that scores 30 goals like Ryan did last year. It will be more evenly dispersed among the teammates."
Bishop and fellow rising senior Austin Robinson should be among the primary scorers. Seniors Lukas Duemmeler, Justin Montgomery and Douglas Lawrence are also established on the offensive end — each finished with six assists in 2013.
Niessner likes the leadership skills of Duemmeler, Montgomery and Peyton Mullwoney.
"We've had three kids that have been in the program that have stepped up to lead," Niessner said. "They are the three guys that have been at most of the workouts. They've been leading on and off the field with the team. They've seen a great group of kids go before them. They've had good role models so they are feeding off of that. We've had some really good preseason workouts. We're looking forward to (today) to start this for real."
Niessner believes this team can replace Grigston's production by committee and improve on last year's success. He wants to repeat as RRC champions and go even deeper in the playoffs.
"I think we have the capability but we have to bring it together," Niessner said. "There are little things here and there we've got to fix. We've got to adjust for the scoring with Ryan gone. I think this group has a chance to be special come the postseason. Conference will be difficult. I think we are probably the favorites going into the year but Monroe and Forest Hills are both going to be tough. After those two, I think the other teams in the conference we should be OK with. I think we have a chance to be something really special this Fall and I'm looking forward to coaching them."
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E. Johansson, E. Jonsson, M. Lindberg, and J. Mednis
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Volume 26 / Number 1 / September 1966 / Pages 47-58
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We have carried out some experiments and calculations on the neutron spectrum in a UO2 tube at various temperatures., The tube, 65.6-mm o.d., 32.3-mm i.d., and 300-mm high, was canned in steel and mounted in a container which was placed in the central vertical channel of the reactor Rl. The tube was heated by the fission energy which was enough to keep it at a maximum temperature of 750°C. The lowest temperature was 50°C., With the fast chopper, we measured the spectrum from a lead scatterer in the center of the tube. By multiplying this spectrum with some correction factors, we got the spectrum in the scatterer, which is the final result from the measurements., The increase of the temperature from 50 to 750°C gave an appreciable hardening of the neutron spectrum. This hardening will increase the reaction rate in 239Pu by 7.5% if one normalizes to equal reaction rate in a l/v absorber. Only a minor part of the value 7.5% depends on the heating of the steel and the lead., In the calculations we used the THERMOS code with the effective-width model for deuterium. All other materials, including U02, were treated with the free-gas model. The energy ranged from 0.00025 to 3.06 eV., The experimental and computed spectra agreed reasonably well in the thermal region both at 50 and at 750°C. The calculated epithermal ratio and, to some extent, the spectrum in the joining region were sensitive to the value of the cell radius used in the calculations. So it is difficult to make a definite statement about the computational method for these energies. We have, however, no reason to suspect that the method would produce wrong results., The ratio between the high-temperature spectrum and the low-temperature spectrum appeared to be rather insensitive to the value of the cell radius even for epithermal energies, and we found a remarkable agreement with the measured ratio. Therefore, we had no reason to replace the free-gas model for UO2 by some other model - although the free-gas model is, of course, somewhat unphysi-cal., Some THERMOS calculations were also made on the influence of hot steel and hot lead and on the influence of elevated moderator-temperature - 220°C instead of the value 33°C used in the experiments.,
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Personnel: Kenny Rogers (vocals); Bryan Sutton (acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin); Mark Casstevens (acoustic guitar); Pat Buchanan, Brent Mason (electric guitar); Russ Pahl (steel guitar); Jerry Douglas (dobro); Larry Franklin (fiddle); John Jarvis (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Wurlitzer piano); Pat Coil (piano); Gordon Mote (Hammond b-3 organ); Viktor Krauss (acoustic bass, electric bass); Steve Brewster (drums, percussion); Eric Darken (percussion).
Audio Mixer: Kyle Lehning.
Liner Note Author: Kenny Rogers.
Recording information: Sound Emporium, Nashville, TN; The Compound, Nashville, TN.
Photographer: Kenny Rogers.
Arranger: Warren Hartman.
Fully aware that his audience demographic has shifted and grown older, Kenny Rogers turned to gospel music for 2011's The Love of God, a collection of gospel hymns and praise & worship-type inspirational songs. Working with producers Warren Hartman and Kyle Lehning, and recorded at the Compound in Nashville with some of Music City's finest session players, Rogers initially issued the album only through Cracker Barrel locations. Gaither Music picked up the distribution rights a year later and re-released The Love of God in 2012 with a different cover and a new title, Amazing Grace. Under either title, it's actually an interesting set, with guest contributions from the Whites ("I'll Fly Away"), female Christian group Point of Grace ("Circle of Friends"), and country duo Winfield's Locket ("In the Sweet By and By"). ~ Steve Leggett
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FORT WALTON BEACH - No one was injured when an unoccupied building on Lee Street caught fire Friday morning, according to the Ocean City-Wright Fire Department.
Ocean City-Wright and Fort Walton Beach firefighters were called to the scene at 9:57 a.m. An electrical short caused about $5,000 in damage.
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Lulu, 'Yelp for Men,' Setting Up Shop in Midtown South
Lulu, the online dating app for women, is heading to the United States, with an office in Midtown South. The new space is at 24-28 West 25th Street, between Broadway and Avenue of the Americas, Lulu told Commercial Observer.
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Music Monday: James Supra Blues Band
Published: Aug 05 2013 11:43:47 AM EDT
The name James Supra is a legend in the world of the Blues.
For more than 25 years, James has been playing the blues in the United States and abroad with exceptional musicians and incredible bands.
James and his band, the James Supra Blues Band, stopped by 69 News at Sunrise to help us kick off the week with Music Monday.
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A Liberian Lawyer and Human Rights Advocate, Counselor Nebarlee Warner has warned Liberian youths against being use by politicians to satisfy their selfish motives in a quest to attain state power.
Describing Liberian youths as future driving force to national development, Cllr. Warner said that it was time for national government to create the needed environment that would prepare them for the challenge ahead.
Quoting a 2010 Liberian Institute of Statistic and Geo-information Services (LISGIS) census result which puts young people capacity gape at 60%, Cllr. Warner stressed the need for more youth capacity building, noting, it was not time for the "future leaders" to be used as skip-goat for politicians to achieve their objectives.
According to him, young people should voice out the ills that are eating all facets of the Liberian society. He named corruption, unemployment, poor education system unequal dispersion of justice as impediments posing threats to the future of the Liberian society.
The Liberian lawyer who spoke on the theme "role of political parties" said political parties are institutions created to champion the policy that would preach national development, as they were governments in waiting.
Cllr. Warner warned that politicians should not use the ignorance of young people as a vehicle on which their ambitions could be transported.
He made the assertions on Friday, February 22, 2013 when he served as a keynote speaker for the induction ceremony of a conglomeration of political party's youth leaders under the banner of "All Political Parties Youth Confederation of Liberia" (APPYCL).
For his part, the newly elected president of (APPYCL) and National Chairperson of the Liberia Transformation Party (LTP) Mr. Al Sambolah underscored the urgent need for a national road map for young people to attain a bright future.
Mr. Sambolah defined politics as a civil means by which national options are weigh and prudent decisions are taking in the unflinching interest of national development, stressing that government must provide the needed environment so as to mode the minds of Liberian youth.


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Virginia Renewable Energy Jobs
Renewable Energy Creates More Jobs Than Coal and Natural Gas
According to a new report, if Virginia were to create a strong portfolio of solar, biomass and wind power to satisfy its increasing energy needs through 2035, more jobs would be created than if the state chose to meet future demand solely with fossil fuels.
The George Mason Center for Regional Analysis came to this conclusion by projecting Virginia's energy need for the next 25 years to be around 19,448 MW, half of which can be met through renewable means. The researchers say that a combination of biomass, burning wood pellets and other sawmill refuse, solar and wind power could be the main players.
As for the job creation aspect, researchers came up with two different scenarios of the renewable energy source's application.
Demand met by 50% biomass, 28% wind and 22% solar would result in 172,328 new jobs while generating a gross state product of $20.8 million.
A second scenario has biomass at 40%, 51% wind power and 9% solar. This scenario would create 107,890 jobs while generating a staggering $13 billion in gross state product.
Coal, on the other hand, would create 43,442 jobs and a gross state product valued at $5.3 billion and natural gas would create 20,473 jobs and a gross state product of $2.5 billion.
That means under the second scenario, renewable energy sources would pull in a gross state product more than natural gas and coal combined. And of course, either scenario shows considerably more job creation.
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For Fab Four, it's all about getting it right
It is said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and if that is indeed the case, the members of the Fab Four the Ultimate Tribute certainly like The Beatles.
"We go beyond the traditional Beatles tribute band," said Ron McNeil, who plays the role of John Lennon in the show which runs Friday and Saturday at the Pechanga Showroom. "There's so much to imitating the Beatles. When you think about it, you have to be a pretty good musician. You have to be a pretty good singer. You have to play the right chords and notes, not just fake it."
The tribute is designed to be as close to the originals as possible.
"It's called The Ultimate Tribute for a reason in that they are the ultimate group," he said. "I think Beatles fans deserve to get it as close as possible. I like to say that we will stop trying to get it perfect when we become The Beatles, so we will never stop trying to get it perfect."
For McNeil, it was the Broadway show, "Beatlemania," that made him realize a tribute band could work.
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"I always wanted to be a Beatle, and when I was growing up there were no tribute bands," he said. "Then, Beatlemania came out and my dad took me to see it. At the time I wondered how they did that. It was something I wanted to do."
It also provided some future lessons for the band.
"You have to do it the right way, all on the up-and-up," he said. "That was a Broadway show and when you do that there are other rights that you have to acquire. We are a concert, not a play about them."
The Beatles company, Apple Corps Ltd., eventually and successfully sued Beatlemania Co. over improper use of their name, persona and music.
"We went a step further than most in that we were in touch with their Washing ton attorneys in charge of the trademark, when we wanted to copyright our logo and after they told us we couldn't do it the way we wanted to, we asked them what we could do, they told us and now we've trademarked our logos."
But, of course, the legacy is in the music, and McNeil and his band mates followed a similar path of many bands – paying their dues slowly.
"We started performing locally in Orange County in small clubs, and we got a couple more calls to do some bigger events in Los Angeles, and eventually Las Vegas," he said. "And now we pretty much play all over."
But not a lot has changed because the music itself hasn't.
"It's still The Beatles and they haven't written any new songs," he said. "We are trying to polish it more, and we still have the tribute to John in the show and now we have one for George. We change songs every once in a while, and we keep looking and how we could be better."


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Posted by: Dave DeWitt on Jun 11, 2010
Bonnie Plants, with 62 greenhouse production facilities, 450 sales reps, and 13,000 retail accounts offering vegetable, herb, and flower plants, seems to be the largest bedding plant supplier in the country. You see their plants in big box stores like Lowe's and Wal-Mart, but also in some local nurseries and supermarkets. Today I spoke with Chuck at Agra Greenhouses in the South Valley of Albuquerque and asked him why his chile pepper bedding plants were one-fourth the cost of the Bonnie Plants at nearby Wal-Mart. "It's their business model," he replied. They grow bazillions of bedding plants and their commissioned sales rep/drivers deliver them on consignment to all the locations, and Bonnie only gets paid when the plants are scanned at the retailer. The leftover, unsold plants are thrown in the trash. Maybe they trash 80 percent of what they grow, Chuck explained, and this, of course is why their prices are so high. But they are convenient and the plants have grown well in my garden and produced well. After many years of doing this, I've figured out the best ways to acquire bedding plants. The following list describes the methods from cheapest to most expensive.
--buy seeds and grow your own.
--buy bedding plants from local nurseries supplied by local greenhouses.
--buy bedding plants from big box stores.
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - The Cal State Northridge women's basketball team (4-20, 2-10 BWC) fell 100-78 to Cal Poly Saturday night at Mott Gym in a Big West Conference game. Jasmine Erving finished with a career-high 31 points in the game for CSUN and Amanda Thomson tied a season high with 12 points in the defeat.
The Matadors, who remain tied with Pacific for the eighth and final spot in the Big West Tournament, hung with the league-leading Mustangs in the first half. Behind 16-of-33 shooting (48. 5 percent), Northridge trailed only 40-39 at the break.
However, Cal Poly shot 78.6 percent (22-of-28) from the field, including 6-of-7 from 3-point range, to score 60 points in the second half. CSUN was just 11-of-28 from the field and 1-of-8 from 3-point range in the second half.
Erving finished 11-of-16 from the field to set a new season high in field goals, one shy of tying her career high. She added six rebounds, two assists and three blocks for the Matadors. Erving is now averaging an even 14.0 ppg for the season.
Thomson was 4-of-10 from the field and knocked down a season-high three free throws to match her season best of 12 points. She also had two assists and two rebounds in the game.
Katrina Thompson was the third Matador to finish in double figures, scoring 10 points on 3-of-6 shooting from the field. She knocked down two 3-pointers and and led the Matadors with four assists and three steals.
The Matadors finished with a season-low 12 turnovers and finished with 17 assists in the game. Cal Poly out-rebounded Northridge, 40-32.
Kristina Santiago led five Mustangs in double figures with 24 points.
Northridge closes out its 2009-10 home schedule next week with a pair of games. First up is a meeting Wednesday with UC Santa Barbara on 7 p.m. Then, on Mar. 27, Northridge will honor its only senior, Katrina Thompson, in a pre-game ceremony before a 4 p.m. meeting with UC Irvine.


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Mike the Knight is a brand new animated TV series bringing the excitement and enchantment of medieval times into the life of the modern pre-schooler for the very first time. In each action-packed episode, viewers are transported to a world filled with marvellous missions, castles, dragons, Vikings and trolls.
Mike is an energetic, cheeky yet bountiful young knight-in-training, driven by his passion to help others and, along the way, be the best knight he can be. With his father, the King away exploring faraway lands Queen Martha has put Mike in charge of helping her protect the Kingdom of Glendragon.
Determined to do his best, through comedy and adventure with his rallying cry 'Be a knight, do it right' Mike learns the power of responsibility and how to do things the right way.
With a little help from his Big Book for little Knights in training, the would-be-hero rises to each episode's mission with the help of his closest friends: Sparkie and Squirt a pair of friendly, quirky dragons, and his trusty steed Galahad. Never far from the action and always willing to help out is Mike's fun and free-spirited sister Evie, a wizard in training.
At the start of each new challenge, Mike dons his armour and is ready to tackle anything from horse riding to helping prepare for feasts and festivals, from guarding the castle to good citizenship and, of course, knowing how to rescue a princess.
He is aided in his pursuits with some nifty medieval gadgets, including his enchanted sword and his shield. Thanks to one of Evie's spells Mike is never quite sure what magical object will appear when he draws his sword. But what the valiant apprentice fails to realise is that the object will always come in handy for completing the mission of the day.
Topping and tailing each episode is Fernando, the resident bard, who acts as the storyteller. Incredibly funny, his witty ditties begin and end each episode on a humorous note.
This chivalrous new series is set to send young viewers on an enchanted voyage of discovery.
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- Understand the importance of friendship and loyalty
- Realise the importance of teamwork – mike sometimes tries to resolve problems by himself but eventually realises that some things are better resolved when working together.
- Be considerate of others
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Entering service during the 1950s, the Century Series Fighters provided the US Air Force with capabilities undreamt of just ten years earlier. Equipped with advanced jet engines and sophisticated electronic systems, these aircraft pushed the boundaries of aerospace technology. Although now retired from frontline service, the members of the Century Series remain some of the most memorable aircraft of the Cold War despite the fact that they were designed over fifty years ago. In this book, the histories of the F-100 Super Sabre, F-101 Voodoo, F-102 Delta Dagger, F-104 Starfighter, F-105 Thunderchief, and the F-106 Delta Dart are related.
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Red Tide Hits Sarasota County beaches by Mitch E. Perry
A red tide bloom that has been killing fish in Lee County since July spread north this week to do the same in Charlotte and Sarasota counties.
The Sarasota County Health Department sent out an advisories yesterday warning of red tide's first major return to area beaches this year.
Charley Henry is environmental administrator with the Sarasota Health Department . He says that says January, Sarasota County, in association with the Mote Marines, have been testing all of their beach sites for the red tide organism and began noticing level of Red Tide appearing at one of the beaches in the Southern part of the County, Blind Pass (roll tape#1 o.q.â�to avoid exposureâ�)
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Olympics 2020: Tokyo wins race to host Games
Tokyo has been chosen to host the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games ahead of Istanbul and Madrid.
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From the fairly classic, but low yielding 2007 vintage comes this funky bottle of Albarino. I do like the packaging on this stuff, very old school but some how appealing. I always seem to come to the late in the game, the 2008 should almost be here by now. The amber bottling is from the first free run juice, there is also the green bottle which I think includes a bit of pressings…but I'm not sure if its imported these days.
The standard white peach, jasmine and honeysuckle, crisp pear nose of albarino is in full force here, a touch of talc to go with it. Taught and lean in the mouth, acid behind the fruit driving it along. Plenty of crisp green pear on the palate, mixed up with a bit of lemon and lime rind and sprinkling of rocky minerals. A long finish that shows of that minerally acid and a hint of apricot that I always seem to find in this wine. Good drinkin'. 90 Pts.
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Margin Remains Close But Alabama's Still on Top of USA Today/NFCA Division I Softball Poll
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Make it three straight weeks at the top of the USA Today/NFCA Division I softball poll for Alabama (16-0) as UA capped off a perfect 6-0 week by rolling through its home-hosted Easton Bama Bash.
The Crimson Tide garnered 20 of a possible 31 first-place votes for the second-straight week while actually extending its advantage on No. 2 Oklahoma (15-0) from seven to nine total points. The Sooners received 10 first-place nods after flexing their muscle at the Mary Nutter Classic in Palm Springs, Calif., registering a 5-0 mark with marquee victories over then-No. 13 Georgia (5-0), No. 14 Arizona (5-0) and No. 23 Florida State (6-0).
Arizona State (16-0) held firm at No. 3 after its four-game home sweep of Portland State, while Florida (16-1) and Texas (16-1) each climbed a single spot to Nos. 4 and 5, respectively. The Gators were 4-1 at the Mary Nutter Classic, topping Loyola Marymount, Oklahoma State, Syracuse and Georgia Tech but suffering their initial defeat of the 2013 campaign in a marathon, 4-3 (12 inn.) loss to then-No. 7 Missouri. The Longhorns posted a mid-week shutout of Houston Baptist before going 4-1 in hosting the Texas Invitational. UT was dealt its first loss, falling 7-4 to then-No. 24 Tulsa before rebounding to top the Golden Hurricane during the event finale rematch, 1-0.
Missouri (9-1) moved up a single position from seventh to sixth following its 4-1 week at the Mary Nutter Classic, while Tennessee tumbled three spots from No. 4 to No. 7 after suffering close, back-to-back defeats to unranked Northwestern (2-3) and then-No. 16 UCLA (0-2) in going 3-2 overall out in Palm Springs. California (11-2), unbeaten Texas A&M (17-0) and Oregon (13-3) round out this week's top 10.
Three teams, No. 12 UCLA (13-1), No. 16 Stanford (14-3) and No. 18 Washington (10-5), each rose four positions to tie for the largest jump in this week's rankings. Georgia (7-6) was dealt the largest drop, plummeting 10 spots from 13th to 23rd after four consecutive losses at the Mary Nutter Classic. Oregon State (13-3) entered the Top 25 for the first time this season at No. 24 after securing victories over Colorado State, Maryland, Nevada, Illinois and Georgia Tech in Palm Springs.
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