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For those Alamedans looking for a fun, easy way to get to Fleet Week, try the ferry!
The Alameda/Oakland Ferry Service has added ferry service for the Fleet Week weekend, October 10-11.
The annual Fleet Week celebration, which features weekend air shows and the popular Parade of Ships, is expected to draw thousands of spectators to the San Francisco waterfront. To accommodate anticipated demand and provide the best views on the Bay, the ferry will run 18 roundtrips per day, compared to the usual nine.
The Air Shows take place on Saturday and Sunday from 12:30-3 p.m., with the Blue Angels scheduled from 3-4 p.m. Their will also be practice shows on Friday, October 9.
The expanded schedule offers hourly departures beginning at 9:00 a.m. and concluding with a 10:30 p.m. East Bay departure to San Francisco. In addition, there is service to Angel Island State Park on both Saturday and Sunday. There is no weekend service from Harbor Bay Island.
The Alameda/Oakland Ferry operates between the Alameda Main Street Ferry Terminal, Oakland's Jack London Square, the San Francisco Ferry Building, and San Francisco's Pier 39/Fisherman's Wharf. In addition, the ferry provides service to Angel Island State Park on weekends.
The Alameda Ferry Terminal is located at 2990 Main Street, and free parking is available adjacent to the terminal. The Oakland Ferry Terminal is located at 530 Water Street, near the intersection of Clay Street and the Embarcadero, in Jack London Square. Tickets are purchased onboard the ferry.
One-way fares are: adults, $6.25; juniors ages 5 to 12 years old, $3.25; seniors and disabled persons, $3.75; and children under 5 years old, free.


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A quick one today on this inexpensive but very drinkable white. A bit of a dogs breakfast of varieties: Macabeo, Verdejo, Viura and Savignon Blanc, but don't let put you off. The bottle looks sharp too, it would look great on display in a tiny laneway bar.
Pear and melon, slightly tropical with a little pepper on the nose. Nice mouthfeel and length, kinda juicy but fresh. Not much to really talk about in the mouth in terms of flavour, but good acidity and length lends itself perfectly to fried seafood. Kiddy safe, no sharp edges. And at 12.5% I really like this for casual lunch time drinking and snacking. 87 Pts.
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Looks like some former Bachelor/Bachelorette stars had a better Thanksgiving break than others.
While Ali Fedotowsky and Roberto Martinez were nursing broken hearts in the wake of their recent split, Jake Pavelka took a big step in his relationship with model and television personality Ashley Ann Vickers. "She and Jake flew to his hometown of Dallas, Texas so Ashley could meet his family and spend Thanksgiving with them," an insider exclusively tells Wetpaint Entertainment.
Was she well-received? "Jakes parents have always been supportive of the girls he brings home and this time it was no different. She's a really sweet girl."
Before heading home to Los Angeles, Jake and Ashley made a pit-stop in San Francisco, where they were spotted shopping hand in hand. "Such a great Thanksgiving weekend," Jake tweeted on Nov. 27. "Now back to reality."
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First, Let's meet you… You are a Woman connected to the world by all of her senses. Sight, touch, taste, sound. Curious and brave. Always learning. You can recall your best memories emotionally. You don't have time for hang ups and are looking for that man who has what you need. Strength and the confidence to convey his sexuality. You want to be heard, loved, understood, but don't need a man to define who you are. You understand what beauty is (and isn't) and have plenty of it to share. Authenticity and integrity are life long practices. If this is you. Then I will gladly share myself. I enjoy learning new things. Gaining new skills and experiences. I am a visual artist by profession. I am pushing myself physically, mentally, artistically… but with a reflective caution. I am about balance and efficiency. Making time for friends and family is a higher priority than work. Honesty is the cornerstone of my personal and professional life, everyone knows that about me. Physically, I am challenged by Circus Arts, Partner Balancing, Parkour, Freerunning, Tricking and Gymnastics. It is a thrill to open a new creative space and move through time and space in a way I have never known before. Something almost spiritual awakens in me when I learn or accomplish something for the first time. I keep going after this feeling. There is a strength, grace and style about it that is extremely attractive. Pushing myself artistically daily and testing boundaries are my true joys. Connecting with my friends, looking out for them, going out, and laughing. I am blessed to have the best group of buddies I have ever had in my life right now. Being a part of the gang. Loving LA. The kitchen is currently my favorite room in the house. Food creation is a passion of mine. I make bomb Sweet Potato Pies. I have sourced down to the the smallest detail the best ingredients down to the Himalayan sea salt. All organic. Pastured Eggs, Butter from grass fed cows. Gluten Free. I enjoy taking time in the details. When it all comes together it is a memorable experience. I love food that you can connect to emotionally. I am ever refining my methods in the kitchen. Can you smell them baking? My home smells like heaven with the scent of a pie in the oven. Walking on the beach. Warm sand in my bare toes. Watching the sunset. Trying new places out.
Book club , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing sports , Religion/Spiritual , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports
Cycling, Dancing, Football, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Running, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Birds, Cats, Dogs, Exotic Pets, Fish, Horses, Other
Hollywood, Santa Monica, Venice, Runyon Canyon, Edge, IDA, Cirque School, Tempest, JAM., Griddle, Solar, Intelligentsia, Le Pain Quotidien, Chateau Marmont, Cafe Gratitude, Elf Cafe, Mozza, La Poubelle, Stout, Runyon Canyon, Malibu, El Matador
Steinbeck, Huxley, Malick, Kurosawa, Kieslowski. 60s new wave. Game of Thrones and Mad Men. NFL. Love all food.
Partner acrobatics, gymnastics, hiking, training, walking, restaurants, the beach, cooking, nutrition, parkour, circus arts, photography, watching movies, watching the NFL.
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Army Vet Develops Glasses To Combat Laser Beam Danger
It is dangerous, can be physically damaging and the FBI claims statistics show "lasering" is on the rise. Federal investigators report airline pilots are having lasers pointed at them 14 times as much now compared to rates in 2005.
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Another Green Laser Reported By North Texas Pilot
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Texas Man Who Shined Laser On Customs Copter Gets Prison
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The Dallas/Fort Worth area leads the nation in reports of laser strikes aimed at pilots and this past weekend there were two more incidents of laser beams being shined into cockpits over the area.
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What causes endometriosis, a painful condition that affects a whopping 10 percent of women during their reproductive years? Scientists now believe they've homed in on one possible cause—chemical pesticides.
A noncancerous condition that features uterine tissue growing in abnormal places in the body, such as the ovaries, the fallopian tubes, or other pelvic areas, endometriosis is a notoriously painful ailment that often adversely affects a woman's ability to conceive.
Scientists already know that estrogen plays a role in fueling endometriosis, so they decided to look at especially potent estrogenic chemicals in the organochlorine pesticide family to see if exposure to them increased the risk of a woman developing endometriosis.
The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC) team found a link between a higher risk of endometriosis and two specific pesticides—beta-hexachlorocylohexane and mirex. The two chemicals caused a 30- to 70-percent increase in endometriosis risk, respectively, according to the study published online ahead of the print issue of Environmental Health Perspectives. The study included nearly 250 women newly diagnosed with the disease.
Organochlorine pesticides have pretty reliably acted in estrogenic ways in laboratory studies using human tissue. In other lab studies, the toxic pesticides, now restricted or banned in the United States, showed abnormal uterus, ovarian, and hormone functioning.
"We found it interesting that despite organochlorine pesticides' being restricted in use or banned in the U.S. for the past several decades, these chemicals were detectable in the blood samples of women in our study and were associated with increased endometriosis risk," says lead study author Kristen Upson, PhD, a research fellow in epidemiology at FHCRC and the University of Washington at the time of the study. She's now a fellow with the National Institute of Environment Health Sciences. "The take-home message from our study is that persistent environmental chemicals, even those used in the past, may affect the health of the current generation of reproductive-age women with regard to a hormonally driven disease…We hope our findings will help inform current global policymaking to reduce or eliminate their use."
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Eileen Johnson holds up a copy of the Courier during her recent trip to visit the Black Hills and Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.
Employees at the Target distribution center in Midway donated $28,749 to the United Way of the Coastal Empire after a series of recent fundraisers that included a golf tournament, an employee auction and a penny war. Cecelia Charter, left, who ran the United Way campaign at the center, and Sarah Hall, Target team leader, hold a giant check representing the donation.
"Georgia's Rolling State Park" follows a 40-mile stretch of railroad track between Georgia Veterans Memorial State Park near Cordele and the tiny community of Archery just west of Plains.
Fans of "Showtime" know that Joseph Gordon-Levitt is my favorite actor. That means it's going to be a pretty good year for me at the movies.
Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge will host free bike tours Sept. 1 and 8 as part of its new Conservation Cycle program.
Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge will host free bike tours Sept. 1 and 8 as part of its new Conservation Cycle program.
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ARIES (March 21 to April 19) A change that you'd hoped for is down the line. But you still need to be patient until more explanations are forthcoming. Continue to keep your enthusiasm in check.
NASHVILLE, Ga. - Harveys is offering its customers a chance to meet country-music star Luke Bryan during his Farm Tour 2012 in October.
Liberty County's Otis Amason will show and demonstrate his work at the Gem, Mineral and Jewelry Show this weekend in Brunswick.
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The Liberty County Convention and Visitors Bureau is holding a photo competition until Oct. 31 for amateur photographers of all ages. Several prizes will be awarded.
One hidden treasure nestled on the border of Liberty and Long counties soon will be uncovered to television viewers interested in rural America.
Keep America Beautiful will be hosting the first ever National Planting Day on Sept. 8! Why was this day created? National Planting Day is a great way to celebrate the value and power of native species for local landscapes.
Two Georgia men have opened a treasure chest filled with precious jewels of information to enjoy.
Third Class Citizens, a band with members from Liberty and Long counties, is in the running for both the Georgia Music Awards' country band of the year and Georgia-country.com's group of the year.
"Don't let the bear get you!" This old saying popped into my head during this extremely hot weather.
More than a week after the Supreme Court ruled that marriage is a constitutional right guaranteed for same-sex couples, not just a man and a woman, reaction in Liberty County appears to be muted.
Bryan County Sheriff Clyde Smith recently served up a suggestion to one of his best friends, retired Bryan County Probate Court Judge Hermon Butler.
Bobby Batson of Richmond Hill will be on the TV show "700 Club" on Tuesday to promote his upcoming movie, "90 Minutes in Heaven".
The Hinesville Downtown Development Authority recently had a food drive for the Manna House.
Every state has "cowboy toilet paper" growing somewhere in it.
Dr. Peter Martin loves animals.
In Chatham County, just outside Bloomingdale off Highway 204, there is a property with an old house, horse stables, an arena and a barn.
Daisy Jones, the city of Hinesville's Homeless Prevention Program coordinator, walked from table to table, ensuring each vendor was prepared before opening the doors of Bradwell Institute's gymnasium at noon June 6.
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We're ArenaNet—we've created a studio that makes online worlds infused with innovation, hand-crafted excellence, and creative passion. We're not the only ones who share this passion; gamers made Guild Wars 2 the fastest selling MMO game in the West with more than 3 million copies sold in its first 9 months, and players and press have consistently called it one of the best MMOs of all time.
As a game developer that constantly strives to innovate, our studio is built on a foundation of excellence with a focus on community. We're unlocking the true potential of online role-playing with game-changing titles like Guild Wars 2. The status quo isn't good enough for the dedicated worldwide community of GW2 players, which is why we question industry conventions and demand more from ourselves as developers.
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Ed Chamberlin blogs on Sir Alex Ferguson and the battle for fourth place
Ed Chamberlin blogs on Fergie's farewell, Mancini's sacking and Sunday's North London shootout.
Last Updated: 17/05/13 6:15pm
On the field I doubt anything will match the drama of last season's final day, which culminated in Martin Tyler's iconic "Aguerooooooo" commentary, but in terms of atmosphere and emotion, last weekend was a unique experience.
The personal highlight was walking on to the pitch after Sir Alex's speech. Coming out of the tunnel into a sea of red, and a wall of noise, was a once in a lifetime moment.
Presenting the last hour of Super Sunday on the field next to the podium in front of 76,000 people, interviewing the likes of Ryan Giggs, Robin Van Persie, Bryan Robson, Steve Bruce and Phil Jones, was a challenge.
It was so loud that I could barely hear instructions from my producer or director so just had to improvise and go for it. The adrenalin was pumping and I did not even notice the fact that it was pouring with rain and the four of us were getting soaked.
It was an honour to be at Old Trafford and a huge privilege to present the show. It was an emotional day from start to finish and what summed it up to me was seeing the three Manchester United legends alongside me, Peter Schmeichel, Dwight Yorke and Gary Neville, all filming on their mobile phones the moment Sir Alex emerged out of the tunnel and through the guard of honour.
Another thing I shall always remember was asking Gary what would be going through his great friend Paul Scholes' mind before his final match at Old Trafford after 24 years at the club. Gary's reply: "Get home and have a Chinese." Priceless.
What a contrasting week it's been in Manchester because while the reds have been celebrating, the blue side has had to endure an FA Cup Final defeat and a managerial sacking.
Roberto Mancini's dismissal completed the most extraordinary news week I can remember. The producers at Sky Sports News must have been flat out with Sir Alex's farewell, all the drama in the play-offs, Stiliyan Petrov's retirement, Wayne Rooney's transfer request, clubs sacking managers, Wigan's relegation and more. I sense this is only the start too as we are set for a mad summer of movement in the Premier League.
Before all that I've a busy week as I'm hosting the Chelsea and League Managers Association awards nights. I also hosted the Southampton awards on Tuesday and it was a great night at St Mary's.
It was an honour to give the Player of the Season Award to Morgan Schneiderlin, who I have often talked about in this column this season. The young Frenchman has had a superb campaign and I joked with him about how he could soon become an English resident.
I think I also became the first person to interview the Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino in English. He spoke eloquently about how much he loves Premier League football and its fans plus laughed about being re-united with Michael Owen at St Mary's on Sunday after 'that tackle' in Sapporo in 2002.
Final day shootout
I will be at St James' Park this weekend for Super Sunday. The final day can't possibly match the drama of last season's finale, however, the 'North London shootout' for the Champions League should still be pretty dramatic.
Arsenal have finished above Tottenham in all 16 previous seasons under Arsene Wenger and qualified for the Champions League every time. Could that run come to an end? SkyBet think that's unlikely as they have Arsenal as a 4/11 shot to secure the final Champions League berth, with Spurs at 2/1.
Only twice in Premier League history has the team occupying the final Champions League position going into the final day failed to hold onto their position (Arsenal overtook Tottenham in 2005-06 and Newcastle overtook Liverpool in 1996-97).
Arsenal will qualify for next season's Champions League with a win, or if Tottenham fail to beat Sunderland. Arsenal can even finish third and secure automatic entry into next season's group stage if they win and Chelsea lose to Everton, or if they win and Chelsea draw, and Arsenal overtake Chelsea's goal difference in the process.
It could all get very complicated! It should definitely be a fascinating afternoon with stories guaranteed in the other eight Premier League matches. I hope you can join us from 3pm on Sky Sports 1HD.
I was pleased and relieved to see Liber Nauticus win the Musidora at York on Wednesday. As my regular reader will know I have pinned my summer hopes on the filly.
She wasn't strikingly impressive but Ryan Moore suggested she's the type to only ever do just enough. It was only Liber Nauticus' third start and I'm hopeful there's plenty of improvement to come for Epsom.
Finally, it's been a fascinating week at the Giro d'Italia. Just like last year it's a far more exciting route and there's been plenty of drama every day. As feared the terrain has proved too steep for Bradley Wiggins and he's struggled even more on wet descents. Pure courage has kept him in the hunt but I fear he will struggle in the high mountains.
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Participate on social media sites and interact with people in a positive way. Get conversations going. Again, you want to make people ask "Who is that guy?" which will lead to them checking out who you are (your profile) and where you came from (your site).

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If you do all of the above, quality inbound links will happen on their own and between the fact that others think high enough about you and your site to write about it and link to it, combined with having a great site, structurally, that makes it easy for spiders to find your content, you will get the ranking in the search engines that you deserve.

Above all, be patient, work hard, and don't engage in any "evil tricks". Good ranking does not happen overnight.

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Aside from all that infects Digg and makes it such trash, such as the Super Digger cartels that bury the good stuff and digg the crappy stuff without even reading it, the fact anything with "Google", "Digg", "iPhone", or "Linux" in the headline automatically makes it to the front page (even if it isn't news worthy), and the comments that seem like they were written by a gang of uneducated pre-teen delinquents that live under a bridge...there is one thing above all that really aggrivates me to no end.

THE BLOAT!

The site is the most unusable piece of trash that has ever been coded. Worse than AOL webmail, the latest version of GMail, Yahoo webmail, Neopets, and FeedBurner, combined.

It should not take 20 minutes to log into a site. One should not receive a billion "unresponsive script" warnings per page. It should not take an hour to switch tabs. Someone needs to dig a hole and bury that site before I lose my mind. I am so aggrivated right now that all the Kitaro in the world could not calm me down.

Every time I think about giving Digg another chance, I end up regretting it and shaking with frustration. I am a very patient person, but I am not THAT patient.

I seriously hope that if Google does buy Digg, that they don't turn their search engine into a bloated mess while they add Digg buttons to all their search results. My poor little computer and I wouldn't be able to handle it, and in my opinion, we shouldn't have to.

I have had it! Enough is enough! I will never load another page from Digg in any browser, on any PC, for as long as I live...unless someone can direct me to a Digg Lite that isn't loaded with all the bloated crap.

I don't care if I can vote or comment on stuff, or not. I really am not feeling in a very social mood right now, any way.

I just want a list of the headlines, descriptions, and direct links to all the articles that have been submitted in the upcoming stories section. I would like to find some interesting stuff to read that isn't already plastered all over every blog & splog in creation.

I don't want the front page crap. I would rather have all the hidden gems that never have a fair shot of making it to the front page.

Does such a thing even exist?

If it does, give me a link, please!

UPDATE 08-04-2008: I have found not one, but two alternatives to the main bloated Digg site. Please see my article titled "Digg, Digg Lite, Digg Ultra Lite" on my Snailware blog.

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Listen up, John Chow, Jack Humphrey, Matthew Henrickson, Andy Beard, and the rest of you lazy and/or inept bloggers out there:

I am tired of wasting my time on broken comment forms, screwball captchas, lazy moderation, and bad site design.

Too many times in the past 2 weeks, I have tried to make comments on blogs that ended up sucked into cyberspace and never making it to its destination, which is the post in which I was commenting on.

On three blogs, after taking the time to formulate an informative, relevant, quality comment (one of them was at least an hour of work), it was just sucked away after clicking the submit button, with no indication that it made it to where it was supposed to go, or it being held for moderation, or anything else. Will I ever grace those blogs with another comment again? No!

On another blog, after almost the same amount of work and hitting the submit button, I was informed that commenting on that post was closed. Why was there a comment form then? And why was there no visible indication that commenting was closed that I could see, before I wasted my time putting together a comment? Will I ever grace that blog with another comment? No!

On another blog, after I took the time to make a comment thanking the blogger for his post and tell him how useful it was to me and why, and how I was going to send him some traffic because it was that damn good, his captcha informs me that I must have flunked math in school because 4+3 does not equal 7. Don't insult me like that. I try to compliment you and thank you, and this is the thanks I get? A screwball captcha that calls me an idiot? Will I ever comment on your blog again? No!

On another two blogs, my comment was being held for moderation. Now I can understand the need to do that in order to keep spammers at bay, but don't you think you should check your queue to see if any comments were made, at least once a week, if not more often? Maybe even check it when you are making a new post, at least. Will I be commenting on those blogs again? No!

I am tired of wasting chunks of my life trying to comment unsucessfully on your blogs.

So to all you bloggers out there, please check to make sure your comment forms and captchas work, when commenting is closed that it is visibly closed to your visitors before they waste their time (remove the form if possible), if comments are being held for moderation that commentors are told this, and process your comment moderation queues on a regular basis!

And if you have no clue what you are doing or how to fix things, ask someone to help you!

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This is the best free online HTML editor I have found that wasn't associated with some sort of web hosting.

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Professor Francois Viruly, one of South Africa's leading property economists, was the guest speaker for the evening, while Nicolle Weir, director of assets at Atterbury, presented the brokers with opportunities of positive prospects.
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|Matt Evans | N.E. Player of Year
BOSTON – University of New Hampshire linebacker Matt Evans (Hanover, Mass.) is the recipient of the New England Football Writers Gold Helmet Award as the region's Division I FCS player of the year, it was announced Tuesday. He will be honored at the annual New England Football Writers Captains and Awards Banquet on Thursday, Dec. 8, at the Montvale Plaza in Stoneham, Mass.
Evans headlines the 2011 Division I FCS All-New England Football Team, which also includes UNH senior quarterback Kevin Decker (Armonk, N.Y.), senior defensive end Brian McNally (Cornwall, N.Y.) and sophomore offensive lineman Ricky Archer (The Plains, Va.).
Evans becomes the fifth player in school history, and first defensive player, to earn a season Gold Helmet Award, joining the likes of running backs Bill Burnham (1977), Jerry Azumah (1996) and Stephan Lewis (2002), along with quarterback Ricky Santos (2005).
Evans, the nation's leader in total tackles (154), tackles/game (14.0), solo tackles (88) and solo tackles/game (8.0), earns All-New England honors for the first time in his career. The All-CAA First-Team selection is a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award for the nation's top FCS defensive player. He is three tackles shy of overtaking his own personal best as the school's second-ranked single-season tackler, plus he is currently ranked sixth all-time at the University with 323 stops, a mere eight tackles away from cracking the top five. The 6-foot, 227-pound LB has posted double-digit tackles in nine of 11 games this season and 20 of his last 24 games, including a career-high 24 tackles at Lehigh on Sept. 10 and a 13-tackle, two-forced fumble performance in the Colonial Clash victory against Massachusetts on Oct. 22. Evans has two interceptions, including a 31-yard pick-six at then fifth-ranked Richmond on Sept. 24, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and two sacks.
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Decker, the CAA Offensive Player of the Year, tallied All-New England honors after leading the league in total offense/game (317.2 yards/fifth in FCS), passing yards/game (279.3/10th in FCS), pass efficiency (154.3/sixth in FCS), points responsible for/game (17.09/fifth in FCS) and TD passes (20). The first-year starter has completed 244 of 350 passes (69.7 percent) while rushing 121 times for 417 yards and a team-leading nine touchdowns. As just the fourth quarterback in school history to eclipse 3,000 passing yards in a season, Decker's 3,072 passing yards rank fifth in University single-season history, and he is within 246 passing yards of the No. 2 spot. His 3,951 career passing yards place him 10th all-time at UNH.
McNally, a member of the CAA All-Conference First Team, garners All-New England honors for the second straight year. The co-captain is ranked second in the conference with 7.5 sacks, highlighted by a career-best 3.5 sacks in a win over Villanova on Oct. 8, and paces the Wildcats with 11 tackles for loss. The defensive end was named to the College Sporting News Preseason All-America Team, The Sports Network/Fathead.com Preseason All-America Second Team, Phil Steele's Preseason All-American Second Team and the College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) FCS Watch List.
Archer, a sophomore, has started all 13 games at right guard for an offense that is averaging a CAA-leading 444.1 yards of total offense, ranked eighth in the nation. He was previously feted as an All-CAA Second Team performer.
The All-New England Football Team represents 12 schools and four conferences: the CAA; the Ivy League; the Northeast Conference and the Patriot League.
No. 11 UNH (8-3, 6-2 CAA), which qualified for the NCAA Division I Football Championship tournament for a nation-leading eighth straight season, will tangle with seventh-ranked Montana State (9-2, 7-1 Big Sky) in a second-round game Saturday, Dec. 3, at Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman, Mont. Kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. (EST), with live coverage on ESPN3 and on the Wildcat Sports Radio Network. For more information, visit www.unhwildcats.com.


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Hosting brunch for a bunch? These days it's not uncommon to have a smorgasbord of food allergies, diet restrictions and plain old picky eaters at any given group function. Naturally, it becomes overwhelming to cater to everyone's unique dietary desires. To simplify your next gathering of loved ones, bake a batch of these vanilla crunch muffins. They're sure to appease everyone. From your vegan aunt, to the gluten-free friend to the fitness buff trying to reach their daily protein goals, we've got your muffin-top-free back covered.
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Recipe courtesy of Carrie on Vegan
2 ½ cup quinoa flakes
½ tsp baking powder
½ cup dried currants
½ tsp ground cinnamon
1 scoop plant-based vanilla protein powder
1/3 cup chopped walnuts
2 Tbsp sprouted chia and flax seed powder
6 Tbsp water
2 ripe bananas
1 can (15 ounces) pumpkin puree
1 ½ cups unsweetened almond milk
½ tsp vanilla extract
Nonstick cooking spray
- Preheat oven to 350 F. Spray a muffin tin with nonstick cooking spray and set aside.
- In a large bowl, combine quinoa flakes, baking powder, currants, cinnamon, protein and walnuts. A spatula works well for this.
- In a small bowl, gently stir together sprouted flax and chia seeds with water. Set aside for at least 5 minutes to thicken.
- Place bananas, pumpkin puree, almond milk and vanilla extract in a food processor and pulse several times to break up the banana. Then turn on high for 30 seconds, or until ingredients are smooth and pourable. If necessary, add more almond milk to achieve the perfect consistency.
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- Add chia/flax "egg" and stir it all together with a spatula.
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Highly Lustrous 1795 Small Eagle Ten1795 $10 13 Leaves MS63 PCGS. CAC. Breen-6830, Taraszka-1, BD-1, High R.3. The United States Mint produced gold coins for the first time in 1795, starting with half eagles, and beginning the ten dollar gold series in September. A modest mintage of 5,583 eagles dated 1795 was achieved during the fiscal year, with deliveries taking place from September 27, 1795 through March 30, 1796. Five different die marriages are known for the date, with BD-1 the most "common" variety. The BD-1 obverse die is characterized by the closely spaced date, with the 1 close to the curl, and the tip of the 5 overlapping the bust. Star 11 is extremely close to Y in LIBERTY, and there are two lumps visible in the field near Y. The reverse die has 13 leaves in the palm branch, one of which nearly touches U in UNITED.
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In Early U.S. Gold Coin Varieties, John Dannreuther estimates a total surviving population of 225-325 examples of the BD-1 variety in all grades. The date may be available in the context of early U.S. gold coinage, but it is scarce in absolute terms. In Choice Uncirculated grades, it is quite rare. NGC has certified only 13 coins at the MS63 level, with eight finer; and PCGS has graded only 12 examples at the Choice level, with eight finer (2/09).
The present coin is a fantastic representative of this historic date. The strike is admirable for such an early issue. Some softness is noted on the central details, but the peripheries are sharp, with bold detail on the stars. The surfaces display thick mint frost, with some semiprooflike areas in the reverse field. The surfaces are amazingly clean, with just a few field marks and tiny planchet flaws visible through a glass. A truly extraordinary prize for the type collector or early gold aficionado.(Registry values: P5) (NGC ID# 25ZT, PCGS# 8551)
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Fashionable London moms Emily Cohen and Sabrina Naggar launched Sunuva after searching for stylish UV protective swimwear for their kids and coming up empty-handed. Sunuva's boho-trendy collection of beachwear and swimsuits includes fluttery kaftans and sundresses, UPF 50+ rash vests, floral one-pieces, and swim trunks that keeps kids safe while they play in the sun. Sunuva's range of prints includes fun cupcakes and hearts designs for girls, scuba divers and seahorses for boys. For Mom, Sunuva offers everything from ultra-feminine sundresses to chunky and funky gemstone jewelry, Indian-inspired patchwork bags, and pashmina scarves printed with punk-rock skulls.
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Nigeria's Golden Eaglets will this afternoon take to the pitch in a must win match against the Junior Eagles of Mali in Bamako in the final leg of the qualifiers for the 2013 Africa Cadet Championship in Morocco.
The coach Manu Garba led team had won the first leg 2-0 in Calabar and will be looking for an outright win to proceed to the finals without dropping a single point.
Eaglet's 2-0 scoreline against Mali was the least they have recorded so far as the ambitious team had always won their matches beginning with three goals.
Although many have raised concerns over what they considered a slim scoreline, the coach of the team has since dismissed such apprehension as he said Eaglets are set for victory over Mali.
He told Feverpitch before the team departed Abuja that even if his team had lost the first leg against Mali, they would have gone ahead to beat their opponents in the return leg.
Manu therefore said his team is in high spirit and will be out for victory in today's match.
He, however, said the match is not going to be an easy one but with the determination and fighting spirit which his boys are known for, they will return home with victory.
The coach who was part of the 2007 victorious Golden Eaglets maintained that Nigerians should continue to pray for the team.
"We are going in for a big challenge but we are confident of victory. It is not going to be an easy one because Mali also is determined to qualify for the finals but we would not allow them to deny us the ticket", he assured.


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Huambo — The Trade Minister, Rosa Pacavira de Matos, is working since Tuesday in the central Huambo province, in order to check the functioning of the sector.
The official was welcomed by the local vice governor for technical and infrastructural affairs, Kalunga Francisco Zagi Quissanga.
Rosa Pacavira de Matos travelled this Tuesday morning to Caála district, where she will visit the cold storage warehouse in Calenga commune and warehouse of farming cooperatives in the same locality.
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I was just wondering or hoping if someone on here knows a little something about tvs and can help me out with a problem that just occurred. I have a Samsung DLP (model # HLT5676SX/XAA) and this morning everything was working just fine. However, when I came home from work the tv turned on for a brief period of time then the screen went black but I still had sound briefly until I heard something like a clicking noise then the tv just shut off then it turned right back on and continues to do the same thing over and over. While on none of the display panel lights were on or flashing but when it would shut off lamp display light would flash.
I know its time I should upgrade and hope to do so sooner than later but right now just cant afford it so I have to just get it fixed for the time being. I bought a replacement lamp about 3 years ago and I know that that is the expected life expectancy and might be time for another new one. I also read somewhere that it could be the ballast that I need to replace, so if there is anyone out there who might be able to help me out and tell me which 1 is most likely the problem I'd appreciate it.


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Do you edit a homeschool publication?
I used to do that, and I know how hard it can be to write all the articles every month. If you'd like to use one of my blog posts in your newsletter, I'd be happy to share it, as long as you don't mind including a by-line and the little bio-blurb below, so that your readers will know how to find me if they'd like to read more articles or subscribe to the free e-zine.
I'd also appreciate receiving a copy of any publication that contains one of these reprints (you can e-mail it to me at jceved at comcast. net).
Here's the by-line and credit I'd like for you to include with any posts you reprint:
Under the title, please put "by Janice Campbell"
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Janice Campbell homeschooled her four sons from preschool into college. She is the author of Transcripts Made Easy, Get a Jump Start on College, and Evaluate Writing the Easy Way, as well as the Excellence in Literature curriculum for grades 8-12. Be sure to visit her website, www.Everyday-Education.com, to get a free writing evaluation rubric and sign up for her free, e-zine.
Thank you for serving your homeschool group as newsletter editor. I know that your work can inspire and encourage many, and I'm grateful if I've been able to inspire and encourage you along the way.


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Sound Consumer | April 2001
StarLink update
StarLink, the rogue variety of corn that ends up everywhere it shouldn't, has stayed in the news. It's producer, Aventis, has reached a settlement with the attorneys general of 17 states which calls on the company to pay somewhere between $100 million to $1 billion to farmers. After the settlement, further lawsuits by farmers against Aventis still will be possible. (Associated Press)
What goes around ...
Dan Glickman, who as Bill Clinton's Agriculture Secretary was a staunch biotech advocate, has been rewarded with a position at the influential lobbying firm Akin Gump. One of his responsibilities will be — you guessed it — biotechnology. (Washington Post)
Cooperating with schools
A nice development to report on "competitive" foods at schools. "Competitive" foods are those brought in by private vendors — the pizza, burgers, fries and soda pop sold outside the cafeterias. Many schools raise money by getting a percentage of the sales.
Recently, staff from Brier Terrace Middle School called PCC for help in replacing the soda pop in their vending machines with juices. We made a few calls and connected the school with our major supplier, Mt. People's Warehouse, and a vending company that will provide healthier choices. Now that's cooperation!
If your school wants to make a healthier choice, call Trudy at the PCC office, 206-547-1222.


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so there has been a lot of speculation about this motor but not a lot of real detail available.
Earlier today Hobbico shared some videos made by OS Max yesterday of the motor flying in three different platforms. I was given permission to publish them here
OS Max GT 15 – JR Vibe
OS Max GT 15 gas motor flying a JR Vibe 90
OS Max GT15 – Align Trex 700
OS Max GT 15 with Align Trex 700
OS Max GT 15 – Hirobo Freya
OS Max GT15 Installed in Hirobo Eagle Freya
As you can see OS is making good progress with this
Some comments to answer likely questions
the fuel contains klotz oil. Klotz is red so that accounts for the color of the fuel. It is NOT glow fuel
I don't know the purpose of the edits in the videos
I don't know the size of the rotor blades used. The models are clearly 90 versions of each
I have personally flown a version of this motor in a model so it is definitely real
I don't know the release date or the pricing
Source: Carey Shurley