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Moaning and Bitching with Jericho
Jericho's band isn't performing tonight, giving him a chance to run his highlight reel segment, with tonight's honored guest, Ryback. So Jericho tells Ryback how he understands him and his drive for the title, but that if he wins the title
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My thoughts on each match going in to WrestleMania
Well, we're 4 days a away from the spectacle that is WrestleMania! The event that constantly reminds us that our favorite "scripted" sport is still very much alive and well! It's time to breakdown this years show of shows, match by match!
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Hello to all those bloggers out there my name is AussieFan and this is my first blog. These are my predictions and card on what i think will happen at Wrestlemania 29 everyone's giving there opinion so ill give mine. So sit back relax and enjoy the read.
1- Singles match
Chris Jericho Vs Dolph Ziggler
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First time blogger here!
I have been a fan of WWE since i was 6 years old and i just turned 18 past Saturday, and in the past recent years i have seen many mid-card talents settling in to their mid-card role and not trying their heart out for a push. There is just no enthusiasm on the roster, they are all set in their ways, in the past, you had a large amount off superstars that fought
Ok so this is my first blog. I was very hesistant about doing this mostly because I don't know to much about how this community works. In the time I've been reading here its become apart that everyone has an opinion. That said I am writing this more for the dialogue that will follow.
I have been watching wrestling for years now, many years. I understand the lingo I know the terminology and I
Week In WWE.
BE WARNED THAT THIS IS A LONG READ. You can blame "WWE Week" for that. Normally this post would be coming on the weekend.
So in three days we've had TLC, Raw and Smackdown. I feel sorry for the script writers for this. Was this week wrestling overkill? Or has it stayed fresh?
Raw –
I'm still not a fan of the opening recap things considering they
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Hey, I'm back after a two month hiatus, I'm going to try my best every two weeks or possibly weekly to write an episode of Raw, based from the previous actual Raw. Please post your comments, thoughts and opinions, they are much appreciated and help me improve my blogs and keep me motivated as they do take time to write and produce.
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The Standout
There were a few things that stood out to me on this week's episode. The first being the unification of Team Hell No. Finally, they are on the same page. All it took was them to get beat down by the Shield on Raw.
The second thing that stood
Now I changed the title due to not many views because I amsure people think this was a blog on the video games, you are wrong. So here isa blog on bringing back the idea of Brand Warfare. Do you all remember brandwarfare? I personally enjoyed it. I will give my reasons why for bringing thisfeud between brands should be brought back and what needs to happen to do it.
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Beginning January, 28, 2012, Dr. Schoeb is away on sabbatical, spending time focused on teaching and writing. He is available on Mondays through A.R.E. Health Center for consultations via Skype or telephone. In his absence, Drs. Good and Amonte are available for Dr. Schoeb's patients.Dr. Peter M. Schoeb became a Doctor of Chiropractic in 1995 and holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology. He studied naturopathy and nutrition in Europe, graduated from massage school in Switzerland in 1981 and, in 1983, trained with Dr. Harold Reilly in the Cayce/Reilly massage and therapies. Dr. Schoeb taught for 14 years at massage schools, including the Cayce/Reilly® School and for eight years at a chiropractic college. He has practiced holistic health care and integrative chiropractic with A.R.E. Health Center in the old Cayce Hospital in Virginia Beach for the past eight years. For the past 24 years he has traveled internationally (U.S.A., Canada, Ecuador, Japan, Europe), presenting holistic health related topics and courses, including the Edgar Cayce Readings - which he has studied for over 30 years.
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Motivated. Professional. Intelligent. Team players. These are the qualities that University of Minnesota ophthalmology residency program director Martha Wright, M.D., looks for in prospective residents.
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The University's ophthalmology residency program continues to attract a talented group of applicants. "There is stiff competition," says Wright, who is also an associate professor in the Department of Ophthalmology. "We get more than 200 applications for just four spots each year. Most of the people who apply are very bright."
And the University needs a bright, dedicated group of physicians who are up for a challenge. After completing medical school and a 12-month internship, new doctors spend another three years training in residency programs before becoming independent ophthalmologists. During their residencies, they work in ophthalmology clinics and operating rooms to hone and perfect their skills.
Wright explains that while the residents in the University's program generally receive multiple job offers, the majority of them stay in Minnesota after completing their training.
Third-year resident Kevin Engel, M.D., Ph.D., is one of them. Engel has accepted a faculty position at HCMC, where he will work as a general ophthalmologist upon the completion of his residency in the fall of 2007.
"During my residency I've learned that I like working with that group of people, both the staff and the population of patients," says Engel, whose doctorate is in the neuroscience of eye movements. "I like the variety and complexity of problems we see at Hennepin County, and I'm looking forward to being on staff there."
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Over the course of their first year, residents spend three months at HCMC in Minneapolis, three months at Regions Hospital, and six months at the University. HCMC and Regions are regional trauma centers and, as county hospitals, also provide care to large indigent and immigrant populations, giving residents exposure to a diverse range of patient needs. Because of the faculty's expertise in subspecialties of ophthalmology, patients with the most complex cases are generally seen at the University.
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Esther Marie Krueger, 92, formally of Pell Lake died September 27th, 2013 at Marquardt nursing home in Watertown, WI. Esther Marie Lundberg was born on August 21st, 1921 in the Township of Louriston Chippewa Co., Minnesota to the late Gustaf and Louise (Radimacher) Lundberg. Esther was united into marriage to the late Marvin Krueger on August 29th, 1939 in Benson, Minnesota. After Esther and Marvin were married the moved around quite a bit and finally settled down in Pell Lake, WI. Esther enjoyed going fishing with her husband and she enjoyed playing bingo at the nursing home.
Esther is survived by her 7 children: Louise (James) Dowty of Waldo, WI, Darlene (Lyle) Garbelman of Oconomowoc, WI, Shirley Holland of Pell Lake, WI, Jean Merida of Cambridge City, IN., Sandy (Glen) Wegner of Lake Geneva, WI, David (Joanne) Krueger of Delevan, WI, and Darrel Krueger of Lake Geneva, WI, Esther is also survived by: 13 Grandchildren, 24 Great-Grandchildren, and 5 Great-Great-Grandchildren. Esther was preceded in death by her husband of 60 years Marvin Krueger in 1999.
Services for Esther will be on Tuesday October 1st, 2013 at 11:00a.m. in the chapel of the Derrick Funeral Home in Lake Geneva: Rev. Brian D. Metke will be presiding. Burial will follow at Bloomfield Cemetery. Visitation will be on Monday September 30th, 2013 from the hours of 4:00p.m. -8:00p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of other expression of sympathy the family has asked that you make a donation in Esther's name to Marquardt Manor Nursing home hospice in Watertown, WI, a link has been provided for your convenience on our website. To sign the online guest registers please click the view/sign condolence at the bottom of the page.
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D2M, which helps manufacturers do business directly with dealers, has announced a partnership with PixelMags, a digital content distributor, to provide premium digital content to manufacturers and dealers.
"With PixelMags' Web-reader technology and its extremely easy-to-use CDS software platform, D2M is pleased to offer a new set of premium digital capabilities to the manufacturers we work with," D2M co-founder Del Munoz said. "Manufacturers currently have to put product information and pricing together upwards of six months before the print catalog is released to dealers, and a lot can change in that timeframe."
PixelMags catalogs offer the option to add videos, Web links, page insertions, changes, image galleries and QR codes. New information can be added in a couple of seconds, and the latest version will pop up immediately the next time someone clicks on the catalog.
"The catalogs that we can deliver are more than just an image on your iPad or PC," PixelMags founder Ryan Marquis explained. "These catalogs dramatically improve the user experience. Every catalog we've produced has increased our client's revenue and brought them new customers."


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Denstone CollegeDenstone College was founded in the nineteenth century by Nathaniel Woodard and is a member of the Headmasters' Conference. There are 437 boys and girls aged 11 - 18 in the College, of whom approximately one third are boardersThe College offers a wide range of extra curricular activities. Denstone has an outstanding record in games and offers coaching in rugby, cricket, hockey, soccer, athletics, netball, swimming, cross country, tennis and golf. There is a state of the art Sports Hall, an indoor six lane swimming pool, a professional-standard nine hole golf course, an Astroturf floodlit all weather surface and an athletics track, as well as various tennis and squash courts, and other indoor sporting facilities.Music and drama are thriving at the College, and there is a long tradition of excellence in these areas. Recent productions include 'Grease', 'Oh What a Lovely War' and Guys and Dolls. A full programme of musical events is produced throughout the year and an annual Concert Calendar is published.The School has its own CCF and is one of the most successful members of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme in the Midlands.
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Protection of and access to the audiovisual cultural heritage
1. Culture is an element of crucial importance in our societies. Through cultural education, individuals and communities are able to fully comprehend, appreciate, respect and enjoy human rights and democracy.
2. Today, cultural education takes place largely through the media. Audiovisual media provide a good basis for common cultural experiences of the public at large. However, old films and recordings are vanishing due to their material fragility. With the advent of digital media, new means have appeared for preserving and accessing audiovisual material. At the same time, the production of audiovisual material has been increased by user-generated material on the Internet. As the sheer volume of audiovisual material makes it impossible to preserve it all, appraising, selecting and sampling such material will increasingly become a key element for preserving the audiovisual cultural heritage.
3. The copyright of audiovisual material may in some cases restrict its distribution through the Internet. It is important that the interests of authors, performers and other rights holders are recognised when seeking satisfactory solutions to permit wide public access to audiovisual material. Specific attention should be paid to educational and research purposes which are permitted under copyright law.
4. Welcoming such initiatives as the European Commission's "European Film Gateways" and the Internet library project "Europeana", the Parliamentary Assembly recognises the need for establishing networks of public and private institutions active in the audiovisual heritage in Europe. The Assembly also notes commercial projects such as the Google Book Library Project, but emphasises that guaranteeing the diversity of the audiovisual heritage may also require public support, especially where audiovisual material does not appeal to a sufficiently large and commercially important group of viewers.
5. The Assembly supports such national initiatives as the National Audiovisual Institute (Ina) in France, the "Memoriav" association for the preservation of the audiovisual heritage in Switzerland and the German "Kinemathek" museum for film and television. More member States should follow these examples and set up public audiovisual archives, libraries and museums.
6. All Council of Europe member States should make an inventory of their audiovisual cultural heritage and protect it at national and, where appropriate, regional levels, and they must develop strategies for easier and more sustainable access to their audiovisual cultural heritage.
7. As the importance of traditional public libraries with printed books is declining, public authorities should develop and expand audiovisual libraries, which may be accessible to users in library buildings or through the Internet. As is usual for libraries, copyright might be limited to educational and research purposes under national law.
8. Public service broadcasters and production companies have generated large quantities of audiovisual material and hold a vast collection of archives of the audiovisual heritage. This material is of considerable value to the public. Every effort should be made to overcome outstanding copyright issues and to ensure that authors, performers and other rights holders receive fair and proper reward for their work while ensuring that such material is also, wherever possible, both preserved and made publicly available through archives. The Assembly urges that consideration be given to arrangements which ensure that the audiovisual heritage is not permanently hidden from public view, but is properly recorded and preserved with a view to professional preservation and possible public display.
9. Some schools have set up media competency training for pupils. Such training should be enlarged and material which is considered part of the audiovisual cultural heritage should be used for educational and research purposes.
10. The Assembly emphasises the importance accorded by the European Convention for the Protection of the Audiovisual Heritage (ETS No. 183) and its Protocol on the Protection of Television Productions (ETS No. 184) to the protection of audiovisual material for our societies in Europe. The ratification of these instruments by all member States should be sought. However, technological developments may call for new specific rules.
11. The Assembly believes that a second protocol to the European Convention for the Protection of the Audiovisual Heritage would help member States to make the audiovisual cultural heritage accessible through audiovisual archives and libraries. Such a protocol would strengthen the protection of the audiovisual cultural heritage through public audiovisual libraries and help States to understand the possibilities of using copyright-protected audiovisual material for educational and research purposes.
12. The Assembly therefore recommends that the Committee of Ministers:
12.1. call on the member States which have not yet done so to sign and ratify the European Convention for the Protection of the Audiovisual Heritage and its Protocol on the Protection of Television Productions;
12.2. instruct its competent steering committee to study the feasibility of drawing up a second protocol to the European Convention for the Protection of the Audiovisual Heritage, which could help States in setting up public audiovisual libraries by establishing a system of appraising, selecting or sampling audiovisual material to be made accessible for educational and research purposes;
12.3. invite its competent steering committee to develop guidelines for ensuring access to the audiovisual heritage for people with disabilities, for instance by adding subtitles or sign language for the hearing impaired and additional soundtracks for the visually impaired;
12.4. having regard to the memorandum of understanding signed between the Council of Europe and the European Broadcasting Union, invite the latter to develop, in partnership with the Council of Europe, joint strategies and concrete action for the protection of audiovisual material held by public service broadcasters in Europe and to facilitate access to this material.


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Canada's PotashCorp acquires 26 percent of APC
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan has purchased 26 percent Arab Potash Company (APC)'s shares for approximately $173 million.
The transaction was carried out through a wholly owned subsidiary of PotashCorp and the Jordan Investment Corporation (JIC). The purchase will be financed using short-term debt and will be accounted for under the equity method of accounting.
As a result of the acquisition, APC's 83.3 million outstanding shares are now 26.9 percent held by JIC, 26 percent by PotashCorp, 21 percent by Arab Mining Company, with the remainder held by other Arab governments, banks and individual investors.
PotashCorp has entered into a shareholders' agreement with JIC that provides it with the right to nominate suitable candidates to fill the four most senior APC management positions. The Board of Directors of APC will have 13 directors of which JIC will have the right to nominate four, including the chair.
APC produces potash from the Dead Sea and is the world'seighth largest potash producer with two million tons of annual capacity. Its primary markets are India, China and Europe. — (menareport.com)
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Proceeds from all events support arts and music programs in Pinellas County Schools. Proceeds also provide scholarships for local students who, like the Suncoasters, display a commitment to leadership and community service.
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Dear Lord, I thank you for this day. I thank You for my being able to see and to hear this morning.. I'm blessed because You are a forgiving God and an understanding God. You have done so much for me and You keep on blessing me. Forgive me this day for everything I have done, said or thought that was not pleasing to you. I ask now for Your forgiveness.
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Pulaski Academy tight end Hunter Henry was named to the MaxPreps all-America second-team on Wednesday.
Henry, who is verbally committed to the University of Arkansas, caught 107 passes for 1,449 yards and 15 touchdowns as a senior, helping the Bruins to the semifinals of the Class 5A playoffs. He has also earned all-America honors from USA Today and was selected for the Under Armour All-American Game last week in St. Petersburg, Fla.
In addition to Henry, MaxPreps named Springdale Har-Ber defensive tackle Josh Frazier second-team all-America for juniors. Frazier, who has scholarship offers from Arkansas, Arkansas State, Alabama and Auburn, recorded 65 tackles last season.
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Crews knock down home of Ariel Castro, where three kidnapped women were held captive for nearly a decade.
City utility workers often visited Ariel Castro's home, but never reported anything suspicious.
The brothers of Ariel Castro, the Cleveland man accused of imprisoning three women for a decade, say that they hope he rots in jail and consider him a "monster," not a brother.
Late Monday afternoon, 14 year old Ruby Zavala was found safe in a field along County Road 2500 in the community of Winfield.
Ricardo Romero Jr. was found guilty of one charge of kidnapping.
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Life on Matinicus Island
There were 188 people living on Matinicus in 1950, roughly half that 20 years later. There are probably not 35 today. The little one-room K-8 schoolhouse, viewed by just about everyone as the island's truest pulse, has rarely had more than 10 or 12 students; in recent years the average has been more like half that. (In 2001 it had none at all, but stayed open officially–absorbing the costs required–to avert the bureaucratic death knell that closure would have meant.)
Those still left, their lobstering grounds now within range of any mainlander with a diesel engine, began drawing the lines tighter around the island–"protecting your bottom," it was called. Threatening notes were left in bottles; trap buoys were tied with half-hitches to warn away encroachers; and sometimes, trap lines were cut.
Five years ago, a member of the Ames clan, who'd left Matinicus years before but never stopped lobstering its waters, began hiring someone else to work his traps. They warned him, then cut his traps. He responded by threatening a ramming; they put two shots across his bow.
"You have to understand: This bottom, for these guys, it's like the family farm. It's their legacy; they've been working it for generations," says Marty Malloy, the lobster buyer, who lives on the island with his wife and twin boys. "You don't just let someone come in and take that away from you."
More time passed; the economy soured. By the summer of 2009, the price of lobster was at a 12-year low. On Matinicus, where the lines were drawing tighter, they told Vance Bunker that his son-in-law, a mainlander, was no longer welcome to set his traps.
"It used to be you fished here, you lived here," Clayton Philbrook says. "That was the way it worked–before the boats got fast enough so a man could live in one place and fish in another. So now we got problems. We've had problems ever since."
He's in his late fifties, a big man with thick arms, a droopy, graying mustache, and a warm but very certain way of saying things. He is descended, he tells me, from a family of shipbuilders who first settled in Bath in the 1770s, migrated to the Penobscot Bay islands, and have been on Matinicus for just under 200 years.
There was a time, Philbrook says, when he had thoughts of leaving the island: He went to college, took courses in aerospace engineering ("I thought maybe I wanted to go into space"), switched to biology, then to photography–but nothing clicked. He came home and got a job as a sternman–an assistant–on another islander's lobster boat, then other boats after that. Thirteen years ago, he bought his own. Along the way, he married an Ames girl. ("Some people talk about family trees; what we have here is a wreath.") Their son, Nick, now 30 years old and a captain himself, has been lobstering since he was 8.
All this Philbrook explained to me one rainy spring morning, as we sat together in the cab of his pickup, parked that day at the Matinicus dock, the site of the shooting in July 2009. His boat, the Samantha J., was tied up alongside. For most of the morning, he'd been working on the engine, but the rain was a torrent now, so we were waiting it out in the truck.
At one point as we talked, another pickup pulled up in front of us, and a woman–June Pemberton, once a teacher on the island, now one of two women to captain a lobster boat–got out and began unloading traps. Without a word, Philbrook was out of the cab, and for the next several minutes the two unloaded traps together in the rain.


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Edward Anthony Bikulcius, 85, residing in Sandusky, passed away suddenly Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013, after being struck by a vehicle.
Edward was born Nov. 21, 1927, in Lewiston, Mass., to Anupras and Annie (Kaulakaite) Bikulcius.
He was a 1945 graduate of Lewiston High School, and graduated from the University of Maine in 1950. He was employed by General Motors until retiring in 1986.
Edward was a member of Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, and the Monday Christian Men's Group, and was a Power Squadron instructor. He loved his old Lyman boat and in his spare time he enjoyed fishing, boating, traveling, and spending time with his family.
Edward is survived by his significant other of 40 years, Ardis (Clemmons) Budd; his inherited children, Sarita "Sam" (Tom) Reau, and Christopher Budd; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
In addition to his parents, Edward was preceded in death by his two inherited sons, Timothy Budd in 1977, and Anthony "Tony" Budd in 2012; two grandsons, Timothy Bates-Budd in 1990, and Jacob Zeller in 2013; and his god-mother, Tekle Kalwell.
Friends may call 4-7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27, at Groff Funeral Homes & Crematory, 1607 E. Perkins Ave., Sandusky. Prayers will be recited at 9:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 28, at the funeral home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, 510 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, with Father Eric Mueller presiding. Burial will follow in Meadow Green Memorial Park, Huron.
Those wishing to contribute to Edward's memory may do so to Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, 510 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, OH 44870.
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Paul is a Road scholar. We mean he actually honed his skills On the Road and in the trenches. He relies solely on what he hears and feels in his heart for his contribution to the music of Restless Heart.
Born in Altus, Oklahoma, Paul is the son of a cotton and wheat farmer. Hard work, hometown values and a tenacious desire to follow his heart are what drive him. That and a bus driver with plenty of sleep.
Paul left Altus early on to chase his dream. He and his brother got their first taste of the road performing at ski resorts throughout New Mexico and Colorado in the summer of 1976. Still not sure if, music would be a career that would sustain him he attended a Tech School in Okmulgee, Oklahoma for two years where he studied fuel injection. In may of 1978, under the encouragement of his brother, he moved to Nashville, where he worked for two years as a fuel injection specialist on Main Street to make ends meet. When an opportunity finally came to do a couple of road shows for Opryland, he took it.
Over the course of the next four years he continued to play and travel, meeting and making new friends with ties to the music industry. One of those people was Greg Jennings, the bands lead guitarist. Greg, after sitting around a table at Paul and his brothers house listening to them sing and play, insisted that they meet a friend of his named Tim Dubois, a song writer in Nashville. Tim, along with his partner Scott Hendricks, would end up being the bands first producers and would later become heads of major record labels in Nashville. Paul and Greg teamed up with Tim on different projects to try and get record deals as outlets for some of the songs that Tim was writing. Paul had also been working in a rock band with a drummer named John Dittrich for about a year when, once again, Tim came to him with the idea of putting together a band and doing some music that was off the beaten path for country music at that time. Paul called John and together with Greg and two other singer musicians, Dave Innis and Larry Stewart, the band Restless Heart was formed. It was 1984 and after a showcase where the band performed for just about every record label in town, Joe Galante, the head of RCA Records, decided to sign the band. The rest is history.


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Royal Caribbean Fans has been informed that Adventure of the Seas was stranded last night due to a broken propeller.
We reported earlier in the week, that Adventure of the Seas was suffering propulsion problems in St Kitts, after an oil leak.
One of our followers on Twitter, first informed us of the new problem, tweeting; "Ship has been dead in the water for 12+ hours now #royallystranded #adventureoftheseas"
"Captain has just confirmed a broken propeller. We've been in the same spot for 12 hours."
"Departed at 1140pm going 5 knots towards San Juan. ETA is 9am."
There has been no word from Royal Caribbean at this time, but we will continue to monitor this story and update you.
Adventure of the Seas has now safely docked in San Juan at 11am EDT. Otto Bruno, a passenger currently onboard, posted this image of workers investigating the damage.
Royal Caribbean is reportedly giving passengers a $300 future cruise credit and $150 for airfare arrangements as compensation.
Adventure of the Seas has remained docked in San Juan for the past 2 days, undergoing repairs. Royal Caribbean expects the ship to sail later tonight on its original itinerary, however cancelling its first port of call, Barbados.
Guests staying in interior, oceanview, and balcony staterooms will receive $250 in on board credit. Guests staying in suites will receive $500 in on board credit. Each 3rd and 4th guest in each stateroom will receive $75 in on board credit.
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Adventure of the Seas has become the latest cruise ship to face propulsion problems over recent months, which have included Allure of the Seas, Azamara Journey and Celebrity Millennium.
Adventure of the Seas has been forced to cancel 2 ports of call in Aruba and Curacao, after oil loss from a propulsion unit delayed the ships departure from St Kitts.
Cynthia Martinez, director of global corporate communications from Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd, confirmed the issue, stating "Yesterday, as Adventure of the Seas was arriving to St. Kitts, the ship became aware of oil loss from the ship's fixipod. Oil booms were immediately placed around the ship to contain the oil. Engineers required additional time in port in order to continue working on the issue."
Adventure of the Seas was delayed in St Kitts until 3am. A permanent repair could not be completed, therefore the fixipod will remain offline until the ship enters drydock on 30th March for her revitalization, where additional work can be carried out.
The fault will cause the ship to sail at a slower speed, however Royal Caribbean have stated that future itineraries in the meantime, will not be affected.
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According to Cruise Law News, a man has reportedly fallen overboard on Adventure of the Seas.
A passenger currently on board at the time expalined the situation on the website; "Man overboard Royal Caribbean Adventure of the Seas. Close enough to San Juan to be getting AT&T service right now.
At about 8:45 - 9:00 PM, the Captain came over loudspeaker and announced that a man had "jumped" overboard. They also said they believed he was in his mid 20s. About 30 - 45 minutes later they announced the arrival of a Coast Guard helicopter. I can verify. When the announcement was made I went on deck and witnessed the ship turning around. They launched life preservers with lights attached as well as two rescue boats. There were spotlights at first and brighter ones joined later. There was talk spreading throughout the ship that people had witnessed the pulling the spotlights out of the theater or ice rink."
"I wrote that at about 11 last night. We are now heading to port. Captain told us there would be a 4 hour delay and that he extended condolences to the family. No more information at this time."
The man is believed to have jumped from deck 6.
The image below shows Adventure of the Seas' search route which took place between 8pm and 3am.
Royal Caribbean informed guests joining the ship in San Juan, not to arrive until 1pm.
Instagram user, philippedesr, who was onboard last night posted this image of the rescue operation.
Royal Caribbean spokeswoman, Cynthia Martinez, said that the captain of the Adventure of the Seas stopped the ship, turned around and alerted authorities after a passenger reported seeing the person going overboard late on Saturday.
She also mentioned footage of the incident was captured by the ship's cameras.
The Coast Guard has identified the passenger as 26-year-old Tien Phuoc Nguyen, who was on the cruise with his family.
"We will continue to search until we determine that all probability of survival has been extended," Coast Guard spokesman Ricardo Castrodad said.
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Adventure of the Seas rescued 19 people early this morning. The immigrants were trying to get to Spain from Morocco.
The small boat was spotted at around 10pm when many passengers were dining. The boat was sighted in the waters bordering Almeria and Murcia, Spain. The rescue took about 45 minutes around the area of Costa del Sol.
Of the 19 immigrants, mostly from Morocco, eight were children. All are currently in good health, except for the one woman traveling with them. At 31 weeks pregnant, she was taken to hospital for further examination.
Upon arrival at the port of Malaga, all immigrants were assisted by the Red Cross and then turned over to the state security forces.
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Royal Caribbean International is to base a second ship in Southampton next summer to capitalise on increasing numbers of UK cruise passengers.
Adventure of the Seas will be deployed alongside Independence of the Seas, which will based in Southampton for a fifth summer.
Adventure of the Seas will run a series of seven, 12, 13, 14 and 16-night cruises from May 24, 2013.
On board features include an in-line skating track, an ice skating rink, rock climbing wall, a street of shops and restaurants running through the center of the ship, extensive family facilities, and restaurants from fine Italian dining to casual burger bars.
An early booking discount of up to £500 per cabin applies to booking made before May 31. Bookings open on March 20.
A low deposit of £150 per person will secure the early booking price, and protects from any future price increases, according to the company.
Free car parking in Southampton, free coach travel to UK departure ports, and low prices on regional flights to UK departure ports are being offered as options on cruises of 10 nights or more as part of the early booking deal.
Itineraries include seven-night France and Spain cruises starting at just £599pp; 12-night Baltic sailings at £999 and 14-night Mediterranean sailings at £1,199.
Independence of the Seas will dock in Southampton for the first time on May 2, 2013, after a refurbishment to offer new itineraries, including an increased number of mini cruises such as two and three night cruise to Le Havre (for Paris) and Zeebrugge (for Bruges).
Independence of the Seas will also offer eight night cruises to Norway, 14 night Norway and Cork cruises, various 14 night Mediterranean cruises, and 12 night Canary Islands cruises.
Vice president and group managing director Dominic Paul said: "The UK cruise market has long been a success story for Royal Caribbean International and doubling the number of ships sailing from Southampton is another great milestone.
"Royal Caribbean International is fiercely proud to have changed the face of UK cruising with the introduction of activity-packed ships offering rock climbing, ice skating, surfing and much more.
"Not only does having both Adventure of the Seas and Independence of the Seas sailing from Southampton mean we can offer a greater variety of cruise holidays from the convenience of a UK port, but it also means we continue to demonstrate our commitment to the UK market, and the port of Southampton."
The company first based a ship in Southampton in 2005 with the 2,435-passenger Legend of the Seas and this has since steadily increased with larger ships although Independence of the Seas will no longer operate year round from the port.
Royal Caribbean Fans thinks this is a great step forward for RCI. The UK cruise market has grown substantionally over the past few years. Adventure of the Seas' cruises seem reasonably priced and very tempting!


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Simon Cowell: Howard Stern Not 'Idol' Material
Stern doesn't have the experience to sit in his seat, the exiting judge Cowell said yesterday.
"You've just got to know what you're talking about," Cowell said, according to the Daily News. "We have to have people on these shows who actually know what they're talking about, rather than just guessing. They've really got to have experience, so that they can not just criticize, but offer constructive advice as well."
Cowell was "fairly certain" Stern hasn't been approached by 'Idol' producers to fill the spot when he leaves the show to host his own 'X Factor' show. The Stern 'Idol' rumor has run rampant on the Internet and has been partially fanned by the radio show host himself.
Cowell also said Madonna would not make a great replacement due to time commitments. Cowell said he doesn't think a big name like Madonna could manage that.
"The good news for [the producers] is that there's no shortage of candidates," Cowell said.
But he wouldn't pick a favorite to take the spot as America's favorite music truth-teller.
"You're never going to pick anyone as good as you are, are you?" Cowell joked. "That's why I don't think anybody [at Fox] really asks me that question."
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- American Idol
- Saturday 20 FebruaryBy Jean
If Stern goes on the show......I will stop watching it. He is just such a has been. Gosh, who listens to him anymore?!?!? Isn't he old news anyway?
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Braddy
I don't agree much with what Simon Cowell has to say but he got this one right. Ever since I heard the rumor about Howard Stern maybe taking over Cowell's seat I've wondered if Idol was just trying to shoot itself in the foot and die a slow death. Thank goodness these were just bogus rumors. Stern as judge would be insanity. I agree that bringing on an established music legend like Ringo Starr would be a fantastic move. Ringo is wittier and cooler than Cowell anyway and has far more experience in the music industry than just about anyone around. He would make people forget about Stern and Cowell quickly.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy DAVEY BOY
Ringo as the next judge. The best choice possible.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Lynn
If Howard Stern replaces Simon Cowell, I will stop watching the show. He is a "shock jock" That is all he is. It is bad enough Cowell is leaving the show, since he makes the show what it is, but lets add class to the show, not some foul mouthed, obnoxious attention getter to the judging!
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Boltfan2005
You really shouldn't be saying that about yourself Lynn.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy nick
He was dead on, Howard Stern is a left wing Jew who is progressive and one of the main causes of the morals of this country in the dumper, the guy sucks big time.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy james
You speak of morals?? AI has a lesbian judge and a gay host. Morals? Last year they exploited a drug addicted judge. Morals? Please people do not throw stones inside your glass houses.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Chet Jay
Here's my choice for Simons replacement: DONNIE OSMOND
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Lmw
Why in the hell would he be considered in the first place???? hows he going to judge.......ask if the contestant wants to have anal sex! All he ever talks about is anal sex! He must have it quite often! Thats why I stopped listening to him, he makes me sick! He's just such a pig with NO CLASS!
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy CaseyDM711
I love how people say he is a creep and he's gross when none of you have sirius to even listen to his show. He would be great and I think that American Idol would have a wider range of audience b/c people that think American Idol is corny and never watched it, will now watch it just b/c he is a judge. If you like American Idol so much, you will keep on watching even if Stern is a judge....you just say that you won't watch it now as a threat and as if anyone cares if you watch it or not. You hear your parents and other people say he is a creep and you just go along with it instead of forming your own opinion! He tells the truth and talks about things that other radio personalities are scared to talk about, but would love to talk about.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy stugots798
I had sirius from day one because of him... But he is a greedy liar to his fans!!!!!!!!! does he need all of his money when he is nothing but a liar! Its crazy to pay this jerk the money he get period!!!!!!!!!! He and his horse faced??????? should do some good!!!!F him
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Breezy
Who cares...I never watch that show anyways...and the contestants
that sing SUCK..!
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy DaveM
Howard Stern would be PERFECT for IDOL! He DOES know a lot about music as he started as a Dj back in the 70s. He was instrumental via his show for the beginnings of Bon Jovi and a few other acts. He knows good music! He would not be saying crap like "You're hot" and stuff. I know he would do a good job and he would bring a BIG AUDIENCE to A.I., viewers who would never watch the show as it is now.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Brad
Never watch this over-hyped show anyway. It doesn't matter who they put up. There are many better things to do with time.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy mella
Why dont fox (American Idol) pick someone with Music History, a Legend like...Elton John, Paul McCarthy, shall I go on?
- Friday 19 February
George Lopez the biggest racist ON T.V. BOYCOTT TBS TILL THEY CANCEL THE SHOW.......
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy LOU
STERN would be "THE DEATH BLOW" to IDOL !
It's taken too many hits recently
and Stern would put it under.
Stern is IDOL's "X-Factor"... as in X'd off the air.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Eckler
Please please do not put HS on America Idol. What are you thinking !!!......... I will not watch it........ I miss Paula, Will miss Simon.....LOVE THE SHOW , SOMEONE BETTER IS OUT THERE ..........
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Douglas
Simon, are you dumb? Howard knows more about singers than Ellen for sure, and I think he would be as good or better than Simon, for laughs anyway.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy smartalan
Stern? Anyone who has ever listened to Stern knows it's all about Stern. Wanna ruin the show fast? One season with Stern and that should do it.
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By Miguel A. Melendez, Staff Writer
It wasn't exactly shock and awe, but the Pasadena High School boys basketball team came close to it.
With precision, speed and execution, the second-seeded Bulldogs blitzed Bonita in the first quarter to end on a 15-3 run, en route to a 64-50 win Tuesday night in the semifinals of the CIF-Southern Section Division 3AAA playoffs.
Pasadena (22-7) will host Beverly Hills (20-9) in Friday's semifinals at Muir.
Bonita (25-5) had no answer for the Bulldogs in the first quarter, succumbing to their pressure that resulted in nine first-quarter turnovers. The Bearcats finished with 19 turnovers.
Pasadena led 22-7 after the first, and although Bonita, which trailed by as many as 19, made a valiant second-half run it never closed the gap under 10. (To continue click thread)
Division 1A
Second Round
Capistrano Valley 58, Walnut 39
Vista Murrieta 69, Chino Hills 68
Division 2A
Second Round
Leuzinger 68, Glendora 59
Division 2AA
Second Round
Riverside Poly 44, Ayala 42
Division 3AAA
Arroyo Grande 50, Damien 43
Pasadena 65, Bonita 50
Division 3A
Alemany 68, Bishop Amat 37
St. John Bosco 68, Covina 35
Division 3AA
Yorba Linda 45, Charter Oak 28
Division 4AA
La Verne Lutheran 50, Oaks Christian 48
Friday's Division 4AA semifinal
Crespi vs. La Verne Lutheran at University of La Verne, 7 p.m.
Glendora can't match Leuzinger from distance
By Fred J. Robledo
Glendora shot the ball well from distance against visiting Leuzinger during Tuesday's CIF-Southern Section Division 2A second-round boys basketball playoff.
But Leuzinger stroked it better, nailing 10 three-pointers and hitting clutch three's at the end of the half and third quarter and rode that momentum to a 68-59 victory to eliminate Glendora from the playoffs.
Fourth-seed Leuzinger (23-5) advances to Friday's quarterfinals against either Dominguez or Elsinore while the Tartans finish the season 20-10.
"They had a couple of those daggers that hurt us," Tartans coach Mike LeDuc said. "They're so explosive and they shoot so many three's that we knew that could happen.
"They're kind of like us in that we shoot a lot of three's to go ahead. But they hit some big shots, particularly at the end of quarters."
Leuzinger's Eric Childress finished with a game-high 23 points and Eric Simms finished with 18. Both Childress and Simms nailed five 3-pointers each, and they needed all of them because the Tartans hit a bunch of long shots too.
Glendora's Kyle Gordon drained five 3-pointers to finish with a team-high 17 points and Wesley Burke and Alex Pink each had 12 points as the Tartans drained nine 3-pointers in all -- they just couldn't match the Olympians in the big moments.
After trailing by five points early in the second quarter, the Tartans scored seven straight points to take a 29-22 lead, but Childress hit a long 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer to cut the Tartans' lead to 29-25 at the break.
Gordon scored the first eight points of the third quarter, including two 3-pointers to give the Tartans their biggest lead, 37-28.
But the Olympians quieted the crowd with a 13-0 run to go up 41-27.
Glendora regained the momentum by scoring six quick points punctuated with Burke's 3-pointer. But Simms ended the quarter with a 3-pointer just past midcourt to give Leuzinger the momentum again and a 44-43 lead heading into the final quarter.
"Those six points (at the end of the second and third quarters) really hurt and we didn't play a good fourth quarter at all," LeDuc said. "They increased the pressure in the fourth quarter and we didn't respond.
"They really are a fine team, they're fast and shoot the ball well and they did both in the fourth quarter."
Leuzinger seized control by going on a 9-2 run to open the fourth to take a 53-45 lead.
Pink's dunk trimmed the Olympians' lead to 55-52, but Childress answered with another 3-pointer to go back up 58-52.
It was one of those nights. Every time it looked like the Tartans might make a push, the Olympians answered with a big shot.
It was a tough way for the Tartans to end.
They had big expectations when the season began, but injuries hampered them throughout the season and 6-foot-5 junior Nick Colletta, their leading scorer from a year ago, was not available for the playoffs because of lingering back issues.
"With all the bad luck we had with injuries, we still won 20 games and we had a great group of guys that really played well together and got along," LeDuc said. "So, overall, it was a really good year considering everything. I'm really proud of them. We had some seniors step up and play well, that's all you can ask for."
"The first five minutes we sort of got blitzed," Bonita coach Greg Eckler said. "It was just too late before we found ourselves. I wish we had back those first five minutes."
Pasadena coach Tim Tucker scouted Bonita two weeks before the season ended, knowing well that the Bearcats presented a challenge with their deft perimeter shooting, led by Matt Adamo's 14 points. Brandon Ko proved tenacious for the Bearcats, finishing with 13 points, six assists and five rebounds. The Bulldogs reversed roles, this time getting off to a strong start before complacency ensued in the second half.
"I didn't want (Bonita) on my side of the bracket," Tucker said. "This is the game I pointed that was scary to me, and they prove dit. When we could have knocked them out early we didn't. I thought we just outlasted them. I don't think we did anything great down the stretch."
Blake Hamilton accentuated the Bulldogs' speed with two fastbreak dunks to finish with 16 points and a game-high 14 rebounds along with three blocks and three steals. Sophomore point guard Ajon Efferson led the way for Pasadena with a game-high 18 points and three assists.
The Bulldogs shot better (42 percent on 20 of 47) than the Bearcats (36 percent on 20 of 55) but what seemingly kept Bonita in the game was its offensive rebounding edge (14-7) and ability to take the Bulldogs out of their element. Pasadena's run-and-gun offense and easy buckets in transition was virtually nonexistent in the second half.
"We'd take quick shots and we go down the court and play defense for 25 seconds," Tucker said. "They were making the game longer for us than we were making it for them, thus we looked real tired down the stretch."
John Haywood's steal and fastbreak layup with 6:06 left in the game gave Pasadena a 27-8 lead. But it was Bonita on the ensuing possession had three offensive rebounds before Bryan Mahood (12 points, 5 rebounds) hit an 8-foot jumper, much to the chagrin of Tucker, who called a timeout.
"We were standing around, making one pass and shooting the ball," Tucker said. "Every fourth (possession) we did (run our offense) but for the most part we didn't."
Pasadena forward Brandon Jolley, who finished with 11 points, eight rebounds, 8 assists and three steals, said the team lacked mental focus.
"We got a lead and decided to take it easy," he said. "We were just thinking they were not a good team, and we were helping them."
Pasadena did just enough to get by. Hamilton's dunk on a fastbreak off a Haywood no-look pass made it 31-18 with 1:22 left in the second quarter. Jolley found Hamilton down the baseline for another dunk with 1:01 left in the game to make it 61-47.
"Every time I thought we made a run, they answered," Eckler said. "Every time. They'd hit a three or a jumper. They're really good."


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Spacecraft sent to Venus put paid to that fantasy. They revealed a carbon dioxide-choked planet where the atmospheric pressure on the surface is 90 times that of Earth and the 460°C average temperature is hot enough ...
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Sudanese MPs review a report on the situation in Heglig oil region.
KHARTOUM/JUBA/WASHINGTON: Sudan's parliament branded South Sudan an "enemy" Monday and demanded the army swiftly recapture a disputed oil-producing region, as escalating border tensions brought the former civil war foes closer to another full-blown conflict.South Sudan, which seceded from Sudan in July, seized the disputed Heglig oil field last Tuesday, prompting its northern neighbor to vow to recapture the area by "all means."
The oil field is vital to Sudan's economy, producing about half of the 115,000 barrel-per-day output that remained in its control after South Sudan's succession.
Addressing Sudan's parliament, speaker Ahmad Ibrahim al-Tahir accused the South's ruling party – the Sudan People's Liberation Movement – of posing a security threat to the north.
"We declare that we will confront the SPLM until we end its rule of the South, and will work to gather our resources to realize this aim," he said. "We are in a battle that does not finish with the recovery of Heglig, but with an end to the danger that comes from South Sudan."
The assembly then went on to adopt a resolution describing the SPLM government as "an enemy," but it did not spell out the full effects of the decision.
South Sudan's Information Minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin called the decision "ludicrous."
"How can they call us an enemy?" he said. South Sudan insists Heglig is rightfully part of the South and says it will not withdraw its troops unless the United Nations deploys a neutral force to monitor a cease-fire.
It accused Khartoum Sunday of reducing the oil facility "to rubble" in an airstrike, an accusation denied by Sudan.
"If any damage has occurred in Heglig it may have been on the part of the army of South Sudan," Sudan's Information Minister Abdallah Ali Masar said.
Both sides regularly make conflicting claims and limited access to the remote region makes it difficult to independently verify their statements.
The clashes have all but killed hopes the two can reach an agreement soon on disputed issues such as demarcation of their 1,800-km border, division of national debt and the status of citizens in each other's territory.
South Sudan's military spokesman Philip Aguer said the South's armed forces had brought 14 prisoners of war to Juba Sunday, the first to arrive in the South's capital since the fighting in Heglig began.
He said Sudan's army had also shelled a location in the west of South Sudan's Upper Nile state Sunday. "The army is trying to open other fronts," he said.
Meanwhile, Kouider Zerrouk, a United Nations spokesman, said a U.N. camp in the Mayom area of South Sudan's Unity state had been hit during aerial bombardment of the area Sunday.
Zerrouk said no one was wounded at the camp, known as a "county support base," but a radio room was damaged. Sudan's military spokesman and Foreign Ministry spokesman were not immediately available to comment.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice described the bombing as "particularly condemnable and deplorable."
"This is obviously a subject of grave concern as is the South's continued presence in Heglig and a myriad of violent confrontations in and around the border area and deep into both countries territory," she told reporters Monday.
The United States also urged the two countries to halt rising hostilities and resume talks. The State Department said its special envoy on Sudan, Princeton Lyman, met in Juba with the South's President Salva Kiir as the United States presses the young U.S.-backed nation to withdraw from Heglig.
In Juba, South Sudan's parliament decided to raise military spending and bolster the army by cutting salaries of all deputies by 10 percent for three months.
"It is better to give the money to the army to defend our country," senior deputy Joy Kwaje told reporters after deputies approved a resolution to support the armed forces and a general mobilization of the military.
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0
By Daniel Farey-Jones, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 05 October 2011 09:41AM
P&G, which owns laundry brand Ariel, challenged whether claims made in poster and press ads that Persil Small & Mighty gave "unbeatable results even in 30 minutes" could be substantiated.
It also took issue with the claim in a TV ad that stated: "New Persil Small & Mighty is unbeatable on stains like blood and mud, even in 30 minutes".
The ads were created by Bartle Bogle Hegarty.
Unilever supplied the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) with the results of its tests, which compared Persil Small & Mighty with the top 80% of competitor biological liquid and gel detergents available on the UK market.
The ASA ruled the ads were misleading because they did not make clear that the "unbeatable" claim was being made only in comparison to other liquid and gel detergent products, and consumers were likely to interpret it as a comparison against all products, including powders and tablets.
The poster and press ads breached CAP Code (Edition 12) rules 3.1(Misleading advertising), 3.7 (Substantiation), (3.9 Qualifications), and 3.33 (Comparisons with identifiable competitors).
The TV ad breached BCAP Code rules 3.1(Misleading advertising), 3.9 (Substantiation), 3.10 (Qualification) and 3.33 (Comparisons with identifiable competitors).
The ASA told Unilever the ads must not appear again in their current form and to ensure it held adequate substantiation for future claims.
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