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Delicious! My husband and I both loved the 4-3-2-1 rub, but it was a bit too spicy for the kids. I just had to peel the skin off their portions and it was fine. We also had to cook it a little longer than suggested and agree that the pan drippings are unnecessary - the meat is plenty moist and flavorful.
My husband declared this the best chicken he's ever eaten. It took 2 hours to cook (our fire was not that hot) but it was worth the wait. The rub was delicious too.
This not so much a review but a question. Can this be made in a regular oven?
Wow, this was awesome. We were blessed with a rare 89 degree spring day and this was the perfect dinner for it. Used the 4-3-2-1 spice rub as called for and would definitely make it again. Served with a spring vegetable orzo salad.
Baste this with some peach preserves diluted with a shot of bourbon! Thank me later.
I love this chicken recipe - we have made it with the 4-3-2-1 rub and also with a different, 'Caribbean' rub - so delicious! It's easy, it's fun, it's juicy with a crispy, flavorful skin. There is never any left over, and many guests have asked for the recipe.
We made this last weekend with the 4-3-2-1 rub that was in the same issue (paprika, brown sugar, salt and cayenne) -- it was the best beer can chicken we've ever made. Simple and easy and incredibly delicious -- I'm going to make this every week. Also, there are recipes for dipping sauces in this issue as well - I made the one with mayonnaise, garlic (blanched it first), anchovies, lemon juice and salt. My family love it and I don't think I'll be able to serve the chicken without that dipping sauce -- it was really good!
My husband and I have been making beer chickens for almost 20 years and you can't go wrong with this recipe. The bird is so moist and juicey you will be pulling it apart on the pit still attached to the beer can! You can vary this recipe by pouring out half the beer and adding about 1/4 cut of Italian dressing, orance juice or any other dressing or juice you like. I find on the pit it takes anywhere from 1.5 - 2 hrs to completely cook a big bird, but well worth it. You can discard the drippings and the drip pan because the bird is already very moist and falling off the bone!


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Investigate the number of faces you can see when you arrange three cubes in different ways.
The challenge here is to find as many routes as you can for a fence
to go so that this town is divided up into two halves, each with 8
Compare the numbers of particular tiles in one or all of these
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What happens to the area of a square if you double the length of
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Can you continue this pattern of triangles and begin to predict how many sticks are used for each new "layer"?
While we were sorting some papers we found 3 strange sheets which
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Ana and Ross looked in a trunk in the attic. They found old cloaks
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You cannot choose a selection of ice cream flavours that includes
totally what someone has already chosen. Have a go and find all the
different ways in which seven children can have ice cream.
How many models can you find which obey these rules?
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The demon is a mob, and the mob is demonic. The Democratic Party activates mobs, depends on mobs, coddles mobs, publicizes and celebrates mobs—it is the mob. Sweeping in its scope and relentless in its argument, Demonic explains the peculiarities of liberals as standard groupthink behavior. To understand mobs is to understand liberals.
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Transportation Certification Services recently completed training Cargill employees at Cargill's Channelview, Tex., facility. TCS trained employees in basic rail safety and operations to safely and expeditiously handle grain trains delivered to the facility by the Port Terminal Railroad Association. The facility holds up to 300 cars, necessitatinga coordinated, safe operation.
Overland Park, Kan.-based TCS and its affiliate, Rail Temps Inc., have been addressing training and staffing needs for North American railroads and rail-related industries since 1991. Cargill is a privately held, international producer and marketer of food, agricultural, financial, and industrial products and services.
The Florida Coalition for Safe Highways asked Gov. Charlie Crist Monday to veto a bill that it said would make highways less safe as well as "subsidize the trucking industry and require local and state governments to spend approximately $150.7 million annually to compensate the infrastructure damage that would result from heavier trucks."
Passed in the final hours of the 2010 legislative session, House Bill 1271 went to the governor's desk late on Friday. The coalition said "lobbyists for powerful trucking companies" inserted language increasing the legal load from 80,000 to 88,000 pounds.
The coalition said that based on a 2000 U.S. Department of Transportation Comprehensive Truck Size and Weight Study, the additional 8,000 pounds world make trucks "more difficult to control and more likely to be involved in a serious accident."
Veto of the bill was also urged by Steve Casey, executive director at the Florida Sheriffs Association; Fraser Howe, PE, chairman of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) committee, which published a 2008 Report Card on Florida's Infrastructure; and Tom Guilmet, the executive director of the Florida Safety Council.
Amtrak said Thursday that officials from Virginia Railway Express have asked it to continue operating VRE trains beyond June 28, when Amtrak's contract was to expire. VRE acknowledged the request, while also alluding that Amtrak was obstructing the transition of operations.
Amtrak President and CEO Joseph Boardman said Amtrak wants to help VRE and ensure VRE passengers are not negatively impacted by the "inability" of contractor Keolis Rail Services America to start operations. However, he said, if Keolis is unable to meet its contractual obligations, then VRE should re-bid the contract.
Keolis Rail Services America last October was chosen to VRE to assume operations. But VRE Chairman Paul Milde reportedly said VRE has asked Amtrak for breathing room because Amtrak is interfering with the transition. He also said VRE has asked members of Congress to intervene in the matter, claiming Amtrak was hindering the transition process.
For its part, "We are prepared to take over service on the 28th," said Gregg Baxter, Keolis Rail Services America general manager.
Keolis Rail Services America is part of the Keolis Group, based in Paris.
CSX Corp. on Thursday announced the appointment of William Clement to succeed Jim Hertwig as president of CSX Intermodal when Hertwig retires at the end of June.
CSX said that Clement, currently assistant vice president ofsales and marketing for CSX Intermodal, "has made significant contributions in a wide variety of operational, analytical, and commercial roles within the intermodal business over the past 20 years."
"Bill Clement brings the right combination of experience, customer relationships, and strong leadership abilities to this job," said Clarence Gooden, CSX executive vice president of sales and marketing and chief commercial officer. "Our intermodal service offering is ideally positioned to meet our customers' evolving supply chain requirements while addressing the environmental concerns of our customers and nation."
The board of directors of Canadian Pacific Railway on Thursday approved a C$70 million (US$66 million) increase in capital spending in 2010. CP now plans to invest between C$750 million and C$800 million (US$710 million and US$757 million) on capital improvement programs this year.
The board also declared an increase in CP's next quarterly dividend to C$0.27 per share from C$0.2475 per share, payable on July 26, 2010, to holders of record at the close of business on June 25, 2010.
"The improving economy, our strong balance sheet and solid earnings and free cash flows have enabled us to expand our capital programs totake advantage of growth and productivity opportunities," said Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Kathryn McQuade. "CP's strong franchise showed resilience through the recession and this dividend increase continues our trend of dividend growth aligned with earnings growth."
Union Pacific and GATX Corp. recently completed an ethanol rail safety conference, instructing about 85 attendees representing more than 30 ethanol shippers. UP and GATX educated customers on the railroad's safety and security measures. Key areas of focus included non-accident release reduction, emergency response techniques, and safe loading and unloading procedures.
"Safety is one of our core values and hosting this conference gave us the opportunity to teach ethanol shippershow they can embrace the same safety focus that supports our commitment to provide safe, efficient and reliable service to our customers," said Paul Hammes, Union Pacific vice president and general manager-Agricultural Products. "Union Pacific is proud to be part of an industry that safely delivers more than 99.99% of hazmat shipments to their destination without a release caused by a train accident."
GATX provided a tank car for the hands-on training session that demonstrated safe practices for transferring ethanol to tank cars.
The conference also featured a panel discussion with industry safety experts, including representatives from Union Pacific, the Ethanol Emergency Response Coalition, and the Federal Railroad Administration.
A.W. (Bill) Johnston, who retired as vice president of operations and maintenance for the Association of American Railroads in 1988 and served before that as a Baltimore & Ohio operating officer, died May 16 in Pawleys Island, S.C. He was 85.
Johnston was known industry-wide for representing the railroad industry on the Presidential Emergency Board appointed to handle the explosive "fireman off" issue in the 1960s. He also served on a PEB investigating a shopcraft dispute, and he was a consultant to the Federal Railroad Administration on the Triad Missile Defense System (rail, sea, and air).
Intermodal traffic on U.S.railroads reached its highest level since late 2008, and carload freight traffic also rose, in the week ended May 15, 2010, the Association of American Railroads said Thursday. Eighteen of the 19 commodity groups listed by AAR posted gains.
U.S. carload freight rose 16.6% from the comparable week in 2009, still down 11.9% from the comparable 2008 period. Intermodal traffic gained 15.2% from last year but still trailed 2008 by 6.7%. Compared with the same week in 2009, container volume increased 16.8% while trailer volume rose 6.9%.
AAR noted that among the 18 carload commodity groups showing increases from last year, 14 experienced significant percentage gains, led by a 140.9% increase in loadings of metallic ores. Loadings of metals were up 82.9%, coke jumped 49%, and waste and scrap rose 31.1%.
Canadian carload traffic rose 36.4% from the comparable period in 2009, and intermodal notched a 20.3% increase. Mexico's two major railroads reported carload freight increased 14.8%, while intermodal rose 18.9%.
Combined North American rail volume for the first 19 weeks of 2010 on 13 reporting U.S., Canadian, and Mexican railroads was up 9.3% from last year, while intermodal rose 10.7%.
Robert Pattison, a former vice president at Parsons Brinckerhoff and also a former president of the Long Island Rail Road, died May 12 at age 88.
Pattison's railroad career spanned four decades and included positions in freight and passenger rail operation, administration, and engineering, as well as overseeing the LIRR from 1976 to 1978. At PB, he was the technical director of railway engineering operations, both domestic and international, responsible for technical review for all the firm's rail projects. This review included rehabilitation of railroads, new coal haul railroads, studies of freight rates, sale of railroads and railroad operations, design of rail facilities, structural projects, and several high speed rail projects.
Pattison also served as general manager of the Penn Central-Conrail Railroad from 1972 to 1976, responsible for the operations of the metropolitan region, which included the commuter operation between Grand Central Terminal in New York City and various points in New York State and Connecticut. He began his railroad career with the New York Central Railroad in 1947; from 1961 to 1972 he served as assistant general manager in charge of complete regional railroad operations.
A founding member of the U.S. High Speed Rail Association, Pattison was involved with U.S. HSR efforts initiated by Penn Central's Metroliner service on the Northeast Corridor.
Pattison earned a B.S. in civil engineering from the University of Illinois. His professional affiliations included the American Railway Engineering Association, American Society of Civil Engineers, High Speed Rail/Maglev Association, the MOLES, National Defense Transportation Association, Newcomen Society, New England Railroad Club, New York Railroad Club, Railway Tie Association, Roadmasters and Maintenance-of-Way Association of America, and the Society of American Military Engineers.
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PAWTUCKET- Our Beloved Isabel DaLomba, 47 passed away peacefully with her family by her side on March 31, 2012 after a heroic battle with breast cancer.
Born in Brava Cape Verde Island, Isabel came to United States with her Family in 1989 where she reside in Pawtucket, RI and worked for Providence Metalizing for 10 years and Another 11 Years with Hallmark Sweet in Attleboro Mass.
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1. I started my
campaign to get the Heisman vote tallied after the bowl games after
Vince Young came up with his all-timer of a performance to beat
Reggie Bush and USC in the 2006 Rose Bowl, and I continued it after
Troy Smith stunk it up in the 2007 BCS Championship loss to Florida.
Now, I respectfully ask the good people of the Heisman committee to
let us all vote again; I want to change my vote.
Tim Tebow wasn't bad, but he wasn't special in the loss to Michigan.
Besides, that 20 rushing touchdown, 20 passing touchdown thing
instantly lost its luster after Central Michigan's Dan LeFevour
accomplished the same mark after his big game in the Motor City
Bowl. Arkansas RB Darren McFadden ran for a pedestrian 105 yards on
21 carries in a loss to Missouri, while Tony Temple ripped off 281
yards and four scores for the Tigers. In the same game, Chase Daniel
completed 12 of 29 passes for 136 yards and an interception. Colt
Brennan will have post traumatic stress disorder after getting
beaten, battered and bruised by the Georgia defense.
While LSU and Ohio State still have to play, the Post-Bowl Heisman
vote would likely go to West Virginia QB Pat White, who ran for 150
yards and threw for 176 and two scores as he led a Steve Slaton-less
Mountaineer attack to over 500 yards of total offense. He was hurt
and tried to gut it out against South Florida. West Virginia lost.
He was hurt and tried to gut it out against Pitt. West Virginia
lost. He can be called a Dennis Dixon-like MVP, one of the nation's
most outstanding players, and a star worthy of the Heisman. Now, he
might be the front-runner going into next year.
2. In late 2003, Oklahoma was 12-0 and steamrolling towards a
national championship. Considered the biggest, baddest program
around, OU had won three straight bowl games (Orange, Cotton and
Rose), a national title, and under the guidance of the Stoops boys,
Bob and Mike, it had won 36 of its last 38 games. And then Mike
Stoops accepted the head coaching job at Arizona. The week after, OU
got blasted by Kansas State 35-7 in the Big 12 Championship, and then lost
the national title to LSU in the Sugar Bowl. In 2004, OU lost the
national championship with an embarrassing performance in the 55-19
loss to USC in the Orange Bowl. In 2005, OU went 8-4, and in 2006 it
won the Big 12 title only to lost to Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl.
And now this. Is it really that simplistic that Mike Stoops helped
make all the difference when combined with his brother in the
really, really big games? The program no longer has the same
defensive swagger it once had, and now Bob Stoops and his staff are
getting outcoached when they once dominated with a few weeks to
prepare. Of course Stoops is still a top head coach, but he has to
win a big bowl game or two before he earns the elite of the elite
status he once held. If Mike still has problems in Tucson, the
brothers might be reunited again.
3. Did Rich Rodriguez ever have a game like this? The 2006 Sugar
Bowl win over Georgia was certainly out of the blue, but the
Mountaineers had a tremendous first quarter and had to hang on for
deal life the rest of the way. West Virginia certainly had plenty of
success in the two years since, but two losses to South Florida, a
loss to Louisville, and the epic home loss to Pitt kept the program
from going to the national championship. Against Oklahoma, with
everything going against him, Bill Stewart did something that
Rodriguez wasn't able to do over the last few years in taking the
team to another level. The Mountaineers' wins came in games they
were supposed to win over the last two seasons, but Stewart was able
to not just pull off the stunner against Oklahoma, he was able to
get everyone focused for a four quarter domination. While college
coaching is about recruiting as much as it is about game management
and preparation, Stewart showed for one night that it's possible to
go from being a complete unknown to a hot commodity with one big
4. Outside of the West Virginia locker room, no one, absolutely no
one, thought the upset over Oklahoma was possible, and that includes
the Mountaineer fans. For every bowl prediction this year, we heard
from at least a few fans from every predicted loser stating their
case for why we were wrong. We didn't get one from a West Virginia
fan, and usually we get bombed whenever the slightest discouraging
word is said about the Mountaineer program. It's not that West
Virginia fans didn't hope and believe, and we're certain to get hit
with the "no one believed in us" after the fact chirping, but this
was as stunning as they come. That's a good thing. Things would get
awfully dull without the out of left field upsets.
5. Has there ever been a bigger disparity between what a team did at
home and what it did away from comfortable surroundings? For
purposes of the point, call the date at Tulsa a home game since the
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concern about the young players.
posted at 9/14/2011 9:01 AM EDTI have a concern about the young players on the team. It seems they are having a tuogh time staying healthy. Ras I missed most of training camp. Cunningham, spikes, tate, price, Tarpanian, Vareen, ridley, Vollmer, Brace, Deadrick,etc are still missing in action or have been cut becouse they could not stay on the field. Is this a trend or just a bad year? Brace and Deadreck have not even made the field this year and will be out half the year at least. I would think young players should rebound from injury quicker than 10 year veterans. These players should be the future and so far the only thing they are capable of is occupying the hot tubs. Time to get out there!
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posted at 9/14/2011 9:58 AM EDTNot worried, what you see as an issue I see as depth. Most of the young guys you have mentioned have established vets in front of them and nearly all have shown in flashes that they can play when they see the field. I think "health" is sometimes overstated, "injuries" are a way to stash guys on the roster. Ras-I played well Monday. Cunningham has potential based on what we saw last year, his injuries are legit according to Reiss. Spikes is in the doghouse somewhat and should be foaming at the mouth to play, but you glanced over the fact that Dane Fletcher looks better every time he sees the field. Price showed he can play and is good WR depth. Vereen and Ridley looked good in preseason, but do they deserve carries over BJGE and Woodhead? Vollmer is a great RT and has been for 3 years. And Brace and Deaderick both had legit injury issues and were put on the PUP list. Call them insurance against injuries, etc., and both have shown something when they played.
Call me a glass half full guy, but this team is good without all the players you mention. That they're there waiting in the wings if needed is excellent depth.
Re: concern about the young players.
posted at 9/14/2011 10:26 AM EDTI have to agree with CWB. They might not seem healthy but most younger players get dinged up with minor injures. The difference is on most team there isn't enough depth so the younger players are forced to play through injures. On the Pats, we have such great depth that it's better to keep them out until they are 100%.
A great example is this past weekend. Koppen goes down and Connolly fills right in. Everyone and their mother keeps on saying that the Pats don't have the depth at OL and are thin. Well a starter went down another person took the spot without missing a beat, Wendell becomes the primary backup and if Vollmer isn't ready to go they bring back Welch as a backup at T. Imagine what would happen if Mangold went down on the Jets. They'd be scrambling today to find a replacement. They'd be in full panic mode.
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I'm about an hour and a half from Lunenburg. Hey, did you know that H&H had a show on recently where Lynda visited the south shore (mahone bay, Lunenburg, etc). I would love for them to do a show on the other side of the province - Wolfville, etc. :-)
I'm actually in Dartmouth (work downtown Halifax). My BIL lives in CP. Our home is almost 45 years old, but it's not what you would consider "old" by any means. There are some beautiful "older" homes in the downtown Dart area - Rose Street, Tulip Street, etc. Heritage homes, I believe.
My dream... is to own an old farmhouse, complete with stables, (with 2 horses), very near the beach, and to renovate to a contemporary style :-)
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The Old English word might be directly from Vulgar Latin. Kitchen cabinet "informal but powerful set of advisors" is American English slang, 1832, originally in reference to administration of President Andrew Jackson. Kitchen midden (1863) in archaeology translates Danish kjøkken mødding. Surname Kitchener ("one in charge of a monastic kitchen") is from early 14c. Old English also had cycenðenung "service in the kitchen."
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Red Bank's Historic Run Comes To An End Sunday
By Brian Deakyne
WAYNE – Following Sunday night's loss to top-seeded Ramsey in the NJSIAA Public 'B' quarterfinals, supporters of Red Bank Regional didn't leave Ice Vault.
Despite the 25-seeded Bucs getting knocked off by the Rams, 4-0, and being outplayed throughout the game, family, friends, and fellow students didn't want to leave. They wanted to celebrate.
Certainly, it was a disappointing ending to a fiery playoff run for Red Bank, but it was history. For the first time in the 11-year history of the program, the Bucs had won a state playoff game. Not only that, Red Bank upset eighth-seeded Glen Rock and ninth-seeded Indian Hills to earn its way into the quarterfinal.
That, alone, is impressive for a program that has only finished over .500 just once.
"It's a huge success for RBR hockey as I told the seniors and the team; they have established something for RBR hockey," Red Bank Regional head coach Tim Hall said. "There is history now.
"In the last two years for this group, they've won a Shore Conference game, they've won two rounds of state playoffs – the first time RBR's ever won in the state playoffs – these are things that no one else can ever do. They will forever be the first team that did that."
Red Bank entered Sunday's game with the intention of keeping its miracle season alive, but Ramsey was quick to show that there's still a big difference between perennial North Jersey powers and low-level Shore Conference hockey.
The Rams out-shot the Bucs, 47-12, and cruised to the win. Had it not been for senior goalie A.J. Ostrander, who finished with 43 saves, it would have been a much more lopsided score.
"I think it was the quarterfinals, the one-seed in states, it got kind of bigger," Hall said. "When it was the eight or the nine seed, I think we were able to say, 'these guys aren't so good.' But, I think the one-seed kind of shook them up a bit and they did. They came out a little slower, a little less aggressive, and you've got to give credit to those guys. They play good hockey. They skate hard – so yeah, our guys didn't have the same aggressiveness that they had in the first two rounds and Ramsey did have that aggressiveness."
Trailing 2-0 in the second period, Red Bank's mountain got much taller to climb when senior defensemen Josh Suboyu was disqualified for receiving a fighting major midway through the period. After a delayed offsides call against Ramsey, Suboyu got tangled up with a Rams' forward, and he eventually fell to the ice, going punch-for-punch with Ramsey junior forward Chris Butryn, who was also disqualified.
But, even with Suboyu, a lethal playmaker, out, Red Bank held its own and wasn't completely out of the game until late in the third period.
"I said to the boys at the end of the first period and the end of the second period, the shots were 30-5 and it was 2-0. I felt like, with the exception of Josh's situation, the first two periods I felt pretty good," Hall said. "Yeah, we got out-shot like crazy and for sure, they totally controlled play, but the guys were there and we had a couple of moments where it was like, boy, one more pass — those couple moments where it could have been a one-goal game. At the end of the second period, it's like, this isn't bad."
Throughout the course of the season, Red Bank got better and better, setting the stage for its first state playoffs appearance in seven years. Even after finishing in last place in B-North and missing the Handchen Cup, the Bucs still made a more-than-impressive run through the Public 'B' tournament.
"It was a tough way to finish, but as I tried to communicate to the boys in the locker room, you can't be greedy," Hall said. "You come into this thing as a 25-seed having to petition to get in and now you want to act [sore] that you lost in the quarterfinals to the one-seed. That's not how it looks to me."
At the bare minimum, the bar has been set for the future in Red Bank ice hockey. Now, as Hall said, players will want to do this sort of thing again.
"For sure, with losing nine seniors, it's going to be a hell of a rebuilding year for us and I don't have any illusions about where we're going to be next year as a team, but it kind of establishes a beach head," he said.
"So now, these freshman and sophomores are going to be able to say to the guys coming in, 'OK, we've been there and we want to get back there.' It advances the horizon for us. Where our horizon used to be, 'let's see what we can do in the Shore,' is now, 'Let's go get in the states. That was fun, we knocked some teams off so why don't we go do it again.'"
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The position of the foot just before ground contact during running and walking may put people at risk for ankle sprains, according to a new study published by a University of Georgia kinesiology researcher.
The results of the study, which appear in the June online edition of the American Journal of Sports Medicine, found that people who have a history of repetitive ankle sprains demonstrated lower clearance heights between their feet and the floor during running and pointed their toes down more during walking. Ankle sprains are the most common sports-related injury, and many who experience a sprain will go on to develop chronic instability, suffering repeated sprains during their lifetime.
"Almost everyone who is physically active will suffer an ankle sprain at some point," said the study's lead author, Cathleen Brown Crowell, an assistant professor in the UGA College of Education's department of kinesiology. "Many people develop repetitive ankle injuries that are painful, can decrease performance and increase the risk of ankle osteoarthritis. We were able to identify factors in foot positioning prior to contact with the ground that may predispose some people to these repetitive injuries. These findings can help clinicians develop rehabilitation programs that address movements that may have been ignored in the past."
The study collected data on more than 30 male recreational athletes, some with a history of repetitive ankle sprains and some without. Motion capture equipment analyzed joint movements and forces in the participants during walking and running. This study was unique in that it analyzed all three possible motions of the ankle and included participants who had different types of ankle instability, explained Brown Crowell.
While such motion capture equipment may not be available for analysis of patients in rehabilitation clinics, the findings can be applied to physically active individuals at any level who sp
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By John Reynolds, mediaweek.co.uk, Monday, 11 July 2011 09:11AM
The Sun today (11 July) claimed its sister paper had topped 4 million copies and eBayers were offering up to £30 for a final edition of the News of the World.
The unofficial figure would mark the NotW's biggest sales figure in 10 years.
However, initial data from the National Federation of Retail Newsagents (NFRN), the retail trade body, suggest sales of the NotW were between the 3.5 to four million mark. However this figure is based on a sample.
According to sources, News International printed around four million copies, one million more than its regular print run.
Independent retailers and major supermarkets quickly found themselves running out of copies of the title on Sunday. More robust data is likely to available later today (Monday).
The last audited circulation for the NotW (July) was 2.6 million, according to ABC data.
The Sunday tabloid, axed in the wake of the phone hacking scandal, ran with the front page Thank You & Goodbye.
News International is donating all circulation revenue from the last issue to charitable causes.
The weekend witnessed a flurry of promotional activity from rival titles seeking to benefit from the beleaguered NotW and the desertion of advertisers from its pages.
The Mail on Sunday is targeting retailers with a promotional deal that offers NotW readers the chance to buy the Mail on Sunday, which is normally priced at £1.50, for £1.
The Mail on Sunday, Sunday Express, Daily Star on Sunday, Sunday Mirror and The People all printed extra copies at the weekend.
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A look at spell design for Winds of Magic, a Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay supplement
This week, I turn it over to Dan Clark, a key member of the WFRP design team, and the Action Card guru – Jay
Hi, my name is Dan, and I always wind up playing wizards.
Well, that's an exaggeration. Slightly. Mostly. Somewhat. But I play a lot of spellcasters, across all the games I play. And in my time I think I've learned some things about wizards, and what makes them fun.
Wizards are fun because they do something no one else can do. They can cast spells. In many game systems (and Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay is no exception), they have an entire game mechanic that exists only for their use - an entire portion of the game that only they can play.
In many cases, this makes wizards some of the most versatile characters around. Need a door opened? A bad guy lit on fire? A message carried halfway around the world? There's a spell for that.
The Warhammer world puts a slightly different spin on wizards – one that I think is very interesting – with the Colleges of Magic. Yes, wizards are highly versatile, speaking in broad terms. But since an individual wizard is a member of a single College, and draws from a single Wind (unless he wants to be burned at the stake), his versatility is found within a somewhat narrow focus. Want a guy lit on fire? A Bright Wizard is your man. But that same Bright Wizard is not your man for seeing the future or communing with the beasts of the wood (you need a Celestial Wizard or an Amber Wizard for those).
When designing the spells for the various Colleges of Magic, I kept the focus and "feel" of each of the winds in mind, but I also kept that idea of versatility to heart as well. Every order needed to be able to contribute in a fight (after all, this is Warhammer!), and every order needed to be able to do more than just fight (even the Bright Wizards). But there would be little point in designing "Flameblast" over and over again and only change the name. So even the things that every order can do (like deal damage to a bad guy) had to look and feel and play differently, as well.
So that's why, for example, the Amethyst Order has a theme of using the Willpower characteristic for both its own spells and for its targets to resist damage (rather than the more usual Toughness). That's why the Jade Order deals wounds, fatigue, and stress directly, rather than dealing damage that can be reduced. And so on.
Also, I wanted each order to have a unique feel, with some of its own mechanical themes to go with its flavour and story themes. As a result, we have Amber Wizards who have unique mechanics for turning themselves into animals, and unique spells they can cast while in beast form. Gold Wizards use their recharge counters as a sort of "countdown" mechanic, where their alchemical transmutations and conjurations dwindle in power or brew into completion. Celestial Wizards foresight and intuition allows them to manipulate dice and recharge tokens in a variety of ways other wizards cannot.
If we've done our jobs right, then wizards of every order should have a variety of exciting and interesting effects that feel like they belong in that order and nowhere else. Here's a sample of what's coming at you to give you an idea…
Amber Order Magic
Amber Wizards possess the ability to transform themselves into beasts via action cards such as Form of the White Wolf. These transformations replace their physical characteristics and skills with those of their new form – which can differ based on whether the wizard is being conservative or reckless while assuming his beastform. While in beast form, Amber Wizards may only cast spells with the Beastform trait, however, they are not required to be in beast form to cast such spells. In addition to the mechanical effects listed on the various action cards, there are any number of creative or story-related uses for beast forms – for example, the raven's ability to fly – that are not explicitly detailed. The GM and common sense are your guide for these effects. Many Amber Order spells use skills other than Spellcraft or characteristics other than Intelligence as their governing abilities.
Amethyst Order Magic
The Amethyst Order practices the magic of death and dying. The inevitability of death means that many Amethyst attack spells ignore armour or even the Toughness of their foes. Several Amethyst spells target an enemy's Willpower or use the wizard's Willpower to determine the magnitude of their effect – sometimes both. The Amethyst Order has several spells that are especially useful tools against the undead, particularly incorporeal undead. Overall, however, Amethyst Wizards are slightly less specialised in this practice than priests of Morr.
Bright Order Magic
The Bright Order specialises in the magic of flames, fire, and passion. No College has as many spells focused on dealing great amounts of damage, often to large numbers of targets at once. The more fiery magic he throws around, the more dangerous a Bright Wizard becomes, since many spells synergise with other Bright spells that are recharging. While most Bright Order spells are unsubtle and damaging, they are capable of much more. Some Bright Order spells are able to stoke the passions of their allies or enrage their foes. They are also capable of manipulating fire and heat for more than strictly offensive purposes.
Light Order Magic
Light Wizards are beacons of radiance and clarity. They see clearly, both literally and metaphorically. The Light Order is one of the very few College orders that are able to utilise healing magic to a limited degree. In addition, many Light Order spells recover stress and fatigue as a side effect of their soothing light. The Light Order excels at blinding its foes and dispelling darkness, which is extremely effective against enemies with sensitive night vision, such as Night Goblins. They also learn many spells that specifically target daemons or are more effective when used against daemons – note how Daemonbane inflicts wounds rather than damage. Take that, Chaos!
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Today, I went out to a local wetland to see if I could find some activity. I was pleased with the birds I found and put my A99 w/70-400mm G into action on one of the things it does best (BIF).
Most of the large birds were at a distance of a couple hundred feet. The smaller birds were fairly close but in lots of weeds.
This is what I love to do on a beautiful day.
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