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Because of this, there are a lot of drummers who do not know how to play reggae, and it is evident in their feel and sound. This DVD addresses all of that. This is basically a library of information (within a tutorial) on reggae drumming, music, history and philosophy.
The first portion of this video addresses the origin of reggae music through the Nyabingi rhythm and philosophy. Gil plays along with traditional Nyabingi drummers ( a real treat ), and he lets them explain Nyabingi philosophy, drumming as well as the purpose of the drums themselves.
From that point on, the entire DVD encompasses everything you will need in order to play old school and modern reggae. I am amazed at how much information is packed into this single DVD. My hat is really off to Gil for being so knowledgeable and knowing the music so well. His explanations are perfect, and his reggae drumming is VERY powerful.
An overview of all included material:
* An illustrated history of reggae and reggae beats
* Tutorials and exercises on all major reggae beats, and there are a lot.
* Over 10 live performances with full a full band. Guys, this band is WICKED.
* Play along tracks with no drums
* Interviews with reggae drumming legends like Santa Davis, ska Legend Lloyd Knib and Adrian Young of No Doubt.
* Tuning tips for that reggae sound
* An ebook with exercises and a photo ebook
The sheer respect that Gil Sharone has put into this work of art really shines through. There is so much well thought out information and insight included that this DVD could be a source of study for any drummer's lifetime.
If you want to really play reggae like a pro, this is the way to go. Add Wicked Beats to your library today!
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10 Practical Tips for Baby Care
Caring for Baby
When I was four months pregnant, my husband accepted a new job on the other side of the country. I was terrified of leaving my family and friends and proceeded to buy every highly recommended baby book I could find. I pored over these books, highlighter in hand, hoping to find all the answers to pregnancy and parenting.
After birth, my newborn immediately became the guinea pig for the countless techniques I had learned. But once my daughter was squirming and wailing in my arms at 4 AM, I realized some of the methods I read were more effective than others.
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It may be a better blog editor than the one included in Blogger or other blogging platforms. You may use it to read an OpenOffice document (OpenDocument) or a Microsoft Word document on a computer that doesn't have a compatible software. Or maybe it's nice to know that your documents are always available even if you use a different computer. You could a keep a simple ToDo list, write a book, brainstorm ideas or collaborate on a school project. You may even use it a wiki, like did when I invited you to define Google collaboratively.
"I used Google Docs exclusively to teach my daughter her senior Civics/Gov't course. In a course we put together she had to analyze and summarize various aspects of each state government's branches. So, there was a doc for each state then a final paper discussing what she found and her supported opinion on what works best. Sharing the docs saved lots of paper and printing and hassle. It was as close to paperless as possible," argues Lynn.
"Teachers are publishing announcements about upcoming assignments and monitoring student progress via the revision history. In the revision history, you can see clearly who contributed to what assignment and when; if a student says he or she worked on a given project for five hours, it will be documented (no more "dog ate my homework" excuses). Additionally, faculty are using GDS to keep track of grades, attendance, student projects and assignments. Students are using GDS to stay organized and work more effectively. Google Docs & Spreadsheets helps promote group work and editing skills, and encourages multiple revisions and peer editing. Students can go online to collaborate with other students, teachers, parents, relatives and tutors, and enter updates anytime from anywhere. And through their revisions history, kids can check how they've revised a document and who has helped. Not to be outdone, Google spreadsheets allows students to track their grades, assignments, semester goals, baseball statistics, car expenses, or anything else that interests them," thinks Gordon F. Snyder Jr.
"I love Google Documents. I'm a journalist and it allows me to work on stories without transfering everything back and forth across devices," says Steven Allen Adams.
"Our daily shopping list was written on scrap paper in the kitchen. If my wife was able to go shopping during her lunch break at work, but did not have the list it took a phone call to clarify what was on the list. Items could not be added at the last minute, again without a phone call to the other. The solution was a shared spreadsheet designed to print on one sheet of A4. The items are categorised in the same order as the layout at the local supermarket. Each of us can add items at any time without having to contact the other, and each of us can go shopping in confidence that we have the latest list. After printing out the spreadsheet, the cell contents are deleted and the list starts again," confesses Mick.
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Emilee Williams, daughter of Mike and Ali Williams and fourth-grade student at Mountain View Elementary School, recently won the 2013 Soil and Water Conservation Poster Contest in the fourth grade category at both the Ashe County and Area level.
Emilee's poster entry will go on to compete at the state level in May of this year. Congratulations, Emilee, and good luck in the state competition.
Alyssa Cahan, a third-grader from Westwood, won first place, and Adrian Arado, a sixth-grader from Westwood, won second place in their respective categories. Karoline Keith, a fifth-grader from Mountain View, placed first at the county level. Congratulations to you all, as well.
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The Bird Island webcam is situated in the office window of Prince House, the living/accomodation building on Bird Island. It usually points South West, towards Molly Hill and Tonk. The generator shed and the jetty can be seen in the foreground. It is updated every hour, but the blind is closed at dusk so no image will be seen after dark. This prevents night-flying birds that are attracted to the light from hitting the windows.
In summer, the beach in the foreground is a busy Antarctic fur seal breeding colony, in winter it is sometimes visited by leopard seals, and in spring by large male elephant seals. Gentoo penguins can be seen at any time. Dense fog can sometimes make the image rather disappointing, but our constantly changing wildlife and seasons means the camera is of interest all year round.
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Mizuno USA brings America's favorite pastimes -- baseball and softball -- to communities across the country through the "Dare To Dream" Tour. This mobile baseball/softball workshop visits youth fields, major league stadiums, community baseball parks and sporting goods retailers. Baseball and softball fans of all ages will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of tour exhibits and, at selected locations, experience the art of glove craftsmanship as well as meet their favorite Major League Baseball stars.
Mizuno's "Dare to Dream" Tour van is a mobile exhibit. Some of the same equipment that's used by Major League All-Stars such as Miguel Tejada and Chipper Jones, and Team USA Olympic softball stars Jennie Finch and Natasha Watley, will be available to see, touch and try out first hand!
Each "Dare To Dream" Tour van travels the country year-round, giving thousands of players the opportunity to get an up close and personal look at the latest innovations in baseball and softball equipment and to experience all the "Dare To Dream" Tour has to offer.
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You probably know that Sasha Cohen is an accomplished figure skater, but do you know that she is also a student at Columbia? Sports editor Eli Schultz recently sat down with the Olympic silver medalist to discuss everything from the upcoming Olympic Games to her cameo in Will Ferrell's, "Blades of Glory."
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I sat down and played a few hours of BioShock Infinite yesterday. Here are my first impressions of the game.
There is music everywhere.
This is what strikes me most about my first few minutes walking about the flying city of Columbia in Irrational Games's upcoming BioShock Infinite.
There's a barber shop quartet on a floating ship, some musicians playing strings, Victrolas warbling out old-timey gospel tunes, carnies calling from their stalls. Everywhere I turn, music and voices fill my ears, wafting and mingling beneath a blue sky, drifting about between the clouds.
"We have such a limited pipeline with games," lead designer Ken Levine tells me when I ask him why they made music such a big part of the game.
Unlike real life and its wide array of sensory inputs, in a video game there's basically only visuals and sound, and Levine and the BioShock team have made the most of them both. Music, chatter, the sounds of the city, the sharp pop of gunfire, all of it adds punctuation to the sights and splendor of the city.
The White City
At least part of the inspiration for Infinite Levine took from the book The Devil in the White City, Erik Larson's narrative account of the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago.
Also known as the World's Columbian Exposition (as it marked the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus's voyage to the New World) the fair was one of the most remarkable World's Fairs of all time. Architects crafted massive, stucco-white buildings designed to stand only for the duration of the fair—buildings on a scale that dwarfs imagination.
The 14 buildings constructed for the fair added up to a total of 63 million square feet, and stood on 633 acres.
These grand, neoclassical buildings at once symbolized the emerging concept of American Exceptionalism and served to draw visitors to view new wonders from across the world.
These included the very first Ferris Wheel, pictured above—a massive contraption standing 264 feet in the air capable of sitting over 2,000 people at a time. It was designed to rival the Paris World's Fair's Eiffel Tower.
The Columbian Exposition also marked the dawn of a new technological era, introducing the alternating current lightbulb developed by Westinghouse, and showing visitors myriad other innovations and marvels.
The event was designed to inspire awe and to cement Chicago in the world's mind as a great American metropolis, rivaling even New York City.
In the flying city of Columbia, we witness similarly daunting structures. Grand, floating neoclassical edifices not merely massive, but perched high among the clouds.
Levine tells me that he wanted to create that same sense of wonder in Columbia that people must have felt at the Chicago World Fair. A newness and a technology more like magic than science.
And like the White City in Larson's book, there is a dark underbelly hiding just beneath the gilded surface.
The Shining City on a Cloud
I knew going in that Infinite delved into themes of American Exceptionalism, a concept that emerged in earnest around the time the Columbian Exposition but hearkened back to the idea of the City on a Hill—that Utopian vision of the United States first envisaged by the Puritans who believed they could remake the world in a more godly image.
This notion has been revived and updated throughout America's history. President Reagan outlined his own vision for a "shining city on a hill" when he left office. You can hear its less poetic resonance in chants of "We're number one!" at political events, or in politicians' crowd-pleasing speeches proclaiming ours a nation of destiny, the greatest nation of all time.
Manifest Destiny fueled our expansion across the continent, and fuels Columbia's ascension into the clouds.
For the citizens of Columbia, American Exceptionalism died with the Civil War and the "traitor" Lincoln.
Following their prophet, Zachary Comstock, the Columbians proudly seceded from the Union and took to the skies. And like the Puritans before them, their secession was not merely born out of politics, but out of religious fervor.
This surprised me—I wasn't expecting such strident religiosity from the game.
The archipelago of grand buildings and manicured promenades is, on the surface, the very picture of the Good Ol' Days.
Men in straw hats sitting idly with pretty women in turn of the century dresses and sunhats; children playing the streets; vendors selling hot dogs and people strolling about listening to music or visiting the carnival. It's like a never-ending World's Fair.
The hooded worshipers in their watery, candlelit temples is an odd, but fitting, juxtaposition of both imagery and theme. There's that sense of old time religion and old time Americanism wound closely together. It's also deeply creepy.
Columbia's smiling facade is underpinned by a religious cult devoted to the teachings of Comstock and ruled by his most zealous adherents. It is, in the greatest of American traditions, an offshoot of Christianity that has taken on its own distinctly American sentiments and mythology.
Both Andrew Ryan, the Ayn Rand-inspired objectivist villain from the first BioShock, and Zachary Comstock share one thing in common: an obsession with power. While Ryan was an atheist and a strident capitalist in the vein of John Galt, Comstock is a religious figure and an ultra-nationalist.
Yet both men are drawn to the same conclusions, toward a totalitarian vision of the world with their own booted feet at the top of the pile.
The city of Columbia is a living, breathing creature. The buildings don't merely float, they shift in the air. The city has a pulse, a rhythm that makes it feel alive, awake somehow—if not sentient, then at least organic. It is the product of a melding of technology and magic, and it makes for a glorious environment in which to play a game.
But not all is light and airy. Enter certain buildings and you'll find corpses half-eaten by crows. Pictures of Abraham Lincoln painted as the devil hang from the walls. Segregation is strictly enforced—in Columbia, there is no recognition of emancipation—and we are constantly told that it is the White Race's duty to dominate all others.
Columbia, it turns out, is not merely a bastion of American Exceptionalism, it is a religious cult and a white nationalist society that delights in the subjugation of black people, Native Americans, the Chinese.
There's a scene taken straight out of The Lottery, the short story by Shirley Jackson, and in many respects Columbia is very much like the small town in Jackson's work—an idyllic setting on the surface, but all its serenity enforced through violence.
Devil in the Flying City
Infinite's protagonist, ex-Pinkerton Booker DeWitt, is the grudging hero of the story, sent to Columbia by mysterious benefactors who have hired to him to find "the girl" and bring her safely to New York in order to "wipe away the debt."
It's all very cryptic, but the people who have sent DeWitt come across as just as wicked as the people he finds himself confronting in Columbia.
Unlike past BioShock games, Booker is not a silent protagonist. He's not a cipher in the vein of Gordon Freeman, though like Half-Life 2 he doesn't traverse the game alone.
Infinite's version of Alyx Vance is Elizabeth, a young woman who has been locked away in a tower her entire life and who possesses her own suite of strange powers.
Elizabeth, pictured above, reminds me more than anything of Belle from Disney's Beauty and the Beast.
This is at least partly intentional. Levine tells me Elizabeth's character is meant to be viewed as something of a nerd. She's spent her whole life studying cryptography and whatever other dorky stuff she could get her hands on while ensconced in captivity. She's like the archetypal princess locked away in a tower, and DeWitt is her knight in shining armor.
So part Belle, part Rapunzel, and part Alyx Vance—at least so far as I can tell.
Like DeWitt himself, Elizabeth is larger than life. Her character is distinct, pronounced, her eyes larger and her face more cartoonish than any of the other NPCs. This was done partly in order to convey her emotions from a distance, Levine tells me, and partly because she is supposed to be viewed as distinct and special.
Fortunately, at least in the part of the game I played, Elizabeth is not the cleavage-sporting figure we've seen in some early screenshots. As you can see in the picture above, she's dressed modestly enough and has more reasonable dimensions. Unless she dons a more revealing outfit in the game and goes in for some plastic surgery, I think this is a step in the right direction.
As players blast their way through the game—for all its interesting themes, this is still very much a violent first-person shooter—Elizabeth and Booker get to know one another through dialogue and choices and their relationship evolves over time. Apparently it can evolve in different ways as the game progresses, though my time with both characters was much too brief to say.
Both Booker and Elizabeth have special roles to fulfill in Comstock's prophecy. Elizabeth is a Chosen One of sorts, destined to bring about some sort of final verdict to the "Sodom below." Booker, meanwhile, bears the Mark of the Beast and is labeled the False Shepherd, a devil in human skin, by his antagonists.
Combat and Gameplay
Certainly you gain devilish powers as you make your way through the game. Various Possessions grant you the ability to levitate enemies or swarm them with a deadly, flesh-eating murder of crows, or lob fire grenades at your foes burning them to death.
These super powers work in tandem with a suite of guns that, while distinctly "old-fashioned" manage to be quite deadly. Everything from rocket launchers to sniper rifles are present, though you can only carry two guns at a time, and ammo runs out quickly the more powerful the weapon (though you can upgrade clip size, accuracy, damage, etc. at vending machines using the Silver Eagle currency in the game.)
This is where Elizabeth becomes more than just a chatty companion. She'll toss Booker ammo refills or health kits, pick locks on chests or doors, and generally assist him in his efforts to escape the city. She's not a fighter herself, but she does have her own strange powers that weren't fully explained during my several hours with the game.
Thankfully, this isn't merely a relationship between the archetypal Tough Guy and the archetypal Damsel in Distress, at least so far as I can tell. Again, my experience is too limited to speak at length about these characters and the dynamic between them.
Combat is generally satisfying. There are a range of difficulty levels to choose from, and a number of ways to approach each combat situation.
One possession power, for instance, gives you control over machines. So, for instance, you can turn a turret gun against your enemies. Or you could blow up the turret and shoot down your foes, or burn them to death, or toss them into the air and pick them off while they're helpless.
The guns have a weight to them that's familiar to earlier BioShock titles. The gunfire pops satisfyingly. You can feel the gunshot and see its impact on your opponent. In melee-centric games, one thing I always look for is the "oomph" factor. Does combat create a visceral sense of contact? The same "oomph" factor can be applied to shooters, and Infinite certainly does a very good job at it.
Melee is an option that I actually used quite a bit as well. Enemies rush you, and swinging at them with your hook-arm can be an effective way to not die.
That same arm allows you to swing from hooks throughout the city, or ride its rail system which is, in its own right, a thrilling activity. Zipping along through the clouds between floating buildings is actually quite a lot of fun, especially when it's integrated directly into combat.
Final First Impressions
It's much too early to say whether this game will be great or not, but I had a really good time playing it so far, and I'm actually quite saddened by the fact that I won't be able to play it more until March 26th (or, one hopes, slightly before its release so that I can give it a full review.)
I've said before that one of the most important considerations I take into account when reviewing a game is whether I feel like finishing it or not. I feel like finishing, or at least continuing to play, BioShock Infinite.
Speaking of March 26th, the game was delayed after Rod Fergusson came onboard from Epic and decided that the game needed an extra month of polish and bug-fixes before its release. Levine agreed. Better to delay the game and make it as good as it possibly could be than to release a half-baked product.
I asked Levine if all the delays and personnel changes pointed to some sort of bigger struggle with the game's development. He told me that wasn't the case.
Basically, he said, the long development cycle boils down to the game growing much bigger than anyone expected. The well-received E3 demo caused everyone to rethink just how much they wanted to deliver, and the team realized they wanted to shoot higher rather than over-promise and under-deliver even if it took longer to ship. Publisher 2K was supportive, according to Levine.
"I knew there'd be speculation," Levine tells me, "But I'm not interested in fighting PR wars. I'd rather just show you the game."
That makes sense to me. The game itself is a lot of fun.
It's not open-ended in the same way that a game like Dishonored is, though the way the city of Columbia functions as its own character within the game world reminds me a bit of Dunwall. This is not an open-world game, though it is a game with choices, optional quests, and lots of secrets and lore to riddle out, making the game a lot more interesting than many other shooters out there.
In my review of Far Cry 3 I noted that it had a hard time balancing out narrative pacing with its open-world approach. Infinite pays much closer attention to its story and pacing, on the other hand, and I think that's a good thing. Not every game needs to be open world, or played at your own pace.
But this is hardly just a corridor shooter, however.
I spent lots of time exploring right off the bat. Exploration is an important feature in the game, as the game world itself is really fun to explore.
Exploring helps you learn about the city's history and its mysterious leader and the strange powers and technologies that sustain everything and everyone. It can reveal interesting tidbits about the game world.
Eavesdropping gives you a sense of the people who inhabit it, and spending any time looking at posters or listening to people reveals just how prevalent the Prophet's propaganda is.
You also find better gear uprades and special powers if you go off the beaten path.
Still, you never go off that path for too long. The story pounds away and the pacing, at least in the first few hours of the game, is strong. There's a good balance between these elements, though I have no idea if that balance persists throughout the game.
Perhaps my only real complaint so far in the game is the checkpoint system.
When you die, you're revived near where you bit the bullet, but none of the enemies you just killed revive with you. So let's say you're up against seven enemies and you kill off four before dying. When you come back to life, only three remain. This means that no matter how much you die, you can always complete an area through sheer perseverance alone.
I think this is a mistake. It allows players to fail repeatedly rather than forcing them to learn. If there were one thing I'd change about the game after just its first handful of hours, it would be this.
While I'm sure in my full review I'll have more gripes—I always do, since even very good games have their issues—for the purposes of this preview one needs to acknowledge that the game is still not a finished product and cannot be properly judged until it's ready to ship.
I will say that I think rumors of the game's troubles are almost certainly overblown.
What I've played so far is solid and fun and sports some of the best-looking environments I've ever seen in a game. The floating city provides a depth and scale that is truly unique, and the juxtaposition of this gilded veneer and the fanatical darkness beneath it gives the game real menace, even if it's a very different sort of menace than we felt in the cramped underwater halls of the first BioShock games.
Gone is the tense claustrophobia of Rapture; Columbia is a city of seemingly infinite space.
Disclosure: I spent my own money to travel to Los Angeles to attend this preview event, though food and drinks were provided on-site.
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As OnTheMinute.com reported today that Marco Storari have joined Juve $4.5 Million.
What are your views that Storari who is former Ac Milan keep will do best at Rival Club?
good luck to him as he faces a near impossible task of dethroning that goalkeeper who goes by the name of gianluigi buffon. Might have heard of him? and there is alex manninger too but the positive point is that he did that with ac milan too when he had kalac, dida and abbiate ahead of him and he managed to come out on top for a short while.
its like killing it up he should have joined Arsenal, They need something lmao with luis fabianski stuggling not just struggling lack of doing anything
yes he could have been a starter for arsenal or even manchester united. Van der sar is old as titanic now. They must surely be thinking abt signing a replacement for him.
No news from ManYoo though there are news that Fulham Gaolie will be signed by Arsenal
VDS understudy is not as bad as arsenal goaliesi forgot his name that polish guy


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- Chattanooga Mocs senior Steven Fox (Hendersonville, Tenn.) is in Miami, Fla., preparing to represent the United States on Copa de las Americas at Doral Resort and Spa. The Copa de las Americas includes competitors from North America, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.
Fox, the 2012 United States Amateur Champion, headlines a strong USA contingent. World No. 1 Chris Williams (Washington) joins Fox on the men's squad, while Lindy Duncan (Duke) and Erynne Lee (Cal) round out the women's contingent. Fox and Williams combined with Alabama's Justin Thomas to bring home the Eisenhower Trophy at the 2012 World Amateur Team Championship in October.
There are three 72-hole competitions in the event covering four days, January 3-6. There are men's and women's as well as an overall championship.
Fox and his teammates are playing on one of the famed venues on the PGA Tour, the TPC Blue Monster Course. It adds to the amazing list of courses Fox's epic U.S. Am win is tied to. It starts with famed Cherry Hills Country Club where he won the Havemeyer Trophy. It's the same location Phil Mickleson captured his U.S. Am title in 1990.
His win at Cherry Hills, where he joins its Hall of Champions with Mickleson, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus among other, offers an opportunity to compete on legendary courses. He plays in his first PGA Tour event later this month is the 2013 Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. He is also invited to the Masters (Augusta National), U.S. Open (Merion G.C.) and British Open (Muirfield).
This is the fifth edition of the Copa de las Americas dating back to 2003. The U.S. won the women's team and overall titles in 2007 and 2010, the men's in 2007 and overall in 2007 and 2010.
This is the first time the Copa de las Americas tees off in the United States. Puerto Rico (2003 - Westin Rio Mar Beach Resort), Mexico (2005 - El Tigre Club de Golf), Canada (2007 - Beacon Hall Golf Club) and Argentina (2010 - Buenos Aires G.C.) hosted the first four.
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perfect chair for my daughter's 10th birthday, we decided to surprise her with a remodeled bedroom. because all her furniture is white, we wanted to add a splash of color on the wall and with a chair. this chair is perfect. the color is gorgeous and it is super comfortable. it is her favorite spot in her room. it is low, but that is what makes it great, the curve of the back is perfect for reading or watching TV! October 22, 2014
Great color and comfortable. The chair is a great color, it is comfortable, not too heavy so it is easy to move to clean under and it is not too big in the space I have for it. I am very happy with this purchase. January 21, 2014
Awesome Chair! My house is decorated with lime green accents. When I saw this chair I absolutely had to have it for my bedroom. I got it on sale so it's an outstanding value for me, but would have purchased it at full price. Love, love, love it. I would recommend this purchase to anyone. December 29, 2013
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Great color and comfortable I was first concerned about the color and the fact it had no arms but chair is perfect. It sits low but is wide enough to be super comfortable. The fabric is great. I have four dogs and a kid and it is very durable. Color is accurate when they say green apple. May 5, 2013
Unique Accent Chair I had been looking for a unique accent chair for our living room. My accent color is this 'pear green' as I call it. When I first saw the chair in the store I wasn't 100% sure if it was the exact color I needed, but it was definitely the style I was looking for and the price was right. I took a chance and purchased the chair, and it is the PERFECT color. It is quite comfortable, and exactly what I was looking for in an accent chair. February 19, 2013
Great color. Great color, definitely true to the picture, looks good in the home but not very comfortable. My b/f likes the look but won't sit in it. Not very soft at all, would be a lot better if it was longer or had a foot rest but I think it looks great. October 7, 2013
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart said Derek Dooley improved Tennessee football during his three-year tenure as the Volunteers' coach – just not enough to keep the job.
Dooley, 44, was fired Sunday after posting a 15-21 record that lacked wins over ranked opponents and Southeastern Conference foes. Dooley was 4-19 in SEC games and 0-15 against Top 25 teams. Tennessee (4-7, 0-7 SEC) is 1-14 in the SEC over the last two years.
Hart said Sunday that Dooley improved the team despite inheriting a tough situation, but he noted that "you can't ignore the results at the end of the day."
Tennessee's 41-18 loss to Vanderbilt on Saturday guarantees the Vols their third consecutive losing season.
Offensive coordinator Jim Chaney will coach the Vols' season finale.
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Last year, Google replaced SearchWiki with starred results. You only had to click on a star to bookmark a search result and to quickly find it later.
Unfortunately, this feature is no longer available and you have to find other ways to bookmark search results: bookmarklets, Google Toolbar and other extensions.
A Google employee confirmed this change. "The Star feature no longer exists on Google. The Star function continues to exist through google.com/bookmarks though. Anything you previously starred will show up when you visit bookmarks."
Starred results and SearchWiki were really useful for refinding web pages, but probably not many people used them. These features were a lot more useful than Instant Preview, which is still available.
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GILBERT – Thousands of coal miners are unemployed, and many other families are in need this holiday season. Those living in this region are being asked to show their support for these miners who have always kept the lights on by making contributions of food, household or personal hygiene items.
"My husband and father were laid off from a surface mine. My husband has been blessed with another job, but most have not been so blessed," said Angie Cline, who is organizing the event, "I have so many friends and family who have been laid off. This is a serious issue in our community and our state. I thought this would be something I could do to help."
Items to donate include non-perishable foods and household items, such as soap, toothbrushes and toothpaste, etc. Toys for children are also welcome.
"Things like paper towels, cleaning products and diapers cost a lot," said Cline, "Getting those things would help the families a lot."
The Larry Joe Harless Community Center at Gilbert. will be accepting donations on December 7, 8 and 9, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Donations of money will also be accepted at the center, or make checks payable to Coal Miners Christmas Drive, 5405 Browning Fork Rd., Gilbert, WV 25621.
Santa will be on hand Friday and Saturday from 1-7 p.m. to visit with children and listen to their Christmas wishes.
For information, to volunteer or donate, contact Angie Cline at 304-664-9382 (please leave a message if no answer).


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The home on Greenbriar Drive is set off by its lush landscaping and finely manicured hedges, plants and mature trees.
The great room has a wonderful southwest feel thanks to cantera columns and fireplace mantle plus a high ceiling with beautiful cypress wood beams.
Antique wood doors lead into the Saltillo-tiled master bedroom featuring a recessed cypress wood casement ceiling.
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Relax a while in the blue tiled garden tub overlooking the patio and pool area.
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--- Tim Stapleton: Paced the Wolves and shared fifth in the AHL with 14 points (4G, 9A) at the conclusion of the division finals ... His nine assists in 14 games ranked second on the team and held fifth in the league at the time of the Wolves elimination ... Ranked second on the Wolves and shared 10th in the AHL with a career-high 30 goals and held second on Chicago with 59 points in 73 regular season games ... Tallied two goals in six NHL outings with the Atlanta Thrashers
--- Anthony Stewart: Paced the team and shared second in the AHL with nine goals and led the league with six power-play strikes at the end of the division finals ... Shared second on the team and eighth in the league at the time of the club's elimination with 12 points in 13 games ... Ended the postseason on an eight-game point streak, which is tied for the third longest streak in the AHL this postseason; Bagged seven goals and 10 points during that span ... Shared 10th on the team with 12 goals and 19 assists and ranked 10th with 31 points in 77 regular-season games
--- Jason Krog: Dished out six assists in 14 postseason contests to match the AHL's all-time record for career postseason helpers with 76 ... Shared fourth on the team with 11 points (5G, 6A) this postseason to move into third place on the AHL's all-time postseason scoring register with 118 points (42G, 76A) in 101 games ... Led the team and ranked second in the AHL with 61 assists and ranked first on the Wolves and seventh in the league with 75 points in 78 games during the regular season this year ... Became the 79th player in AHL history to reach 500 points, amassing 523 points (171G, 352A) in 455 career AHL games
--- Matt Anderson: Shared first in the AHL with 12 assists at the conclusion of the division finals ... Shared second on the team and eighth in the league with 12 points in 14 games at the time of the Wolves elimination ... Shared third on the team with a career-high 29 assists, sixth with a career-most 16 goals and ranked seventh with a career-best 45 points in 63 regular-season games
--- Spencer Machacek: Held second on the team and sixth in the league with seven goals at the conclusion of the division finals ... Shared fourth on the Wolves with 11 points in 13 games during his playoff debut ... Shared fourth on the team with 20 goals, third with a career-high 29 assists and ranked sixth with 49 points in 79 games during the regular season
--- Nathan Oystrick: Ranked second among league defensemen with 10 points in 13 playoff outings at the conclusion of the division finals ... His eight assists shared first among league blueliners and held third on the Wolves at the time of the club's elimination ... Ranked second on the Wolves with 96 penalty minutes and held fourth among team blueliners with 23 points (7G, 16A) in 43 matchups during the regular season
--- Joey Crabb: Ranked third on the team with six goals and shared fourth with 11 points in 14 postseason matchups ... Set career-highs in every offensive category with 24 goals, 29 assists and 53 points in 79 games during the regular season this year
--- Brett Sterling: Shared fifth on the team with four goals and seventh with 10 points in nine postseason matchups ... Led the team and shared sixth in the league with 34 goals, despite appearing in only 55 games during the regular season ... Held third on the team with 56 points
--- Chicago's Game 7 loss to Texas in the West Division Finals was just the second time in franchise history the team has lost a winner-take-all matchup (7-2) and first time they lost one at the Allstate Arena (5-1).
--- The Wolves set a postseason franchise record with three shutouts during the 2010 Calder Cup playoffs; goaltender Peter Mannino matched a club playoff record with two shutouts in one postseason, while netminder Drew MacIntyre pitched the other blanking.
--- Despite being eliminated by Texas in Game 7 of the West Division Finals, the Wolves staved off elimination in Game 6 and are 16-10 all-time (.615) when facing elimination in the postseason, which includes a 12-5 mark in the Calder Cup playoffs (.706).
--- Four of Chicago's 14 playoff games were decided in overtime (1-3), which matches a postseason franchise record; the Wolves went 4-0 in extra time in the 2002 postseason en route to claiming their first Calder Cup title.
--- Defenseman Chris Chelios, the NHL's all-time leader with 266 career Stanley Cup playoff games played, accrued 12 penalty minutes in 14 contests during his Calder Cup playoff debut.
--- Nine of Chicago's 14 playoff games were decided by one goal (4-5), which includes three of the seven West
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--- Eight of Chicago's 24 goals during the West Division Finals were scored on the power play (eight of 26); the Wolves finished the postseason ranked second in the AHL with a 30.8 power-play rating (16 of 52), after notching a franchise-low 56 power-play strikes on 324 chances (17.3) during the regular season.
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--- The Chicago Wolves took the lead three times but the Texas Stars battled back on each occasion and forced overtime before forward Jamie Benn snared the game-winner to give Texas the 6-5 win in Game 7 of the West Division Finals at the Allstate Arena
--- Forwards Spencer Machacek (2G), Brett Sterling, Tim Stapleton and Jason Krog lit the lamp for Chicago
--- Goaltender Drew MacIntyre turned aside 47 of 53 shots in regulation and overtime


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The Bird Island webcam is situated in the office window of Prince House, the living/accomodation building on Bird Island. It usually points South West, towards Molly Hill and Tonk. The generator shed and the jetty can be seen in the foreground. It is updated every hour, but the blind is closed at dusk so no image will be seen after dark. This prevents night-flying birds that are attracted to the light from hitting the windows.
In summer, the beach in the foreground is a busy Antarctic fur seal breeding colony, in winter it is sometimes visited by leopard seals, and in spring by large male elephant seals. Gentoo penguins can be seen at any time. Dense fog can sometimes make the image rather disappointing, but our constantly changing wildlife and seasons means the camera is of interest all year round.
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In this delightful story Mommy has a surprise for Caillou: his very own potty! Though initially uninterested, Caillou eventually decides that he wants to be a "big boy" and leave his diapers behind. After several attempts, a few failures, and near misses, Caillou learns to ask for the potty when he needs it and is rewarded with a sense of accomplishment and independence. Written with input from child psychologists, the Hand-in-Hand series of books helps children navigate their way successfully through various key developmental experiences of childhood.
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Saturday, December 14, 2013
Jamez Rogers scored 11 of his game-high 22 points in the third quarter to push the Wando Warriors past the Northwood Academy Chargers Friday in Mount Pleasant.
Wando (6-0) turned a one-point deficit into a 10-point advantage with an 11-2 run through the middle of the third quarter. Rogers paced the Warriors throughout the third and dropped in four points in the final minute to open a 12-point lead heading into the fourth.
"I think (Rogers) saw a need to take over the game and went after it," Wando head coach David Eaton said. "They were really getting into us but he's a great ball handler and a great finisher and I thought he did a good job."
Northwood (4-2) pulled within eight of Wando in the opening minutes of the fourth but couldn't slow the Warriors offense long enough to sustain any legitimate comeback attempt. Five different Warriors scored at least two points in the final frame, including four each from Rogers, Matt Pegram and Andrew Glover.
"The way we were playing, we felt fortunate to be tied at halftime," Eaton said. "We wanted to start the game over mentally in the second half, come out and be the aggressors and I think that's really what did it for us."
The undersized Chargers took advantage of the Warriors' mistakes early in the game, capitalizing on open lanes to the basket and second-shot opportunities. Daquan Acrum scored 12 points in the first half for Northwood to lead all scorers. The Chargers made several attempts to take control early in the game and took the lead three different times in the second quarter. Each time, Glover rained in a three to either retake the lead or tie the game for Wando. Glover led the Warriors with nine first-half points and finished with 15 on the night.
"We knew they were athletic and had some really good players but I thought we just came out sluggish tonight," Eaton said. "(Glover) showed his senior leadership when we needed him to take over. He's a really great player, who can do that, and he did a good job tonight."
The win marks the sixth straight for the Warriors this season. Saturday, they'll travel to Daniel Island to face longtime rival Bishop England (3-2) at 7:30 p.m.
"Tonight was a great tune-up for tomorrow because we didn't play that great and I think it was a little bit of a reality check for us," Eaton said. "It's always good to get a win but we can't play like that against Bishop England. So we'll go home, think about it tonight and hopefully start the game more mentally prepared tomorrow."
Lady Warriors fall
The Wando Lady Warriors suffered an 80-38 loss to Northwood in Friday night's opener.
Northwood guard Amber Campbell matched Wando (0-5) herself, scoring a game-high 38 points in the lopsided win. The Wake Forest signee broke the game open early with a 16-point first quarter. Northwood (6-1) established control early with a 17-1 run to start the game. Campbell turned in 13 more in the second quarter to send Northwood into halftime with an 18-point lead.
Dynasty Heyward scored nine and Clare McTighe added eight to lead Wando.
Saturday, the Lady Warriors face the tall order of the undefeated Bishop England Lady Bishops at 5:30 p.m. Bishop England (4-0) has yet to win a game by less than 40 points this season.
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The first cold snap has hit and if it is cold in the south the rest of the country is even colder......and that means the heat is now on your house. With the dry air in the house, and lots of sniffles and colds, before you know it I am hearing from parents concerned about nosebleeds.
Kids get tons of nosebleeds (not just from trauma) and even small noses will look like they are bleeding a lot. For some reason a lot of children's noses bleed during the night. That means lots of blood on sheets. A little bit of blood on sheets, hankies, or Kleenex looks like a lot more blood than it really is, so don't freak out.
If your child has a bloody nose try to have them tip their head forward, breath through their mouths and pinch the nose halfway between the tip and the base of the nose. Don't stick anything inside their nose at that may irritate the nostril even more. Don't let your child sniff the clot or rub it during the pinching.
In order to prevent nosebleeds during the dry cold months, it is often necessary to use a lubricant in your child's nose There are several saline nasal sprays that help, some of which have lubricants like aloe in them as well. A minimal amount of Vaseline can also keep the inner nasal mucosa moist so that the clot that forms after the nose has bled can have time to heal. Think of the clot inside the nose, just like a scab on your child's knee. If it gets bumped before it is healed it will bleed all over again.
Remember, if your child rubs their nose, "God forbid" picks their nose, or even blows their nose, once the nose has bled it is going to bleed again! If nosebleeds become recurrent, check with your doctor about taking a look inside your child's nose.
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