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Consumers Energy Foundation Partners with MUCC on Conservation Initiatives
LANSING—Consumers Energy Foundation and Michigan United Conservation Clubs (MUCC) announced a conservation partnership today that looks to connect communities to outdoor recreation opportunities and ensures that state policies reflect the priorities of Michigan's conservation community.
"We greatly appreciate Consumers Energy Foundation's commitment to conservation," said Erin McDonough, executive director of Michigan United Conservation Clubs. "This partnership allows us to do critical work both on-the-ground and in ensuring that sportsmen's conservation priorities are reflected across a wide range of DNR planning initiatives."
The $20,000 grant will fund MUCC staff time and resources in reviewing, analyzing and engaging in Department of Natural Resources (DNR) planning processes on a variety of policies and making sure that they are compatible with each other while reflecting the priorities of Michigan's conservation community. It will also fund staff time and resources in implementing the Michigan On-the-Ground program, a public-private partnership between MUCC and the DNR to connect communities to outdoor recreation opportunities and natural resources through on-the-ground volunteer fish and wildlife habitat projects.
Projects partially funded through the Consumers Energy Foundation partnership have already included cleaning wood duck boxes, clearing fields for wildlife food planting, building brush piles for rabbits and songbirds, clearing overgrown weeds and invasive plant species from waterfowl hunter access canals and, most recently, planting crabapple trees to provide a winter food source for wild turkeys.
"Consumers Energy provides energy to all 68 of Michigan's Lower Peninsula counties, and we are committed to taking actions to take care of the environment," said David Mengebier, president of the Consumers Energy Foundation. "That is part of our Promise to care for the communities we serve."
Founded in 1937, Michigan United Conservation Clubs is the largest state-specific conservation organization in the country with a mission to unite citizens to conserve, protect and enhance Michigan's natural resources and outdoor heritage.


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While Motorola's tablets have had some success, they didn't exactly live up to the hype that they were given before release. They didn't introduce anything truly groundbreaking, and they were pretty much run-of-the-mill devices with semi-sleek designs.
Maybe that's the reason the Xoom 3 was never released.
You heard me right, the Xoom 3.
Never heard of it? That's because the project was thrown away in its infancy — but there seems to be some pictures of the unreleased tablet. We have them for you after the break, as well as a few of the rumored specs.

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Full detailed profile on Frank "Buzz" Cooper Sr Played by Justin Deas on Guiding Light Daytime Soap Opera.
Justin Deas
Birthday: 1948-03-30
Mallet gets a call from the coastguard telling him that they've found a body. He tells Frank, Marina and Buzz. Marina is glad that this might all be over. Mallet is angry and asks her how the person who started all of this can live with themselves.
Inside, Christina explains things to Buzz and is sure that Remy would recognize they did the right thing and stay married. Buzz urges her to just tell Remy how she feels. Remy comes in and tells her that she can back out of the marriage if she wants. He's sure they can get an annulment.
Buzz, Cyrus, Frank and Lyn stand at the bar and talk about how Remy and Christina belong together and how even they want to be together but can't admit to it. Remy gets a call from Mel saying the papers are ready. He tells Christina they should eat first but she says there's no reason to wait. Their friends watch as they decide to get 'unmarried'. When Christina walks out, Remy's friends tell him he's out of his mind and should tell her how he really feels. As he leaves for the courthouse, everyone follows.
Buzz, Frank and Cyrus arrive at the courthouse and begin searching for Remy and Christina to stop them. As Christina signs the papers, Remy leaps into the courtroom and tells her how much he loves her. He doesn't know why they've been so afraid but he's not afraid anymore. "You're my wife and I will not allow you to sign those papers," he says. She admits that she loves him too and is ready to be his wife. Mel wants to hear their vows. Remy tells Christina that she makes him feel like he can take on the world and he promises to love and protect her forever. She tells him that she's always lived a straight and safe life... until she met him and started doing crazy things. She wants it all and wants it with him. They hug and he carries her out. Everyone claps.
At Company, Daisy berates her hung over grandfather for spending the whole wedding making out with Lillian. She'll probably need therapy now. They talk about Jeffrey. Buzz is pretty sure he's dead. He advises her to take whatever life has to offer her. Shayne, Dinah, Marina, Cyrus and Mel all file in for coffee. They hand out rice as they spot Christian and Remy walking in. As the couple is pelted with rice, they ask what's going on. "You two were married last night," Cyrus explains.
When she goes back inside, everyone is still explaining to Remy and Christina how they got married. Buzz has the whole thing recorded and puts on the DVD. They watch as Remy and Christina convince Doris to marry them. They ask each other if they remember. "I guess we don't," Remy says. Everyone tells them they must belong together if they keep getting married. Mel offers to get it annulled and leaves to work on it.
Christina sits with Buzz and asks him about the wedding and if Remy seemed happy. He says it must have been the booze talking. She confesses that she wasn't drunk at all; she knew what she was doing.
Lillian and Buzz watch from the side of the barn. They start making out. Their grandchildren stand in the distance and cringe as they watch. Mallet and Marina begin teasing Daisy about James as he wanders over.
Bill and Lizzie share the first dance. Lillian tells Buzz that they look happy. He thinks that's because Bill is thinking about the hotel room. "The young don't have a monopoly on hotel rooms," he adds. Phillip is called up to dance with his daughter and everyone else follows.
Across the lawn, James snubs his father and walks away. Phillip tells Lillian that he needs to convince his son that he loves him but he's running out of time. Beth joins him and they watch the children play while Buzz and Lillian slip into the bushes to make out. Alan arrives and wanders over to Buzz's table.
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Though the drunk-driving illegal alien who allegedly mowed down a recent college graduate in Framingham, Mass., was indicted for murder on Friday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement permitted the illegal alien who witnessed the crime to escape custody.
Milford police and prosecutors are furious at ICE, the Milford Daily News reported, for permitting Luis Acosta to escape and perhaps flee to Ecuador, and the district's Congressman has called for an investigation.
The Daily News revealed the ICE foul-up last week, which culminated with the indictment of Nicolas Guaman on three felonies in connection with the death of Matthew Denice. Guaman faces charges of second-degree murder, manslaughter while driving a motor vehicle, and motor vehicle homicide, the paper reported.
What Happened
The grisly end of 23-year-old Matthew Denice struck Milford, which is struggling mightily against illegal aliens, fast and hard.
As The New American reported last month, the drunk, 34-year-old illegal struck Denice, who was riding his motorcycle back home from a friend's place, and dragged the young man a quarter of a mile.
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Eaten here twice--as a vegetarian with celiac disease, it's difficult to find places with food better than I can prepare for myself, but CD does that.
Posted by Anonymous on 07/11/2009
This place is sooo good! I ordered the black bean burger 3 times in one week after first eating here! The sweet potato fries are delicious and every time I have friends in town I always bring them here! My non-vegetarian friends are always impressed. The service can be a bit slow, but it's always worth the wait.The outdoor seating area is cute and the whole place has a nice hipster vibe. Seriously, if you haven't tried it yet, you must! Mmmm mmm good!
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The food here is terrific. The food is fresh, tastes great, and the service is excellent. I have been back here several times. My goal is to try everything on the menu. The portion sizes are appropriate for the price. There are also a lot of options for vegans. I highly recommend this place, even if you're a fan of meat.
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The food here is a bit pricey, but absolutely delicious. The biscuits and gravy dish is good enough that you'll accuse them of sticking sausage into it, the juices are fresh, the smoothies (especially ones involving chocolate, peanut butter or frozen banana) are stellar, and the tofish and philly steak sandwiches are out of this world. On top of all of that, the people are hella cool, the atmosphere is chill and the customers keep coming back, and so will you.
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I love this place, freindly people, AWESOME food, the ruben was outstanding. I drool just thinking about the yummy goodness there (sorry, it's true!) Great place to take your non-veggie friends so they can see what kind of variety is avaliable.
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Truly delicious entrees and desserts with friendly and attentive service. Vegetarian and vegan choices, but carnivores enjoy them, too. Generous portions--you'll leave the place stuffed. Try the cakes!


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Dear Washington, Please Give Us Your Gas. Love, Europe
The natural kind of gas, that is.
Citing economic and national security woes, more than a dozen European nations are ramping up pressure on Washington to open wider its federally restricted spigot of natural-gas exports.
The countries, which primarily include Eastern European nations heavily dependent upon Russia for their energy supplies, are working with a government-affairs firm to launch a lobbying coalition called LNG Allies in the next month with American energy companies.
The impetus behind this coalition has been growing over the last year as European countries have been meeting more and more with top officials in Congress and within the administration to explain why Europe wants American gas so badly.
These countries are running into a web of policy and political hurdles. Current law is restrictive, the politics are tricky and the window of opportunity is not wide. But it's a delicate debate that will take time nonetheless.
Dear Europe, please be patient! Love, Washington.
Amy Harder
By Clare Foran (@ckmarie) and Ben Geman (@Ben_Geman)
CARBON CAPTURE PROJECT GETS FEDERAL SIGN-OFF. The Energy Department has given FutureGen, a planned coal-fired power plant with carbon capture in Illinois, one of the final approvals needed to begin construction.
Our take: FutureGen has been on the drawing board in one form or another since the George W. Bush administration announced the project in 2003. We'll be convinced it's happening when construction actually starts.
EUROPE EYES AMERICA'S NATURAL GAS. Nations are forming a coalition with the U.S. energy industry to lobby for more natural-gas exports.
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KERRY WON'T BE PINNED DOWN ON KXL TIMELINE. Secretary of State John Kerry didn't provide his Canadian counterpart a firm timeline for a decision on the Keystone pipeline.
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As an American man, I feel the innate duty to safeguard both the women in my family and the women in my country. Will they not be better protected if we proactively keep them out of harm's way? [Read More]
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Miami Heat fan and attorney Larry McGuinness explains the rationale behind his lawsuit against the San Antonio Spurs with Chris Duel of TalkNowSA. [Read More]
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The Fourth Court of Appeals will honor two of the finest attorneys in Bexar County history today: Jimmy Parks, Jr. and Charles Biery, both of whom passed away in 2012. The Memorial Service is at 3pm and open to the public. [Read More]
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Renowned San Antonio attorneys Jimmy Parks, Jr. and Charles E. Biery will be honored this Thursday January 10, 2013 during a Memorial Service inside the Fourth Court of Appeals courtroom at the Cadena-Reeves Justice Center. The service is open to the public. [Read More]
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Hello! Thank you for stopping by and getting to know me and Shortcut Girl. But first,here are the other people that make this blog possible.
I have assumed many roles in life: baby sister, Daddy's little girl, cheerleading captain, coach, sorority sister, camp counselor, barista, Gap salesperson, class secretary, not to mention- amazing yet flawed wife, friend and Mom. But I don't think I fill any of these roles as well as I fill the role of Shortcut Girl.
This blog was born out of my love of writing coupled with my love of entertaining. I hope that my observations of how crazy and unpredictable life is will leave you feeling a little more normal and like you have a bosom buddy– here saying what you were just thinking yourself.
But, also, I think I have some tricks of the trade to offer you in the meantime. I am a conisseur of two things: things that are fast and things that are easy. And I do them all quite well (if I do say so myself!) One time I made a scrapbook of my son's every photograph from the past two years in 30 minutes flat. I have found a magic brand of nail polish that will end your smudge and chip worries forever (or at least for 4-5 days). I outfitted my son's "big boy" bedroom thanks to the interior decorators found at Craigslist, Wal-Mart and my local consignment sales. I use dry shampoo to get that "I just got my hair did" freshness in the morning. I purée the chicken noodle soup my son leaves cold on the dinner table for my daughter's baby food the next day. Sometimes play time at my house is called "let's mop the floor." I cut my son's hair in the bathtub.
I am a teacher by trade but also am a proud Mom to Parker, a two year old red headed troublemaker, and Celia, my spitfire little girl. My husband Michael (not a shortcutter- it's a mixed marriage) keeps me laughing which allows for the sense of humor I bring to blogging. We call our crowded fixer upper in Saratoga Springs, NY home.


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Tried it because I had a taste for some coleslaw and didn't want to drive to get some. It came out great, I was passing spoon samples all over the house, it was enjoyed by everyone with out a drop remaining!
If you are looking for a fast and easy recipe for coleslaw, this fits the bill. It's not my favorite coleslaw, but very good if you are on the run.
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very quick and very easy. And quite good. Made this on the fly when my girls asked to have along side some hot dogs and frito chili pie.....Nothing to complain about here on this recipe. TY Cindy D.
Light tasty and quick slaw solution. Great on BBQ sanwiches!
Now, we didn't eat this as a separate side dish but this has now become the coleslaw recipe we will use for every time we make pulled pork or beef. Amazing! I used the cola pot roast recipe from this site but "pulled" it and added BBQ sauce to make sandwiches and used this coleslaw recipe to top the sandwiches with. Loved! This coleslaw recipes adds a nice sweet touch to the sandwiches. For sure a keeper. Thank you! We all thought this this coleslaw recipe was "da bomb" - thank you so much!
Very easy.. yummy-My 2 yr old ate it. I used garlic powder instead of onion. I also added sunflower seeds and raisins.
Creamy and good! I made only half the recipe for the whole bag of coleslaw to cut down on calories. I used light mayo too.
Just put in a pork roast on a bed of onions in the crockpot to make into pulled pork sandwiches for dinner. My hubs and I decided we wanted to try coleslaw on the sandwiches. We whipped up the slaw (used Splenda instead of sugar to save the calories), and this was so "Shove your Face in the Bowl" good that I hope we have some left when the pork is finished. Simple but amazing!
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Alphonso Spence became an Antioch University Midwest Adjunct Instructor in August 2013, teaching courses in two of the graduate programs and serving as graduate residency adjunct faculty. He first came to the McGregor School of Antioch University in 1996 to teach graduate level Operations Management. He holds a B.S. in Industrial Technology (Electronics) from Virginia State University and an M.A. in Business Management (Management & Supervision) from Central Michigan University. He has taught Organizational Behavior as an Adjunct Instructor and Visiting Instructor at Wittenberg University's Business School and since 2002, in Bluffton University's Organizational Management Accelerated Degree program. He also was an Adjunct Instructor for the United States Army's Command and General Staff College.
His non-academic achievements are highlighted by over 25 years as an Army officer where he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel, served almost a 20 year management career with General Motors Corporation serving in staff, operational, and leadership assignments. He also founded Trinity Corporation, a successful organizational management consulting, coaching, and training practice in 1993. His consulting practices outcomes have included successful turnarounds of multi-million dollar small to medium size enterprises. He also founded the nonprofit Making A Difference International in 2000, initially focused on faith-based mentoring of children and has recently transitioned to providing strategic capacity building services for inner-city focused nonprofits working to eliminate poverty.


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Welcome to Celtic Essence Vizslas
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BISS Ch Starr-Point's Celtic Red, MH
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Celtic Essence Vizslas is dedicated to the "dual" versatile Vizsla and our boy CH Starr-Point's Celtic Red, MH. aka "Cazador." A "dual" Vizsla is a Vizsla that in true to its origins as a hunting dog or field dog, but also complies with the breeds standard and can be a show champion Vizsla. Enter to learn more about Vizsla history and the Vizslas AKC Breed Standard. Vizslas, simply put are amazing hunters, companions and family members.
Please stop back soon as this site is updated often. Thanks for stopping in to learn more about Vizslas and please let us know you stopped by contact us.
Recent Brags: 2010
January 2nd 2011 Field Trial News
Cazador is ranked 14th in the country in Amateur Gun Dog Field Trial Vizslas. Nice job buddy! We are so proud of the year you had in the field and ring. Incredible!! Thanks for a most amazing 2010.
November 28th 2010 Field Trial News
Cazador takes 2nd place in Amateur Limited Gun Dog(retrieving) at the Eastern German Shorthaired Club Field Trial earning 1 retrieving point toward his AFC title. That was his last retieving point needed, he now needs just 2 points to finish his AFC title.
November 7th 2010 Field Trial News
Cazador takes a 3rd place in Amateur Limited Gun Dog at the Mason Dixon GSP Club Field Trial. After a long and successful summer of the show world. We are back in the ribbons doing what we love.
November 1st 2010 News
Cazador is honored to be awarded the November Dog of the Month for the Vizsla Club of Greater New York. www.thevcgny.com A great thank you to the club for honoring him as dog of the month.
October 11th 2010 Field Trial News
After an extremely successful summer of showing in the conformation ring, we are Field Trial training and getting in shape to finish our first year of Field Trialing in November and December. Also upland hunting opens in our state on November 5th and we look forward to getting in some real good bird work. Not to mention getting our own bodies more exercise as well.
October 9th 2010 Conformation News
Cazador earns a select at the Devon Dog Show Association, Inc. Giving him another 3 points toward his GCH title.
September 12th Vizsla Conformation News
Wow Our Biggest Win to Date, Cazador earns his BISS taking Best of Breed at the Vizsla Club of Greater New York Specialty show. Making him
BISS CH Starr-Point's Celtic Red MH. A very gracious thanks to Judge Dr. Tamas Jakkel. What a honor and privilege taking our biggest win to date under a Judge from Hungry. To our agent Jessy Sutton what else can we say, Super job! thanks for an amazing weekend! Cazador also got his 3rd major win toward his GCH.
September 9th Vizsla Conformation News
Cazador wins Best of Breed at the Big Apple Sporting Society Dog show. An enormous thanks to Judge Mr. Larry Berg for this win and all his kind words about Cazador. To our handler Jessy Sutton great job! What a way to start the weekend. earning BOB and getting our 2nd major win toward his GCH.
September 6th Vizsla Conformation News
Cazador earns a Select at the Schooley Mountain Kennel Club Show. Thanks to Judge Sam Houston McDonald and our handler Jessy for another great showing. He had a great weekend and his ring presence is growing stronger with each show. he added 2 points toward his GCH.
September 4th Vizsla Conformation News
Cazador takes Best of Breed at the Newton Kennel Club. Great job to our Handler Jessy Sutton and many thanks to Judge Mr. Ramon Valenzuela Podesta. Also great job to Caz, he is starting to click in the ring. Earning his 1st major toward his GCH.
June 12th Vizsla Conformation News
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Derby County's dismal form continues as they lose 4-1 to Leicester City
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TELEVISION cameras pick up on everything. Two or three times they zoomed in on Nigel Clough, who cut a forlorn figure in the dugout as he sat arms folded watching his Derby County team flounder in a woeful opening half hour of this East Midlands clash with Leicester City.
Clough's pre-match message to his players centred on the need to stop conceding poor goals. With Derby two down – and fortunate it wasn't four – the manager's words had clearly fallen on deaf ears.
Given their away record – now only eight points collected from 30 – and their annual struggle at Leicester – Derby last won there in 2002 when the Foxes played at Filbert Street – it was exactly the start they could not afford.
Derby gave themselves a mountain to climb.
To their credit, they gained a foothold thanks to Theo Robinson's ninth goal of the season and a lengthy period of possession and promise gave them a glimpse of the summit but they lost their footing in the latter stages and tumbled to a painful 4-1 defeat – their fourth successive defeat on the road.
The Rams have been better on their travels than their away points tally suggests. Think of the games at Wolves, Huddersfield, Middlesbrough and Millwall, when only two points from 12 was scant reward for the way Clough's side played.
But their start at Leicester was as poor as we have seen this season.
They were out-fought, out-manoeuvred and over-powered.
Leicester were impressive. "The first 30 minutes was the best we have played this season," purred Foxes manager Nigel Pearson.
His promotion hopefuls boast a formidable home record and do not need a helping hand but they gratefully accepted one from Derby and took full advantage.
Richard Keogh lost his man for a split second and could not recover as Zak Whitbread met Martyn Waghorn's sixth-minute corner to send a downward header from eight yards past goalkeeper Adam Legzdins and Michael Jacobs on the line.
Their tails up, Leicester pinned Derby back and Legzdins prevented the Rams from going under.
Twice he denied Waghorn and was relieved when a free kick from the striker came back off the bar before the home side deservedly doubled their lead after 22 minutes.
James O'Connor, in at left-back for the injured Gareth Roberts, gave the ball away and was beaten too easily by Anthony Knockaert. He found Jamie Vardy, who slipped a clever pass to Waghorn, who coolly dispatched his finish from 10 yards low past Legzdins.
Waghorn is a player Derby have chased in the past. When fit and playing regularly, he can be a terrier of a striker and was at the heart of the action. He also cost Leicester £3m.
Leicester met little resistance and just kept ploughing forward. Vardy's shot was saved by Legzdins and Knockaert's curling effort was tipped over by the keeper.
Keogh and O'Connor did not have the best of afternoons but they were not alone. Defensively, Derby were at sixes and sevens as they clung on desperately.
They have tried a number of formations in away games and although Leicester's first two goals can be traced back to errors rather than the system, starting the game with 4-4-2 appeared to suit the hosts more than it did Derby.
The average age of the Rams' midfield four was 20. Craig Bryson was ruled out by a knee injury and so 20-year-old Jeff Hendrick and Will Hughes, 17, formed the pairing in central midfield.
Neither player can be described as an "enforcer" and it was a big ask to expect them to control the middle of the pitch away from home against one of the leading sides in the Championship, who went into the game buoyed by a thumping 6-0 victory over Ipswich Town in their previous home fixture.
Not for the first time this season, Derby's improvement came once they amended their shape.
They boosted their midfield with an extra man, Paul Coutts, and looked more comfortable immediately.
Whether the formation is viewed as 4-5-1 or 4-3-3 matters little, numbers in midfield is Derby's ally in away games.
It allows Hughes and Coutts to get on the ball and makes the team play with greater fluency. Rather than being seen as a negative approach, it actually has the reverse affect.
Having been starved of possession, Derby suddenly saw plenty of the ball and Hughes blossomed. He drifted into pockets of space and his deft passes troubled Leicester, whose stranglehold quickly evaporated.
Coutts tested Kasper Schmeichel from distance in the 33rd minute for Derby's first attempt on target and they pulled a goal back five minutes later.
Hughes slid a pass to Jacobs and he clipped the ball in to Robinson, whose run from the right to the middle of the goal caught out left-back Paul Konchesky and Whitbread. Robinson's touch allowed him to smash the ball high past Schmeichel from eight yards.
Two cute passes from Hughes could have brought an equaliser before the break but Conor Sammon's attempt lacked the conviction to seriously trouble Schmeichel, who then beat away an effort from Robinson.
Belief can be brittle in football. It is fascinating to see how much a goal can knock or lift the confidence of a team and this game was an example.
Leicester fans became edgy as Derby pushed and probed for an equaliser without creating a clear-cut chance. Jacobs' free kick was deflected over and Robinson was close to turning in a low centre from Sammon.
The next goal was going to be crucial to the outcome.
Nigel Pearson felt his Leicester team handled the second half well but it was surprising that he took so long to switch the shape of his own side in a bid to nullify Derby's growing stake in the contest.
What Pearson was able to do was introduce £1m substitutes David Nugent and Ben Marshall and Nugent's two goals in the final 16 minutes made the points safe.
Derby never cleared the danger after Waghorn pounced on O'Connor's slip and saw his shot deflect off the body of Legzdins and on to the bar. Marshall returned the ball into the box and Nugent rose above Keogh to head in from six yards to settle home nerves.
Nugent grabbed his 11th goal of the campaign two minutes from time when his half-volley from 16 yards flashed into the top corner.
Derby have conceded a dozen goals in their last four away games.
There was encouragement in the manner in which they dragged themselves back into the match at Leicester but this was outweighed by a need for them to show greater resilience on the road.


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A long-time admirer of Mario and his companions, tonight's dinner was a disapointment. Long delays in getting cocktails, a waiter who never came back to the table to check on how the evening was going, the little Michelin details of refilling th wine glass or even replacing a napkin that had been removed were absent. Having the waiter never check in....wow...so much for true service. I am sorry to see this downward turn for a place I used to enjoy.
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To put it simply this place is all flash no cash. They should do away with the pomp and refocus on the food. The menu sounds great but unfortunately disappoints across the board. My special of langoustine with caviar was a joke and was so small I need a razor blade to scape it up. The pastas which should be a no-brainer here were so pedestrian and I have had much better at non-italian restaurants. These included the pumpkin ravioli with a filling so hot I needed to go to a burn unit(probably was microwaved), noodles with crab and jalapeno that tasted as if it sat around for a few hours and the 100 layer lasagna that makes the Stouffers version look like four star dish. Our mains included dover sole which was good at best, lobster that was over cooked and average lamb. Honestly the tartufo for dessert was the best thing served with the rest of the desserts mediocre. My recommendation to the restaurant is skip the handbag stool, have the waiters not hover so much and refocus your energy on the food. Four stars by the New York Times, I think not.
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I am a complete foodie and Iron Chef fanatatic, so you must realize how excited I was to try Del Posto. The food was good, but not great. I have tried equivalent Italian food in New York, and thus was quite disappointed with Mr. Batali. The quality of the food and selection were excellent. The atmosphere was beyond gorgeous - I felt like I was part of a scene in an old gangster film. Reservations were made beforehand and we had no problem being seated. We tried the vegetables and calamari for appetizers which were delicious. Then for dinner we had the pumpkin cappellacci, seared duck breast, baked lamb, and striped sea bass. I was told the lamb was overcooked (cant vouch for this as I didn't eat it myself). The cappellachi was the perfect tenderness but the presentation was terrible and it lacked that extra boost of flavor. The striped sea bass was perfectly prepared, but I did not like the combination with the bagna cauda which made the dish to salty and with similar flavors throughout. There was nothing exciting about the dish. The duck was also perfectly prepared and succulent. The additional spices and foie gras which complemented the dish well. For dessert we had a sampler of biscuits and biscotti which were mediocre, along with yogurt gelati with plum which was also mediocre. Del Posto is def. a great restaurant, but I expected more from my Iron Chef.


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The MOX plant is under construction at the Savannah River Site, a sprawling complex saddling the South Carolina-Georgia border where nuclear weapons components were once made.
Work at the site, which has long employed thousands of workers from both states, now focuses on research and environmental MOX as part of a nonproliferation effort.
The plant is about 60 percent complete, but the project has undergone years of cost overruns and delays. Last month the Government Accountability Office said the plant is $3 billion over budget, now costing an estimated $7.7 billion. Construction began in 2007, and the GAO also forecast that the MOX facility wouldn't be oprable until 2019, three years later than originally planned.
On Wednesday, acting U.S. Energy Secretary Daniel Poneman said the administration has been clear that it needs to be a good steward of taxpayer money and see whether there is a better way to honor the disposition agreement. "We are looking at all options, including MOX," Poneman said.
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The University of Bath's basketball teams are ready for a tough season following their success of last year.
While the men's team finished 2011-12 unbeaten and gained promotion to the Premier South League, the women's side topped their division to move up to Western 1A.
Last week the club held an open trials session to spot the cream of the university's new intake of students.
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January 11, 2008
According to research put out by CBRE's research team, overall vacancy rates in the Bay Area increased from 8.6% to 9.7% in the fourth quarter. The peninsula and San Francisco have remained strong while the East Bay has suffered some.
In the south bay the lowest vacancy rates were in Mountain View, Palo Alto, and Cupertino, and Sunnyvale had the highest at 17%. Sunnyvale's number is somewhat skewed however by the large deliveries of new office space which are occurring.
In Sunnyvale, there is roughly 3M square feet of Class A office being planned or currently under construction. The largest project is Moffett Towers, with other projects at Almanor, Sunnyvale Town Center, and on Java Drive.
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It was one of those lazy days on the ranch today...
for the bulls that is.
This is how it went....
Red-Bull was napping when Sophia and I approached him. He didn't give us the time of day. I whistled, called, and hit the fence with my hand to get his attention, but he knew it was us and decided to give us the cold shoulder for a few more minutes of sleep.
How dare he!
The trick to get any cow or bull to wake up and pay attention is to let them hear the sound of fresh grass being pulled out of the ground.
So that's what we did to get Red-Bull to wake up and give us a moment of his time!
Junior was laying close by and seemed to be on the same path to sleepy time as his buddy Red-Bull. He didn't seem to care too much that we came to say hi and feed him some grass either!
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Because clinical trials are conducted under more controlled conditions, the observed adverse reaction rates may not predict the rates observed in patients in clinical practice. The data described below reflect exposure of 39 Pompe disease patients to 20 or 40 mg/kg of MYOZYME administered every other week in 2 separate clinical trials for periods ranging from 1 to 106 weeks (mean 61 weeks). Patients were ages 1 month to 3.5 years at first treatment. The population was nearly evenly distributed in gender (18 females and 21 males).
The most serious adverse reactions reported with MYOZYME
were anaphylactic reactions, acute cardiorespiratory failure,
and cardiac arrest.
Anaphylactic reactions have been reported during and
within 3 hours after MYOZYME infusion
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Warnings and Precautions
Acute cardiorespiratory failure has been observed in a few infantile-onset Pompe disease patients with underlying cardiac hypertrophy, possibly associated with fluid overload with intravenous administration of alglucosidase alfa
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and Instructions for Use].
The most common serious treatment-emergent adverse reactions occurring in >10% of patients observed in clinical studies with MYOZYME were pneumonia, respiratory failure, respiratory distress, catheter-related infection, respiratory syncytial virus infection, gastroenteritis and fever.
The most common adverse reactions requiring intervention in clinical trials
were infusion reactions
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Twenty of 39 patients (51%) treated with MYOZYME in clinical studies developed infusion reactions. Infusion reactions, defined as an adverse reaction occurring during the infusion or within 2 hours after completion of the infusion, that occurred in more than 1 patient in clinical studies and the expanded access program include rash, flushing, urticaria, fever, cough, tachycardia, decreased oxygen saturations, vomiting, tachypnea, agitation, increased blood pressure, cyanosis, hypertension, irritability, pallor, pruritus, retching, rigors, tremor, hypotension, bronchospasm, erythema, face edema, feeling hot, headache, hyperhidrosis, increased lacrimation, livedo reticularis, nausea, periorbital edema, restlessness, and wheezing.
The most common treatment-emergent adverse reactions occurring in ≥ 20% of patients were fever, diarrhea, rash, vomiting, cough, pneumonia, otitis media, upper respiratory tract infection, gastroenteritis and decreased oxygen saturation.
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adverse reactions that occurred in
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clinical trials described above. Reported frequencies
of adverse events have been classified by MedDRA terms.
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Five additional juvenile-onset Pompe disease patients
were evaluated in a single-center, open-label, non-randomized,
uncontrolled clinical trial. Patients were ages 5 to
15 years, ambulatory (able to walk at least 10 meters in 6
minutes), and not receiving invasive ventilatory support at
study entry. All 5 patients received treatment with 20
mg/kg MYOZYME for 26 weeks. The most common
treatment-emergent adverse reactions
observed with MYOZYME treatment in this study were headache (4.1%), pharyngitis (9.1%), upper abdominal pain (15.2%), malaise (6.1%) and rhinitis (6.1%).
As with all therapeutic proteins, there is potential for immunogenicity. The majority of patients (34 of 38; 89%) in the
two clinical trials tested positive for IgG antibodies to
alglucosidase alfa. The data reflect the percentage of
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of enzyme uptake or activity. Five patients with
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average increase in clearance of 50% from Week 1 to Week
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Some patients who developed IgG antibodies to alglucosidase alfa in clinical studies or in the postmarketing setting were evaluated for the presence of inhibitory antibodies and tested positive for inhibition of enzyme activity and/or uptake in
in vitro
The effect of antibody development on the long-term efficacy of MYOZYME is not fully understood. However, CRIM negative infants have shown poorer clinical response in the presence of high sustained IgG antibody titers and positive inhibitory antibodies.
Infusion reactions were reported in 20 of 39 patients
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appear to be more common in antibody-positive patients: 8 of 15
patients with high antibody titers experienced infusion
reactions whereas none of 3 antibody-negative patients
experienced infusion reactions
Warnings and Precautions
Patients who develop IgE antibodies to alglucosidase alfa appear to be at a higher risk for the occurrence of anaphylaxis and severe allergic reactions
Warnings and Precautions
Therefore, these patients should be monitored more closely during administration of MYOZYME.
The following adverse reactions have been identified during post approval use of MYOZYME. Because these reactions are reported voluntarily from a population of uncertain size, it is not always possible to reliably estimate their frequency or establish a causal relationship to drug exposure.
In postmarketing experience with MYOZYME, severe and
serious infusion reactions have been reported, some of which
were life-threatening, including anaphylactic shock
Boxed Warning
Warnings and Precautions
Acute cardiorespiratory failure, possibly
associated with fluid overload, has been reported in
infantile-onset Pompe disease patients with pre-existing
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
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Warning and Precautions
In addition to the infusion reactions
reported in clinical trials and expanded access programs, the
following infusion reactions have been reported in patients
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spasm, fatigue and conjunctivitis
Warnings and Precautions
. Systemic and cutaneous immune mediated
reactions, including ulcerative and necrotizing skin lesions
have been reported
Warnings and Precautions
Reported by a physician from Brazil on 2011-10-18
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Middlepath makes a good point... In the process, those really in pain are left to suffer because of these laws. I never knew anyone in that amount of pain no experienced it myself until going to the hospital last year. My condition was undetected and progressed so bad I am looking at nerve damage that will never go away from the knees down. This pain doesn't take break or ever feel better even for minute, I can't exercise or enjoy long walks as I once did. Even though I feel the best I have felt in a long time, the damage is done which can't time can't be turned back. I need my job and benefits and to complete the simplest of things, I need pain medication to treat this condition that doesn't disppear, not even 60 seconds of the day. My condition also doesn't allow me to take anything over the counter which may cause more damage or even make me sicker. I am afraid that all these laws might hurt the people who do need this to keep their sanity from the horrible pain they are left in all the time. While I understand what happened to these people, all should not be lumped together and viewed the same.
cuse2jersey - Most likely they made this reference since most people from this area would know them located just across the Hudson vs. Syracuse.
There isn't too much space to put the stuff once you clean the car off... It is either the street or sidewalk
Agree, why I should attempt? The state will just make sure that any effort they will squash any effort and never get ahead.. Hell, I should go out and have a couple kids, reap the great tax benefits and free services!
Agree, why I should attempt? The state will just make sure that any effort they will squash any effort and never get ahead.. Hell, I should go out and have a couple kids, reap the great tax benefits and free services!
I understand your point for unions in the past but that is why employers are required to post Federal and State Labor laws which state hours worked etc., ... We have come a long day since the industrial revolution.
Here is the waste... We reward people tax credits for having too many children they cannot afford and if they had to pay instead of getting a tax benefit they may think twice. If it were to cost them more in school taxes and the cost of benefits and less free services, they may think twice. There is classrooms shrunk down.
I am so tired of this system.... Let's not forget when Bush changed the tax threshold on filing taxes. I am a single person w/no kids and seem to have my threshold raised filing single and making under $50k - I live in Jersey and pay enough in car insurance and everything else? Why do I need to pay the burden of school kids, uninsured, and those who seem to have kids like there is no tomorrow?? Oh, so the more kids I could have had I get a tax reward (BTW can't aford). It is just insane... You get more tax credits for having children you can't afford and adding to public services.
Not a fan of the current party but he does make some good points..... The rest of America has lost their jobs, had pay a pay freeze, lost benefits or their salary reduced. How come these people should the pain and the teachers feel they are above and beyond? Oh, I forgot we all have easy jobs and teaching is the worst occupation you can have. I would rather see a military person be given more money but sorry I have to believe if you went into teaching it was not for the money - or was it? The tenure, unions and benefits?
Someone should smack the hell out of this grandmother. I am tired of listening to her wacky reasons.
This seems like irony - you have so many parents that don't have interest in the kids they have but someone who wants their child. just sad
I have a feeling that the proposed trade bill put on hold put some pressure. Clearly, the father should have custody but needed some pressure to make that clear.
Although, Lautenberg did step up -
"After the Thursday stay was issued, New Jersey Sen. Frank Lautenberg placed a hold on a bill renewing a trade deal that allows Brazil and other countries to export some products duty-free to the United States. Brazil received about $2.75 billion in benefits last year from the agreement, according to Smith."
The statement the grandmother made, "He has already lost his mother, and now he could lose his (half) sister, his closest link to his mother." is just insane. I am sure the father wouldn't deny the sister time with his brother. The sister is a baby and has no understanding. Oh ,his sister the closet link to his dead mother so the son should be denied knowing his father which is alive. People are just idiots.
No, sweetloquita has a point.... read the article here which i copied
"Michalak was also charged with a third degree count of failing to dispose of the remains in a manner required by law".
The article leads you to an impression that it is OK as long as you properly dispose of the remains. Again, the article and the charge blow your mind.
pat5560: Sorry, but I am 37 and I do feel at this point it is a way to "profile" teens. OK, some have a learning curve but I don't feel all the teens need to be profiled. How many of the teens thru the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's managed to drive safe but they feel like this is a threat? Oh spare me! This is just bull*hit! Because perhaps a small % of teens out of millions of drivers (when in fact probably most adults may go above and beyond that figure) made a mistake is the reason to restrict teens ...Let's make a move to Cuba's gov't control. Everyone will make a mistake (even adults) but to target an age group is sad. Sorry, but it won't solve the problem - the gov't feels it would solve the problem but easier to target someone and take away their rights. SURPRISE it won't!!!!
Gee, gov't wants to regulate what you eat, make it easier to spy on us, regulate teens drivers (perhaps wearing a sweatshirt w/the scarlet letter as well when they are driving). I believe gov't is focusing too much on nonsense. Why not stickers for child molsters and placing a sign on their door so ALL people know to sheild their kids. It is just out control what they are doing. Look, why not drunk drivers as well? We should be able to spot them...No, they choose to focus on something which many of us as teens never had a problem with driving but know your going to be target. UNREAL!
All of gov't is corrupt! It needs a major overhaul wheter it's Dem's or Rep's they are all corrupt and working for their own interests!!
How about I have to pay more taxes ( having no kids) and people w/kids seem to get increased tax cuts?!?!?? I am not saying that good education should be rec'd but if I don't have kids why should I get a tax increase for those who have no business having kids and no means to support them!!
How about I have to pay more taxes ( having no kids) and people w/kids seem to get increased tax cuts?!?!?? I am not saying that good education should be rec'd but if I don't have kids why should I get a tax increase for those who have no business having kids and no means to support them!!


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SEABURY BLAIR JR. | Rules for survival in case world ends
People who pedal, paddle, hike, ski or otherwise work up a sweat in the great outdoors must certainly know something more than the average couch potato about surviving in the woods.
Survival skills are sure to come in handy when the world comes to an end on Friday. That's not only the first official day of winter, but also the last day of earth on the Mayan calendar.
I don't buy that stuff about a new interpretation of the Mayan Long Count calendar, by the way. The one that says the world isn't going to end on Friday.
No. I think we'd all better get together our 3 days worth of food and water and practice ducking and covering.
That way, even if by some miracle the world doesn't end on Friday, we'll at least be prepared for the next big disaster. Or at least the next disaster that lasts 3 days.
Speaking as an outdoorsman, I'd say the first survival tool you need is a muzzleloader or single-shot dueling pistol. That is because - given recent shooting tragedies - we need to ban all firearms that were manufactured after the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was adopted on Dec. 15, 1791.
Despite the genius of the Founding Fathers, they could not have foreseen the chaos, havoc and horror a single madman or group of madmen can wreak with perfectly legal assault weapons. It's time to get the guns.
Second, you'll want to collect food that will last a long time without refrigeration and doesn't taste like Pres-to-Logs. I ran into a couch potato at Walmart the other day, poring over gigantic boxes of survival food.
"You got to try this," he said, waving a pudgy finger at a 10-pound box of freeze-dried macaroni and cheese. "It lasts forever."
I looked at the label on the box. It said: "DO NOT CONSUME 10 DAYS AFTER OPENING."
I explained to the couch potato that once exposed to oxygen and humidity, freeze-dried food begins to reconstitute, and can quickly go bad. I know, because I once ate a pin-holed bag of freeze-dried beef stroganoff and did not get off the toilet for several days.
As you might imagine, that can really deplete your 3 days worth of water in rapid fashion.
So if you buy freeze-dried survival food, make sure it is packaged in individual serving pouches. Mountain House makes some of the best stuff I've found, both for backpacking an emergency food.
That brings us to the 3-day water rule. Convention suggests you should have about 2 quarts of water, per person, per day. Thus a family of 4 would need to store 6 gallons of water.
That's not much of a problem. You can buy 6-gallon water containers for camping.
But suppose your 3-day disaster includes a 3-day power outage, and you get your water from a well. A well that needs electricity to power the pump.
With no pump (and no pressure tank), you've only got one flush of your toilet in three days. Might as well grab your muzzleloader and head for the woods.
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samuel isn't... corey smith is. samuel & miller should be fun to watch...
Hey Jim... You ever wonder why there was a job opening? Don't turn your back to the cage (or the Buckeyes).
nice job coach herman!
so, if coaches from community colleges want to attend, you think harbaugh would allow that?
the DL more than held their own. let him and the guys know to keep it up!
Rod Smith - 112 yards
agreed. the DL has looked good - you can't expect them to always beat their guy everytime. i can't figure out whether it's the scheme or the players that's causing the secondary issues. the loss of christian bryant was HUGE - pitt brown looked lost. our secondary never had an identity - press cover or soft cover - we always seem to lose someone in the secondary that's wide open.
agreed! he was pushing his man into the line allowing for his teammates to clean up. marcus was disruptive with his bull rush.
jamal marcus was a beast, he was clearing the way many times for the stunts to come around. he was taking his guy way into the backfield - great energy!
if only we'd get a couple better blocks. cameron definitely has the speed to be able to do something - almost andy groom-isque. :)
i'm thinking about running down the street and throwing tOSU jersey over his highness.
that dunk was nasty... too bad there aren't any good replays of it and it didn't even make SC. he basically caught it on one side, brought it over and put it down as the youtube video shows... found a pic of the aftermath... look at the syracuse player's face. lol.
there are crappy seats at welsh-ryan as well if you got the bench seating where you're squeezed in like sardines and the person in front of you is basically sitting on your lap. at least we were sardined with other buckeyes for a victory. :)
thanks jake, i thought it was well written.
great article ramzy... i hate that the media loves the negative portrayals... whereas these positive ones slip through the cracks. ohio state is going to miss tressel and the positive influence he's had on these young men's lives...
81-63 buckeyes win. :)