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PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Toledo batters rapped out 12 hits to support another impressive pitching perfomance for a 7-1 victory over Pawtucket.
Gilbert De La Vara started for the Mud Hens and went 51/3 strong innings, allowing six hits, one run, walking one, and striking out five for his first win against one loss.
Josh Rainwater, and Daniel Schlereth followed, allowing no runs, and three hits in 22/3 innings.
Jay Sborz came in to finish the game in the ninth. A walk and a single put two men on with none out, before he settled down to close the door with two strikeouts and a fly ball out.
Jeff Frazier (2-for-3) and Ben Guez (2-for-4) each drove in three runs for Toledo.
Guez got the Hens off to a good start with his bases-loaded triple in the third. Frazier had singled in the first run in the third, then got two more home with his 20th home run in the ninth.
Robinzon Diaz singled to open the third, and Scott Sizemore followed with a walk. Will Rhymes advanced the pair on a sacrifice, which was followed by Frazier's first RBI. With two out, Wilkin Ramirez was hit by a pitch to load the bases for Guez.
Sizemore led off the Toledo sixth with his sixth home run.
The Red Sox's lone run came in the third after two were out. Noman Romero walked, stole second and came home on a double by Aaron Bates.
The Hens play at Pawtucket tonight and Thursday before returning home Friday.


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I will be voting NO. The School System needs to be run in an efficient manner and it currently is not. Margaret Smith still needs to be fired. Right along with Jim Dineen and Dan Eckert. Once we rid ourselves of these mindless individuals, we can start to plan for a better tomorrow.
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Snow Leopard hangs on grey screen when usb hard drive attached
I recently installed Snow Leopard on my macbook. I bought a fresh HD 320gb and installed it in my mac and then clean installed Snow Leopard on it.
Since installing SL, when ever I have my two external USB hard drives attached to my macbook via a USB dock and boot my mac it hangs on a grey screen for a very long time usually on the spinning circle. It never gets to the Apple logo or the login screen. As soon as I disconnect the HDDs or shut the machine down and reboot without them being connected via USB my macbook boots very quickly as expected.
Any ideas what might be causing it. The Hdds themselves or the hub and any solution to the problem? This never happened on 10.5 just seems to be occuring since upgrading to 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Is the USB port (or dock) a mains powered unit?
Sounds very much like the externals are taking too much of the power from your macbook if they are powered from the machine.
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Rolling Stone founder and editor Jann Wenner opened a July 10 profile of Barack Obama with this fawning assessment of Obama's campaign airplane:
The first thing I notice about the plane is how low-key it is, all coach seating from back (the press) to front (the candidate). There is no separate compartment for this potential president; he just holds down the second row for himself and his newspapers.
The message here is égalité reigns on Air Force Change — so unlike the egomaniacal and hierarchical trappings of standard campaigns. I wonder how Wenner took the following report from CBS News:
Barack Obama's new campaign plane is nothing short of grand. Well, for the candidate that is.
Obama's section of the plane rivals that of any first class. Recently the front cabin of the Boeing 757 was retrofitted to install four individual chairs that resemble La-Z-Boys. They are free-standing and made of plush leather with pockets on the sides. There is also a booth which seats four for a meeting or a meal.
His chair has his name and campaign logo embroidered on the back top — "Obama '08″ on one line and "President" underneath.
Not even a "for" wedged between the two. That's really "low-key," eh, Jann? The non-presidential area is divided between business and coach. I don't think there's anything wrong with Obama's tricked-out campaign jet. I don't even think there's anything wrong with the flying flip-flop. I just can't get over the folly of those who foolishly read greatness and virtue into every aspect of Barack Obama's existence, no matter how trivial.


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Arizona assistant Gibson leaves program
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Gibson had spent most of the last 11 years under Rich Rodriguez at West Virginia, Michigan and Arizona, with the lone exception being Rodriguez's year out of coaching in 2011, when Gibson coached cornerbacks at Pitt.
Various media outlets have reported that Gibson, a West Virginia native who played for Rodriguez at Glenville State, is expected to be hired as cornerbacks coach at West Virginia, where he was hired into his first major college coaching job by Rodriguez in 2001. West Virginia's defensive coordinator is Keith Patterson, who was Pitt's coordinator under current Arizona State coach Todd Graham when Gibson was on the staff there in 2011.
The 40-year-old Gibson coached the two in-the-box safety positions known as "bandit" and "spur" -- manned by Tra'Mayne Bondurant and Jared Tevis last year -- at Arizona. He also was the Wildcats' defensive special-teams coordinator, handling punts, kickoffs and extra-point defense.
Gibson isn't the only assistant to leave Rodriguez's staff this offseason, as offensive line coach Robert Anae left to become offensive coordinator at BYU last week and tight ends coach Spencer Leftwich left to become offensive line coach at UTEP.
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Fabrice le Nezet releases an astonishing, surreal animation called Mother
Anyone that played (and now misses) Monument Valley will love this new animation from Fabrice Le Nezet. It was a bit weird to get an email from Fabrice with this animation, as last time we checked up on him he was making enormous sculptures of metal and stone. People change I guess. Anyway, what he's doing now with the help of Benjamin Mousquet and Raphael Azel Martinez is totally fine by us, as it's one of the most spectacular and unique animations we've seen in a very long while. Watch as teeny little men manoeuvre their way around a monochromatic, cubist landscape and get chased by enormous marbles and climb the infinite stairs of winding minarets. It isn't as weird as it sounds, but it is seriously impressive, enjoy.


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Lewis Hamilton crashed his brand new Mercedes, on the morning of the first day of pre-season Formula 1 testing, when the front wing failed on the W05, a failure which has left the team confused.
Speaking to BBC technical director Paddy Lowe admitted, "These are things we test extensively and model a lot of work in the laboratory, so it is a confusing situation for us."
However Lowe remained upbeat, "Lewis' initial feedback was positive once he was able to complete some timed laps, which is a promising indicator for the basic package."
The incident meant an early shower for Hamilton as the crew worked feverishly to get the car ready for day two of the test with Nico Rosberg scheduled to get behind the wheel.
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Death of a Red Heroine is a bona fide hit. The mystery that combines modernist poetry, Chinese cuisine, the Cultural Revolution and a murder that hints of illicit sexual activity in prudish Red China made it into paperback this year, with a blurb from NPR naming it one of the best books of the year. Qiu, who has done a fair amount of translation himself, including transforming the poetry of T.S. Eliot into his native tongue, has seen his book published in a number of different languages across Europe. The success couldn't have happened to a nicer guy: Qiu, like his detective hero, is polite, loves good food (he'll pile the barbecued spare ribs onto your plate at lunchtime) and is earnest in matters of politics, poetry and crime. He's already working on a sequel. Is it too outlandish to dream of Ang Lee's getting hold of this book and breathing cinematic life into Death?


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Lake Tondano is a famous tourist destination in the province of North Sulawesi. It is located 600 meters above sea level and covers an area of 4,278 hectares (or about 10,571 acres). This lake is situated by the village of Remboken, some 3 kilometers from Tomohon city or some 30 km from Manado.Lake Tondano is surrounded by mountains of 700 meters high, which are the Lembena, the Kaweng, the Tampusu and Masarang. The lake covers three...
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The Ubud Monkey Forest is a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud, Bali. It houses approximately 340 monkeys which are known as long-tailed Macaques (Macaca fascicularis). There are four groups of monkeys each occupying different territories in the park. The Sacred Monkey Forest is a popular tourist attraction in Ubud, and is often visted by over 10,000 tourists a month. The Monkey Forest is owned by the village of Padangtegal and village...
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Some people may only dream about trekking to Mt Kelimutu on the island of Flores with its three colored lakes, while others make it a reality. The challenging trip in a rented polished 7-seater car can make one entertained for hours because of the endless winding road. However, being shaken by the sharp curves in the road that cuts through the 350-km long Flores Island is a worthy price to pay to witness the ultimate top-drawer panoramas that...
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COLUMBIA CITY — Ross Albert Snyder, 92, of rural Columbia City, died at 11:43 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011 at Miller's Merry Manor.
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Trekking Llanganuco – Santa Cruz This is one of the ecologically diverse and scenic trails among the earths mountain ranges.while hiking beneath dozens of iced peaks many of them 6000 meters above sea level,such as the world famous Huascaran 6768 m., 6655 m. Huandoy 6395 m,chacraraju 6112m, chopicalqui 6354m,Alpamayo 5947m, and taulliraju 5830m, you will admire colorful lakes,tropical high Andean flora and fauna,and ancient archaeological remains.we visit Andean villages of friendly people living traditional lifestyles and participating in our educational and participating in our educational and ecotourism programs
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BPW Approves Preservation of 91 Acres In Dorchester County through the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program
Annapolis, Md. (February 8, 2012) — Governor Martin O'Malley today announced Board of Public Works (BPW) approval to preserve 91 acres of streamside forests, natural areas and wetlands in Dorchester County, through the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) easement option.
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The Eastern Shore Land Conservancy and the Department of Natural Resources will co-hold the easement.
The easement, on property owned by the D'Adamo family, will permanently protect water quality through streamside buffers along 8,100 feet of the Choptank River, a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay.
"The waterfowl habitat and forest restoration work completed by the D'Adamo Family Partnership on their Dorchester County property is inspiring," said Jared Parks of the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy. "Now, because the D'Adamos have placed a permanent easement on the property, future generations of people and wildlife can forever enjoy the improvements."
Maryland's CREP easement option is administered by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and is funded through Program Open Space. The State of Maryland has entered into an agreement with the U. S. Department of Agriculture and the Commodity Credit Corporation to provide funds to landowners who make permanent the conservation practices established through 10- or 15- year CREP contracts. CREP provides for the establishment of stream buffers, grass plantings, shrubs and trees, and the retirement of highly erodible land. In addition to providing important habitat for wildlife, all of these practices work to improve water quality in the Chesapeake Bay watershed by reducing soil runoff, increasing groundwater absorption, and reducing stream sedimentation and nutrient loading into Maryland's waterways.
The three member Board of Public Works is composed of Governor O'Malley (chair), Treasurer Nancy Kopp and Comptroller Peter Franchot. The BPW is authorized by the General Assembly to approve major construction and consultation contracts, equipment purchases, property transactions and other procurement transactions.
|February 8, 2012
Contact: Josh Davidsburg
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is the state agency responsible for providing natural and living resource-related services to citizens and visitors. DNR manages nearly one-half million acres of public lands and 17,000 miles of waterways, along with Maryland's forests, fisheries and wildlife for maximum environmental, economic and quality of life benefits. A national leader in land conservation, DNR-managed parks and natural, historic and cultural resources attract 11 million visitors annually. DNR is the lead agency in Maryland's effort to restore the Chesapeake Bay, the state's number one environmental priority. DNR is the lead agency in Maryland's effort to restore the Chesapeake Bay, the state's number one environmental priority. Learn more at www.dnr.maryland.gov


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Read and rate Travel Journal Entries for Osoyoos, British Columbia, Canada
Oct 1, 2014 - Day 53 - Osoyoos & Oliver wine tour
Today was a wonderful day- very little travel and lots of enjoyable experiences. After breakfast, we visited the NK'Mip Cultural Centre, which included some interesting indoor exhibits and two short videos, as well as a short trail through a preserved section of the desert ecosystem. This unique area is part of the Osoyoos Indian Reserve and the govt. is working with the Okanagan people to preserve and protect the habitat and its native species, including vegetation such as rabbit brush, antelope brush, sagebrush, bunch grass and Ponderosa...Jump to full entry
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Sep 30, 2014 - Day 52 - Christina Lake to Osoyoos, BC
After updating our blog and other internet-related activities, we set out for Osoyoos (Oh-soy-use) at the southern end of the Okanagan Valley. The road up and over the Anarchist Summit (1233m, 4045 ft) was steep and winding with very few places to pull over and enjoy the scenery or take photos. Once over the summit, it was downhill into the Okanagan and the small resort town of Osoyoos,set in what is referred to as "Canada's one true desert" (Sonoran). The zigzagging road down into the valley provided some spectacuar views. We chose to...Jump to full entry
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Jul 31, 2014 - Update from USA
It's been 11 days since our last update and a lot has happened to us. We left Seaside Oregon after 5 wonderful days, relaxing in our condo at a resort named Gearhart on the Sea. This place is about 5 minutes from Seaside but a whole different world. seaside is very busy and reminds us of a 1950 USA resort with a carousel and fun zone, it's also the final point in the Lewis and Clark expedition across USA. Gearhart in comparison is quiet with a small village and some spectacular beach homes made from timber that has now been bleached grey,...Jump to full entry
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Nov 4, 2012 - Osoyoos to Wild Horse Casino RV in Pendleton, Oregon
We left our home in Osoyoos on Sunday, November 4th at 9:18am. Our original plan was to leave on November 8th, but the weather was so good, that we decided to leave while the roads were dry. When we go to the USA border, we had two really nice border patrol ladies who checked our rig and then let us go. That was at 9:30am. That's one of the nice things about living near the border. It was a beautiful autumn day. The trees were glistening in the sun light. Yellows, oranges, greens and reds. We drove south on Hwy 17 which turned into Hwy...Jump to full entry
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Jun 6, 2012 - Crossing the border
Crossed the border this morning into BC. Drove up through Oliver ( the wine capital of Canada) Beauitful countryside. Stopped for the day at Brookside RV in Cache Creek. Haven't seen the sun since leaving AZ. It's been raining off and on during the drive today.Jump to full entry
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Jun 3, 2012 - Osoyoos, BC
May 31 This morning we started our drive north. It felt good to be in Leavenworth for several days after our long drive to get here. Nevertheless, we were anxious to get to our next destination in Osoyoos, British Colombia for the Escape Rally. On our way north we drove past some pretty areas. We followed the Columbia River for miles. There are vineyards and orchards (apple and cherry) in this part of Washington. Unfortunately, it was cloudy, so we couldn't get the full impact of the beautiful scenery. We stopped at the international...Jump to full entry
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Oct 19, 2011 - Thanksgiving and beyond
Well, it's been awhile since I've visited this here site. A couple of reasons for this. First not much was happening before Thanksgiving, and then we were tied up with Jenn for a bit. I do have a warning however - one that needs to be heeded - and one I didn't want to share before we got back for fear of catching hell while at home. You know those patio mats people use when RV'ing? Well they can be very hazardous if left in the basement of your RV next to a light that isn't set to turn off when the door is closed. Yes, we found this out the...Jump to full entry
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Aug 16, 2011 - I don't like spiders and snakes.....
Stop number two on the road trip was Osoyoos, where we planned on more cycling and some sampling of the areas great wines. We made our way there via highway #3, essentially driving just North of the Canada/US border until we reached this little desert town at the South end of the Okanagan valley. First stop was on our way into town at the N'Kmip winery where we found a tasty Dry Riesling. Then we were off to Buc's Bed & Brew, a great little B&B with friendly hosts, delicious breakfasts and a not so warm swimming pool, where we hung out for...Jump to full entry
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Sep 7, 2010 - On our way to the Oregon Coast
Up and and ready to go by 8 am. It is cool, cloudy and damp but we're not discouraged...dreaming only of crashing waves and endless ocean views. Off we go...our mileage out was 27,465 miles. We cleared U.S. Customs at 8:45; with only a few questions and a brief look inside the motorhome by a Customs Officer, and we were on our way down Hwy 97. We gassed up in Oroville, spending $72.01, on 21.96 gallons at $3.28/gallon. We stopped in East Wenatchee to walk and water the dogs before turning onto Hwy 90. We passed hundreds of windmills...the...Jump to full entry
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Jul 28, 2010 - July 28th, Osoyoos, BC
July 28th, Osoyoos BC, The names of some of there towns, wow. We drove 289 miles today. The land has been mostly farm land. The last 50 miles have been fruit farming. Cherries,apricots,peaches. and grapes for wine. Locals have fruit trees and vineyards in their front yards. We haven't seen wildlife in a few days. We were caught in a traffic jam this afternoon for 1 hr 25 minutes. Picture are included today.Jump to full entry
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Aug 29, 2009 - GLAM-PERS..that's us!!
. We are now on the downhill side to the end of our 2009 vacation. The last two days have been sunny and warm. Lows of 12-15 and highs of about 35. We have spent the days around the campsite and at the beach. In the town of Osoyoos, there is a Home Hardware Store that seems to do a booming business. They sell everything from nuts and bolts, pots and pans, gardening items, and beach items. We always make a few trips to this Home Hardware when we are in Osoyoos. It is fun just to wander around the store and see what is on the...Jump to full entry
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Aug 25, 2009 - winding down in Osoyoos, B.C.
. I just finished reading our friends journal entry today and Mary had two pictures of sayings that deserved to be shared. These new friends are in Cheyenne, Wyoming, on their way slowly to the state of Kansas. These two plaques are located in Lions Park. Their journal address is http://bullwinklestravels.blogspot.com/. If you get a chance go along for their ride. "If you are seeking creative ideas, go out walking. Angels whisper to a man when he goes for a walk. -Raymond Inmom" "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life...Jump to full entry
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April 23, 2008
Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantánamo Bay."American political cinema of the George W Bush era has come to assume a few familiar forms: the documentary indictment (Fahrenheit 9/11, No End in Sight), the sober memorial (World Trade Center, United 93), the angry or earnest Iraq drama (Redacted, Stop-Loss)," writes Dennis Lim in the New York Times. "In this cheerless landscape Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantánamo Bay, the sequel to the 2004 cult favorite Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, creates its own category: the stoner protest film." And he talks with writer-directors Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg. Updated through 4/29. "Who would have imagined that movie which begins with its heroes getting racially profiled at an airport, tossed into prison at Guantánamo Bay, threatened with rape at gunpoint by American soldiers (a practice that is depicted as so routine there's even a slang term for it), and questioned by a Homeland Security officer who literally wipes his ass with the Bill of Rights, would also turn out to contain the most sympathetic portrayal of George W Bush of any film in the last eight years?" asks Paul Matwychuk. "Welcome to the topsy-turvy politics of Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay." "Unfortunately, nothing in Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo is funnier than its title," writes J Hoberman in the Voice. It's "a largely mind-numbing experience, but if I hadn't sat through it before seeing Standard Operating Procedure, I don't think I'd have appreciated how much the Abu Ghraib photos owe to dumb-ass frat humor, stupid pet tricks, and YouTube gross-outs." Hurwitz and Schlossberg "boisterously tackle worthy targets like counterproductive counterterrorism efforts, cronyism and brashly ignorant leadership," writes Nicolas Rapold in the L Magazine. "Tucked among the Epic Movie smorgasbord of rotely reversed stereotypes and fan-friendly Neil Patrick Harris escapades are barbs worthy of South Park's heyday." Earlier Hurwitz/Schlossberg interviews: Shirley Halperin (EW) and Dave Itzkoff (Heeb). Updates, 4/24: "A franchise that began as a half-assed, half-baked but quite natural Political Statement shrouded in pot smoke now strives too hard for relevance, and its satire this time around is rendered clunky and clownish," writes Robert Wilonsky in the LA Weekly. "Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay may look like a wild comedy with some political teeth to it, but - a ha! - turns out it's really just dumb," writes Josef Braun in the Vue Weekly. "Real dumb. Okay, dumb with a few inspired little surprises that help wash down the pervading dearth of anything actually funny or clever happening." For the Los Angeles Times, Mark Olsen talks with the writer-directors and the leads. Hurwitz: "When it really comes down to it, our priority at all times is to have a crazy, bonkers, out-there, outrageous, un-PC, insane comedy so you and your friends can go to the theater and have an incredible time. There's nothing that can ruin that kind of movie more than being preachy or having a strong political message. So for us, this film brings up what's going on and helps us all laugh at it. It's a form of therapy." "[W]hile the comedy is as low-brow and outrageous as ever, this new movie actually scores more points off the nation's paranoid and repressive post-9/11 mindset than all of Hollywood's hand-wringing war-on-terror dramas put together," writes Alonso Duralde for MSNBC. 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Grady Hendrix in the New York Sun: "Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay is an act of pure genius - not because it's a great film, but because if it does well at the box office, its makers will be hailed as political satirists of the highest order who have provided a much-needed laugh break in the midst of the soul-deadening war on terror. And if it flops, they'll be box-office martyrs, misunderstood and underappreciated by nervous Americans with a case of the 'too soon!' jitters. Either way, they'll get far more respect than they deserve for this timid yuck-fest." "Is it daring to portray Bush as overgrown frat boy drifting through a haze of marijuana smoke - or is it a tip-off that writer-directors Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg actually have a fair bit in common with Bush's cocky disinterest in seriousness and sensitivity?" asks Mark Asch in Stop Smiling. "Probably the latter... Hurwitz and Sclossberg's frattish sensibility is inherently conservative, even when it's lip-servicing progressive sensibilities." "Somebody needed to do a merciless sendup of Homeland Security bullshit, but are Harold and Kumar up to the task?" asks Steven Boone at the House Next Door. "Not quite." "It betrays the spirit of the stoner comedy, which has traditionally been subversive - when it wasn't detailing the love affair between two marginally functional young men and their stash of sweet, sweet herb," argues Slate's Dana Stevens. "Some gags are inspired in their extreme crudeness and toked-up surrealism, and others are simply lazy and base, targeted at the sniggering 14-year-old boys who snuck into the back row of the theater," writes Scott Tobias at the AV Club. "Yet the bad stretches in both [Harold & Kumar] movies are more easily forgiven and forgotten than they would be in other comedies, because John Cho's Harold and Kal Penn's Kumar make such amiable company." Writing in Slant, Nick Schager finds "a slapdash laziness one expects from a stoner, not a stoner comedy." Choire Sicha talks with Neil Patrick Harris for the Los Angeles Times. Leonard Pierce lists five pot movies at ScreenGrab. And finally for now, a moment of brilliance from C Jerry Kutner at Bright Lights After Dark that I'm pointing to from this entry and from Baby Mama's. Update, 4/29: "Dude, Harold and Kumar are back in a new movie, but I gotta warn you: it's a major buzzkill if you're queer or a woman." Marianna Martin in Reverse Shot.
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There's a much funnier, sharper and cheaper comedy about Guantanamo Bay on iTunes, called 'Jesus: The Guantanamo Years'. Here's what critics made of that one:
"Way beyond superficial religious satire... Absorbing, intricately woven, challenging and... highly entertaining."
- Malcolm Hay, TimeOut
"Displays superb humanity... destined to be a Fringe favourite... Miraculous. *****"
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Jesus Christ returns to earth, but He doesn't get through U.S. immigration because He's a bearded, Middle-Eastern guy, prepared to die as a martyr.
Christ is detained and interrogated under the Patriot Act. He is then sent to Guantanamo Bay, which He describes as "a maximum-security prison, designed and run by Kentucky Fried Chicken: there are horrible uniforms; battery-size wire-mesh cages; and most of the staff are ignorant teenagers with no alternative career prospects."
In His first one-man show for almost two millennia, Jesus talks candidly about His time in Guantanamo, His relationship with His Father, and His on-going legal battle with Monty Python's Life of Brian.
This award-winning one-man show has delighted live audiences from the Edinburgh Fringe to the USA, and from London's West End to Pakistan. Within a month of its on-line launch in March 2008, it reached the iTunes Top 10 Comedy Albums in the UK, Finland, Belgium, Italy, Denmark, the Netherlands, Ireland, Sweden and Japan.
" Well-thought-out and cleverly written... a truly fresh take on the US, Guantanamo Bay and the war on terror…The face of this year's [Edinburgh] Fringe"
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A topsy-turvy Eastern Conference showdown between the Knicks and Celtics featured key runs by both teams. Entering the contest, only two points separated the teams in each of their previous two games. Sunday's matinee was no different, ending with a spectacular finish in Beantown.
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Stoudemire started out the extra period with a jumper to provide New York with a 105-103 lead. Two key plays buried the Knicks as Ray Allen netted a 3-pointer in transition and then a layup to give the Celtics a 110-105 edge, which they never relinquished.
Boston improved to 19-17 while the Knicks dropped to 18-19. The season series is now 2-1 in the Celtics' favor with the final contest taking place at Madison Square Garden.
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The New York bench was extremely effective once again with a combined 45 points. Baron Davis was solid off the pine, recording seven assists in the defeat.
Top Knick:
Anthony was aggressive in the early stages of the game, reaching the rim from off the ball movement. In the late stages, he was counted on to take some difficult perimeter shots, leading to the 8-for-21 performance. Anthony posted nine of his 25 at the charity stripe and snagged seven boards.
Looking Ahead:
The Knicks are off to Dallas following the first stop on the four-game road trip. After a day in Dallas on Monday, the team will square off against the defending champs on Tuesday night.
For more news and notes on the team follow the New York Knicks and Jonah on Twitter.


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PANTO: Classic fairytale favourite Beauty And The Beast gets a rock and roll twist at the Stafford Gatehouse Theatre this week. A talented cast of actor-musicians promise a fun-filled evening featuring songs including You Can't Hurry Love, Keep On Running and Let Me Entertain You. The show continues its run until Saturday, January 12. Telephone the box office on 01785 254653 to book tickets and for further information.
GIG: Punk rock girl band The Smears headline the Foxlowe Arts Centre in Leek on Friday. Music promoters The Situation have finished their first year at the venue and are launching the new year with a line-up which also includes Manchester's Hooker. Tickets cost £5 from the centre, Colloco and Flashback (all in Leek), and from Music Mania in Hanley. Doors open at 8.30pm.
FILM: Stoke Film Theatre reopens after a short Christmas break with Rust And Bone, on Friday and Saturday. The unconventional love story, directed by Jacques Audiard, tells the story of two very different people thrown together by a twist of fate. Book online at www.stokefilmtheatre.org.uk
CLASSICAL: The Halle orchestra perform a Viennese gala at Hanley's Victoria Hall on Friday. Expect New Year traditional favourites such as Strauss's Emperor Waltz, The Blue Danube and Radetzky March. Call 0844 871 7627.
PANTO: Jonathan Wilkes, above, continues his return to pantomime at The Regent theatre this week. Join the Stoke-on-Trent-born entertainer and Torchwood star Kai Owen for festive family favourite Cinderella. The show continues its run until Friday. Tickets are now on sale from 0844 871 7649.
PANTO: DE Caversmill Theatre Company is staging Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the Stoke Rep Theatre. The stage show of the traditional tale will run from tomorrow until Sunday, January 6. To book tickets call 01782 317151.


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I am pretty sure Nvidia had some bean counters on this waybefore the release of the nv30. And aparently they found that cheating would be worth it. They didn't just decide to cheat on a whim... I am pretty sure about that.
So the question is.... did they think it was worth the risk of getting caught? Or did they expect to get caught and think that cheating would still be worth it even if they did?
I mean... seriously, I don't believe Nvidia would be stupid enough to think that they would get away with these kinds of optimizations without being caught... come on. Everyone with a NV3x that was a beta member if FM would probably discover this.
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Digital Photograph - Two Boys & One Girl Playing in Pool, Gladstone Park, November 1976 Reg. No: MM 110656
- Summary:
- Colour photograph featuring the Free family children and friends in the family 'Clarke above-ground' pool, in the backyard of their family home in Gladstone Park, on 23 November 1976. On the photographer, Alan Free's, wedding anniversary, the kids, including visitors, amused themselves in the pool. He remembers that the castor oil tree in the background was a very fashionable plant at the time, but very poisonous.
Photograph collected as part of Melbourne's Biggest Family Album in 2006.
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- Digital image file, copied from original colour print.
- Description Of Content:
- Two boys and one girl playing in a blue above-ground pool in a backyard. One of the boys is wearing a face mask. A tree and shrubs are in the background, and a neighbouring house is visible over the back fence.
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- Collected & Donation from Mr Alan Free, 2006
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- Contributed by Mr Alan Free
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|23 - 11 - 1976
|People Depicted:
|Free, Darren; other children unknown
|Digital Still Image: Colour; Tiff
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(EOTM Media – Los Angeles) For the first time, one of the men that filed suit against Bishop Eddie Long is speaking out on Carla B's E! Buzz about his new book,"Signs of a Predator". In an exclusive interview with EOTM Radio & Media's network, Jamal Parris shares what he has been up to the past two years since the story broke, of the "love-hate" relationship with a man… he called daddy.
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Pay Me, and I Won't Shoot!
The recent kerfuffle between Mike Sorrentino, (aka "The Situation" on the Jersey Shore) and Abercrombie and Fitch, whereby the company offered New Jersey's second-most-famous Guido (sorry, Mike, but Tony Soprano would never forgive me) money NOT to wear its clothes, got me to thinking.
I'm from New Jersey, I'm obnoxious, and I can often be seen with a six-pack (although I usually carry mine in a brown paper bag). What if I offer my clients the opportunity NOT to shoot for them….for a nice fee?
It's a brilliant marketing strategy for the new photographic economy. Think about it….It's pretty much a given that publications, clients, and websites do not want to pay the going rates for experienced content producers…in fact, they'd like to not pay for content at all.
So, if you're unfashionable enough, how much will they pay you NOT to use your content?
Most publications are desperate for ways to put old-timers out to pasture with the minimum of fuss (and this fall, from what I hear, the pasture stands a good chance of becoming rather full).
Rather than the usual; i.e. letting us drift into obscurity by simply pretending we don't exist, not returning emails and phone calls, and ignoring story proposals, and then getting lambasted in the photo blogosphere, let's put a positive spin on it.
Just send the checks, and we'll promise not to shoot a thing.
In fact, make those checks big enough, and we will deny ever having wielded a camera in the name of any given publication or client.
I know what you're thinking: this is nuts. It may well be, but it makes about as much sense as shooting for links, sweatin' your SEO, creating your brand, and all the other career advice I read lately.
So you heard it here first. From another Jersey boy. If it's good enough for The Situation, and agri-business, it should be good enough for photographers. Just pay us, and we'll promise not to shoot for you……
Photog fragged by fair-use-f***ing footprint artist…
When Seattle-based photographer Mike Hipple took this stock picture, at left, of a 1979-vintage, public-arts-financed, sidewalk piece called "Dance Steps on Broadway" by artist Jack Mackie, he had no idea that he had just stepped in the worst s—-t the sidewalk can dish up.
Because Mackie is suing Hipple to the tune of $60,000 for copyright infringement.
Now, we all know the economy sucks. And I usually reserve my outrage for predatory corporate entities bent on the economic pillaging of the individual content producer.
But now, things are apparently so bad, that it's content-producer eating content-producer…a veritable Lord of the Flies scenario for image-makers.
In the words of the ill-fated Simi Valley motorist Rodney King, "can we all just get along?"
Apparently not.
Hipple's stock agency, upon receiving notice from the "artist" and his legal team, took the picture down from their site. But that wasn't good enough. Mackie, who had wisely registered his piece, is now seeking punitive damages to the tune of the aforementioned $60 grand.
For more information on how this case is playing out, and how you can help (this affects each and every one of us who shoots travel pictures in public places), hit the jump.
Nevada's Wisdom, Where's Jim, Stephen's High Jinx, Joe's Swami….
Some of my friends and colleagues have been sharing some great information lately.
Nevada Weir, adventure travel photographer extraordinaire, shares a great post: The 10 things she wished she knew before becoming a professional travel photographer and the 10 things she's glad she knew. Take number three in the "glad she knew" category:
I knew that I had some great traits for a traveler: I can handle alcohol; I can sleep anywhere; I have an "iron stomach"; I have a bad sense of smell; and I remain very calm in times of stress or uncertainty. All very useful for the solo traveler.
Funnily enough, I have all those same traits (especially the alcohol-holding abilities) EXCEPT that I do go to pieces in times of stress and uncertainty….but I'm working on it, sometimes even without the alcohol part!
To find out where Jim Richardson has been parking his fedora,why Stephen Alvarez craves getting high above all things, and why Joe McNally won't confess to a swami, hit the jump. Continue reading
Is Travel Photography Dead?
I just read Andrea Pistolesi's post A Requiem for Travel Photography, (first brought to my attention on Tewfic El Sawy's excellent Travel Photographer blog).
For those of you who may not recognize his name, Andrea is one of the busiest and most talented travel shooters around, with a string of publication credits that would choke a horse. If I had a quarter for every assignment I lost to Andrea over the years, I'd be very well off—this guy can shoot (and write, in English, even though he's Italian!).
I highly recommend taking a read of the whole post, but to summarize, Andrea posits that travel photography as a profession is gone, primarily because most of the publications that made assignments are either gone or severely cutting back. But he ends with a very cogent and insightful observation:
"I keep thinking that the world has a lot of stories worth to be covered photographically. The real task is to modernize our scope, create new ways of distribution (using the new technologies, think of the iPad for example), reach the young reader.
For the Travel Photographer the time has come to drop the "Travel" label. Everybody has a camera in his pocket today. The photographer is somebody able to see in a personal, strong way, and pass the message on..
Wow, Andrea's analysis really hits a home run (or, more culturally fitting, scores a big goooooaaaaaal). To find out what this might mean, hit the jump.
New and Old Friends
I've had the distinct pleasure of catching up with some old friends, and meeting some new colleagues, on a couple of projects I've been working on these last few weeks. I've learned a lot from these guys and I recommend hitting their websites/blogs for some excellent inspiration and instruction.
Reznicki Rules–I've known Jack Reznicki for years and long admired his people photography, but I had never heard him speak until I caught him at a recent conference. Wow, his talk was funny, informative, and just loaded with terrific images! He is one of those rare shooters who not only makes great pictures, but he's able to break it down and teach the process as well. His books and website are highly recommended. http://www.reznicki.com/
Dynamite Dave–Veteran sports shooter and speedlight maven Dave Black is a delightful guy, major talent, and great teacher. He regularly runs "Workshops at the Ranch" which are always popular. I had a chance to watch Dave at work recently. Although Dave is famous for his sports photos (and rightfully so) I love his feature work and the stuff he's done with lightpainting and speedlights, especially at Arlington National Cemetery….haunting and beautiful. http://www.daveblackphotography.com/
Corey is Cookin'–I also recently met Corey Rich , and he is a one man visual dynamo as well as an articulate teacher. Long known for his outstanding adventure and extreme sports photography, Corey has made the transition to video and has made it with a bang. I admire him not only for his eye, but for what he's had to climb (hint: El Capitan, for one) to get that eye in the right place at the right time! http://www.coreyrich.com/


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Derrick Shepard is the congressional candidate and Anne Duplessis is the state candidate fyi. If I'm Cynthia Willard Lewis I'm pretty nervous right now....
Wait, what is Michelle Bachman doing in that picture with St. Pierre?
I have to tell you that the more James Perry talks the more hopeful I am for the future of this city.
The next best thing to being Mayor is working for the Mayor? How refreshing it is to hear that??!?!?
To be fair to Silas he has been Georges pollster up until qualifying.
So really you kid of expect him to do things to help his client and hurt his clients opponents.
Gotta love those ethics, huh?
I have actually heard something similar. If you don't do your job he fires you.
Imagine that! Someone who is willing to hold people accountable for their PERFORMANCE?
ok so it looks like C Troy Henry has indeed lied about being THE president.
the people at united water wouldn't clarify he was The president????
Can't WAIT to see C Troy Henry's answers to BGR since he labeled them as part of the vast white conspiracy to "neuter African American power" in the city.
There is a whole move afoot now to create a whole bunch of oversight organizations for African-American-run organizations - let's face it - whether it be the Metropolitan Crime Commission, the BGR, public private Horizon Initiative to outsource that element of government, outsourcing the element of NORD -- all of sudden what the plan appears to be is in essence to neuter African-American power and have economic leadership stay in the hands of the minority white."
The reality is that guys like Nagin and Henry have to make oversight the boogeyman because it is oversight that neuters CORRUPT power regardless of color.
It's people like Nagin and Henry that have to play the race card in order to exploit the fears and suspicions of poor black people to prevent it and allow them to steal OUR money and by OUR I mean ALL taxpayers.
This is the guys plan to make our city safer? Really?
Who knew there was an emptier suit than Ray Nagin in this town.
Introducing C Troy Henry.
You should learn how to use teh interwebs. The interwebs they is your friends.
Other than a detailed plan and policy speech - you're right. He really hasn't released anything.
You mean the young political rock star in DC that took on the entrenched political interest and institutions surrounding a failed education system, took it over, cleaned it up, paid no attention to the rhetoric while doing so, turned it around and into the national innovation and reform leader it is today?
If that's what a crack is to you GIVE ME SOME CRACK!
Please refer to me as THE New Orleanian if you're going to follow your logic over the credibility cliff.
By the way, did I tell you that I am THE manager of Kinkos in charge of 17,000 employees, manage a 1.7 billion dollar budget and have led the nation's largest printing company into 47 zillion print jobs in 50 states?
I didn't. You know why? I'm not a liar like C. Troy.
Opps. Troy Henry actually said "as THE President of United Water" in the mail piece I got.
I guess I should start referring to myself as THE New Orleanian since i'm from NOLA even thought there are others who live here instead of saying I am A New Orleanian.
This is going to getreally bad, really quick for C. Troy.
Me thinks doth protests too much. Hmm.
I think this is pretty clear. When someone puts on TELEVISION and puts out a political MAILPIECE that says "as PRESIDENT of United Water...." that INTENTIONALLY is misleading the public into believing he was THE President instead of A President.
I actually manage a Kinkos. Would it be fair to tell people I manage THE Kinkos or A Kinkos?
In C. Troy Henry's world? Sounds like it which make him devoid of character and dishonest.
Troy is fond of saying that he has "no tolerance of liars, cheats and thieves and they won't be a part of his management team".
He's obviously lying here no matter how you try to spin it (a la Ray Nagin) so does that mean he's not going to be part of his administration?
Uh oh. I think we just figured out why Henry desperately played the race card.
WOW! Just saw this on Perry's site! Now THIS is leadership!!
Looks like his "i was THE president of United Water" has finally caught up with him. The guy is Nagin 2.0
Uh-oh. Looks like the company who registered the domain name (ComputerCC) is the same company that works for Georges (IOKON). Same owner (Robert Claypool) and same address.
Hmm and what's really funny is the IOKON people are the folks who are commenting on this article en masse. Looks like Georges is about to get HAMMERED.
Its going to be a dramatically different experience with those video poker machines in there....
It's actually pretty mainstream unless you're out there on the fringe of society - which it sounds like you are if you're still using terms like librul and hate amurhica.
turn down the copy for Freedom Rock you've got on the 8 track and crank up Rush and Hannity.
That's where the REAL Amurhica viewpoint is coming from.
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D.C. postgame coverage, reserves recap and MLS business side stories
March 28, 2011
Continuing with the postgame coverage, Hank Alexandre provides his game story on American Soccer News.
New England Soccer Today recounts the Revs' first reserve match, which was held following the home opener on Saturday night.
Kyle McCarthy analyzes the weekend's events in his Monday MLS Breakdown for Goal.com, highlighting Charlie Davies' continued journey to recovery.
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Enrique De Lucas' extra-time goal helped Celta Vigo overturn a two-goal deficit to advance to the last 16 of the Copa del Rey after a thrilling 3-2 aggregate win over second-tier side Almeria.
The Primera Division side faced an uphill struggle this evening after losing the first leg 2-0 although they gave themselves hope when Park Chu-Young netted in the 55th minute.
But it was only in the dying seconds when they levelled the tie through Roberto Lago and substitute De Lucas capped a remarkable comeback in the 109th minute before Almeria's night was compounded when Aaron Niguez was sent off three minutes from time.
Real Zaragoza and Real Mallorca both progressed courtesy of the away goals rule.
Despite goals from Jude Ighalo and Diego Mainz giving Granada a 2-1 win at home, 10-man Zaragoza sealed their spot in the next round thanks to Jose Mari's strike although they were forced to hang on for a 2-2 aggregate result after Helder Postiga was sent off.
Mallorca's goalless draw at home to Deportivo La Coruna ensured their 1-1 stalemate at the Riazor in the first leg proved crucial.
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DW 5000 - how to fix advice
Yesterday the chain on one of my (quite new) DW5000 pedals snapped where it connects to the bracket under the board. The small pin that holds the chain to this bracket just broke in half.
To fix this I bought a new chain from DW and tried to undo the screw on the pedal, only for it to completely thread the screw and make it useless. So now I have a old broken chain and a useless screw - argh!
Can anyone tell me what screw this is by any chance? I know it's a machine screw with a flat philips head, but I am not sure on the dimensions or what I need to exactly ask for when I try to replace it? I know DW do a spare part, but I really don't want to pay a fortune for a screw that is probably available from DIY etc.
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. A recent trip to Cincinnati included a tour of the American Sign Museum. The museum was founded by Todd Swormstedt, former editor and publisher of Sign of the Times magazine. The first iteration of the museum appeared in 1999, and the permanent home for this collection opened its doors in June, 2012, in […] [Read More]


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Fresh Scallops in the Shell (live)
I had a delicious Fresh Scallop in the shell at Rappahannock Oyster Co in Union Market the other day and I am reminded that I have never seen Live scallops in this area.
Does anyone know where I might get them?
It has been a while but Wagshall's in spring valley would have them once in a while - and would order them if you gave them some time.
They are a pain to harvest and handle, so expect to pay a pretty high price. Also yo may want to familiarize yourself with how to clean and prep the scallop, it is not like shucking a clam or oyster, before you make the investment.
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Thanks for the reminder - I've done them just once, over ten years ago, and I remember them to be a pain (and me a Hack) but they were so worth it. They actually showed me how to do it where I bought them (I think it was Zupan's in Portland, OR) - But I was still pretty sloppy.


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Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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DeJuan Blair, Redwings pick up the win over Triumph
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs Krasnie Krilya Samara got back on the winning track with a 80-74 win over Triumph Lyubertsy despite San Antonio Spurs' DeJuan Blair having his poorest performance with the Redwings. Triumph made a furious third-quarter run outscoring Blair's team 25-16 in the period but it was not enough. However, despite picking up […] [Read More]
Local businesses losing most in lockout
As we reported yesterday, NBA Comissioner David Stern has cancelled the first two weeks of the NBA season. While this affects the San Antonio Spurs and fans, it also greatly affects local businesses. At least through the first two weeks of November, San Antonio sportsbars are likely to see a drop in revenue compared to […] [Read More]
Mike Brown eagerly waiting in L.A.
By Kyle Boenitz, Project Spurs Getting ready for that first day of work will make anyone nervous, but imagine if the person you're replacing is one of the greatest people to ever do your job. Former San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Mike Brown will be taking over for Phil Jackson as head coach of the […] [Read More]
Tony Parker ready to help ASVEL as player, not VP
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs As the NBA has announced that the first two weeks of the season will be canceled indefinitely, San Antonio Spurs' Tony Parker has already begun preparation for an extended lockout as he had his first practice with his French team ASVEL on Monday in France. Click HERE for the complete article […] [Read More]
Hanga getting settled in Spain
It was one crazy summer for San Antonio Spurs draftee Adam Hanga. Sure, his summer may not be able to compete with the one of John Cusac in the 1986 teenage flick, but there's a safe bet that Hanga could take Hoops McCann to school on the hardwood or asphalt. Click HERE for the complete […] [Read More]
Writers put in focus Spurs, Magic
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs Our very own Michael De Leon recently participated with our fellow Bloguin site, OrlandoMagicDaily.com. In the article with Phillip Rossman-Reich, De Leon and Rossman-Reich preview the offseason moves the San Antonio Spurs have made and may make. Rossman-Reich looks at the match ups from last season first before giving his take […] [Read More]
Real talk on the lockout from 'Big Shot Rob'
By Trevor Zickgraf, Project Spurs Now that David Stern has canceled the entire NBA preseason and the regular season is in danger of losing some games, a lot has been said about what the owners and players will be missing out on. But there are thousands of people around the country who are going to […] [Read More]
Virtus Bologna owner still in pursuit of Ginobili
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs As the sports world waits to see if the NBA lockout will indeed shelve the first two weeks of the regular season, so is San Antonio Spurs' Manu Ginobili and whether he will head to Italy and join Virtus Bologna. But despite most of the attention on Kobe Bryant and […] [Read More]
Video: Get to know Matt Bonner a bit more
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs With San Antonio Spurs' Matt Bonner being one of the key representatives for the players union in the current NBA lockout, he's still finding time in his schedule to give mini-camps to the youth in Canada. In this clip, Bonner hosts a basketball camp at St. Albans boys and girls […] [Read More]
Video: DeJuan Blair, Chris Quinn face off in Russia
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs Yesterday, San Antonio Spurs' DeJuan Blair and BC Krasnie Krilya Redwings fell to their rival BC Khimky Moscow, 85-79, as Blair faced off against his former teammate, Chris Quinn. Blair finished with 14 points, grabbed three rebounds for the Redwings while Quinn notched 21 points, and three assists. With the […] [Read More]
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Crystalyx Easy Breather 22.5kg Nutritional Lick Block. Helps reduce coughing and respiratory irritation.
Respiratory are most frequent in autumn and winter, especially in house calves and in the following situations
-Young calves, particularly when first put into groups
-Autumn housed calves, especially spring born suckled calves
-Bought in calves or older cattle
-Stressed calv...more


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(KPRC) More than six million Americans suffer from heart failure, and with the shortage of donor hearts, thousands will die waiting for a donor.
But, mechanical heart pumps are saving lives, and nowhere is that happening more than in Houston.
St. Luke's Medical Center and Texas Heart Institute are marking an important milestone having implanted the 1,000th LVAD.
That's more than any other hospital in the country.
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