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WHEN: Tuesday-Friday - May 18-21
WHERE: Auburn University - Auburn, Alabama
COURSE:The Lake Course at Grand National - Par 72 - 6,215 yards
THE FIELD (24 teams):
EAST REGION QUALIFIERS: Duke, UNLV, North Carolina, Florida State, Wake Forest, Furman, Tennessee, Oklahoma State
CENTRAL REGION QUALIFIERS: Vanderbilt, Arizona, Michigan State, USC, Baylor, Purdue, New Mexico, Texas A&M
WEST REGION QUALIFIERS: UCLA, California, Stanford, Washington, Georgia, Ohio State, Arizona State, Texas
TOURNAMENT FORMAT: 18 holes will be played each day. All participants will compete throughout the entire 72 holes of competition.
* Live stats of the tournament at www.GolfStat.com
* Full Lobo recap and results of each round at www.GoLobos.com
* There will be 30-minute highlight show from 9-9:30 p.m. EST via satellite on Thursday and Friday. The coordinates for both days are: KU Band AMC09, Transponder 15 downlink freq. 12000 MHz (V)
LOBOS ADVANCE TO NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR 12TH TIME IN SCHOOL HISTORY - The New Mexico women's golf team, seeded fourth nationally, placed seventh at the Central Regional Championships (May 6-8) to qualify for the NCAA Championships for the 12th time in school history. The Lobos have placed in the top 10 at the NCAA's on five occasions, including sixth in 1985, but are still looking for their first top-five finish. This season has provided all indications that the Lobos could break new ground at the nation's elite tournament.
New Mexico claimed four tournament titles this season and has placed in the top 10 in all 10 of its tournaments. The Lobos have been ranked as high as No. 3 nationally, and have been rated in the top 10 for 31 consecutive weeks by Golf Week.
Katrina Leckovic, Kailin Downs, Shannon Johnson and Ashley Rollins were named to the All-Mountain West Conference team, and Rollins was named the Mountain West Freshman of the Year. Downs earned MWC Golfer of the Month honors twice this season (September and February), and Leckovic captured the award in November.
Unlike the Central Regional's University Course, UNM is familiar with the Lake Course at Grand National, placing ninth at the NCAA Preview Tournament in September. The Lobos shot a 290 in the last round of the tournament - the third-best round of the day - to finish with a three-round total of 310-305-290--905 (+41). UNM dramatically improved its scores each day to finish in the top-10 of the elite 18-team tournament, in which 17 of the 18 teams were ranked in the Golf Digest Preseason Top 25.
After tuning up at NCAA Preview, the Lobos went into high gear for the rest of the season. In the fall, they went on to win the Dick McGuire Invitational, the Landfall Tradition and the Las Vegas Founders Women's Collegiate Showdown, and claimed the Dr. Thompson Rainbow Invitational in the spring. UNM was edged by UNLV by two strokes at the Mountain West Championships, but still garnered the highest seed in school history for the NCAA Championship field.
NATIONAL EXPOSURE - The Lobos are ranked No. 6 in the lastest Golf Week/Sagarin rankings released May 9. UNM has been ranked as high as No. 3 in the nation this season, and has been ranked in the top 10 for 31 consecutive weeks.
Individually, all five Lobo starters are ranked in the top 100 (Kailin Downs - 29th; Ashley Rollins - 42nd; Katrina Leckovic - 49th; Shannon Johnson - 74th; Christine Fernandez - 99th).
-- New Mexico entered the 63-team NCAA field as the No. 4 seed
-- The Lobos have won four tournament titles this season (Dick McGuire Invitational; Landfall Tradition; Las Vegas Founders Women's Collegiate Showdown; Dr. Thompson Rainbow Invitational)
-- The Lobos have been ranked as high as No. 3 in the nation (March 8)
-- Four Lobos earned All-Mountain West honors, the most of any team in the conference
-- New Mexico has made 12 straight postseason appearances
-- UNM is 115-22 vs. all-opponents in tournament play
-- The Lobos are 39-20 vs. Top 25 opponents; 85-22 vs. Top 50 opponents; and 110-22 vs. Top 100 opponents
-- UNM's schedule is ranked the 20th most difficult in the nation
-- Number of appearances: 12 (1982, '83, '84, '85, '87, '88, '93, '95, '96, '98, 2001, 2004)
-- Top finish: 6th (1985)
-- Top-10 finishes: Five (1982 - 8th; 1984 - 8th; 1985 - 6th; 1987 - 7th; 1998 - T8th)
-- Lowest score: 1199 (1998)
-- Top individual finish: Caroline Keggi, 1st, 1987
LAST TIME OUT (May 6-8): LOBOS QUALIFY FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS WITH SEVENTH-PLACE FINISH AT NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - The fourth-seeded New Mexico women's golf team qualified for the NCAA Championships for the 12th time in school history with a seventh-place showing at the NCAA Central Regional Championships, held at Illinois State's University Golf Course. The top eight teams from each of the three regionals all advance to the NCAA Championships held May 18-21 in Auburn, Ala.
The Lobos shot 298-320-300--918 (+66) for the tournament. Third-seeded Vanderbilt took first place with a 298-307-288--893 (+41), followed by ninth-seeded Arizona at 299-313-290--902 (+50). In addition to the Commodores and Wildcats, Michigan State, Southern California, Baylor, Purdue and Texas A&M also qualified for the NCAA Championships.
Individually for the Lobos, Kailin Downs and Ashley Rollins each tied for 17th with a 16-over 229. Downs (73-81-75) carded a 4-over 75 in the last round, while Rollins (73-82-74) shot a 3-over 74.
Katrina Leckovic carded her best round of the tournament on May 8, shooting a 4-over 75. Overall, Leckovic placed in a tie for 27th with a score of 76-80-75--231 (+18). Christine Fernandez shot a 76-80-78--234 (+21) to tie for 40th. Shannon Johnson improved each day in the tournament, and finished with an 81-79-76--236 (+23).
FALL RECAP: LOBOS WIN THREE TOURNAMENTS, TWO GOLFERS EARN PLAYER OF THE MONTH HONORS - The Lobos wrapped up one of their most successful fall seasons in school history with three tournament titles and two individuals taking medalist honors. The Lobos claimed the Dick McGuire Invitational (Sept. 25-27) at their home course in Albuquerque, the Landfall Tradition (Oct. 31-Nov. 2) in Wilmington, N.C., and the Las Vegas Vegas Founders Women's Collegiate Showdown (Nov. 10-12) in Henderson, Nev. UNM repeated as champions of the Vegas Showdown and won its third consecutive McGuire Invitational. The Lobos finished sixth in the Golf Week fall rankings.
Individually, junior Kailin Downs tied the 54-hole record at the McGuire Invitational with a score of 70-68-74-212 (-7) en route to claiming her first career individual championship. Senior Katrina Leckovic took home her second career title with a two-stroke win at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown.
The Lobos also had strong showings at their other two tournaments. New Mexico opened the season at the NCAA Preview (Sept. 12-14) in Opelika, Ala., site of the 2004 NCAA Women's Golf Championships. The tournament gave the Lobos a chance to play the difficult course with some of the nation's top teams, as 17 of the 18 teams were ranked in the preseason Top 25. The Lobos finished strong in the last round of the tournament to finish ninth overall. UNM placed fifth at the Stanford Intercollegiate Oct. 17-19.
SPRING RECAP: FOUR LOBOS EARN ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONORS, LOBOS RANKED AS HIGH AS NO. 3 - New Mexico picked up right where it left off in the fall in its four spring tournaments. The Lobos began the spring by placing second in the highly loaded Regional Challenge field, finishing ahead of five top-10 teams. After their impressive performance at the Regional Challenge, the Lobos vaulted to No. 3 in the national rankings. UNM responded to the ranking with a convincing 29-stroke win at the Dr. Thompson Rainbow Invitational in Hawai'i. The Lobos placed third at the Ping/Arizona State Invitational in their next tournament.
Although the Lobos came up short in their quest for a fifth straight Mountain West title, they did place second in the MWC Championships after shooting a season best 858 overall and 277 in the final round. UNM was a rewarded with a No. 4 seed in the 63-team NCAA field, the highest seed in school history.
Four Lobos were rewarded for their efforts and earned All-Mountain West honors. Kailin Downs and Katrina Leckovic each made the team for the third straight year, while Shannon Johnson garnered all-conference honors for the second year in a row. Ashley Rollins was named the Mountain West Conference Freshman of the Year in addition to earning All-MWC accolades.
DOWNS LEADS LOBOS IN SCORING AVERAGE - Junior Kailin Downs continues to lead the Lobos this season with a 73.90 scoring average. She set school records for scoring average her freshman (74.9) and sophomore (74.1) years. The junior record is 74.6.
Downs was named the MWC Women's Golfer of the Month in September after winning her first career tournament at the Dick McGuire Invitational and Co-MWC Golfer of the Month in February after placing fourth at the Northrup Grumman Regional Challenge. She has won the award five times in her career. Downs was the only player in the conference to earn Golfer of the Month honors twice in 2002-03 (September and April). As a freshman, Downs garnered Golfer of the Month honors in October of 2001.
Downs is ranked No. 29 in the nation by Golf Week. In addition to her win at the McGuire, Downs placed in a tie for second at the Landfall Tradition and Dr. Thompson Rainbow Invitational. Overall, she has placed in the top-five on 12 occasions during her career. The two-time Mountain West Player of the Year was named one of the Top 10 players in the nation to watch (No. 7) by Golf Digest and a preseason All-American by Golf Week. Downs was named to the All-Mountain West team for her third straight year. She was recently named to Team USA for the U.S. vs. Japan Collegiate Golf Championship held this summer in Chiba, Japan.
LECKOVIC A THREE-TIME ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONOREE - Senior Katrina Leckovic earned All-Mountain West accolades for the third consecutive season after placing in a tie for second at the Mountain West Championships with a career-tying score of 213. Leckovic claimed medalist honors at the 2003 MWC Championships and also earned all-conference honors in 2002.
Leckovic tied her personal-best score of 213 at the Las Vegas Founders Collegiate Showdown (Nov. 10-12), which was good for first place and her second career tournament championship. For her efforts, she was named the MWC Golfer of the Month for November. Leckovic has three other top-10 finishes this season, placing ninth at both the McGuire Invitational and Stanford Intercollegiate, and placing 10th at the Dr. Thompson Rainbow Invitational.
The Burnaby, British Columbia, native, who is third on the team with a 74.47 scoring average, is ranked No. 49 by Golf Week. Earlier this year, Leckovic was one of eight players selected to the Canadian Ladies' Golf Association National Amateur Team.
ASHLEY'S ROLLIN' - Heralded freshman Ashley Rollins, who made the cut at the 2003 U.S. Women's Amateur and won all four of her matches at the AJGA Canor Cup, has lived up to the hype in her first season as a Lobo. Rollins, who boasts a 74.37 scoring average, is on pace to establish a new freshman scoring-average record at UNM (currently at 74.9), and is ranked No. 42 in the nation by Golf Week. She was named the Mountain West Freshman of the Year and also earned All-MWC honors.
One of the top recruits in Coach Booth's tenure, Rollins tied for 15th in her first tournament at NCAA Preview and followed that effort with a seventh-place finish at the Dick McGuire Invitational. She had another top-10 showing at the Landfall Tradition, where she placed in a tie for eighth. In the second tournament of the spring season, Rollins delivered a season-best sixth place showing at the Dr. Thompson Rainbow Invitational. In her last regular season outing, she had a season-best score of 2-over 218 at the Ping/Arizona State Invitational to tie for ninth, earning freshman low score honors. Rollins also fired a hole-in-one in the fall on the par-3 17th hole at the Stanford Intercollegiate.
WHAT'S IN A NAME? - Junior Shannon Johnson may have a common last name, but is no ordinary collegiate golfer. Johnson, who has been ranked in the top 100 all season, is currently ranked No. 74 in the nation. The Sioux Falls, S.D., native posted her best career finish this season at the Mountain West Championships, placing in a tie for second after carding a career-low 213. For her efforts, she was named to the All-Mountain West team for the second consecutive season. Johnson has six top-20 finishes this season.
SEEKING GREENER PASTURES IN NEW MEXICO - Sophomore transfer Christine Fernandez, who attended the University of Tulsa in 2002-03, has been a welcome addition to this year's 2003-04 Lobo squad. Fernandez has finished in the top 10 in three tournaments this season, including a career-best tie for second at the Dr. Thompson Invitational in Hawai'i, where she shot a season-low round of 68 in the second round. She also placed in the top 10 at the Las Vegas Founders Women's Collegiate Showdown and shot a season-low 219 to tie for ninth at the Mountain West Championships. Fernandez is ranked No. 99 in the nation by Golf Week.
NEWMAN ALSO SHINING IN THE CLASSROOM - Senior Kellyn Newman, who competed as an individual in three tournaments this season, is also an excellent student in the classroom. Newman was named a 2003 NGCA Scholar-Athlete last season, and this year was featured as a "Champion in the Classroom" in the KKOB-770 AM academic series that aired during the school year.
SPENCE IMPROVING EACH YEAR - Junior Christina Spence, who garnered All-MWC accolades in 2002-03, has improved her scoring average each season at UNM. Spence, who shot for a 77.0 average her freshman year and 76.1 last year, is currently at 76.0 this season. She earned her first start of the season at the Ping/Arizona State Invitational, placing in a tie for 44th. Spence shot a career-best 221 at last fall's Dick McGuire Invitational to tie for eighth place as an individual.
NEW ADDITION - Freshman Giselle Claux, a native of Lima, Peru, joined the Lobos for the spring season after sitting out fall competition. A talented golfer with international experience, Claux competed for the Peruvian National Team in several Junior South American tournaments. She placed fourth at the 2003 Junior South American tournament in Montevideo, Uruguay.


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To clarify Chick-Fil-A is not a Christian business because no such animal exists. It is a business run by people with Christian beliefs. It seems that thos principles have helped them be successful.
I second that
In spite of the heat, Heritage Day was excellent. Congratulations to the organizers for a job well done and good variety of booths. We all felt a part of the community.
Well, today they had quite a few customers. They all liked the food. I actually like their food. A lot of times it's a matter of advertising.
TK, Notre Dame won't be the same without you. You are a Notre Dame Crusader faithful, loyal and true. And you are a great friend as well. God Bless You!
In the last election, these school board members promised not to raise taxes. They lied to us. I will be glad to see to it that every last one of these liars is voted off school board and replaced with members who have respect for the taxpayers and keep their word.
So bigdog1974 and thinkpeace, you never did anything by accident right? I think the case was resolved correctly. We all have made mistakes. But does that makes us unfit or ignorant, of course not. It's possible that the lease got caughrt on the truck. He should have been more careful but you act as if he was intentionally abusive.
SoSayYou, you're the one that's misinformed. The fix was in from the start and the liberal media went along with it as usual without investigating the truth. The media is in the back pocket of the culture of death. Everything I said in my post was the truth. I met the Schindlers. They are good people. They had nothing to gain from this except to save their family member's life. May God Bless those who fought for her.
It is sad to see so many cavalier comments about an innocent woman starved and dehydrated to death by her adulterous, murderous husband. It just shows the callousness of our culture of death. Shameful!
Now some facts regarding the Terri Schiavo case:
1. Michael received the insurance money to be spent on taking care of Terri but used it for legal expenses instead.
2. Terri's parents pleaded with Michael that since he did not want her any more, to let them care for her and they would agree to release Michael from any obligation or responsibility. Michael refused.
3. Terri was carefully examined by the leading neurologist from the Mayo Clinic and this doctor said he could help actually normalize her. Yet three carefully selected doctors who were part of the fix to kill Terri spent only a few minutes looking at her and said she was in what they called "persistent vegetative state" and chose to cooperate with Michael instead.
To those who sided with Michael in these posts, you have just endorsed the murder of an innocent person in such a uncaring way. Pray that you will not be in a situation where you are considered a throw away by someone else who stands to gain by your untimely death.
To all those who are working for life, God Bless You for standing up what is right. Your reward will be in highest heaven.
ireaddaily, two things. One comparing blood transfusions to contraception and abortion is invoking the fallacy of false analogy. Blood transfusions are not intrisically evil but contraception and abortion are. Blood transfusion are necessary at times but contraception and abortion are never necessary. from a medical standpoint. Secondly, if we allow this to stand, what laws against religious freedom are next now that government would get the green light from this standing as law.
Maaod10899, that is false. All insurance plans will be forced to have this coverage. People of moral conviction whether they work for a church based institution or not will be forced to pay for these things. This is highly unnecessary as contraceptives can be obtained for free from Planned Parenthood or cheaply from places like Target or Walmart for less than $10/month. For Obama, it's all about trying to destroy religious institutions. Yet many of these institutions have provided much for the needy including hospitals who offer charity care. If we lose these institutions, the poor and true believers will suffer greatly. The madness must stop.
Maaod10899, you don't get it. Why are so for forcing people of moral conviction to make them fund something they are morally against? This is unprecedented in American history. This is the part of the reason our founding fathers left England. If the government can do this, what's to stop them from taking away all of our freedoms?
Right on, Jake
Saxon5, right you are. Morality and justice are powerful drivers.
newfaceintown and starmi, those are excellent ideas. I am a lifetime resident of Easton and I want to see my town be a first class place for people to live in and visit. Bevin, I am so sorry you had a problem with the meters. We should look at a feasible alternative to parking meters that will cause less hassle.
Congrats, Beca. My apologies for the "adults" in this forum who want to take away from your victory.
Excellent point jbird.
Here we go again, for venom spewers like Pitts, when the conflict involves Obama, the other person is racist. That race card is so dog-eared, it's the size of a piece of confetti.
Tony, it is intellectually dishonest do discredit Brind and Lanfranchi on the basis of being pro-life. Both doctors are well versed and have done meticulous studies on the subject that strive for fair and honest results. You claim many studies refute them. Unfortunately, as someone who understands statistical methodology, many of these studies are flawed because they don't take other factors into consideration unlike Brind and Lanfranchi. Also many of these people deny the abortion breast cancer link either because they are intellectually lazy, they support abortion or they don't want to be shunned by the pro-aborts. While no studies are perfect, Brind and Lanfranchi's studies are as close to perfect as possible. Also like you, many of these researchers discredit Brind and Lanfranchi b/c they are pro-life. So by that token I can discredit your article defending Planned Parenthood because you are pro-abortion and we can round in circles all day.
R2SeeU, Komen should help all women with breast cancer. Your sarcasm is mean spirited in the true sense. Miscarriages do not increase the risk of breast cancer but abortion increases it dramatically. Here is a fact sheet regarding breast cancer risk.


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The only time I can get our children's Emachine running XP to access the internet is when I use the XP Network Wizard on our Gateway, which is currently our main computer. I have installed the Airport Utility on all computers (including Macbook) BUT, the Emachine XP cannot locate my Airport Extreme Base Station...just a bit concerned since the IMAC will be the main computer if we are totally screwed when it comes to our Emachine connecting wirelessly. Could it be because we have a USB-G Adapter on the Emachine and the signal is not strong enough to locate the AEBS?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
One last thing...I have Bonjour installed on all three computers but the main pc, emachine, nor macbook can connect with it despite having the printer USB plugged into the AESB and having run the Bonjour Wizard. I can have the two PC's work when the printer USB is directly plugged into the PC Tower (again, Windows Network Wizard)...have never been able to establish printing with my Macbook...even though I have Macbook set up to.
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***To clarify...the emachine is online but not using the AEBS but rather XP Network Wizard.
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Hidden Roots of Aikido (Aiki Jujutsu Daitoryu), The
- Shiro Omiya
- Kodansha International (1998)
- 216 pages
- Daito-ryu aikijujutsu / Technical
Book Summary:
This book reviews some basic to advanced pinning and throwing techniques of Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu. It first briefly describes what are the differences in the three levels of training: Daito Ryu Jujutsu, Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu and Daito Ryu Aikijutsu. After if explains techniques classified into three main categories: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced techniques. In the first movements the author elaborates in the techniques' descriptions, while in intermediate and advanced techniques a more brief explanation is given.
The book is loaded with a big bunch of black and white pictures of the key movements that make the techniques really easy to follow. And then, in some pages it shows some keypoints or tips to perform good technique that are universally valid for all movements in the curriculum of Daito Ryu.
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With approximately sixty members, the Anaheim Fire Department's Reserve program supports various functions within the Fire Department to include: Fire Prevention, Services, Fire Administration, Community Relations, Fire Training and Mapping.
In Fire Prevention, reserves assist with fire prevention inspections, environmental projects and are sometimes assigned administrative duties as well. There are approximately ten reserves assigned to Fire Prevention, some of whom aspire to obtain an actual career in Fire Prevention. Those reserves whose ultimate goal is to work in suppression receive valuable training in the fire prevention field, which ultimately enhances their ability to compete as a firefighter candidate.
Services is responsible for the ordering and delivery of equipment and supplies to the fire stations. There are approximately ten reserves assigned to Services and these reserves become very familiar with the city's geography and interface with firefighters in the stations on a daily basis.
Fire administration reserves work under the direction of the Fire Chief's secretary and assist with various administrative projects.
Reserves assigned to Community Relations assist with the City AED Program. There are four reserves assigned to Community Relations, all of whom receive their AED/CPR Instructor's Certification. Together, these reserves teach AED/CPR certification to the approximately 500 trained city employees on an ongoing basis. The reserves assigned to Community Relations also help to maintain the AEDs located throughout the city by replacing batteries and other AED supplies.
The Anaheim Fire Department Mapping Division trains reserves in computer graphics. Reserves utilize these skills to draw maps used by fire suppression personnel during emergency responses. There are approximately ten reserves assigned to Mapping.
The North Net Fire Training Center provides training to many of the Fire Departments in North Orange County. Reserves assigned to Training assist with equipment maintenance, training tower and facility maintenance and are often times assigned projects by the North Net staff.
One of the main goals of the Anaheim Fire Department is to prepare its reserves for a career in the fire Service. The Fire Department conducts hiring workshops to assist its reserves in becoming more competitive in the various hiring processes. Some of these workshops focus on oral interview skills, resume building and general tips on obtaining a Fire Service career. The Fire Department also offers free AED/CPR certification for its reserves. Fire suppression skills workshops are periodically held to teach basic firefighting skills. Some of the skills taught are hose lays, ladder evolutions, ropes & knots and tools and equipment familiarization.
The Anaheim Fire Department reserve program has tremendous success in preparing its reserves for a career in the fire service. Montebello Fire Battalion Chief Greg Mowad was an Anaheim Reserve and he shares his thoughts on the reserve program. "While working in Fire Prevention as an Anaheim Fire Department reserve, I was able to learn skills and obtain knowledge which helped to create an edge for me in the Fire Service testing process!"
In order to be eligible to become an Anaheim Fire reserve, candidates must be a minimum of 18 years of age, an academy graduate, or currently enrolled in an accredited Fire Technology program. Candidates must also posses a current California Driver's License and have a clean driving record.
The hiring process includes an application period, an oral interview and a background investigation. Based upon current needs, the Anaheim Fire Department periodically tests for reserves and then an eligibility list is established. Candidates interested in becoming a reserve may request an application at North Net Fire Training Center located at 2400 E. Orangewood Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92806.


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For those of you who already own or have owned a poodle you know what I am talking about in this subject. You can just sit back and smile while I explain it to the unsuspecting new poodle owners who haven't yet experienced poodles and paper.
Poodles are like creative artists when it comes to paper. They love to take a single piece of paper no matter how big or small and turn it into a confetti party.
A poodle will find paper, from amazing places / especially the bathroom, and redecorate your home with it. They take extreme pleasure and pride in their creations.
I left two of my girls in my home while I made a quick trip to my mothers house one weekend. The trip took maybe two hours. When I came home, my house was completely redecorated with huge amounts of paper. My poodle, Beauty, jumped up on my kitchen table and proceded to distribute all the "junk mail" down to Maya my other poodle. They took every news paper and junk mail flyer into my living room and sat down, contentedly, to make tiny pieces of paper out of these big pieces.
When I opened the door to my home I was shocked (this was the first time). I had so much paper on the floor and on my furniture that it made me furious. My girls were wiggling with pride and could not contain themselves. Maya actually had the nerve to lay down by a piece and continue to chew. I wanted to be mad but my girls excitement changed my mood to "unhappy" to clean up the mess.
I have to hide paper now. Sometimes I don't succeed and my poodles find it and become little artists. I am used to this type of behavior. I do not believe it is a poodle being distructive. I don't believe it is an anxiety issue. I fully believe it is like a human taking up knitting or cross stich. Knitting and cross stich is meditative and relaxing. I believe that a poodle turning paper into confetti is their way of relaxation and meditation. They take great care in making each piece tiny. It takes patience and skill for a poodle to make the paper as tiny as they do. If you have ever watched you poodle do this, then you know what I mean.
As annoying as paper shredding is; consider that this is your dogs way of "knitting or cross stich". You may want to find something more meditative such as a kong toy stuffed with peanut butter or some treat to occupy your poodles time.
I don't mean to scare any new poodle owners; but you need to be aware of Poodles and Paper.
For you poodle owners that have already gone through this; again, sit back and smile at the knowledge that some poor person is going to purchase a poodle and experience the "Paper Factor of Poodles".
Take care dear readers and keep the paper away from your poodles!


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The MAT credit is available in respect of MAT paid under Section 115JB of the Income-tax Act with effect from assessment year 2006-07.
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Kansas' Biggest Rodeo
July 30, 2015 - August 1, 2015Venue: Phillips County Rodeo Grounds
Address: Highway 183, Phillipsburg, KS 67661
Time: Starting: 8:00 PM
Type: Special Events
Phone: 785-543-2448
The state's best and biggest rodeo! Over 15,000 people swell the town of Phillipsburg to five times its size for 3 days in August for hot ...More
"Our Beloved Land"
July 20, 2015 - August 22, 2015
Recurring dailyVenue: Strecker-Nelson Gallery
Address: 406 1/2 Poyntz Ave, Manhattan, KS 66502
Time: From: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Type: Events
Phone: 785-537-2099
Current show features three dozen artists as "Our Beloved Land" celebrates the Flint Hills Region. The gallery is open Monday thr...More
*The Addams Family
July 13, 2015 - September 20, 2015
Recurring dailyVenue: New Theatre Restaurant
Address: 9229 Foster St, Overland Park, KS 66212
Time: Varies by Performance
Type: Events
Phone: 913-649-7469
Based on THE ADDAMS FAMILY, characters created by Charles Addams music & lyrics by Andres Lippa, book by Marhall Brickman & Rick ...More
11th Annual Heartland Art Guild International Miniatures Art Show
June 29, 2015 - August 1, 2015
Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, SaturdayVenue: Miami County Historical Museum - Swan River Museum
Address: 12 E Peoria, Paola, KS 66071
Time: From: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Type: Events
Phone: 913-557-6834
Come to the beautiful picturesque square in Paola, Ks where little things mean a lot. An art show where the image size of the painting mus...More
99th Annual Crawford County Fair
July 29, 2015 - August 1, 2015
Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, SaturdayVenue: Crawford County Fairgrounds
Address: 249 E. 47 Hwy, Girard, KS 66743
Time: TBD
Type: Events
Phone: 620-724-4092
Livestock exhibitions, arts and crafts exhibitions, competition between county FFA and 4-H clubs, livestock auction, rodeo and live music. ...More
Ad Astra Music Festival
July 18, 2015 - August 2, 2015
Every Sunday, Friday, SaturdayVenue: Deines Cultural Center
Address: 820 N. Main, Russell, KS 67665
Time: 2pm or 7:30pm
Type: Events
Phone: 785-483-6960
Ad Astra Music Festival - July 18th-August 2nd The festival serves to bring fine classical music to the people of Russell and the surround...More
Allen County Fair and Rodeo
July 27 - 31, 2015
Recurring every week dayVenue: Riverside Park
Address: 418 Park Ave, Iola, KS 66749
Time: All Day
Type: Events
Phone: 620-365-5252
This a week long Fair and Rodeo. Emphasis on 4-h but Public Entries are also encouraged and welcome. More
Argonne Rebels Drum & Bugle Corp Exhibit
June 1, 2015 - September 4, 2015
Recurring every week dayVenue: Great Bend Convention & Visitors Bureau
Address: 1409 Williams, Great Bend, KS 67530
Time: From: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Type: Events
Phone: 620-792-2409
The Hometown Team: How Our Community Championed Its Youth Exhibit. Dedication: July 11 - 3pm March of Champions: July 14 - 3pm More
ArtGarden in July
July 1 - 31, 2015
Recurring dailyVenue: Courtyard Gallery
Address: 125 N Main, Lindsborg, KS 67456
Time: various
Type: Events
Phone: 785-227-3007
Check out the new art classes being offered at ArtGarden! Go to www.courtyardgallery.com and click on the Art Classes link. For children an...More
Cowley County Fair
July 30, 2015 - August 2, 2015
Recurring dailyVenue: Winfield Fairgrounds
Address: 1105 W 9th Ave, Winfield, KS 67156
Time: All day
Type: Events
Phone: 620-221-1088
Free admission and parking. Exhibits, prizes, concessions, games, free stage on midway nightly, Demolition Derby and Rodeo. More
Dodge City Days
July 24, 2015 - August 2, 2015
Recurring dailyVenue: Dodge City Days
Address: 311 W Spruce, Dodge City, KS 67801
Time: Starting: 9:00 AM
Type: Events
Phone: 620-227-3119
Dodge City Days is a 10-day celebration in one of the country last remaining Wild West towns, Dodge City (July 24-August 2, 2015). With a w...More
Dodge City Days Arts, Crafts, and Things Show
July 31, 2015 - August 1, 2015
Recurring dailyVenue: Dodge City Days
Address: 2601 Central, Dodge City, KS 67801
Time: From: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Type: Events
Phone: 620-227-7077
Beat the heat and bring your family to Village Square Mall and enjoy strolling through booths filled with unique arts, crafts, and things! ...More
Final Friday in Downtown Wichita
April 24, 2015 - December 25, 2015Venue: CityArts
Address: 334 N Mead, Wichita, KS 67202
Time: From: 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Type: Events
As the name implies, Final Friday happens the last Friday of each month. Art galleries, museums, restaurants and retail shops around ...More
Final Fridays
Recurring monthly on the last FridayVenue: Dodge City CVB Visitors Center
Address: 400 W Wyatt Earp Blvd, Dodge City, KS 67801
Time: From: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Type: Events
Phone: 620-255-1447
Final Friday is a "art crawl" that goes from the Carnegie Arts Center (5-7) to the 2nd Street Art Guild (6-8), to the Depot (7-9)...More
Final Fridays Art Walks in Downtown Lawrence
April 24, 2015 - December 25, 2015
Recurring monthly on the last FridayVenue: Historic Downtown Lawrence
Address: 900 Massachusetts, Lawrence, KS 66044
Time: From: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Type: Events
Final Fridays are free and open to the public the last Friday of every month. With hundreds of artists and performers in over 30 locations,...More


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2GB and 4GB models of small-time Walkman.
Sony has just come over all official with its new Sony Walkman Clip. Undoubtedly going after the iPod shuffle, this new dinky MP3 player still manages to pack some smart features into its tiny frame.
Tipping the scales at just 28g and measuring under 10cm long, it has a detachable clip so you can wear it out running or down the gym. It has so-called Zappin tech for finding the tracks you want, letting you play a short clip of a track before choosing to listen to the whole thing.
There's 18 hours of battery life, with a quick charge function delivering 90 minutes of tunes after just three minutes of the Walkman Clip being hooked up to the mains. There's only support for MP3 and WMA files though, so don't go thinking you can load up your DRM-free AAC tracks from iTunes.
There are 2GB and 4GB models up for grabs. The Walkman Clip goes on sale mid-May. Let us know what you think of Sony's latest effort on our Facebook and Twitter pages.


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Hey Greg here, thanks for checking out this exclusive interview on the behalf of my website. Joining me today is a pro wrestler who's preformed internationally for a number of years now. She's captured numerous championships from countries all over the world. So, I'd like to welcome my very special guest, Sara Jay!
Q1: Why choose a career in professional wrestling and not something like acting, singing, or dancing?
Sara Jay: I am an only child - I was brought up in New Zealand by very physically active, sports minded parents - who were also fans of wrestling themselves. So from a young age I was already involved in sports, extreme sports and a fan of wrestling myself!! When I discovered that there was a wrestling school near where we lived as a teenager in Australia, I jumped at the opportunity to give it ago!!! My parents were not surprised at all.
Q2: Was there any particular event in your life that made you say to yourself "I want to become a professional wrestler?"
Sara Jay: I was always a fan of wrestling - I knew the second I found out that I could learn to wrestle, that I just had to do it - I had always wanted to live an "out of the ordinary" life - everyone I knew wanted to be a famour singer or an actor - to me as a starry eyed teenager who was also VERY MUCH a tomboy at that stage - that was "too common" - wrestling was different, wrestling was out of the ordinary - wrestling was more "me."
Q3: Was the training process to become a pro wrestler as difficult as you first thought it was going to be?
Sara Jay: No. I was a very quiet, shy but also very excited 15 year old when I first started wrestling training. I was the only girl surrounded by all older men, but they all helped me out immensely and I found training to become a wrestler more exciting than difficult. I was actually knicknamed "smiley" then because I loved wrestling so much and was so happy to be learning to wrestle, I couldnt stop smiling at traniing!!
Q4: Any wrestler, (especailly female because there are many less out there) needs to be "special" when they go out and preform in front of a crowd. In your opinion, what does it take for a female wrestler to be "special?"
Sara Jay: * PERSONALITY
Q5: You've spent a fair amount of time wrestling in Puerto Rico in the past. What was that experience like , and is the wrestling atmosphere there significantly different from that of the U.S.?
Sara Jay: WOW! Is the first that pops into my mind in regards to wrestling in Puerto Rico! The fans are just amazing! They really get behind us as wrestlers and are extremely supportive, loud and passionate!!! I can't really say that theres a huge difference between wrestling in the states and PR as the fans are also very supportive in the states, but as I stated above, PR fans get very loud, very passionate and they really "feel" strongly for wrestling.
Q6: What is your opinion on the WWE's tendency to hire models who have no past wrestling experience to eventually become in-ring performers?
Sara Jay: Personally, Id rather see professionally trained wrestlers get hired first, before other talent - they are the athletes with the PASSION and HEART for the sport in whole. These are the people who should be given the opportunities first - just my two cents worth .
Q7: No wrestling match is ever the same, and there certainly is a feeling of "the now" when you watch a match in person. Therefore, how do you personally make sure that every moment of each one of your matches is unique?
Sara Jay: I myself, put ALOT of "Feel" into my matches - I want the crowd to feel what I feel when Im in the ring. If Im being chopped - I want the crowd to "Feel" that through my body language, my facial expressions, my voice etc...this is what I LOVE to do, make the crowd "feel" - and I want the crowd to feel that anguish, that pain, that hurt or that victory!
Q8: Do you think it is more important for a wrestler to have a stand-out personality, or to be an outstanding athlete?
Sara Jay: I think both are important in wrestling! Thats how people will remember who you are. If you just have one or the other in the ring, then you wont stand as much. In wrestling, its all about standing out, defying normality, being larger than life!!!
Q9: Does it upset you at all when some people say that female wrestlers are involved with the industry just because of their looks?
Sara Jay: Of course it does, but I dont really let it get to me. I started wrestling aged 15 and I was the biggest tomboy - not in anyway shape or form was I girlie, so at that time, my looks weren't important to me, so if anyone said anything to me, it didnt bother me. I was a wrestler, I got to beat the boys up and live my dream! Thats what I focused on! I do believe however, that alot of people, both men and women will always have this mindset, especially if they see what society determines to be a "pretty face" inside the wrestling ring and think that they are only there because of their looks - its a touchy subject and I think it will always be around. I however, dont let it get to me...I love wrestling for wrestling - if I didnt want to wrestle and I just wanted to be eye candy, then perhaps I wouldve gone down another path.
Q10: If you could sum up your experience with professional wrestling in just one word, what would that one word be?
Sara Jay: WHIRLWIND!
Q11: When your wrestling career has run its course, what do you want to be remembered for the most by your fans?
Sara Jay: I hope for the heart, dedication, determination, desire and passion I put into this sport...that despite the ups and ALOT of downs that I stuck at it and got through...I hope they will remember that I did it for US - everyone who loves wrestling, me, and them the fans who have stuck by me for many years and continued to support me...I hope they will remember how much I appreciate that!
Q12: How do you personally stay grounded and composed when things within your wrestling career haven't worked out the way you wanted them to?
Sara Jay: Easy, I can look at things two ways:
* with a smile
* with a frown
What way would you look at things? I choose to look at things with a smile - because Im still here, Im going and Im SO GRATEFUL for all my achievements and accomplishments so far - through hard work and ALOT of sacrafices. If you hit rock bottom ( which I have ) theres only one way left to go and thats back up! Plus you never know whats around the corner...as they say, only the strong survive!
You can check more out on Sara Jay by going to the following links:
Youtube: http://youtube.com/missjaywrestling
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/misssarajay
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We have a range of budget places to stay in Copenhagen from as low as £13 per night
Based on previous Copenhagen accommodation searches, the average starting price is £80
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x The average starting price for a place to stay in Copenhagen is £80 per night.
robertsfai The rooms are clean and well equipped. Rikke is a wonderful host who works hard to make your stay pleasant. The only problem is that See Copenhagen is located about 7 km from the city center. It is, however, very close to both the S-Tag (train) and the Metro. A one-hour ticket is 23 DKK and purchasing 2 per day increases the cost of the room.
bwm100 We had a very nice stay at Hotel Loeven. The location is convenient, quite close to Tivoli, planetarium and City Hall. The room was clean and big enough for 3 people. The traffic is pretty loud at night, a pub is located in the building so you might need earplugs to sleep at night!
tom.colen In a nutshell: excellent value for your money. You stay in a quiet area, with very friendly people running the place (they even made some costs at their own expense to help us out...). Don't expect a fully equiped room, but who needs that if you're only in the youth hostel for sleeping anyway ;-). This place is really perfect to stay if you have your own transport for visiting Copenhagen. You can sleep quietly and if you want to go to the big city it takes you about 5 minutes by car. I'd recommend this place to anyone who doesn't want to spend too much money on a room full of luxury, but wants to have a good time hanging around in the centre of Copenhagen.
malcolm.bridges very pleasant and quiet apartment close to public transport, the apartment was very clean and facilities more than adequate for the cost, overall very goods value for the money and I will use again on my next visit.
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The Pure Soda Maker received an honorable mention at the Red Dot Design Award (2008). Its design compliments elegance and practicality and is offered in a unique color variety. Each Pure Soda Maker is made with attention to detail and utilizes high quality plastics finished with a brushed stainless steel exterior.
Pure Starter Kit Includes:
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FeaturesJun/Jul 2013 Issue
The JOY of (Not) Cooking
Can't stand the heat? Opt for easy no-cook meals.
No-cook cooking is the perfect answer to sizzling days or when a crazed work and family schedule means you want to eat without pulling out pots and pans. With a bit of creativity, you can turn out delicious gluten-free breakfast, lunch, dinner and desserts without turning on your oven or your stove. Follow these tips to glean the best flavor from your no-cook dishes.


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Formosa Glass Teapot with Bamboo Handle
Item Code: 273987
Free delivery over £40
In stock
Love the teapot but the infuser split after only 3 uses, allowing the tea to escape. I requested a replacement infuser from Whittard twice but have been ignored on both occasions.
I was bought this teapot for my birthday and it is simply the best! It holds enough to make two mugs of tea and the glass design is beautiful! The spout is well designed as not to cause dripping that some teapots I've used have had problems with.
Just be aware there is a lip in the lid and if you're a clean freak like me you'll spend a good while trying to dry it after washing up to prevent water stains.
I've had one of these for two years and it works and pours perfectly. Having dropped the lid onto a tiled floor, I'm now ordering another. It is small, but plenty big enough for two cups of tea if I'm making just for me.
I had one of these tea pots with a bamboo handle for several years and very satisfied with it - it looked good and made a very nice cup of Earl Grey. However, Whittard no longer appear to sell this pot with a bamboo handle despite still being advertised as such; instead it now has a rather naff looking plastic handle.
Hugely disappointing and not worth the price.
Very small. This just barely holds the advertised 600ml, you'd need to fill it right up to the opening, which fills the spout. Bought with the glass pot warmer and it's dwarfed by the stand.
The shops appear to have considerably larger ones that they use for samples, and place on the shelf with these. Appears deliberate confusion.
It's a nice shape and pours neatly but the handle is poorly wound and on my one all marred so about to be returned.
You're far better off saving money and buying the 'mug with infuser' which holds a generous 300ml and has a larger infuser.
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Hammerheads take on familiar foe on the road
CC faces Centex in battle of teams in third-place
Last week, the Hammerheads might have caught the Barracudas by surprise when 300-pound running back Fred Wallace made his season debut. Wallace, a former Flour Bluff standout, averaged 6.2 yards on his 10 carries and scored four touchdowns as the Hammerheads won by the biggest margin this year.
One week later, CenTex is looking for revenge and control of its playoff destiny.
Corpus Christi and CenTex are tied for third place in the IFL at 6-5. The winner of tonight's game could be tied for second with 7-4 Louisiana, which meets upstart San Angelo tonight.
The Hammerheads forced six turnovers and had three sacks last week and will attempt to do the same today, as they will have the entire secondary together for just the second time this year.
Jason Lee, the only player to start each game in the secondary this season, had two interceptions - returning one for a score - and took part in nine tackles. Clint Bingham, making his first start at cornerback after starting at receiver for Texas A&M-Kingsville, broke up three passes and had six tackles.
The Hammerheads signed receiver Schyler Anderson, who was released by the Louisiana Swashbucklers, and he will play this week. Anderson played his college football with Hammerheads quarterback Wesley Cooper at Louisiana College and had 14 catches in his two games against the Hammerheads this year.
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Boneyfiddle Arts Center sponsors a monthly Popular Vote Photography Contest. It is open to photographers of all ages and abilities. Every month has a theme for the photos and the public is invited to vote for their favorite. A vote costs one dollar and voters may vote for as many photos or as often as they want. Half of the vote money is awarded to the photographer and the balance goes to support art programs at the Center.
To enter the contest submit your photo in a mat no larger than 8 1/2 by 11 inches with the title of the photo and photographer's contact information. Limit of one photo per person. The themes and dates for the rest of 2013 are:
Theme Due Date Voting Ends
Stormy Weather…………………April 1 April 30
Buds to Blooms………………….May 1 May 31
Caring……………………………..June 1 June 28
Living Easy……………………….July 1 July 31
Sunrise, Sunset……………………August 1 August 31
School Daze……………………….September 1 September 28
Little Things Mean A Lot………October 1 October 30
Harvest……………………………..November 1 November 30
The Best of the BAC…………….December 1 December 28
The December contest showcases all the year's winning entries.
For more information, call (740)356-9688 or visit Boneyfiddle Arts Center, 546 Second Street in Portsmouth, Ohio between 10 a.m. to 6 pm. any Tuesday through Saturday.


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New NNM videos!
Check out Network's YouTube page for new videos from last season, with more coming up:
Third Space
April 5-12, 2013
Third Space is a Network for New Music mini-festival of performances and other events taking place from April 5 – April 12, 2013. Using electronic sound and images in combination with traditional instruments, composers create something entirely new for these performances — a blended "third space" that is solely expressive, an extension of the human imagination.
The festival includes three different concert programs, each with a unique pre-concert musical aperitif, and one open master class for the students of Philadelphia Sinfonia youth orchestra.
Friday April 5, 8 pm: THE ARC OF CURIOSITY
Pre-concert event: introduction to the ENIAC and composer talk
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Saturday April 6, 2 pm: Master Class with Philadelphia Sinfonia
Students from the Philadelphia Sinfonia youth orchestra work on the world premiere of Hourglass, a new work for string quartet and computer-generated sound by Van Stiefel.
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Monday April 8, 7:00 pm: BEAUTIFUL AND STRANGE
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The maker of a product designed to detect oral cancer is suing Johnson & Johnson, claiming the pharmaceutical giant prevented its product from reaching the marketplace amid concerns about a ubiquitous J&J product, Listerine.
The lawsuit by the company, Oral Cancer Prevention International Inc., claims J&J worried that consumers might link Listerine with oral cancer, a disease that affects 30,000 Americans every year, because of a 2008 study published in Australia.
According to the National Cancer Institute, the symptoms of oral cancer can include bleeding inside of the mouth and loss of teeth.
"The potential that could have to sales of Listerine for J&J would be absolutely devastating," said Philip Hoffman, an attorney for the plaintiff company, OCPI.
On July 6, OCPI sued J&J for at least $60 million for protecting the sales of Listerine over the distribution of its product, the OralCDx Brush Test, which helps to detect and prevent oral cancer, according to the OCPI lawsuit.
The OCPI website says that the BrushTest is used to determine if a common oral spot contains abnormal cells that may develop into oral cancer. The company claims that in the last 10 years, the BrushTest has helped to prevent more than 21,000 cases of oral cancer.
Johnson & Johnson spokesman Marcus Boston refused to comment on the case beyond a prepared statement emailed to ABC News.
"Johnson & Johnson is aware of the complaint that has been filed by OCPI," the statement read. "The company is confident that we have engaged in proper business practices and we look forward to the opportunity to resolve this matter through the legal system."
But according to the OCPI lawsuit, J&J took measures to thwart OCPI's product.
On the evening of Dec. 16, 2009, according to the lawsuit, OCPI was poised to sign an agreement with OraPharma Inc., then a J&J unit, that would give OraPharma exclusive rights to sell the Oral CDx Brush Test to all U.S. dentists.
But suddenly, Hoffman said, J&J advised OraPharma to "stand down" and not sign the sales agreement.
Hoffman alleged Johnson & Johnson was leery of highlighting a possible link between Listerine and oral cancer.
"They feared that if OraPharma would go to the same dentist [who bought Listerine] to sell a product that deals with oral cancer," he said, "the public may make the connection: 'I wonder why they are coming out with a brush test? Are they doing it because they are afraid that Listerine is causing oral cancer?'"
On Feb. 5, 2010, in an effort to avoid more bad press, Hoffman said, J&J advised OraPharma Inc. to sign the same sales agreement with OCPI that it was instructed not to sign in December.
"After the agreement was executed, they recommended that [OCPI] get rid of their sales force," Hoffman said. "OraPharma would be the exclusive force selling the product."
According to Hoffman, there were lists -- "lists of dentists that would be perfect for the brush test and lists of dentists who would be the least likely to buy the product."
OCPI claimed that J&J instructed OraPharma salesmen to sell the OralCDx Brush Test to those dentists who would be the least likely to buy that product, with the possibility of getting fired if the OraPharma employees did otherwise.
"Once that happened, nobody was buying the product at all," said Hoffman. "Since OraPharma had exclusive sales rights, there was no way to get the product out there. So what it effectively did is get the [OCPI] product off the market."
OCPI attorney James S. O'Brien wrote in a statement, "The effect of J&J's behavior, based on OraPharma's own projections, is that an estimated 7,300 cases of otherwise preventable oral cancer will occur in the United States over the term of the sales agreement."


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NEW ORLEANS — The Senate's budget committee has stalled a proposal that would give Emergency Medical Service workers the same monthly supplement that local law enforcement officers and firefighters receive from the state.
Sen. J.P. Morrell, D-New Orleans, has proposed a constitutional amendment that would add full-time EMS workers to the list to receive a $500 monthly paycheck from the state on top of their local salaries.
The proposal (Senate Bill 285) would cost at least $3.7 million a year and likely more, depending on how many EMS workers qualified, according to legislative fiscal analysts.
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First Christian Church
The First Christian Church at Racine Hill is now open for services on Thursday and Friday nights. Gospel singers are needed.
Pastor Jesse Thompson welcomes all to attend.
For more information, call 304-833-6160.
There will be revival services May 30 through June 1, 2013, at the Keith Full Gospel Church, located on Rt. 3 in Boone County, six miles west of Whitesville. The speaker will be Pastor Chris Stansell from St. Pauls Pentecostal Holiness Church in Wytheville, Va. Special singing by Jim Workman. Services begin at 7 p.m. each night.
For more information, call 304-837-3965 or 304-837-7557.
Gospel Concert
There will be a gospel concert at the Keith Full Gospel Church Friday night, June 7, 2013, with "The Freemans" from Hendersonville, Tn. Doors will open at 6 p.m. and the concert starts at 7 p.m. A love offering will be taken.
The church is located on Rt. 3 in Boone County, six miles west of Whitesville, and 45 minutes driving distance from Charleston and Beckley.
For more information or directions, please call 304-837-7557 or 304-837-3965.
Gordon Union Church News
On May 29th the Gordon Union Church will be having a special prayer meeting in preparation of the upcoming revival. Special singing that night will be by Jacobs Ladder, with service starting at 6 p.m.
Starting on May 30 to June 1, the Gordon Union Church will be having a three day revival with Jeff Mosteller as guest Preacher. On the 30th, singing by Daisy Plaster; the 31st, Alesha Hunt; and on June 1st, Redeemed will be singing, with service starting at 6 p.m.
On June 2, Gordon Union Chruch will have special preaching by Steve Burns and the singing will be done by the Gordonairs, with service starting at 6 p.m.
On June 10-14, The Gordon Union Church will be having Vacation Bible School, starting at 6:00pm. This year's theme is "Armor of God" and all ages are welcome. The Bible School will end on Friday, June 14, 2013, with a small program and then a pool party at the Wharton Pool. Pastor Mattew Johner and the church invites everyone to attend these special events.
Switzer Church of God
The Switzer Church of God will have its Annual Car Show on Saturday Aug. 31, 2013.
Registration will be from 9 a.m. to noon. The Car Show will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There will be live music, concession, door prizes and specialty trophies.
For more information, call 304-946-4539.
Prayer Connection Lighthouse
Prayer Connection Lighthouse in Danville is accepting donations of clothing, canned goods, furniture and garden foods. Monetary donations can also be mailed to P.O. Box 159, Danville, WV 25053.
They also need volunteers from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The church's "Heart of God Soup Kitchen" serves free hot meals Monday through Friday between 1:30 and 5 p.m. Due to health department regulations, no food can be carried out. The kitchen will be open in April on the 24, 25, 26, 29 and 30.
The church or the kitchen does not give out cash or any other monetary assistance.
For more information, call 304-369-4803 after 10 a.m.
12 Steps to Living Free
"12 Steps to Living Free" addictions classes are scheduled at the Fountain of Life Worship Center on Thursdays at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Trena Dingess at 304-784-0841.
Greenview Church of Christ
The Greenview Church of Christ, located at the intersection of state route 17 and Big Branch Road, would like to invite everyone to their Sunday morning Bible Study for all ages, beginning at 10 a.m. with worship services at 11 a.m. They also have a mid-week Bible Study on Wednesday evening at 6 p.m. For more information, call 304-369-3134.
McCorkle Freewill Baptist Church
The McCorkle Freewill Baptist Church Crisis Committee invites everyone to participate in our "Community Nursing Program." The program takes place he third Tuesday of each month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at McCorkle FWB Church multipurpose room.
An RN will be available to the congregation of the church, community and surrounding communities to take your blood pressure, check your blood sugar, explain "the VIAL OF LIFE" (essential information to keep on hand), and explain Medical Power of Attorneys or Living Wills.
Barbara Kessinger, RN, heads the Community Nursing Program and will be happy to answer any questions you may have. She can be reached at 304-369-7158. Take advantage of this free informative community service.
Guiding Light F.W.B. Church
The Guiding Light F.W.B. Church at Rock Creek would like you to come and be with us at our church services at 10 a.m., Sunday school and Church at 11 a.m.; Wednesday night at 6 p.m. Pastor Larry Halley welcomes everyone to attend these services.
'Let the Bible Speak' radio show airs Sunday mornings
The Boone County Churches of Christ invite everyone to listen to "Let the Bible Speak" on Sunday mornings, from 8 to 9 a.m. on WZAC 92.5 FM.


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After we started summer break, things have been different for us. Rosa went to Iran to visit her cousins over there. Sam is auditioning for the X-Factor. Jordan's mom is pregnant and Jordan has to move. Stephanie was in a driving accident and is in the hospital. Mariam and Julianna got part time summer jobs and have vacations planned out. Caitlyn and I are the only one's that are hanging out together. But hey, all of us will meet up again, we hope. You never know what can happen with the future. I say this because the future is unpredictable. So was what 1D did for us this summer too.
Lotta luv,
Tyler, Directioner from thr Directioner Group
Chapter 1:
~Tyler's POV-
"Lookout below!", I scream. I jump off the diving board and hug my knees. I fall straight into the icy cold water and laugh.
Caitlyn and I are hanging out at her house, playing in her pool. We have a few more minutes to play before we go to plan to visit Stephanie. I feel soooooo bad for her. That drunk driver rammed into her mom's car and serverely hurt Stephanie's mom and Stephanie. It was going to be 2 whole months before Stephanie leaves the hospital.
Caitlyn throws a towel at me. She's already out of the pool. "Come on lazy. We gotta go see Stephanie.", she says. I flip her off and she laughs. We run back inside and get changed out of our swimming suits into decent clothes. Then, we get into her car and drive out to the hospital.
~One Direction's POV-
"....that's what makes you beautiful!", they finish. Thousands of screaming fans reach up to touch the boys. "Have a great night everyone!", Harry addresses to the crowd. Louis quickly runs up and snatches Harry's mircophone. "I like carrots!!! Thank you!", Louis says. Directioners scream as loud as they can to Louis's comment and the boys walk backstage.
"Excellent show boys!", Simon says. "Thanks Simon.", Louis says. Niall runs to his dressing room and comes back out with 2 bags of Nandos. The others crack up.
Louis pulled out his phone and messaged Tyler to see what the girls are doing.
L:hey tyla wyla!!!
T:dude, next time u call me dat, i will track u down and embarrass u in front of ur fans
L:ur our fan 2
T:.....shit, didnt think bout dat
T:shut up tomlinson
L:wat u and caitlyn(im guessin) up 2?
T:u got it right. driving out 2 the hospital 2 visit stephanie.
L:kk, talk 2 u l8r
T:bye carrothead
T: xD
"Tyler called me a carrothead!", Louis pouts. "You are one.", Liam says. Harry and Liam crack up. "Fuck you Liam.", Louis says. Now, all of the others crack up.
~My POV-
"Hey Stephanie, how are you?", I say when I walk into her hospital room. "Tired and fucking sore.", she says. Tyler plops herself down in the lounging chair and spins around in it. I roll my eyes at her and give Stephanie a package. "What's this?", she asks. "Idk. Open it.", I say.
When she opens it, she begins to laugh. I look at the letter she has.
**NO JIMMY PROTESTED!! hey stephanie, how ya feelin? and no, i havnt stuffed my brain full of carrots yet(alltho caitlyn thinks i did)-the carrot
**Hey Stephanie. Ignore Louis. He's hyped up on carrots again. How are you going? Our shows have been really good, and some were really funny. Check them out on Youtube when you can. Bye.-Liam
**vas happenin????? louis got me ENERGY DRINK!!! - zayn
**hey stephanie. hope u get better-harry
**hey beautiful(wink, ). how are you feeling? if u want, i can try to send nandos in the mail for you. tours almost over and i cant wait to see u. keep fingers crossed.-nialler
"Omigod! Niall called me beautiful!", she says. Then, she checks out what the boys sent her in the package. I smile and walk over to the window. I sigh.
I'm really in love with Louis, but ever since I found out he likes a girl out of our group, I knew he didn't mean me. Mariam and Jordan are funnier and sweeter. I'm not like them. I hate my luck.
I look down at my watch and it's time for us to pick Julianna up at work. "Ty, we gotta go pick up Jules(my new nickname for Julianna).", I say. She stops spinning in the chair and stands. We hug Stephanie and leave the hospital.


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October 11, 2005
If you don't like sushi, don't have any friends who are dévotées, and have no desire to be knowledgeable on the topic of wasabi, then this is the time for you to browse THE NIBBLE™ newsletter archives for great products of the past. Or, check out the table of contents of the October issue of THE NIBBLE™ online magazine for more than 50 reviews and articles about other exciting products that might delight you.
However, if you are a wasabi user or know one, then...eureka*! We are so excited to introduce you to Real Wasabi™.
*We don't know the Japanese equivalent of eureka ["I have found it!"], but the Greek works so nicely.
If you're not excited yet, that's O.K. We must admit, even we were a bit blasé the first time we were offered some by the manufacturer, who told us that our life to date had been a sham of faux wasabi. Our reaction: so what if we hadn't actually been having real wasabi at the numerous sushi bars we patronize each week. We actually like the green stuff that many Japanese waiters and sushi chefs refer to as "horseradish" or "mustard" (because that's exactly what it is—more about that in a sec). We like it so much that we generally consume every bit on our plate.
Faux wasabi, you ask? Fake food? The truth is, what passes for wasabi in the U.S., in all but the most rarified temples of Japanese cuisine, is a mixture of ordinary western horseradish (Armoracia rusticana)†, Chinese mustard, cornstarch and green food coloring. The mixture reasonably approximates its cousin, Wasabia japonica, a difficult-to-grow and therefore very pricey gourmet condiment. Even when you buy imported Japanese "wasabi" in a tin of powder or a tube of paste, provenance does not guarantee authenticity. In fact, a good rule of thumb is: most wasabi isn't, and many products claiming to contain wasabi don't.
†We do not mean to disparage our own agricultural heritage: we serve horseradish at every opportunity and enjoy it very much. Cultivated in Europe since ancient times and revered for its medicinal and culinary value, it is discussed by Cato in his treatises on agriculture and by Pliny the Elder in his Natural History. But in comparison to Wasabia japonica, it simply does not have the complexity of flavor.
My goodness—such clatter over a condiment! And since everyone has been proceeding perfectly well, thank you, with the fake wasabi, why should we stop in our tracks now? For the very same reason that, once we discovered Dijon mustard, we traded in that other stuff. Once we tasted real Parmesan, we threw out the the shaker can of grated "cheese."
Real wasabi is indeed a gourmet treat—one everyone can afford. As expensive as fresh wasabi roots are ($8 to $10 apiece), for the price of a single maki or two pieces of nigiri, you can carry a pocket-sized container that will have you "keeping it real" for months (except that all the people around you at the sushi bar will be begging for a pinch of your stock—but you can trade them for beer or saké and come out way ahead).
The taste of genuine wasabi is not burning or acrid, but a warm explosion that quickly fades to a slightly sweet, lingering finish (if this sounds a bit like winespeak, one can only say: complex flavors tend to lead down that path). Real wasabi does not give you that quick rush of sinus-clearing fire. This is a princely rhizome**, not a common horseradish root. That's why it earns the big bucks.
**All of the wasabi plant is edible including the leaves, but the rhizome, or root portion, produces the finest flavor.
Here's some background on the precious stuff that is about to enhance your sushi and sashimi sojourns.
Wasabi is a member of the cruciferous family, that good-for-you group that includes, among others, broccoli, cabbage, horseradish and mustard. Freshly grated wasabi has a unique pungent flavor, similar to white horseradish and mustard.
Wasabia japonica has grown wild for millennia in misty mountain stream beds; but its cultivation in Japan dates to the tenth century. It is tricky to grow, requiring cool, damp conditions—it likes cold, pristine water with just the right balance of minerals. The Japanese have long cherished wasabi as a condiment with noodles, sushi and sashimi.
For similar reasons, its popularity has rapidly spread throughout the U.S. But, demand outpaces supply of this finicky vegetable; and due to its difficult growing conditions and limited availability, wasabi is still a niche crop that is very expensive to procure in the marketplace.
Expect to pay between $70 and $100 per pound (at seven to ten roots per pound, that's $8 to $10 for one root); the Japanese government sells the seeds for $1 apiece; and you can buy a seedling that will produce a root of your own in 18 to 24 months for $7.50.) Little wonder we are surrounded by "faux" wasabi!
Since the early part of the last century, people have attempted to cultivate wasabi in many places outside of Japan. Only a few regions of the world have been hospitable to the plant: small areas of North America (the rain forests of the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. and Canada, and the Blue Ridge Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina), New Zealand, Taiwan and China. Effective wasabi horticulture practices are carefully guarded secrets. Not only is it difficult to grow, it's also very tricky to process. That's why even in Japan the product is scarce; only an estimated five percent of sushi bars use fresh-grated wasabi, and many use "faux" wasabi.
Some say it's a marketing ploy, but language translation may well be at fault. When introduced to Japan, the western horseradish root, Armoracia rusticana, tasted enough like the native Wasabia japonica that it was called "seiyo," or western, wasabi. Over the years, the "seiyo" modifier was dropped, and horseradish-based exports became inaccurately labeled as "wasabi."
But now that you're as educated on the topic as one needs to be, it's water under the Japanese bridge.
If you're thinking that you don't eat sushi often enough to own a container of the real stuff, remember that wasabi has been a flavor trend in specialty foods for the past several years. You can't walk into a food shop without stumbling over wasabi oil, wasabi peanuts, wasabi crackers, wasabi mustard, wasabi mayonnaise (all delicious, by the way). You can use your Real Wasabi™ virtually as you would anything else exciting in your spice cabinet. For example:
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You may not be thinking this way, but your little container of Real Wasabi™ is about to make you a sushi bar star. Not only will your sushi and sashimi taste better, but you'll:
Real Wasabi™ will delight discriminating palates. But caveat emptor: while there is no warning label on the container, it will probably make you dissatisfied with faux wasabi, forever.
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For those wondering if the Logan County Commission will be holding another free trash dump this year, the answer is yes. The trash collection will begin this week, but there is a new requirement before you can dump your refuse at the free sites. You have to prove your residency in Logan County.
"The difference this year than past is that we will require some form of identification that you are a resident of Logan County," said Rocky Adkins, Logan County Administrator. "Our past cleanups have been rather expensive and we want to make sure we are helping the citizens of Logan County who pay the taxes."
Adkins said that a driver's license with their mailing address or some type of utility bill will suffice.
"They will be asked to show some type of ID before they will be allowed to dump," said Adkins.
Residents of Man can dump their trash on Fri., Sept. 28, and Sat., Sept. 29, at the former Man Hospital site. Collection for the Chapmanville area will be Fri.-Sat., Oct. 5-6 at the rock quarry on Sawmill Road and for the Logan area will be Fri.-Sat., Oct. 12-13 in Deskins Addition. Hours for dumping at each site will be from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day.
Adkins said the collection sites will not take e-waste, which is electronic waste such as TVs, monitors and computers.
"We're working on what is called e-cleanup," said Adkins. "But that will be at a later date. We're asking that all electronics, including TVs, be withheld."
Adkins said only 10 old tires per residential person will be accepted Tires will not be accepted from any businesses.
"We hope the community enjoys the cleanup as they have in the past; they have been huge successes for the county" said Adkins. "The Logan County Commission is allowing citizens the opportunity to clean up our county for all the tourists and for a better personal feeling about your property."


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Flights to Amsterdam
Book your seats to a city full of culture
Amsterdam, a city of canals and tulips, has only 700,000 inhabitants but boasts over a million bicycles. Riding a bicycle is indeed an excellent way to get to know Amsterdam, where the sights are all within reasonable distances and the atmosphere is relaxed and unhurried.
Amsterdam has more than 40 museums, the highest number in the world proportionate to the size of the city. You just can't miss out the Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum depicting art from Amsterdam's golden era the 1600s, or the house of Anne Frank from your itinerary.
A perfect way to rest after a tour at the museums is to take a canal cruise or stop at any of the fascinating little cafes in the Jordaan district. When the weather is nice, the locals head to the Vondelpark for a picnic. The park is also a venue for free concerts and theatre performances in the summertime.
Airport information
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
The airport is located 15 km southwest of Amsterdam.
- Finnair flights: Terminal 3
- Check-in opens 2 hours before departure
- Check-in closes 45 minutes before departure
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