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Mark Robinson, the volunteer marshal who was killed in a freak crane accident shortly after the Canadian Grand Prix, was a Formula 1 fanatic, steeped in knowledge about the sport he loved, to the point that his friends called him 'THE Formula 1 fan.'
"I can only tell you that Mark was not a Formula 1 fan…he was 'THE' Formula 1 fan. He had knowledge about the sport that would just boggle anyone's mind and has been attending the event since the early eighties," friend Tyler Hall wrote in a message to CTV Montreal.
Quiet spoken and known fondly as 'Coach' by his mates, Robinson would open up and speak with passion when anyone ventured to talk about F1 with him. Although his tight knit circle of friends did not share his following of the sport, this did not stop him trying to convert them.
Another friend, Marty Devey said F1 was "like a religion" to Robinson and his annual work at the Canadian Grand Prix over the last decade was always a highlight of his year. He died a few days short of his 39th birthday.
"F1 for him was kind of like getting a chance to be a roadie for the Rolling Stones once a year," Devey said. "He thought about it, talked about it. For a quiet guy, if you started talking F1 with this guy, you wouldn't be able to quiet him down."
Robinson worked in logistics for UPS and had an encyclopedic knowledge of trivia — from sports, to 1970s and '80s rock and roll, to science-fiction flicks, but F1 racing was his passion.
"This tragedy has affected us deeply, and the whole of motor sport is profoundly touched by it," said the statement from Jean Todt, president of the FIA. "In volunteering to be a marshal, Mark had made the choice to give his time, his knowledge and passion in the service of motor sport.
"All over the world, it is men and women like Mark who make possible the organization of motor sport events. Without these thousands of volunteers who give their all selflessly, motor sport would simply not get off the starting line."
Reports indicate that Robinson was run over by a crane recovering the stranded Sauber of Esteban Gutierrez. He was airlifted to Sacre-Coeur Hospital by helicopter after being stabilised by race track trauma nurses. He was declared dead at the hospital.
"It is very, very sad to hear that a marshal tragically lost his life. The work of marshals is not always seen, but it is vital to our sport and without their commitment, time and dedication, there would be no motorsport," said Montreal race winner and triple world champion Sebastian Vettel. "I am very, very sad to hear this news and my thoughts are with his family and friends."
Volunteering for the Canadian Grand Prix, every year for over a decade, was a dream come true said Devey. "He looked forward to it every year."


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Meatballs sans veal
My go to meatball recipe includes equal parts beef, veal and pork. It is impossible to find veal where we are right now, but I have the beef and pork. Think they'll still turn out okay?
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2013 James Beard Foundation Awards
Portland chefs and authors took home top honors at the 2013 James Beard Foundation Awards, the annual Oscars of the culinary world presented in New York City. Chef Gabriel Rucker of the Stumptown restaurants Le Pigeon and Little Bird was named Best Chef Northwest. It was the second Beard award for the 32-year-old chef who continues to make headlines for his bold and inventive cuisine. "I wasn't prepared at all," said Rucker who was among nearly two dozen chefs cooking at the gala and accepted the award in his chef's coat. How is it to be a two-time Beard award winner within two years? Said Rucker:" That's crazy stuff. I don't even know." In 2011,…
The Uncanny Sardine
Fresh sardines are a delight; canned sardines, not so much. Robert Clark, the executive chef of C, Nu, and Raincity Grill restaurants in Vancouver, British Columbia, demonstrates a delicious dish
Seattle Chefs Light Up Montreal
Six of Seattle's top chefs showcased Pacific Northwest cuisine at Montréal's 13th annual Lumière festival, a two-week citywide celebration of arts and gastronomy held this past February 2012.
Tom Douglas's Prosser Farm
A delivery truck drives up to Palace Kitchen, the restaurant opened in 1996 by Seattle's culinary maestro, Tom Douglas. The driver steps out, and an eager Tom bounds up to
Portland-style dining interview with Bruce Carey
Mention the name Zefiro (1990–2000) to anyone who's paid a fancy to Portland's dining scene for the past 25 years and you're bound to hear swoons.
Craft Distilling
Stephen McCarthy is the godfather of American craft distilling.
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Living La Vida Locavore
Twenty-five years ago, the specials on many Pacific Northwest restaurant menus featured ingredients from
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Business briefs, Jan. 21
Amazon to collect sales tax in NC
DURHAM – Amazon.com Inc. will begin collecting sales tax in North Carolina on Feb. 1, a spokesman for the company confirmed Monday.
The company collects sales tax in 19 other states, according to the Amazon website http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=468512. The company will collect the tax based on the selling price of the individual item and the state to which the item is shipped.
Online retailers don't have to collect state sales taxes if they don't have a physical presence in the state. However, when N.C. residents aren't charged sales taxes for their online purchases, they're still required to pay a use tax on them by declaring their purchases at tax filing time.
Amazon filed a lawsuit to block the state from collecting customer information, and, according to the Associated Press, the American Civil Liberties Union later joined the case.
A federal judge ruled in 2010 that the First Amendment protects buyers from the government's demanding to know what books, music or other content they've bought, according to the AP. The state settled the case in 2011.
Lenovo in talks to buy IBM server unit?
DURHAM – Lenovo Group Ltd. is in serious discussions to acquire International Business Machines Corp.'s server business, Bloomberg News reported Monday, citing an unnamed source who has "direct knowledge of the matter."
Lenovo is only in talks to buy IBM's x86 server hardware business and not services, Bloomberg reported. A deal could be signed within a week. Discussions about the sale of IBM's business took place last year, the report said, but the companies couldn't agree on a sales price.
The Wall Street Journal has reported that Dell Inc. was looking at the IBM business.
Lenovo, which has headquarters in Beijing and in Morrisville, acquired IBM Corp.'s personal computer division in 2005. Lenovo was ranked as No. 1 globally for PC shipments in 2013 by both IDC by International Data Corp. and Gartner Inc.
Attempts to reach Lenovo officials were unsuccessful Monday. Doug Shelton, a spokesman for IBM, said in an email that IBM "doesn't comment on speculation and/or rumor."
Wage protest at Durham Burger King
DURHAM – Fast-food workers called for higher wages in ar demonstration Monday at the Burger King on West Club Boulevard.
Zaina Alsous, an event leader, said the event was a speak-out in which workers entered the store and spoke out in support of higher wages and respect on the job. They were in the store for only a few minutes, she said. No one was arrested.
The event was organized by a union movement called N.C. Raise Up, Alsous said, in partnership with other groups.
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StateUniversity.com, an online clearinghouse with several various rankings of the country's 2-year and 4-year colleges, says that several Michigan colleges are top-ranked when it comes to campus safety.
On a scale of 1-100, Oakland Community College was ranked as Metro Detroit's safest campus with a rank of 97.94. Delta College in Saginaw was second at 97.10, followed by University of Michigan-Dearborn (95.86) and Oakland University (95.46).
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Members of the campus police force observe National Police Week. The number of campus crimes has decreased for the last four years, while more people are taking part in prevention and education programs.
Story by Linda Harbrecht
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Lehigh police officers take a moment of silence to pay respects to law enforcement officers across the country who lost their lives in the line of duty.
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April events for 2015
Discussions — April 7, 7pm
For our discussions and classes, formerly 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, we are will looking for a permanent home. Because of scheduling limitations, we can only meet once a month, on the FIRST TUESDAY, at the Colonial Heights Library, 4799 Stockton Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95820, in the Community Room.
Tuesday, April 7, 7pm: For the first such meeting, we will be discussing the March 2015 Monthly Review agricultural resources article, "A Rational Agriculture Is Incompatible with Capitalism", by Fred Magdoff.
Here is the link...
Point of View Lectures — April 23 and April 30
We're moving to a yet another new room at the Sierra 2 Center for our Point of View lectures; still 2791 24th St., but starting in April we'll be in Room 12, at the opposite end of the building from the restrooms. In April there will be two events (and three speakers!), and because of that, we are starting our summer "lecture hiatus" with those April talks.
Thursday, April 23, 2015, Francis Depuis-Deri, author of Who's Afraid of the Black Blocs? and John Clark, editor and translator of Anarchy, Geography, Modernity: the writings of Elisée Reclus.
Sierra 2 Center 2791 24th Street, Sacramento — Room 12
7–9 pm
Francis Dupuis-Deri from Montreal, author of Who's Afraid of the Black Blocs?: Anarchy in Action around the World; and John Clark, from New Orleans, editor, translator, and introducer of Anarchy, Geography, Modernity: the writings of Elisée Reclus. (both published by PM Press). In case you didn't know, Elisée Reclus (1830–1905) was a renowned French anarchist geographer. He produced his 19-volume masterwork La Nouvelle Géographie universelle, la terre et les hommes ("Universal Geography"), over a period of nearly 20 years (1875–1894). In 1892 he was awarded the prestigious Gold Medal of the Paris Geographical Society for this work, despite having been banished from France because of his political activism. The books will be available for purchase at the event.
Thursday, April 30, 2015: Immanuel Ness, Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, editor of New Forms of Worker Organization: The Syndicalist and Autonomist Restoration of Class Struggle Unionism (PM Press).
Don't let the title scare you. This book is about rank-and-file struggles to build effective unions. As unions implode and weaken, workers are independently forming their own unions, drawing on the tradition of syndicalism and autonomism—a resurgence of self-directed action that augurs a new period of class struggle throughout the world. In Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Europe, workers are rejecting leaders and forming authentic class-struggle unions rooted in sabotage, direct action, and striking to achieve concrete gains.
This is the first book to compile workers' struggles on a global basis, examining the formation and expansion of radical unions in the Global South and Global North. The case studies in this book serve as a handbook for understanding the formidable obstacles and concrete opportunities for workers challenging neoliberal capitalism.
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Directed by : Brad Armstrong, Greg Steelberg
Starring : Jenna Jameson, Asia Carrera, Missy, Shayla Laveaux, Vince Voyeur, Tom Byron, Jull Ashton, Kia, Alex Dane, Sahara Sands, Alex Sanders, Brad Armstrong, Sean Rider, Mickey G, Mark Davis, Claudio, Bobby Vitale
About the film : If the lust of the ages could settle into one epic saga of desire and revenge ... this is it. Wicked Pictures and Armstrong / Steel have rewritten the rules of adult entertainment. A searingly sexual story that is destined to set the standard in adult video. Lavish locations. A real story - with characters that will remind you of what passion really is. And ... Jenna Jameson; who radiates the pure sexual energy that has catapulted her to the position of the unrivaled diva of adult. If you see only one adult feature this year, it must be ... Conquest. The daughter of a pirate who was murdered by an infamous privateer teams up with a pirate captain, whose wife was also murdered by the same man, to avenge her father's death.
Year: 1996
Issued : USA / Wicked Pictures
Duration: 1:51:49 + Bonus: 1:37:22
Language : English
Genre : Feature, Classic, Anal, Straight, Oral, Group, Lesbian, Couples
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Brene Brown helps with self-discovery
When my son and daughter-in-law were new parents, I gave them the audio of Pamela Druckerman's "Bringing Up Bebe: One American Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting," narrated by Abby Craden (Random House, approximately 9 hours).
They put the baby to sleep and then, together, listened to the audio. It changed their lives when they heard that the French think it strange when a baby doesn't sleep through the night by 4 months old.
Like most parents, exhausted 24-7, they decided to let their baby learn the skill of getting herself back to sleep. I never could stand hearing my children cry at night. Part-time employment meant I could be semi-functional from sleep deprivation, but they both had full-time, demanding jobs that required sleep. The experience taught them how a schedule helped their baby thrive.
Since then, I've kept my eye open for audios that might make a difference for them and That's part of what drew me to Brene Brown's two-hour recorded session, "The Gifts of Imperfect Parenting: Raising Children with Courage, Compassion and Connection" (Sounds True, 2 CDs, approximately 2 hours).
I planned to give it to them after I listened, but that occasion came sooner than I'd imagined. Curiously, our flight to see them was delayed for 12 hours. I saved my sanity in the plethora of delay notifications by listening to the Brene Brown's parenting audio. I had, however, no idea of what an emotional journey I would take.
I think part of this time travel was launched by the fact that Brown willingly relates poignant, pertinent personal stories to make her points, many tinged with humor. Her voice is light, but it's clear how she's been taught by her own experiences growing up and raising her children.
I was struck first by Brown's defining comment that "the most powerful meaning making moments in our relationships with our children happen in imperfect moments. … We can't give (our children) what we don't have," she said.
She backs this statement with research that has shown that who we are as parents is the most accurate predictor of how our kids will be. "Parenting is about making a journey toward whole-heartedness with our children," Brown said. Instantly, I flashed on how I'd once held my infant daughter when she cried and had a bizarre, unexplainable feeling that I was somehow holding myself. It took me ages to make an understandable link, for my mother had been told by a nurse that she was not allowed to pick me up when I cried and something in me was comforted by the act of doing something I'd not experienced in my own infancy.
Brown covers parenting guideposts like vulnerability and perfectionism and recommends ways to foster hope, play, gratitude and joy, and "uncoolness."
Famed for her work on shame, it's not surprising that she speaks first about the differences of shame and guilt. Guilt means telling your child, you're a great girl, but you've made a bad choice and shame means you are bad. "Shame," she says, "means you're not worthy of love and belonging," she said and I was transported back in time again.
I have a sister who knows how to go for the emotional jugular and she's honed a fine set of strategies that wound. The one that always lays me low is when she screams, "Shame on you!" For years I've tried to understand why. I don't remember being shamed as a child. But Brown's comment clicked, and I had a compassionate view of my early years. I was born to a father who adored me. My mother once told me, "Your father loved our neighborhood games of bridge. Everyone was young and we were the only couple who had a child. So he planted cables linking every house to the baby monitor in your room.
"I'll never forget the night," she continued, "when a scary bang came over someone's loudspeaker as we played. We jumped up and to our house."
I pictured my father leading them all, galloping heroically across suburban yards to rescue his darling daughter.
My father died when I was 2. My mother remarried a year later to a man incapable of loving me like his own children. And something in me knew intuitively that I didn't belong in the family. This was the cause of my shame.
I wanted more and remembered that lurking in my downloads was her "The Gifts of Imperfection: Letting Go of Who You Think Your Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are" (Brilliance Audio, 4 CDs, 5 hours). The reader is Lauren Fortgang, and at first I missed Brene Brown's voice, but quickly I heard how this reader expresses the messages in the spirit of the author.
I listened to this audio again and again, each time determining that I did want to let go of shame. She's specific about how to do this, simply set boundaries and tell the truth about your feelings and learn to recognize when shame comes creeping. Not simple to live, but Brown speaks of the daily practice of "couraging," likening this verb form as something similar to exercising.
That makes me want to hear "Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Become Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent and Lead," read by Karen White (Blackstone Audio, 81/2 hours).
I don't listen to self-help audios all that often, but I guess now I've become a Brene Brown junkie. Certainly there are worse addictions.
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In the words of Árni Þór Jónsson:"We cornered Matt Thornton and got him to talk about sport vs self defence, Crazy Monkey, focus pads and makiwaras, Mjölnir and, of course, ninjas. We also made a few attempts at getting Matt to namedrop."If you're not interested in Matt's training history or questions about Icelandic gyms and fighters you've never heard of, I recommend you skip to 13:50 for the sport vs self defense bit.
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Tammy (given name)
|Hebrew or Greek via Aramaic
|"palm tree" or "twin"
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|Tamar, Tamara, Tamsin
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Tammy is a feminine given name. It can be a short form of the names Taimur, Tamsin, Thomasina, or Tamar or Tamara.[1] Tamsin and Thomasina are feminine versions of the name Thomas, a Greek form of the Aramaic name Te'oma, meaning twin.[2] Tamara is a Russian form of the Hebrew name Tamar, which means "palm tree."[3] In Israel "Tammy" (תמי) is commonly used as an abbreviation of the original Hebrew name.
The name was popularized by a film series from the 1950s and 1960s about a lovable backwoods girl named Tammy Tyree.[4]
Tammy was most popular as a girl's name in the United States in the 1950s, when it was the 140th most popular name given to girls; in the 1960s, when it was the 13th most popular name for girls; and in the 1970s, when it was the 23rd most popular name for girls. It remained well-used throughout the 1980s and into the mid-1990s. It has not been ranked among the top 1,000 names for girls born in the United States since 1998. It was the 75th most common name for all females in the United States in the 1990 census. It was ranked as the 959th most popular name for boys born between 1960 and 1969 in the United States, but has not appeared among the top 1,000 names for boys there since the 1960s.
People with the given name[edit]
- Tammy Ader
- Tammy Baldwin
- Tammy Blanchard
- Tammy Beauchamp
- Tammy Cleland
- Tammy Clarkson
- Tammy Cole
- Tammy Grimes
- Tammy Graham
- Tammy Homolka
- Tammy Horton
- Tammy Leitner
- Tammy Ogston
- Tammy Faye Messner
- Tammy Franks
- Tammy MacIntosh
- Tammy Wynette
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- ^ Rosenkrantz, Linda, and Satran, Pamela Redmond (2007). Baby Name Bible. St. Martin's Griffin. ISBN 978-0-312-35220-2


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Don't be mislead by the social norm of using your ice cube tray exclusively to make ice! There are so many bite size goodies that can be made using an ice cube tray.
Mix these bite size Jell-O snacks with fresh berries in a wine glass and you have a classy dessert to serve at a dinner party.
Ingredients: Jell-O, berries
1. Follow the directions on your Jell-O packet for preparing the Jell-O
Lets get a little fancy with these Jell-O snacks
2. Pour the mixture into the ice cube tray only filling the cubes 3/4 of the way, I used raspberry Jell-O
3. Put the tray in the refrigerator for how ever long the packet of Jell-O tells you
4. Once the Jell-O is firm add a few berries in each cube, I used blue berries
5. Make a new mixture of Jell-O and fill the tray the rest of the way, I used lime Jell-O
6. Place back in fridge until the Jell-O is firm
7. Be careful when scooping these out of the tray! I first used a knife to loosen the edges of the jello from the side of the tray and then I used a spoon to scoop the Jello-O cube out.
8. Serve a few of these in a glass with some fresh berries
Step 2: Ice POPs on at Toothpick
Materials: juice, toothpicks, and aluminum foil
1. Fill the tray up with your juice of choice, I used lemonade and orange juice, my two favorite juices
2. Cover the tray with tin foi, this will be used to hold the toothpicks in place
3. Poke the toothpicks through the tin foil so they are in the middle of each cube, you can check to make sure they are placed right by lifting up the tin foil
4. Once all the toothpicks are in, place the tray in the freezer, once the cubes are frozen, remove tin foil and ENJOY!
Great ideas! They look delicious too.
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H&H Editor-in-Chief Suzanne Dimma's tips on how to spend wisely on trends.
In my home, I like to incorporate trend pieces to create my own eclectic look. But before I invest in something new, I follow these rules.
Look for long-term love
Before you commit to a new look, ask yourself, "Am I still going to love this 10 years from now?" A style savvy friend of mine told me this once and I live by these words for every purchase.
Channel your inner stylista
If you don't trust your own taste, choose a person whose style you admire and ask yourself; "Is this something that (insert tasteful person's name) would put in their house?" If not, you might reconsider.
Stick to the classics
For big-ticket items like a new sofa or dining table, look for something with staying power — these aren't the sorts of things you want to change up next year. Instead, introduce trends through small, easy-to-flip accessories.
Stay focused
While you may love items from various styles, focus on one look. Avoid blending disparate trends together or you could create confusion.
Beware the domino effect
If introducing a trend is going to start a major redecorating effort, it might not be worth it. Unless you're up for the challenge, in which case go for it!
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I cannot speak for dune, but when I think of the God of the Bible, I am referring the Christian Bible in which God is a trinity of the FAther, Son and Holy Spirit. Muslims don't like the claim that Jesus was God's son. At least that is my take. I hope I am not starting a silly argument.
I rather agree with dunewalker. Never really thought of it this way before but atheism and evolution theories are pretty rigid teachings that don't allow for much decent. At my kids' school they teach only evolution and if my child asks about creationism, she is piped down and told that they may not talk about that. So, is one teaching is picked over another, isn't that like picking one religion over another? So, I guess it is kind of like establishing something to me.
Post of the day. Why bother arguing against such vile and hateful people? It must be a sad existence for them.. To hate everyone so much takes work.
Truth again!!! Stop making sense with facts!!!!
I too have faith - not superstitions. God has blessed so many people involved; the doctors, the caregivers and especially the wonderful creations of God - the babies.
Thank you for recognizing that life begins so early. So many would have written these lives off and done away with them. This is a great story of LIFE and potential.
Silly atheist - God created the universe in SIX days - not seven. At least get your hate correct.
My kids are taught right from wrong and when wrong comes knocking, I know my kids are ready in many ways. One is pepper spray. My one girls had to threaten to use it to stop a bad situation from getting worse but didnt' use it. Good for her. She is smart. But she is very happy to have had a non-lethal alternative to jack that dude up. It stops assaults and it stops rape. Wish she had a taser to do things right.
My kids are taught right from wrong and when wrong comes knocking, I know my kids are ready in many ways. One is pepper spray. My one girls had to threaten to use it to stop a bad situation from getting worse but didnt' use it. Good for her. She is smart. But she is very happy to have had a non-lethal alternative to jack that dude up. It stops assaults and it stops rape. Wish she had a taser to do things right.
Judging by the way you "debate", I think you are far too prideful of your own intellect to have a real debate. What makes me uncomfortable with what you say is that you are so judgmental against everyone who calls you out. I also saw how you were using the Bible and that is very shameful to misinterpret the Bible that way. It reveals your true nature and how filled with hate you really are. I have no desire to try to have a debate with someone who will only attack and make gibberish remarks. That would be silly. No thanks. I am not wasting my precious time. I hope the others on this forum follow suit and don't bother giving you the time of day and feeding your desire to spout racist nonsense.
I have been reading the comments by KHUFU. You should be ashamed of yourself. I think I read a comment the other day that read, "seems like the person who screams racist first is probably the biggest racist in the crowd". I think you earned that award here today. Sure wish you actually were a follower of MLK. The world could use more men and women that judged each other by the content of their character instead of by the whiteness of their skin.
Unfortunately, there has been a culture of apathy, misguided priorities, broken families and vastly different values between Muskegon Hts school district and others. EVERY school district has these elements, but the overall culture of the kids from Hts would be difficult to assimilate in large doses. Much like if half of Grand Haven schools suddenly dumped into M. Hts. There would be a huge culture shock by all involved and it would be difficult for faculty and students and parents to deal with without disruption. Nothing racist meant. Sorry if that is how it was taken.
As mom, I don't see it as racism. I think it is more a vast difference in culture. Muskegon Hts culture has not done itself any favors, white or black. People are going to be protective of their schools if they feel like a culture that doesn't respect life or education is invading. At least I am honest about it. I don't care is someone is white or black - I have both in my house. I do care about attitudes and practices.
That is the most moonbat bunch of non-sense I have ever heard. What does this have to do with education?
Look like Ferris State and Hillsdale are on the top of my kids list. Sounds like a great investment my kids.
We are seriously judging this entire action by the color of the skin of the people involved? How about looking at the content of their character for a change of pace (let's get out of 1960). It is embarrassing that my fellow brothers and sisters of various shades of white/black/brown are ready to KILL in the name of the color of their skin. My multi-racial parents and me are cringing right now.
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18 year old girl goes into Air Force.... doinks drill instructor. Ethical?
But wait - they are 18 and its consensual. Bull crap.
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WORCESTER, Mass. – Senior first baseman Eric Oxford (Danvers, Mass.) drove in five runs and made his first-ever appearance on the mound as the Holy Cross baseball team split a doubleheader with Lehigh, losing 6-3 and winning 10-2 at Fitton Field in the final game of the regular season. With the day's results, the Crusaders complete the 2011 season with a record of 24-23-1 (9-11 PL) while the Mountain Hawks move to 24-21 (8-12 PL). The Crusaders came up just short of their fourth bid into the Patriot League Tournament after losing game one but finish with an above .500 record for the first time since the 1991 season.
Game One
Lehigh scored twice in the first and once in the second inning, collecting a two-run home run and scoring on a wild pitch by junior starter Matt Croglio (Fayetteville, N.Y.) to take a 3-0 lead. Holy Cross found itself in a 5-0 hole as Lehigh scored two more runs on four hits in the top of the third, chasing Croglio from the mound. The Crusaders pulled within three runs in the bottom of the inning, 5-2, scoring two times on three hits, including a RBI single by Oxford. Oxford scored fellow senior Jack Laurendeau (Sudbury, Mass.) who also singled in the inning. Freshman Andrew Barry (Puyallup, Wash.) notched the third hit of the inning in the first at-bat and then scored on a throwing error by Lehigh's catcher.
Sophomore reliever Chris Kono (Greenwich, Conn.) held Lehigh to just two hits from the fourth through sixth innings as Holy Cross chipped away one run in the bottom of the sixth, scoring on a wild pitch. Lehigh knocked out its second home run of the day in the top of the seventh, however, going back up 6-3. The Crusaders were unable to find a way to come back in the bottom of the seventh, leaving two runners stranded to fall by the final 6-3 score.
Croglio falls to 2-5 on the season after picking up the losing decision. He allowed five runs on eight hits and struck out two batters in 2.1 innings pitched. Lehigh's starter, Luke Porter, earns his second winning decision of the season in his first start on the mound, improving to 2-0. He pitched 5.2 innings, allowing three runs on six hits while striking out seven. Lehigh's Cory Kent came in to close out the game, tallying his eighth save of the season. In all, Holy Cross scored three runs on seven hits, while the Mountain Hawks scored six runs on 11 hits, committing one error.
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Freshman Nate Walker (San Diego, Calif.) earned the first start of his career against the Mountain Hawks in the final game, allowing one run on three hits in the top of the third after two scoreless innings as Lehigh went ahead 1-0. The Crusaders tied the score in the bottom of the third as Oxford notched a RBI groundout, scoring freshman Kyle Stearns (Orland Park, Ill.) who led the inning off with a single up the middle. Holy Cross then batted through the order in the bottom of the fourth, scoring six times on four hits as Oxford collected a two-run single along with a RBI single from sophomore Alex Maldonado (Brooklyn, N,Y.) and RBI walk by senior Brendan McCrea (Hicksville, N.Y.). Walker continued to cruise on the mound, getting Lehigh down in order over the fourth and fifth innings as the Crusaders added another run of support in the bottom of the fifth to go up 8-1, getting a RBI single from Laurendeau.
Lehigh got one run in the top of the sixth but sophomore Jordan Enos (Stockton, Calif.) put the Crusaders back up by seven runs, 9-2, on a RBI single, scoring Oxford on the play. Another run came across in the bottom of the seventh as Oxford collected his fourth RBI of the day on a groundout. Freshman Mike Ahmed (East Longmeadow, Mass.) replaced Walker with two outs in the seventh, getting the Crusaders out of a two-base runner jam and then struck out the side in the top of the eighth. Oxford would take over the mound for the first time in his career in the top of the ninth, striking out the first batter he saw and earning two other outs to shut down the Mountain Hawks as the Crusaders won, 10-2.
Walker collects his first career win, improving to 1-0 on the season after pitching 6.2 innings, allowing two runs on six hits and striking out a career-high five batters. Lehigh's starter, Jayme Edwards, takes home the loss, finishing with a 3-3 record on the season after allowing six runs (fiver earned) on seven hits in 3.1 innings pitched. In all, Holy Cross scored 10 runs on 13 hits while the Mountain Hawks scored two runs on nine hits, committing two errors.
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I am an absolute cake lover... To that whenever I'm in the city I try and bring home some sweet treat. Well I was in Harlem and my goodness. I actually purchased butter cream and to my delight is was amazing. Here's what's funny. I don't actually love Red Velvet, well I will gladly retract taht statement. I had a small taste of my friends cake and was so so so angry I didn't purchase a slice of my own. Wow, the atmosphere was so pleasant, it gave yout he feel of an old icecream parlor. I can't wait to go back and I will not wait until I go on another tour. The very next time I'm in the city, even if it means taking the train.. I have to have MORE. It's a must try.
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as follwoup ini to my last comment, I tried bakery again,this past week, and at this point, tried almost all cupcakes and YUM...! For some reason I hadn't tried the chocolate cupcake and what a mistake...it was very good, but the frosting was especailly fine I bught a cake with cream cheese frosting again, deliciouis....strawberry frosting had bits of strawberry, YUM! No issues with too much of any ingredient, and nicely baked.....as stated before, will continue to go when in mood for such treat, which is most times...
Posted by new to harlem on 04/11/2008
Upon visiting the bakery on a Saturday afternoon and a purchase of a slice of the Red Velvet and numerous cupcakes, we were very upset..The slices at $5/piece were cold, and tasted too much of baking soda...the cupcakes were just okay, and the frosting nothing special...and I'd like to believe we are experts in that area. The girls behind the counter were rushed, since there was a line almost out the door...I will go back other times of week/day to try other goods since it's one of the only such bakeries in neighborhood and the cakes looked great.....
Posted by MsPam2u on 09/24/2007
Make My Cake the name speaks for itself.... I had the opportunity to meet this young lady and I did say young lady who is the mistress behind the madness... I would like to take my hat off to you and your staff I was dying to try a piece of cakes at Circle of Sisters and there were no more Red Velvet slices the young lady very well spoken said"more is on the way" I anticipated the wait and came back and to my surprise words could not express this tasty delight> I liked her Red Velvet so much I bought one to take home and tried the German Chocolate and the Chocolate DANG moist I didn't even need a glass of cold milk.... I tried Cakeman Raven and his Red Velvet is out of this world but there was something in her cakes that gives it a fresh right out the over flavor. Sista I take my hat off to you. I will definitely support a young African American sister and put the word out to hurry on down to Harlem and get a taste of the good life. Cake so nice you'll buy it twice
Posted by Harlemite Foodie on 01/29/2007
If you have a hankering for premium red velvet cake, a buttery southern delight that features just enough chocolate to make you taste buds take notice and more than enough red food coloring to, um, brighten your trips to the bathroom for days on end, I know of only two bakeries in New York City that can deliver the goods: CakeMan Raven in Fort Greene, Brooklyn and Make My Cake in Harlem. Make My Cake gets points for actually having some for sale every time I've visited; CakeMan Raven is usually sold out and is notorious for its one oven, its long lines and its long waits. You can order whole cakes ahead of time at Make My Cake, too, and they usually have an assortment of mini cupcakes, regular-sized cupcakes (which are actually pretty large) and slices for sale - if not all varieties, at least one from the bunch. Make My Cake's recipe might be slightly more buttery, but it's quite hard to tell. (And isn't CakeMan Raven originally from Harlem? Hmmmm ...) Anyway, the mini cupcakes are a great value. Service is okay, but I've been sold the regular-sized cupcakes when I specifically asked for the mini ones. There are some small tables for seating, but they're too close to the counter - and they sometimes double as workspace for bakers boxing whole cakes. However, the neighborhood crowd doesn't seem to mind, particularly around closing time. The carrot cake was excellent, too, but trust me: the red velvet cake is the star of the show. ... and there's another location now on the corner of 116th and Adam Clayton Powell that just opened up around the holidays ...


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Brighter Choice schools on the brink
One Brighter Choice charter school will be closed next year. The Board of Trustees for the Albany Preparatory Academy decided to close the school shortly before the state would have tried to shut it down for poor performance. School officials tried to spin the closure as a "merger," but apparently that angered officials from the […] [Read More]
Guilderland student in National Spelling Bee
Massoud S. Sharif, an 11-year-old sixth grader at Farnsworth Middle School in Guilderland, has a role model — his older brother — as he competes in the Scripps National Spelling Bee this week. Brother Mateen competed last year in the national bee but he'll be in the audience with their parents Wednesday when Massoud takes the […] [Read More]
Shen teacher declared tops by TV show
Bryan Sawyer, a special education teacher at Karigon Elementary School, won the "Top Teacher" award Tuesday from the TV show "Live! With Kelly." Sawyer won a new car and vacation for himself and $25,000 and 40 new computers for his school. "It's an amazing honor," he said. "I hope it gets the word out about the […] [Read More]
Mother at 16, college grad at 41
If you think you work hard, meet Joevonne Brace. She was a mother at 16 and again at 18 and now she is on her way to law school at 41. She's also as rare as a "pink unicorn." Here's the story. [Read More]
Will Occupy Albany arrest hurt teacher substitute?
From my colleague Jordan Carleo-Evangelist comes this tale of a substitute teacher who was arrested at an Occupy Albany protest and now worries that she won't be able to find work. From Jordan's story: Joanne Farrell is proof that the mass arrests tied to the Occupy Albany protests are not without consequences — even if […] [Read More]
Schools nearing the brink
Although this is a tough budget year, schools are already worried about next year. More than 2,000 local education jobs have been cut in the last four years and more are expected in the future. For the fourth year in a row, school districts — which are offering budgets to voters on Tuesday — are […] [Read More]
Menands' 2012-13 school vote
Menands voters go to the polls from noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 15, at Menands School. Proposed budget: $7.67 million. Spending change from 2011-12: up 1.6 percent Highlights: The budget maintains the current program and staff with no cuts. Tax impact: 1.97 percent increase in levy. 2.08 percent tax rate increase. For a home […] [Read More]
Rensselaer's 2012-13 school vote
Rensselaer voters go to the polls from noon to 9 p.m. at the district campus. Proposed budget: $21.74 million Spending change from 2011-12: Up 0.85 percent Highlights: Loss of two positions, one in maintenance and a teacher's aide; elimination of field trip and conference funds, reductions to interscholastic athletic funds, legal services, special education private […] [Read More]
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Kara Ann Thompson Vance, of Williamson, passed away on Sunday, December 2, 2012, at her home. She was 32 years old.
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Kara graduated from Tug Valley High School in 1998 and attended Marshall University. She went on to live in North Myrtle Beach, S.C. to run Lil Pie Shop, a family owned pie shop before returning home to Williamson in 2005. She was Vice-President of Miki Little Gas Company from 2006 until its sale in 2008.
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Mining began in the Tri-State area in 1848 when lead ore was discovered near Joplin, Missouri. Further exploration was prompted in the 1870s when smelting plants were built in Kansas, increasing production of both lead and zinc. Deposits were also discovered in Oklahoma not long after. The Tri-State Zinc Lead District was established in 1917.
Lead and zinc mining lasted in the region for over 100 years, from 1850 until 1958, when the reduction in prices for lead and zinc led to the decline and the eventual end of mining in the area. Missouri Southern State University acquired the Tri-State Mining Map Collection in 1979 from the Federal Bureau of Mines. The collection has been made widely available to the community including property owners, researchers, environmental agencies and groups, real estate developers, and engineers.
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The Tri-State Mining Map Collection at Missouri Southern State University consists of more than 5,000 maps that document lead and zinc mining in Southwest Missouri, Southeast Kansas, and Northeast Oklahoma. The collection has important historical, environmental, and economic information for the region. Covering the time period from the 1860s through the 1960s, the maps provide detailed locations of mine shafts and drilling activities in the area. Maps are divided by section number, state and mine names.
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They've still got a shot at Iman.
"Schmidt Happened"
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What's with the juvenile wordplay? It's disrespectful to our newest recruit.
Whew! BIG relief.
Now, Malik McDowell, Come On Down Big Fella!
Even players with loads of talent will look mediocre if they are plugged into static, reactionary defensive schemes.
Excellent Article! One of the best I've ever read on 11W. Incisive, fair, and right on target.
I really hope that's not true.
I didn't know that Arthur Fiedler was still alive.
Big Hearted People getting together to have fun and do good things for people in need makes for a really nice Buckeye Christmas article.
Three Cheers to "Eat Too," its continuing success, and the good people behind it!
Yeah, a "neither" option would've been helpful.
This might not be popular to say but it's not just his passing. He fumbles at least once per game, often twice or more. Okay, maybe there's been a game that he hasn't fumbled but they are few and far between. The NFL scouts have undoubtedly taken notice of that and it will hurt him in the draft, as much or more than his passing issues.
Coming back and proving that he can hang on to the ball consistently will help him a ton in the 2015 draft. I'm not saying this to bash Brax. He is a special athlete but regarding the NFL, how ready HE is isn't the issue. It's how ready the NFL thinks he is that counts. I hope he does return and improves his passing, ball security, game management, wins the Heisman, tOSU wins the NC, and he goes first in the 2015 NFL draft. Now THAT would be a win-win-win-win-win-win situation all around.
This is going to add some starch into the "D" before long.
So glad to have a great kid like Raekwon on board. Comes from a Great Family too. Wonderful combination.
It means exactly what I said. Not all 15 year olds are equally mature. Some are still caught up in more childish pursuits, blow with the winds of whatever is around them, are only about themselves, have no self-discipline or ambition, are only interested in satisfying their immediate (mostly shallow) appetites, have a very limited ability to take a longer view of life, etc. Other 15 year olds are mature enough to rise above a lot of that while still being normal, healthy teenagers and are planning, looking forward to what happens down the road, and preparing for the future. Danny Clark strikes me as the latter which is why I used the word "mature." Still have a problem with it? People who are DV-ing me for my comment have the opposite problem; a lack of maturity.
I like it a lot! The kid is ALL Buckeye and he knows where he wants to be after three more years. Gotta love that kind of maturity, focus, and direction.
Buckeye Nation is getting a good one but we'll have to be a little patient first.
Welcome Aboard Danny!
Is there any chance of getting C. Bryant back for the Orange Bowl?
No surprise here after he moved up his announcement to before the in-home visit with Urban Meyer. Disappointing news nonetheless. At least there are some other good ones still available, maybe for four years instead of just two.
They didn't get Vonn Bell.
Thanks Earle.
We have one but he's still out after a broken ankle.
Yes, did Marcus even play? I don't recall ever seeing him out there. The guy is a beast in a bull rush for the QB.
What I don't understand is how it wasn't clear to ANYONE that the key to beating Michigan is pressuring Devin Gardner into making mistakes! That obviously was NOT happening in the first half playing soft and static D and yet the defensive staff rigidly stuck with it even while getting shredded for 100s of yards. The few times that we did blitz DG he was tackled for a loss or forced into over/under throws. The lack of defensive creativity and chaos allowed DG to sit back there and make the plays he needed to make.
Finally, in the 2nd half, there was a bit more blitzing, but still just one guy at a time (in most cases). M picked up most of them and gimpy Devin Gardner continued to have time back there to shop around for an open receiver. Any kind of Helter Skelter defensive swarm of the sort Fred Pagac was famous for, would've destroyed DG & M in this game! Did our defensive staff not watch the Iowa/M game film? DG panics and crumples under pressure.
I could not believe how passive and uncreative our defensive scheme was, and how rigidly our D staff stuck to it even after we were getting shredded by M's offense the whole game long. 603 freaking yards? With Devin Gimpy Gardner back there?? Embarrassing!
Yes, that was a delicious "C-Mon Man" clip. Saw it when it aired and laughed a lot.
Looks like everyone in the original Louisiana Purchase east of the Mississippi gets to see the same game.
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First Texas, then Georgia and now, California may pass a Cottage Food law enabling citizens to bake and sell as much as $50,000 worth of baked goods a year from home. https://www.facebook.com/groups/282510503800/
t would allow "non-potentially hazardous food" such as bread, cookies, cakes, fruit pies, and other baked items to be sold out of houses, apartment complexes and other residences. In other states, these cottage food laws have helped thousands of people generate some income and explore the possibility of owning and operating a food business without the huge overhead of a commercial operation.
California already is a hotbed for the farm-to-table movement, increasingly popular as consumers become skeptical of mass-produced food and begin placing a premium on products with recognizable sources and sustainable production.
The number of farmers markets in the US are growing and opening new opportunities for food entrepreneurs.
"Homemade foods breed personal connections between food producers and their consumers," said Christina Oatfield, food policy director for the Sustainable Economies Law Center, which helped develop the bill.
The new law, if passed in California will require that home-based bakeries meet certain requirements. According to the LA Times,
Under the bill, home food producers would still have to obtain permits, label their products as homemade and offer lists of ingredients. Their gross annual sales would be capped next year at $35,000, rising to $50,000 in 2015.
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By Gerry J. GilmoreAmerican Forces Press Service
TOKYO, June 3, 2003 The United States and Japan are united to prevent destabilization in East Asia caused by North Korea's purported efforts to develop nuclear weapons and more powerful ballistic missiles, two senior U.S. officials told reporters here June 3.
U.S. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz met with U.S. Ambassador to Japan Howard H. Baker Jr. at the ambassador's residence near the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo.
Wolfowitz had arrived in Tokyo June 2 after meeting with South Korean officials in the capital city of Seoul.
During a question-and-answer session with the traveling press, Wolfowitz remarked to reporters that the defense relationship between the United States and Japan today "is excellent."
Quoting a recent Japanese poll, Wolfowitz noted that 66 percent of respondents believe U.S. military bases in Japan are needed for regional security up 10 percentage points from last year.
And, Wolfowitz pointed out, 84 percent of Japanese in the poll support reconstruction efforts in post-Saddam Iraq.
Commenting on the ongoing posture review of American military forces deployed around the world and the United States, Wolfowitz noted that "modest adjustments" would likely be made in the U.S. force structure in Japan.
Japan was the last stop on the deputy defense secretary's six-day East Asia trip where he discussed mutual defense issues with Singaporean, South Korean and Japanese leaders.
In Singapore on May 31, Wolfowitz noted there's no greater threat to peace and stability facing Asian - and other -- nations today than North Korea's nuclear program.
And U.S. defense officials believe North Korea is also developing more powerful ballistic missiles which could be used to carry nuclear, biological or chemical payloads.
Wolfowitz acknowledged that North Korea's nuclear and missile development programs present a regional security challenge to South Korea, Japan and other East Asian countries.
And U.S. officials believe that North Korea -- which is experiencing chronic food and fuel shortages -- wants to leverage the nuclear weapons/ballistic missile issues to obtain concessions from the international community.
The often-bellicose North Koreans have also in recent years threatened to bombard Seoul using myriad artillery pieces and rockets arrayed along the border in the north.
And now North Korea apparently possesses a nuclear capability that threatens peace and stability in the East Asia region, Baker and Wolfowitz pointed out to reporters.
North Korean artillery tubes aimed at Seoul represents a threat to the South Korean people, Baker noted. And the Japanese, he asserted, are very concerned about North Korea's ballistic missile capability, and potential linkage to weapons of mass destruction including nuclear.
Baker recalled that Tokyo was victim to a 1995 Sarin attack on its subway system by domestic terrorists. And in 1998, he continued, the North Koreans fired a Taepo Dong 1 ballistic missile over Japan.
"Japan is aware of the fact that it lives in a very dangerous neighborhood," Baker pointed out, "and that it must take account of that for its own survival and defense."
However, Baker asserted, Japan can depend on its long- standing alliance and friendship with the United States in meeting any regional security threats presented by North Korea.
"Coordination between Japan and the United States on defense measures has been extraordinary and it continues to be," Baker emphasized.
In his May 31 remarks to attendees of the second annual Asia Security Conference in Singapore, Wolfowitz observed that multilateral cooperation holds "important promise for enabling countries" across East Asia "to resolve problems peacefully."
And, Wolfowitz asserted at the conference, "No where is that challenge greater than in confronting the problem posed by North Korea's nuclear program."
In fact, the United States, Japan, South Korea, China and Russia, Wolfowitz noted frequently during his trip, all strongly oppose nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula.
Underlying the relationship between Japan and the United States "is recognition of the fact that Japan is a great sovereign nation," Ambassador Baker remarked, noting that the Japanese "are our allies, but they are also our friends."
Consequently, Baker continued, the U.S.-Japanese relationship "implies, then, a high level of consultation on how best to provide for our respective best interests."


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Paul Tisdale pleased with settled defence
Posted: February 09, 2013|
As far as freak results go, then Morecambe's win at Exeter City on the opening day of this season was right up there.
Today, the two meet again with the Grecians looking to avenge that 3-0 defeat, which is remembered for all the wrong reasons.
Hopes were high back in August that City could start the campaign well. The sun shone, the pitch looked immaculate and pre-season optimism sprung eternal. But errors from Artur Krysiak and a new-look defence contributed to a downfall that left everyone inside St James' Park shells-hocked as Morecambe capitalised on the home team's generosity to win comfortably.
Today is not so much a case of revenge for Exeter, but an opportunity to show just how far they have progressed. It is also a chance to get back to winning ways after the disappointment of back-to-back home games in which they failed to score and collected just a solitary point.
"At the time, I thought it was a freak result, but, when you look back over the course of the year, maybe it wasn't so unusual," City boss Paul Tisdale said, referring to Exeter's poor home form this season.
"We didn't play badly on the day and, at the time, that defence was still settling into a pattern, learning differences and getting to know each other.
"When you look at the past six games, that back four, or five, if you include Artur [Krysiak] in that as well, have been very, very consistent."
Of the back line that started on the opening day, only Danny Coles had been at the club the previous season. He was partnered by Pat Baldwin, who ended the campaign on loan at Exeter and signed permanently that summer, while full-backs Kevin Amankwaah and Craig Woodman were making their league debuts for the Grecians. Artur Krysiak was in goal and those five are all expected to start again today, having improved greatly individually and collectively as the season's unfolded.
"The halfway point is a conjuncture that I will always look at and we have been very strong at the back," Tisdale said. "I don't want to tempt fate, but I don't think we would make those mistakes now.
"Morecambe did really well on the day, whether we made mistakes or not. I am sure, if we played the game again, it wouldn't be the same result, but they deserved the win given the way they played and the mistakes we made.
"I am more than happy with the way the defence have played, given that it has had to reinvent itself and we have two great leaders in Danny Coles and Pat Baldwin.
"They get on very well together, which helps, and enjoy playing as a partnership. They will only improve the more they play together and I think it's fair to say you have to put Artur Krysiak into the equation as well."
Tisdale will be forced into making at least one change today, with Matt Oakley set to miss the next month with a hip injury. The former Southampton, Derby County and Leicester City playmaker has featured in every game for the Grecians this season.
"John O'Flynn will still be a couple of weeks, Matt Oakley is injured and will be out for a month and Liam Sercombe is still out, so we are not 100% this week, but I think we are strong enough to go into the game with expectation," Tisdale said. "Matt has been very energetic and mobile for a senior player and I think he has surprised himself with how fit he has been.
"It is a big loss for us and, with Liam Sercombe out as well, it depletes us somewhat. But we have some good players that can come in and play, but it is one of those things that you have to expect at this time of the year."
Tommy Doherty and Arron Davies are the likely candidates to replace Oakley, while Jimmy Keohane may be in line for a recall, having played so well in Exeter's last away game at York City.
The Grecians won 2-1 that day to make it nine away wins for the season so far. One more would create a new club record, but Tisdale was reluctant to talk about it. "We haven't achieved it yet and I will talk about it when we have achieved it," Tisdale said.
Exeter City (from): Krysiak, Evans; Tully, Woodman, Bennett, Baldwin, Coles, Gow, Cureton, Davies, Doherty, Amankwaah, Bauza, Keohane, Molesley, Dawson, Moore-Taylor, Gosling, Jagger-Cane, Micklewright, Roper, Wannell, Anderson.
Unavailable: Sercombe (ankle), O'Flynn (hamstring), Oakley (hip).


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Is this the iCloud login screen? [Updated]
With WWDC 2011 only days away, the leaks coming faster and more furiously, and one of the big ones might just be shown in that image up top -- purportedly the [iCloud](http://www.imore.com/tag/icloud/] login screen, by way of chpwn on Twitter.
Question is, will it replace MobileMe as Apple new internet services portal, or will it be a second point of entry?
UPDATE: And... it's a fake.
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chpwn admitted it was fake on Twitter.
I also saw that tweet on twitter too rene. about it being fake
Looks good
It'a a bloody good fake tho! Had us fooled. Fits in with a similar design MobileMe login page...
As a former graphic designer, it's easy to tell that's a fake. I'm a bit surprised a couple people in the comments believed it (and we'll ignore the fact that they even liked it).
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Authorities say traffic is being detoured around the break which happened in the area of Mohawk and Rosendale roads.
Crews are working to get it fixed, but much of the town is without water right now.
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That's the magic number.
With Chris Bosh out with an abdominal injury that will take 2 1/2 to 6 1/2 weeks to heal depending on who you believe, the Miami Heat need their two superstars – LeBron James and Dwyane Wade – to average at least 60 points in order for the Heat to get past the Indiana Pacers and win it all.
Right now, James and Wade are averaging a combined 46.6 points in this Eastern Conference semifinals series that the Heat are trailing 2-1 heading into Sunday's Game 4 in Indianapolis.
James is at 27.3 a game. Wade 19.3.
That's not enough.
In desperate times, the superstars get it done.
Ten years ago, Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant showed us all how.