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The single malt whiskies from Lagavulin, such as the legendary Lagavulin 16 Year Old, are amongst the world's smokiest with thick lapsang souchon enveloping the palate without remorse. One of the trio of Ìleach distilleries gracing the isle's South-Easterly shore, each sharing a characteristic peat smoke as well as being Scotland's most pungent and perhaps most revered. In 1816, the Lagavulin whisky distillery was founded by John Johnston. Surrounded by dark peat bog and drawing its water from the Solan Lochs, Lagavulin sits at the head of a bay and not far from the ruins of Dunyvaig castle. The best-selling Islay single malt scotch until 1998, when it was overtaken by the neighbouring Laphroaig, Lagavulin is currently experiencing problems in meeting whisky demands. The recent difficulties stem from a few decades when working conditions were decidedly lax; a two day working week led to very low production and it was not until 1981 that a five day week was finally instated. Lagavulin holds claim to Scotland's slowest distillation with five hours for the first distillation and a further nine for the second. Despite the pungency of the single malt, there is a certain smoothness to the palate which many attribute to the leisurely rate of distillation. The heart of the Lagavulin range receives global acclaim and there have been almost no independent bottlings. Currently as much as 98% of the spirit is earmarked for maturation as a single malt and Diageo have included Lagavulin in their Classic Malts range.
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John Johnston founds the distillery.
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Peter Mackie passes away and Mackie & Co. changes name to White Horse Distillers.
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Floor maltings are decommisioned and malt is bought from Port Ellen instead.
Lagavulin 16 years becomes one of six Classic Malts.
A Pedro Ximenez sherry finish is launched as a Distillers Edition.
Two cask strengths (12 years and 25 years) are launched.
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Monday, November 02, 2009MACON, Ga. – Junior Stefine "Jake" Pease posted 72 assists, six kills and 18 digs to lead the Lady Bisons in a 3-0 sweep against Jacksonville, and later, their 19th-straight match win against UNF to help Lipscomb clinch its first-ever Atlantic Sun regular-season title. .For her performance during the week, Pease claimed the second Player of the Week award of her career, the conference office announced on Monday.
The Berryton, Kan. native continues to quarterback the Lady Bisons at a high efficiency as they swept Jacksonville, ending their winning streak by a 3-0 score and then beat UNF, 3-0, to clinch the conference championship.
Pease has proven uncanny at connecting with junior middle hitter Alex Kelly and junior outside hitter Meghan Hinemeyer, who both played club ball with Pease before coming to Lipscomb. The setter posted a team-high 14 digs against Jacksonville and collected 41 assists against Jacksonville, the ninth time this season she has had 41 or more assists.
Last week, Pease set a school career record for assists, besting Emily Smith's 3,501. Pease broke the record 3-0 win against Stetson on Oct. 24, posting 12 digs in 3-0 win versus FGCU on Friday, Oct. 23.
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Sport as a growth engine for EU economy Published on: 19/06/2014, Last update: 23/06/2015
Sport is an important economic sector in the EU in its own right, with a share in the national economies which is comparable to agriculture, forestry and fisheries combined.
Moreover, its share is expected to rise in the future. Overall the sports sector accounts for 2% of the EU global GDP, while the total employment generated by sports activities is 7.3 million-equivalent to 3.5% of the total EU employment. Despite these impressive figures, the economic impact of the sport-related industries is often underestimated.
To underpin the role of sport-related industry as an economic driver, a High Level Meeting of stakeholders on the impact of sport and sport-related industries took place in Brussels. The meeting was aimed at taking stock of the progress made since the first meeting of the European Sport Industries on 21 January 2014. Furthermore, the meeting offered the opportunity to present an industry-led Action Plan on the economic impact of sport and sport-related industries. The meeting highlighted the role of sport as a powerful lever for innovation, industrial competitiveness and employment.


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A senior U.S. intelligence official emphatically denied that the CIA refused repeated requests from its officers on the ground in Benghazi, Libya, to assist the Americans under attack at the U.S. mission there.
Just five days before the presidential election and in a rare briefing to reporters, the official Thursday offered almost a minute-by-minute account of what happened that night.
According to a Fox News report last Friday, citing an unnamed source, CIA officers working at an annex about a mile from the mission were told by officials in the CIA chain of command to "stand down" after receiving a call from the mission asking for help.
"There were no orders to anybody to stand down in providing support," the senior intelligence official said, offering a passionate defense of the actions taken by the CIA officers on the ground during the September 11 attack that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans.
The official insisted the agency operators at the annex were in charge of their movements and the safety of those who were preparing to respond to the initial attack on the mission compound.
E-mails: White House knew of extremist claims in Benghazi attack
There was "no second guessing" their decisions, the official said.
According to a detailed timeline provided by the official, there was a roughly 25-minute gap between the time those officers received the initial call for help from the mission to the time when the approximately half a dozen officers were able to get underway to assist.
During that time, according to the official, CIA officers at the annex location were loading weapons and equipment into their vehicles, while others were on the phone trying to get local "friendly" militias with heavier weapons to help. The official said the officers responded "as quickly and as effectively as possible."
Opinion: What really happened in Benghazi?
The team from the annex came under fire at the mission, the official said, but was able to gather all of the U.S. personnel at the mission except for the missing ambassador and headed back to the annex where they again faced small arms fire for about 90 minutes before the attackers left.
The Fox report also suggested that the officers on the ground urgently asked for military backup, but that the CIA also denied those requests. The official said that reporting was wrong. The military, the official said, provided drone surveillance and there were a couple of military officers as part of a CIA security team from Tripoli to assist.
That security team was delayed at the Benghazi airport and did not arrive at the annex until early morning, shortly before that facility came under a sudden and intense attack that lasted 11 minutes. Two officers, Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty, were killed by mortar fire.
The attack has become part of the political debate as the Obama administration has been harshly criticized by many Republicans for initially describing the incident as a spontaneous protest against an anti-Islamic video on the web and evolved into an assault on the mission.
The senior intelligence official said there was a need to address this issue now because some of the media mischaracterizations of what was done that night is a disservice to the men who had to make decisions under fire.
Intelligence on Benghazi shifted after Obama administration described attack as 'spontaneous'
Here is the timeline of events, as provided by the senior intelligence official:
- Around 9:40 p.m. (local time) the annex receives the first call that the mission is under attack.
- Fewer than 25 minutes later, a security team leaves the annex for the mission.
- Over the next 25 minutes, the team members approach the compound, attempt to secure heavy weapons and make their way onto the compound in the face of enemy fire.
- At 11:11 p.m., the requested drone surveillance arrives over the mission compound.
- By 11:30 p.m., all U.S. personnel, except for Stevens, who is missing, depart the mission. The exiting vehicles come under fire.
- Over the next roughly 90 minutes, the annex receives sporadic small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenade rounds. The security team returns fire and the attackers disperse at approximately 1 a.m.
- At about the same time, a team of additional security personnel lands at the Benghazi airport and negotiates for transport into town. Upon learning the ambassador is missing and that the situation at the annex has calmed, the team focuses on locating the ambassador and tries to obtain information on the security situation at the hospital.
- It's still predawn when the team at the airport finally manages to secure transportation and an armed escort. Having learned that Stevens is almost certainly dead and that the security situation at the hospital is uncertain, the team heads to the annex to assist with the evacuation.
- They arrive with Libyan support at the annex at 5:15 a.m., just before the mortar rounds begin to hit the annex. The two security officers are killed when they take direct mortar fire as they engage the enemy. That attack lasts only 11 minutes before dissipating.
- Less than an hour later, a heavily-armed Libyan military unit arrives to help evacuate the compound of all U.S. personnel.
I almost hate to post to this blog. How many ignorant people can post without intelligent thought. FOX has made errors. Numerous. That is the intent of FOX. It keeps their followers programmed into one way of thinking. Now, I am not sure how this is going to work it's way out. Let me remind you of serious problems in our past. The United States was providing weapons to Iran. This was not a better Iran then they are now. They killed their people using these weapons. These dangerous weapons could you be used as that government saw fit. Would you believe children would have murdered? It would not surprise me. Many, many months went by and 13 indictments were handed down including the Secretary of Defense. The President then made the following statements,
1) ""The reason I haven't spoken to you before now is this: You deserve the truth. And as frustrating as the waiting has been, I felt it was improper to come to you with sketchy reports, or possibly even erroneous statements, which would then have to be corrected, creating even more doubt and confusion. There's been enough of that."
2)"First, let me say I take full responsibility for my own actions and for those of my administration. As angry as I may be about activities undertaken without my knowledge, I am still accountable for those activities. As disappointed as I may be in some who served me, I'm still the one who must answer to the American people for this behavior."
3)"A few months ago I told the American people I did not trade arms for hostages. My heart and my best intentions still tell me that's true, but the facts and the evidence tell me it is not. As the Tower board reported, what began as a strategic opening to Iran deteriorated, in its implementation, into trading arms for hostages. This runs counter to my own beliefs, to administration policy, and to the original strategy we had in mind."
FOX would have crucified this President within three months if he was not one of their Republican beloved. Do you really want to destroy the name of Ronald Reagan? If you are in a hurry to destroy Obama and you are ethical and honest before your God, you must destroy the memory of Reagan.
Enough is enough. This Iran Contra affair went on for 6 years. The investigation went on for one year. I believe Reagan did not know what his subordinates were doing. Further, after Nixon, we could not afford another political crumbling of America by taking Reagan "down". Obama may or may not be in a similar situation but time will only tell through PROPER investigation. Not this tar and feathering of our President on Cable News without regard to due process. Reagan was given this benefit. Damn it! Obama is President. So, be careful with your anger, if it is not fair, it is useless.
The answer to world's Islamic madness and violence is a MASSIVE CONVERSION OF MUSLIMS TO CHRISTIANITY,preferably to ANY Christian Arab Church.
Anybody else noticing that this story violates the basic tenet of journalism, where you have INDEPENDENT CORROBORATION of sources? The quotes above are from ONE ANONYMOUS SOURCE – not only do we not know who it is, but we have no way to assess or validate the statements presented above.
This is terribly fishy....
If Obama is blameless, how come he fired an admiral (of the Stennis) who was going to help despite an order to stand down?
Don't get confused with semantics. The Whitehouse considers help the (2) two contract workers,(not allowed to call them soldiers) who were sent from the annex. The additional help they are considering help are the (8) eight additional contract workers who were sent from Tripoli. Which arrived at the airport who had to go thru political channels to land and enter the country and had to find their own transportation to the consulate. The delay was what 3-5 hours? President Obama promised that no soldiers would be deployed to Libya. That is why only retired soldiers were there. That is also why no air support was provided. CNN needs to be honest with itself and it's viewers. The people who died in Libya were sacrificed for Obama's political agenda. The "FINAL INSULT" to these people and their families occured when President Obam, when disscussing Hurricane Sandy and the stranded people in New Jersey. "we don't leave people behind". What???? Does he think he is a Navy Seal now??? Has he no shame???
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The neocon war on islam continues by these deliberate cia/mossad operations. Sheeple wake up. Its one of you doing this
Ask Mossad / CIA.. Looks like 911 all over again..
Didn't the people baying for President Obama' badge READ the above rebuttal?...you know...the one by the government officials running the operation...
You just lost badly...that's pretty humiliating.
I call BS on your statement with regard to loaded weapons, I sit here with the Taliban swarming the hills and my weapons are still on green, they go amber when I get into my vehicle and go red when I dismount in the field. Weapons control is individually guided based on who is in charge and most locations the weapons are not RED (bullet in chamber) nor are people walking around with them in civilian attire. Even when the base is actively being hit with mortars we remain at best in a yellow condition (mag in gun). Unless you were with them then you have no idea when they loaded their weapons, put on their vests etc. When we do a QRF we put on our Body Armor, load up our weapons and then leave the base to meet the engagement etc. Standard procedure. We also unload upon returning to the base and take our gear off??????
Good old Fox news. Remember what they tried to do to Shirley Sherrod.
Problem #1 in the story: During that time, according to the official, CIA officers at the annex location were loading weapons and equipment into their vehicles, while others were on the phone trying to get local "friendly" militias with heavier weapons to help. The official said the officers responded "as quickly and as effectively as possible."
Let me raise the BS flag on this statement. Their weapons would already have been loaded. If they had been witnessing for 2 or more weeks what has been reported already, they would have been at a higher level of preparedness, this is standard practice for any Quick Reaction Force (QRF) BS on this timeline.
That leaves them to account for those extra 25 minutes in some other place. My guess is contacting NATO to get permission to carry out the operation from Italy, which naturally didn't get approved. When are we going to learn our security depends on our ability to act and react without permission from our Allies.
What happened in Bengazi should not be a political issue. Mr. Romney & his advisors know unequivicolly that the Administration cannot & will not discuss publically the details of the Bengazi attack.
It's an on-going mission & investigation. To try to use this matter knowing full well no one can respond is another travesty of the political process.
Just end this election, say good bye to Mr. Romney & his ilk & get on with the business of 'fixing' the problems left by the previous Administration & folks in Congress that have done everything they can to block any implementation of solutions.
Shame on you Mr. Romney.
Read my most recent post. " President Obama promised that no soldiers would be deployed to Libya. That is why only retired soldiers were there. That is also why no air support was provided. CNN needs to be honest with itself and it's viewers. The people who died in Libya were sacrificed for Obama's political agenda. The "FINAL INSULT" to these people and their families occured when President Obam, when disscussing Hurricane Sandy and the stranded people in New Jersey. "we don't leave people behind". What???? Does he think he is a Navy Seal now??? Has he no shame???
These comments reflect that the issue is just a part of an election strategy. The lack of respect for due process and understanding facts before rushing to judgement is incredible. It took a long time for us to sort out other embassy attacks in Africa and the Middle East in the past.Why this one needs to cram a years worth of analysis into an election cycle is astonishing. We have rules, and processes and laws that are amazing in their ability to rationally assign guilt. We are not authorized to just bomb and attack foreign nations. If we want to trade the rules that make us proud of the country to fit into the timing of an election, it really shows that we don't stand for the things that we claim to stand for.
BS US Bombed Belgrade for 79 Days. Time to grow up.
CNN shame on you for hiding this story. Fox is now running a story about a former CNN reporter who says you are paid by the government to slant everything toward Obama. Guess that is true too. Where are all you democrats now. Not posting on this story?
Grow up. Fox news is for dumb gullible idiots. Cnn may be slightly biased sometimes towards obama, but can you blame them with all the right winged media like fox spewing its constant fake outrage and twisted rhetoric. Grow the hell up or get out of the game.
You need to be careful making statements like that, Chris. In a day or two, Karen is going to realize you are talking about her and start blaming the President for what you said about her.
Chris said, "with all the right winged media like fox". Just to be clear which right wing media do you throw in with FOX? I am trying to figure out who is right winged in the media besides Fox. Not talk radio, but media. ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, BBC, LA Times, Washington Post, New York Times, The Guardian??? Nope, those are all left wing.
Just curious, because for most independent minded folks, the vast majority of media is carrying water for BO. We have to make informed decisions on research, not drinking the Kool-aid.
CNN lost all credibility last election cycle. You certainly could not ask them to do a quality and truthful investigation of this story. #1- they would not know how. #2- this admisnistration would not put up with one of their bs streams not cooperating. This is why they went from a #1 news station to something just above romper room viewership.
All faithful should demand homeland for stranded Rohingya Muslim in Burma. Write to your congressman and educate them. Create more Pakistan. Muslim can not be ruled by any other religion.
Do not blame Pakistan. They have nothing to do with this.
Blow me
He looks Paki. He acts like Paki. He is a Paki.
Yes, we all know. Everything is a Conspiracy to the republicans unless its their guy in charge.
Obama lied, people died.
A very dumb statement. People Died and Obama Lied in that order, you imply the they died because he lied and that is not true nor is it possible in this case. Apparently you have never been President of the United States, if you had you would have caught that error.
Ok Randy,
Obama lied, people died, Obama lied...again
Better for your little smart brain?
Very true. So... the Mormon or the murderer?
Hmmm.... Obama Lied, People Died.... Kinda catchy, don't you think?
Who are you going to believe, the father of a Seal who was killed, or a politician running for re-election? Which one is more likely to lie? Gee, I wonder.
US Officials essentially killed those 4 great Americans. Impeach Obama. Fire Clinton.
1) You are an exaggerating liar.
2) Your care is a lie. You're just using it as a political weapon.
I don't follow your logic and how you came to such an odd conclusion?
Ridiculous! You are a complete loser. And I assume you have done 0 research on this issue, just watched a bunch of trustworthy murdoch 'reporting'. Wake up its all opinion, facts are murky, but doesnt mean theres a conspiricy. Some people are so dumb it astounds me!
The Benghazi attack/coverup is Obama's inconvenient truth. The administration along with the liberal mainstream media have failed the american people by not disclosing the truth. They are trying hard to conceal the truth...they continue to suffer for fear of getting the truth disclosed. It's like trying to hold back a beach ball under water. You get tired of the effort and eventually fail to keep the ball under water or drown yourself in the attempt to conceal. Mr. Obama, along with CNN and other liberal mainstream media will be held accountable. No matter how big the lie from the WH administration, repeat it often enough and the masses will regard it as the truth. Was that indeed their gameplan. check this out.....Facebook has finally issued an apology for twice taking down a graphic from the Facebook page of Special Operations Speaks, a group of retired navy seals and former u.s. commandoes...it was an anti Obama ad. So sad that Mr. Mark Z. felt the need to also try and hide the truth from the american people.
Thank you mr Fortune teller for your increadible insight. I guess you were there monitoring all the emails and contact as it happened in real time? Stop using this terrorist attack as a tool against Obama, it really is sickening what you conservative old fashioned losers come up with.
They have not failed to me and your cry is because you want to have a white toy in the white house. Other then that you don't care about the dead in Bengazzi
These attacks can be stopped by waterboarding the nearest 3 Muslim clerics to any facility. Mosques and Islamic clerics are the source of all violence around the world.
Unfortunately our own gvt let those Americans be killed and did nothing to intervene. All the mighty US could do was fart, stumble, and fall in response followed by a lot of boilerplate, posturing, 'countering', and butt-covering. Proud to be an American but embarrassed and ashamed of my gvt. for abandoning our own.
The deaths of our officials and NAvy Seals in on the hands of Obama and his administration. These folks begged for air support for over 16 hours, and an air support could have been scrambled in minutes but this administration did not want a terrorist attack to foul up the election, Well after the event the White House covered up the fact that this was a terrorist attack, trying to cover for Al Qaeda. Obama did not want any terrorism concerns affect the presidential race, this is disgusting and all American should be outraged!
Did anyone ever stop to think about why they would not release details in the following hours/days of the attack? Why would they? It would have been an investigation in progress and if Ole Romney had his way, all of the details would have been released prior to having real facts, which he would have to roll with or face judgement by the entirety of the U.S. population. Obama is a smart man and I give him props for his foreign policy. The GOP just has issues focusing on the big picture. Im sure not all republicans are complete moronic wastes of breathable air, but the ones that are out front and loud about everything that represent them sure are.
Let me see......, To all of you that love Obama. Tell me, why did he lie about not knowing about the attack as it was happening? Why did Biden tell us during the debates, that they had no first hand knowledge of these attacks? This is a major problem with the President and Vice President during this election. You people that love Mr. Obama have to be a little concerned about his re-election. When the truth comes out, it will show all of us that the White House knew about it and did nothing to help them. As for my knowledge about Embassies, I retired from the Marine Corps as a Captain and served my time with honor. For this man to have allowed those people to be murdered, is cause for impeachment and arrest. Will anything come of this? I'm afraid not. The boys in DC have become so corrupt it would take this country years to become a Republic again. And as for the tin hat comment, grow up, it shows us your age with making comments such as you did.
Now, for the other issue that some how you have ignored. The Ambassador was sending weapons to the rebels (al Qaeda)
to help overthrow the regime. They had over 16 hours to have the C130H gun ship sent to them, it would have taken two hours to fly into position. They had drones in the air, the Navy Seal that was on the roof top requested the drone to attack where he had used his laser positioning weapon to paint the target and he was refused. Now, I don't know what tree you climbed out of, but I would suggest that you get your ass back up there. Your President failed us and those Embassy guards and the Ambassador and his staff. And if you continue to support him, we will have the same problems and it will get worse.
Amazing how you "know" all these details (and I use the phrase in the most facetious way possible), yet you still claim information is being withheld! I sure hope you use latex glove when you are digging your "knowledge" out out your nutty, conspiracy theorist, hidey-holes!!!
@fjerins One, they were not denied help. They made a call for assistance and received assistance in the fastest way possible for that area. Two, I don't understand why you would mention a gun ship that is two hours away. Its two hours away, which was obviously too far away to respond to something of this nature, and what could a gun ship do anyways about an attack in the middle of a city? Shoot rockets toward the embassy? Three, where was the intelligence and security when 3000 Americans were killed INSIDE the U.S. in 2001? Where was the security when embassies were attacked during the bush administration? If you are going to make your entire argument based on how a president responded to an attack on Americans, lets look at the big picture. Lets compare how well President Obama has handled foreign policy in the last 4 years to the previous 8.
Fjerins- You are just looking for a way to somehow blame President Obama. Where were you when 11 embassies were attacked under G.W. Bush? There were injuries and loss of life then too. People who dislike Obama seem to have worked themselves into a paranoid frenzy, accusing him aof all sorts of horrible plots and crimes. maybe you can return to some sort of sanity when the inevitability of 4 more years with President Obama becomes a reality and all your crazy predictions don't come true. In the mean time keep wearing that tinfoil hat. Somehow it looks right on you!
This is pretty simple to understand. For Obama to endlessly keep saying we need to investigate, well, we don't need to investigate what HE knows, do we – he can just tell us, but he won't. Just tell us, when were you notified? Who notified you? What were you told? What orders did you give? Who did you give them to? Were those orders followed or not? We must have the only President in history who needs to investigate himself, and you voted for him. Thanks.
Bush didn't participate in the killings.
What do you mean, "Bush didn't participate..."??? Wasn't he right there in the command room watching it all unfold in real-time on his Presidential X-box, jiggering the controls and taking out bad guys left & right with Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld looking over his shoulder, guiding his every move? The only reason he didn't prevent 911 is because Laura would not let him bring his Presidential X-box to the breakfast table. (Whoa...!!! This was kinda fun! Not I'm starting to understand why you wingnuts like this crap. This is like "Race to Crazy Mountain" with Show and Tell as the prize! I'm gonna stop now...)
Wolf, your are nothing more then BS when you try and distort the truth. Those men had been denied help. Why? Because the ambassador was dealing in weapons for the rebels. This was approved by the white house.. And as for Obama not knowing is nothing more the BS. When an embassy is under attack, the first thing done is to protect the ambassador and the buildings. You call in for help asap and it should have been approved. There was a C130H gun ship just two hours away as well as drones flying near by. When one of the Navy Seals refused the stand down order he went to the roof top and started firing on the rebels below. He also requested help to use a drone. He had painted the area with a laser target where the rebels were firing from. He was told stand down. A mortar round found it's target and he was killed.
And for you to suggest other wise makes me want to throw up. That is why CNN has lost viewers.


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BARTON-Alex Giroux shot a 39 to take home his first win in the 12-15 year-old boys division of the NEK Jr. Golf Tour in 2013.
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Dubuque, IA/Beloit, WI -- The Beloit College Swimming & Diving team had a busy weekend, competing in dual meets at Loras College on Friday night and against UW-Oshkosh in Kresge Natatorium on Saturday afternoon.
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Read: Henrik Lundqvist's Lockout Plan
According to Swedish Paper, Expressen, Henrik Lundqvist said that he will not sit out an entire season if the NHL season is lost and that after waiting for a little while he will return home to Sweden and play for Frolunda.
Lundqvist said that he has talked to his brother Joel, who is the Captain of Frolunda, about playing there.
Hank said, via google translate that a lockout "would be boring, but it will be a prolonged conflict, it Frölunda that apply to me.I've already talked to my brother Joel to come home and play there."
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The summer has passed and now we are only weeks away from winter. Fall arrived this year with some of the most beautiful colors that we have seen in years. Autumn is my favorite season. Even though I am an artist and colors and gorgeous scenery always thrill me, it is not what I find most wonderful about fall.
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Wednesday after the rain I was up for my morning dog walk on Wood Hill. The heady aroma of sage mingled with wet dirt and Pinion Pine was heaven. As I descended the hill I caught a whiff of wood burning in someone's fireplace. Autumn's fragrances are mellow in contrast to the harsher smells of summer.
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Apple as a company has continually impressed with the growth that we have seen in recent years. They have been able to put together an excellent amount of growth, and have reached the top smartphone vendor in the world position, posting 140% growth over the course of the last year. the company had been the number one in the world as far as profit goes for quite some time, but a markets analysis firm by the name of Strategy Analytics, that have gone on to release the second quarter smart phone numbers in regards to shipments. The release by the company show that Apple has the new top position in the market after shipping a total of 20.3 million smart phones over the course of last quarter. This number was up more than 140% from the 8.4 million phones that they share during the same quarter last year.
Of course this can be attributed to the release of new devices, and a lull in the releases last year. It still, represents a very interesting shipping amount for the company that has grown at an amazing rate over the course of the last few years. Another company that showed significant gains over the course of the last year was Samsung. The South Korean company was able to get into the number two spot with a huge 520% year over year growth after shipping 19.2 million smart phones last quarter. Nokia, the former leader in the market fell to the number three spot and shipped only 16.7 million smart phones in the second quarter of 2011. Apple has continued to raise the popularity for their unlocked iPhone 4 and other devices and other countries than America and continues to raise the number of phones that they ship on a quarterly basis. At the very least it will be interesting to see if this growth continues into next year.


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The first time my wife and I went to Washington, D.C., on vacation was in 1995.
We are both wonks about history, politics and government, so where better to immerse ourselves in all three at once than the nation's capital? We have been back there twice more, including one week after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack, which is a whole other story for another day.
Both of us work at newspapers and did back then, so we were aware that at the time of that first trip that there was a big budget battle brewing between then-President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, and the Republican Speaker of the House at the time, Newt Gingrich. We were, incidentally, staying at the hotel across from the Watergate that was used as a lookout by the burglars who famously (or infamously) broke into the office complex on behalf of Richard Nixon's re-election campaign, although it was no longer a Howard Johnson's when we were there.
In those days before terrorism paranoia, there were two ways for tourists to visit the White House. You could just line up at the gate and wait your turn for a group tour (with the distinct possibility that you could get closed out and sent away if there were too many people there that day) or you could arrange what was billed as a slightly better tour through your district congressman's office (which is the only way to get a ticket now).
We arranged tickets through Rep. Patrick Kennedy's office for an 8 a.m. tour, but on the night before we were watching the 11 p.m. news only to see Gingrich talking about how the government would be shut down the next day. No White House tour for us.
We finally got to Washington after years of talking about it and weeks of planning it and the politicians were shuttering everything for what was surely going to be the length of our visit and longer.
Kennedy's office generously offered us a private tour of the Capitol building conducted by one of his staffers, which was a pretty neat consolation for our White House disappointment. (We also remind ourselves that at some point during our visit, intern Monica Lewinsky delivered pizza to Clinton in the Oval Office, touching off a whole other era of history.)
All of that was brought back to us last week when once again budget brinksmanship at the highest levels of government brought us to the verge of another government shutdown.
This took place, just as in 1995, one year after Republicans won control of the House of Representatives with a huge election gain.
I think that is somewhat reflective of the way the two parties tend to govern.
Democrats are incrementalists, content to gradually implement their agenda with numerous short gains over time. The appropriate sports analogy would be college football coach Woody Hayes' three yards and a cloud of dust.
Republicans, however, tend to attempt big, comprehensive change all at once. Think long Tom Brady passes to Randy Moss in the end zone. It seems to be an internal contradiction that Republicans claim most Americans are conservative, and then try to push sudden, radical change on them.
The difference with the recent shutdown threat is that House Speaker John Boehner played it smarter than Gingrich did. Once again, Congressional Republicans played President Barack Obama like a cheap fiddle.
They threatened to kill one of the Democrats' favorite babies by defunding Planned Parenthood (I'm a sucker for perverse analogies) in order to achieve their budget and fiscal goals. That is the GOP's typical m.o. They get their rank-and-file ground troops all revved up by invoking social issues like abortion and gay marriage, then wind up selling them out to benefit their real constituency — the big corporations and other wealthy contributors who fund their campaigns.
It worked like a charm. Republicans got tens of billions of dollars in budget cuts — billions more than they had originally sought — and they even got Obama to go out and brag about "the largest annual spending cut in our history" as though it were his idea in the first place.
My hunch is that Obama thinks he won points with independent voters by appearing to compromise and work with Republicans. But in the end, both sides agreed, didn't they? So it is likely both sides will share the credit for having agreed. But the Republicans appeased their base by cutting billions of dollars from the Obama budget, while Obama further alienated Democrats by allowing popular programs to be cut (like heating assistance for low-income families) just to save something that shouldn't have been at risk in the first place, like the funding for Planned Parenthood and the Clean Air Act.
Boehner and the Republicans were the clear winner of that round.
Want to know who does and doesn't have clout with state government? Watch closely in the coming weeks.
On Wednesday, the House Finance Committee will hold a hearing on Gov. Lincoln Chafee's sales tax proposal. They moved the starting time up from 1 p.m. to 11 a.m. to allow for an all-day marathon of testimony.
Unless I miss my guess, every business and other interest that finds itself possibly subject to new taxation will be there to argue that the sales tax not be applied to them. Even newspapers are weighing in on this fight, taking out full page house ads to advocate that newspapers shouldn't be taxed as Chafee proposes. (Interestingly, Chafee did not even suggest a tax on television advertising, or ads on his bête noire, talk radio.)
Which entities will be taxed and which will get General Assembly reprieves? That is how we will know who has juice in this state and who doesn't.
The plan to broaden the sales tax is going to clearly demonstrate how the sausage is made in Smith Hill. It is going to be fascinating to watch. Be sure to follow the fighting in your favorite newspaper, before it gets taxed.


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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
On Jan. 24, the Carbon High swim team traveled to Juan Diego for the region eight championship swim meet. The boys came away taking second place with 316 points and girls finished a strong in fifth with 233 points.
"The swimmers have worked hard this season rebuilding their team after losing all their strongest swimmers from last year," said coach Kamra Davis. "They are ready to prove that this team is just as strong. The swimmers have improved their times dramatically all season and proved it in region, swimming to twenty seven best times just in this meet."
Many of the swimmers had top ten finishes at the meet and quite a few left with a medal to highlight their season's accomplishments.
Jill Malone took 8th in the 200 free and fourth place in the 500 free, Brett Davis grabbed seventh in the 200 free and received a second place medal and automatic spot at the high school state swim meet at BYU.
Megan Barnett ended ninth in the 200 IM and received a sixth place medal for the 100 back. Randy Slane received a sixth place medal for the 200 IM and eighth in the 100 fly. Tim Neilson finished eighth in the 200 IM and received a third place medal for the 100 back. He may qualify for a state berth but won't know until January 30.
Erica Perkins placed eighth in the 50 free and tenth in the 100 free. Terrence Henrie medaled with a fifth place finish in the 50 free and sixth in the 100 free. Adam Falsone ended up 10th in the 50 free and seventh in the100 back. Aysha Black swam the 100 fly for the first time and placed eighth. Chrissy Cox finished tenth in the100 fly. Dallen Garvin receiving a sixth place medal in the 100 fly and may have swam a good enough time to qualify for state.
Kyle Hicken was in seventh in the 100 free and Brandon Gibson took tenth in the same race. Ryan Slane received a fifth place medal in the 500 free. He may have also swam a good enough time for state. Toby Prettman took home a sixth place medal for the 500 free. Jill Fincher finished ninth place in the 100 back. Kaeden Kulow receiving a fourth place medal in the 100back. Kenzie Mantz grabbed seventh in the 100 breast. Jed Prettyman got a sixth place medal in the 100 breast. Nick Torres finished tenth in the 100 breast.
Davis summed things up,"I have enjoyed my first season coaching and will miss all the seniors that will be leaving. Thanks to all the swimmers for working so hard."


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PROVIDENCE – There's a hearty dose of local talent on this year's baseball team at La Salle Academy. More precisely, there are five players whose contributions to date represent a key reason why head coach Geoff Marcone's ball club is positioned near the top of Division I-North.
What makes this particular quintet so distinctive is that each of them brings something different to the field. In Cumberland's Caleb Gardner and North Smithfield's C.J. Dandeneau, the Rams are buoyed by a rock-solid 1-2 punch at the front-end of the rotation.
Marcone also has peace-of-mind when it comes to who is running the show behind the plate in catcher Alex Howard via Lincoln. Another Lincoln native, Doug Harrison, makes noise mainly with the bat, yet he also provides pitching depth. The final link to the Blackstone-Valley-to-La-Salle Express is Lincoln's Broderick Santilli, a promising youngster who figures quite prominently in the Rams' plans moving forward.
Five players do not make up a varsity baseball squad – hardly groundbreaking news. Marcone, however, didn't spare the effusive praise when discussing the merits of the aforementioned players before later packaging them all nice and neat for the sake of T-E-A-M.
The skipper knows that the pitching of Gardner and Dandeneau along with the steady hand of Howard represent three reasons why La Salle stands at 11-1 heading into Monday's showdown at 12-0 Bishop Hendricken. (As a side note, Gardner, Dandeneau and Howard were selected for the Division I All-Star Game.)
"To get all the guys who come from different parts of the state on the same page and pulling in the same direction can sometimes be difficult," noted Marcone, "but they've done a tremendous job. Chemistry is a huge thing. Talent will get you so far, but teamwork, hard work and intelligence will get you over the top. I think we have that this year."
Gardner figures to get the starting nod on the mound against Hendricken, where he will look to increase his season win total (three) while lower his ERA (1.64 in four starts). One of the victories came against Cumberland last Tuesday when the senior tossed 6 2/3 innings of one-run ball in a 4-1 victory for La Salle.
A contributor to Upper Deck Post 86/14 Legion squad, Gardner plans to head to the Naval Academy Preparatory School (NAPS) located in Newport come the fall with an eye toward enrolling in the U.S. Naval Academy the following year. He says that the allure of playing baseball for a NCAA Division I member is one of the reasons why he selected the route he did.
While Gardner is viewed as the de facto ace, he expressed gratitude for having Dandeneau serving as the next La Salle pitcher in the rotation. The junior Dandeneau tops the Rams in appearances (six), ERA (0.47), innings pitched (30) and strikeouts (49). Like Gardner, he also has three wins.
"It definitely takes some pressure off knowing that C.J. is behind me, but it also gives me motivation because we're competing for the No. 1 spot," Gardner explained. "If I'm not on top of my game, I know that C.J.'s going to step up and help me out."
"We'll go as far as how well Caleb and C.J. pitch," Marcone made perfectly clear. "They are both super competitive and feed off each other. If one guy has a great start, the next guy wants to go out and do the same thing. "
Dandeneau isn't just a one-dimensional contributor. After tossing five innings against Lincoln High last Thursday, he went out to patrol center field. There he recorded a nice running grab to his left to thwart an extra-bases bid by Lincoln's Nick Zammarelli, a web gem that ended the six inning.
Dandeneau also played a hand in the Rams' 5-4 walk-off win over the Lions as he singled with one down in the seventh before scoring on a game-ending double by Tyler Schemick. For the year, Dandeneau is batting .343 with five extra-base hits and 11 RBI.
"The biggest thing about C.J. is that he's an athlete," praised Marcone. "You put him in any position out there and chances are he'll be good at it."
An alumnus of Lincoln Little League, Howard says that he's relishing his first real stab at established playing time at the high-school level. Besides overseeing and serving as a caretaker for the pitching staff, Howard has also made his mark as a steady contributor with the aluminum, hitting .276 with four extra-base hits.
Howard plans to attend Connecticut's Quinnipiac University, though he remains unsure as to whether he'll tryout for the baseball team.
"I'm just trying to take advantage of the situation and help the team," said Howard, who last summer played with Gardner on the New England Prospects, a travel baseball program.
"Alex is a quiet leader. The guys respect him because when he's out there, he takes control of the diamond," said Marcone. "He's waited his turn to be out there and has made the most of the opportunity."
A junior, Harrison swings one of La Salle's most potent bats. He ranks second on the squad in RBI (11) to go along with a .343 average. Mainly an outfielder, Harrison has tossed 2 1/3 scoreless innings spanning two appearances.
"Doug brings an intensity and an edge to our team and that helps us," notes Marcone. "He gets our guys going … he's a motivator."
While he figures to have better days ahead, Santilli has found a niche as a late-game defensive replacement in the outfield as well as a pinch-running option. Howard mentioned that he's helped Santilli deal with the waiting-for-your-turn syndrome that confronted him while he was an underclassman at La Salle.
"He's going to be a valuable player next year and the year after that," stated Howard about Santilli, a sophomore. "We have a good group of seniors, so it's important to take it all in and learn that when your time comes, you're ready."
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This just in: the Rangers are in pursuit of a goal-scoring
Russian winger in the middle of his prime.
No, it's not Ilya Kovalchuk. Multiple reports Tweets last night suggested that the Rangers
were hot for Alexander Frolov and that Frolov's choices may be limited to
Broadway, a return to Los Angeles,
or the KHL.
GM Glen Sather has repeatedly said that he is not done
tinkering with the Blueshirts roster, but there has been little news to report
in recent weeks. Now it appears that the
Rangers may be trying to acquire Frolov, 28, who has spent his entire seven-year
career with the Kings.
If what you've heard about Frolov reminds you of another Rangers
experiment, ex-Ranger and current Flyer Nikolai Zherdev, you're on to
something. Like Zherdev, Frolov oozes
with offensive talent but can't seem to put it all together. Like Zherdev, Frolov has been the subject of
trade whispers for ages. And like
Zherdev, many around LA have been less than thrilled with Frolov's dedication
and enthusiasm.
It's a bit surprising that Sather is so interested in
bringing in such a similar player to Zherdev, but perhaps the thinking is that
John Tortorella's style of coaching is more suited to bring out the best in a
player than Tom Renney's. While it's
possible Tortorella's iron fist could scare Frolov into compliance, it's
probably more likely that Frolov and Tortorella would be at each other's
throats before training camp is over.
Frolov's talent is undeniable. He has scored 50+ points in each of the last
five seasons, something no Ranger other than Marian Gaborik can say.
He has also demonstrated an annoying pattern of 30-goal
season, huge drop-off, 30-goal season, etc. over his career (14, 24, 21, 35,
23, 32, 19). But as was the case with
Zherdev, it's tempting to see only the gaudy numbers and hope that a
still-young player like Frolov can meet them consistently as he matures. Frolov scored only 19 times this year, the
lowest total since his rookie season. That is alarming, especially considering the inspiration he should have
had during a contract year, but part of the equation is that the Kings were so
much better and deeper this season than at any point in Frolov's career and as
a result he saw less time on the power play.
His contract demands are reportedly in the neighborhood of
$5 million annually, a shocking expectation for a guy who scored only 19 goals
last season. Of course, if Frolov's
agent told him that there was any team that would meet that request, you can be
sure the Rangers were at the top of the list. As with all of the high priced players we've heard the Blueshirts might
be interested in, the only way the Rangers could fit Frolov under the Salary
Cap is if they've decided Wade Redden is heading for Hartford.
Frolov would take some of the scoring burden off Gaborik and
bring the Rangers closer to having a legitimate top two lines. But unless the Rangers can sign him to a
shorter and much cheaper deal than Frolov desires, they should stay away. At 28, Frolov is still young enough to
develop into a consistent NHL scorer. But committing a spot to the enigmatic winger when the Rangers have a
host of top prospects nearly ready at the same position could be a major
***Update*** Arthur Staple just Tweeted that Frolov is mulling a four year offer to play in the KHL and a two year
offer from the Rangers for less money. He
believes that the KHL offer is close to meeting Frolov's demands but the
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This study will examine growth factors that promote and inhibit mast cell proliferation resulting in mastocytosis, a disease of excessive mast cells in the body. These cells can release chemicals that cause itching, blisters, flushing, bone pain and abdominal pain.
Patients up to 80 years of age with mastocytosis may be eligible for this 1-day study. Participants will have one visit at NIH lasting up to 8 hours, during which they will undergo the following tests and procedures:
- Medical history and physical examination.
- Laboratory studies, if medically indicated.
- Blood tests to identify genetic changes important in the growth, development, and functioning of mast cells.
- Bone marrow aspiration and biopsy.
For the bone marrow procedure, the skin over the hipbone and the outer surface of the bone itself are numbed with local anesthesia. Then, a special needle is inserted into the hipbone and about 1 tablespoon of bone marrow is drawn into a syringe. Another needle is inserted into the same area to collect a small piece of the bone marrow. Additional procedures may include allergen testing, urinalysis, and 24-hour urine collection.
Participants will receive an evaluation of their mastocytosis.
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|Regulation of the Proliferation and Survival of Normal and Neoplastic Human Mast Cells
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This protocol is designed to examine those growth potentiating and inhibiting factors which regulate mast cell number and survival in patients with mastocytosis, and to explore the molecular basis of the disease process in hopes of improving therapy. Patients will carry the diagnosis of mastocytosis based on abnormal bone marrow biopsy and aspirate, abnormal skin biopsy, presence of urticaria pigmentosa, and if available, elevated serum tryptase level greater than 20 ng/ml and the presence of aberrant mast cell morphology and surface markers of CD2 and CD25. Medical work-up is in accordance with standard medical practice. Mastocytosis patients will be children and adults from birth to 80 years of age. The protocol is designated for up to a 1-year enrollment period; with only a small number of enrolled patients that will stay on study for more than one visit, based on investigator assessment of contribution to study objectives. Patients may be asked to re-enter this protocol at a later time for further research or entry into protocol 98-I-0027. This is not a therapeutic protocol and does not involve infusion of any manipulated cells, viruses or DNA constructs into human subjects.
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Birth to 80 years of age.
Histologic evidence of increased mast cell number by bone marrow and/or skin biopsy or documentation of mastocytosis in the skin
supported with a photograph of diagnostic skin lesion
Must be under the care of a primary care physician to be enrolled.
Patients must be able and willing to undergo a bone marrow biopsy. A bone marrow biopsy will be pre-empted if, during the procedure, the patient experiences significant flushing, pain, hypotension or tachycardia for any reason, which places the patient at risk. A patient may decline to have a bone marrow biopsy if the bone marrow sample is only for research purposes.
Bone marrow biopsy will be performed on children only if medically indicated. Research samples will be collected at that time only if the procedure does not increase the risks to the child.
No primary care physician.
Anemia with hemoglobin less than 8 g/dL, hematocrit less than 24.
A biological relative with or without the diagnosis of mastocytosis by skin examination or histologic evidence in a skin or bone marrow biopsy
Subject has a primary medical care provider outside the NIH
No primary care physician.
Anemia with hemoglobin < 8 g/dL, hematocrit < 24.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00044122
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|National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
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|Study First Received:
|August 17, 2002
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|September 10, 2015
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Keywords provided by National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC):
Urticaria Pigmentosa
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Urticaria Pigmentosa
Mastocytosis, Cutaneous
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms, Connective Tissue
Neoplasms, Connective and Soft Tissue
Pigmentation Disorders
Skin Diseases
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