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Flights to Manchester from Europe
Flights from Manchester
If you have succeeded in getting hold of one of the 74,000 tickets to see Manchester United at Old Trafford, you are guaranteed good entertainment, irrespective of the team that you support. Another alternative is to see Manchester City at The Etihad Stadium, formerly known as The City of Manchester Stadium, and the new national football museum located in the city centre.Address: The Etihad Stadium or Old TraffordWebsite: http://www.mcfc.co.uk / http://www.manutd.com
Manchester's Chinese district is one of the largest in Europe. Top-class Chinese restaurants nestle side by side with real third-rate eating establishments. You will also find Korean, Thai and Indonesian shops and restaurants here.Address: Chinatown
Manchester being a football city is of course also home to the world´s biggest football museum. Over six floors, drama, history, skill, style and passion is shown, all in the name of the game.Address: Urbis Building, Cathedral Gardens Manchester M4 3BGPhone: +44 161 605 8200Website: http://www.nationalfootballmuseum.comOpening hours: Monday – Saturday 10.00-17.00; Sunday 11.00-17.00
This gallery, located in connection with Manchester University campus, shows a big array of historic and modern art. It hosts temporary exhibitions at regular intervals and keeps the permanent collection alive.Address: Oxford Road, Manchester M15 6ERPhone: +44 161 275 7450Website: http://www.whitworth.manchester.ac.ukOpening hours: Mon to Sat 10.00-17.00 Sun 12.00-16.00
Spice up your city walk and go for a ghost walk. Actors will test your nerves during a 75 minutes promenade in the dark alleys of Manchester.Address: Piccadilly Plaza Portland Street Manchester M1 4BTPhone: +44 778 775 7642Website: http://www.manchesterghostwalk.co.uk
The area of Castlefield is a historic attraction you shouldn't miss. This is the Roman and industrial heart of the city. There are plenty to see and do here. Visit Castlefield Conservation Area and Roman fort, The Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) and The Castlefield Gallery. You also find lots of restaurants and bars.Address: Castlefield
A different way to see Manchester is from the water. Cruise along the Manchester Canals and see the most important sights of the city while eating your dinner or sipping a drink.Website: http://www.merseyferries.co.uk or http://www.citycentrecruises.co.uk
For a day outside the council owned Heaton Park is a great option. Here you find plenty of family activities such as an animal centre, tram museum, bowling greens, golf course, boating lake, and horse riding. If you haven't brought your picnic basket there are cafés to solve that problem.Address: Heaton ParkWebsite: http://www.heatonpark.org.uk
The Lowry is a large cultural centre named after a famous Manchester artist, L. S. Lowry. This architecturally interesting building is in Manchester's Dockland and houses everything from art galleries to bars.Address: Pier 8, Salford Quays, Manchester M50 3AZ Phone: +44 870 208 6000Website: http://www.thelowry.com
If you want to gain an insight into how Manchester's population lived and worked during the Industrial Revolution, you should visit the People's History Museum.Address: Left Bank Spinningfields Manchester M3 3ERPhone: +44 161 838 9190Website: http://www.phm.org.uk
The Manchester Art Gallery and The Gallery of Costumes are home to the city's biggest art collection. With over 25,000 objects of fine art, decorative art and costumes, the collection is ever-growing.Address: Mosley Street, Manchester M2 3JLPhone: +44 161 235 8888Website: http://www.manchestergalleries.org
The Manchester Opera House features a wide range of theatre and musical shows. Tickets can be bought through the website.Address: 3 Quay Street, Manchester M3 3HPPhone: +44 844 871 3018Website: http://www.atgtickets.com/venues/opera-house-manchester
The collections number almost 6 million specimen and objects. The museum is also home to one of the largest and most important collections of ancient Egyptian artefacts in the United Kingdom. It has a Botany collection, live animals at the Vivarium and an Archaeology collection.Address: The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PLPhone: +44 161 275 2648Website: http://www.museum.manchester.ac.uk
The Imperial War Museum North is about people and how their lives have been, and still are, shaped by war and conflict. The building is by international architect Daniel Libeskind, and is a symbol of our world torn apart by conflict.Address: The Quays, Trafford Wharf Road, Manchester M17 1TZPhone: +44 161 836 4000Website: http://www.iwm.org.ukOpening hours: Open daily 10.00 - 17.00
The great outdoors is just around the corner, and The Lake District National Park in Cumbria is England's largest national park. The Lake District offers some of the best scenery and outdoor pursuits in one of England's few mountainous regions. With more than 3,500 kilometres of walking and hiking routes through the lakes, there's a trail to suit everyone. For the daredevils there is hang gliding, paragliding, kayaking, canoeing, water skiing, rock scrambling, abseiling, hot-air ballooning, paintballing and much more.Address: Lake District National Park, CumbriaWebsite: http://www.lake-district.gov.uk
The most famous restaurant in Manchester's China Town is Yang Sing. It is considered to be one of the best Cantonese restaurants in Europe. Yang Sing was established in 1968, burned down in 1997, and was re-opened a couple of years ago. In particular, the dim sum dishes are recommended.Address: 34 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 4JYPhone: +44 161 236 22 00Website: http://www.yang-sing.com
The Market is a 20 year old family-owned restaurant in the Northern Quarter. Hidden in a back alley they serve top-quality cuisine to reasonable prices.Address: 104 High Street Manchester M4 1HQPhone: +44 161 834 3743Website: http://www.market-restaurant.com
Behind its anonymous doors, a diamond in Manchester restaurant life is hidden. This Japanese restaurant serves only sushi and other dishes made from the best quality fresh products. Don't miss their tempura that is well recommended.Address: Unit 4, Mirabel Street, Manchester M3 1PJPhone: +44 161 832 1852Website: http://www.umezushi.co.uk
Longing for authentic Greek meze find your way to Alexandros Greek Restaurant in the heart of Northenden village. Enjoy a dinner to the tones of Greek music in a romantic setting.Address: 337 Palatine Road, Manchester M22 4HHPhone: +44 161 998 3390Website: http://www.alexandrosrestaurant.co.uk
This restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere is owned and run by two brothers. A perfect place for a quick lunch but you can also enjoy a laid back dinner with some drinks.Address: 11 St James's Square, John Dalton St, Manchester M2 6WH Phone: +44 161 833 1016Website: http://www.jack-spratt.co.uk
Stylish white decor makes a perfect setting for the trendy fusion of traditional Cantonese flavours and urban modern cuisine. The owners care for the environment and always primarily choose local products.Address: 5-7 Church Road Eccles, Manchester M30 0DLPhone: +44 161 7078828Website: http://www.pacifica-cantonese.co.uk
The name, 63 Degrees, comes from the perfect temperature cooking poultry low and slow to create tender and incomparable tastes. It reveals the secret behind the restaurant's good reputation, to love and care about cooking food for their guests. The menu is filled with French dishes and this is a little bit of France in Manchester.Address: 20 Church Street, Manchester M4 1PNPhone: +44 161 832 5438Website: http://www.63degrees.co.uk
Every Friday, this Turkish restaurant provides belly dancing as entertainment for their guests. Kebab, meze, lamb and falafel are just a few of the delicacies you find on the menu.Address: 609 Wilbraham Road, Chorlton, Manchester M21 9ANPhone: +44 161 881 8292Website: http://www.saraycafebar.co.uk
Perfect for special occasions. The Rose Garden serves modern British cuisine made out of seasonal products from local producers.Address: 218 Burton Road, West Didsbury, Manchester M20 2LWPhone: +44 161 478 0747Website: http://www.therosegardendidsbury.com
In the historic area of Castlefield you find this pub and restaurant in a large building. Choose from traditional British or more modern and international dishes. From the terrace you have a beautiful view over the canal.Address: 6 Slate Wharf, Castlefield Manchester Greater Manchester M15 4SWPhone: +44 161 220 2960Website: http://www.brunningandprice.co.uk/thewharf
Teppanyaki is a type of grilled Japanese food and at Sapporo Teppanyaki the chefs will entertain you with a show preparing your food live in front of your eyes. To complete your Japanese experience Sake and Japanese cocktails, beers and whiskeys are to be found on the drink menu.Address: 91-93 Liverpool Road, Manchester, M3 4JNPhone: +44 161 831 9888Website: http://www.sapporo.co.uk
Al Bacio is located in the city centre and offers fresh, fine Italian dishes. This restaurant has a friendly atmosphere and is great for both business lunches and a coffee break.Address: 14 South King Street, ManchesterPhone: +44 161 832 7669Website: http://firstname.lastname@example.com
A laid-back, inexpensive and very Asian place with long tables and benches. From the dining room, you can see into the kitchen where possibly the best noodle dishes in Manchester are prepared.Address: Quay House, Quay Street Manchester M3 3BJPhone: +44 161 832 2764Website: http://www.tampopo.co.uk
Defined as a gastropub, The Ox caters to all tastes. Why not try the steamed mussels in a bag? The menu can best be described as "modern British."Address: 71 Liverpool Road, Castlefield, Manchester, M3 4NQPhone: +44 161 839 7760Website: http://www.theox.co.uk
This fine Spanish wine restaurant is situated in the heart of Manchester, and the restaurant offers fine à la carte. The focus is from the central regions in Spain. Evuna also offer a wine merchant service where you may take your favourite wines home by the bottle or case.Address: 277 - 279 Deansgate Manchester M3 4EWPhone: +44 161 819 2752Website: http://www.evuna.com
The Earth Café is an ascetic, restful vegetarian lunch restaurant and café with good food. It is run by Buddhists and all the produce is grown ecologically, and other goods are organic and Fair Trade to every possible extent.Address: 16-20 Turner Street, Manchester M4 1DZ Phone: +44 161 834 1996Website: http://www.earthcafe.co
The menu has a mix of traditional British and Asian flavours and of course, if you're only in it for the tea - go for it. They have plenty of cakes to choose from, and they all taste heavenly.Address: 55 Thomas Street, Manchester, M4 1NAPhone: +44 161 832 3233Website: http://www.teacupandcakes.com
Sugar Junction was created out of love for vintage, baking and wholesome food. The company was started by mother and daughter who strive for providing high quality food with great service in a comfortable environment. They serve homebaked cakes and about 25 different types of tea.Address: 60 Tib St Manchester, Greater Manchester M4 1LGPhone: +44 161 839 1444Website: http://www.sugarjunction.co.uk
Imaginative and beautifully homemade Cupcakes and Cakepops will catch your eye when you enter this small but bright café and bakery. To accompany your carefully selected pastry, coffee, hot chocolate, tea or homemade lemonade are on the menu.Address: Little Quay Street, Spinningfields, Manchester M3 3HFPhone: +44 161 832 0260Website: http://www.heylittlecupcake.co.uk
When you are tired of the traditional English tea Bonbon Chocolate Workshop is the place to go. Indulge yourself with the smoothest hot chocolate made from the best quality chocolate products. If this won't satisfy you enough, you can always buy some handmade truffles to take home with you.Address: 9 John Street, Manchester, M4 1EQPhone: +44 161 839 4416Website: http://www.bonbonchocolateworkshop.com
Dry Bar was the first on the scene in Northern Quarter. The establishment was opened in 1989, by the Manchester band New Order and the bar is still worth a visit these days.Address: 28-30 Oldham Street Manchester M1 1JN Phone: +44 161 236 9840Website: http://www.drybar.co.uk
If you're into live jazz, Matt & Phred's is the place to go. Relax to some fine tunes and sip some wine and perhaps sample the set menu. Keep up to date on acts via the website.Address: 64 Tib Street, Manchester, M4 1LWPhone: +44 161 831 7001Website: http://www.mattandphreds.com
The original Revolution is next door to Loaf in central Manchester. The successor to "The Curry Mile," close to the University and is not as trendy, but much livelier. Many students come here.Address: Arch 7 Deansgate Locks, Manchester M1 5LHPhone: +44 161 839 7558Website: http://www.revolution-bars.co.uk
Bluu is one of the most popular places in Northern Quarter, comprising a bar, restaurant and terrace. It is an offshoot of the trendy Blue Note in London.Address: Smithfield Market Buildings,Thomas St, Northern Quarter, Manchester M4 1BDPhone: +44 161 839 7195Website: http://www.bluu.co.uk
It is said that pub culture is under threat in England, but this does not apply to Manchester. One of the best is to be found in a green tiled building surrounded by modern office buildings: the 200-year-old Peveril of the Peak.Address: 127 Great Bridgewater Street Manchester M1 5JQPhone: +44 161 236 6364
Visit the Marble Arch Inn on Rochdale Road and enjoy some of their home brewed beer. The pub also serves a selection of traditional pub food.Address: 73 Rochdale Road, Manchester M4 4HYPhone: +44 161 832 5914Website: http://www.marblebeers.co.uk
Friday nights at Sankeys can only mean one thing: Tribal Sessions. Spread over three spaces, international artists, together with new talents, bring you the best in cutting-edge sounds. There is even a free Disco Bus to the Tribal Sessions that can pick you up in the city.Address: Beehive Mill, Radium Street Manchester M4 6AYPhone: +44 161 236 5444Website: http://www.sankeys.info
One of Manchester's oldest club venues, now with a new modern face. Every Friday they feature UK's biggest indie night and on Saturday nights, you'll find 'GoGo,' a night packed with the latest music.Address: Whitworth Street West, Manchester, M1 5NQPhone: +44 161 236 3234Website: http://www.mamacolive.com/theritz
If you're up for a laugh, why not visit The Comedy Store? Guaranteed a fun night out and will leave you with a smile for the rest of the night.Address: Arches 3 and 4 Deansgate Locks, Whitworth Street West, Manchester M1 5LHPhone: +44 161 839 9595Website: http://www.thecomedystore.co.uk
Manchester's international airport is located 16 km south of the city. The airport has a combined railway and bus station, with departures to Manchester and the rest of the country. The train to Manchester Piccadilly takes 20 minutes. Airport buses to Manchester depart every half hour. A taxi journey to central Manchester takes 25 minutes.Website: http://www.manchesterairport.co.uk


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So...The aim is, give the clantag to any pro users willing to be nice folks and let some standards enjoy premium goodness for absolutely nothing.
Those pro users can be added to anyone's friendlist and via a funky greasemonkey script will automatically send an invite to their server if the user sends the text 'invite' to them first.
OFC as a clan of server owners we'll be able to compare notes and exclude the troublemakers from our friendlists en masse. And it still benefits you guys to buy a sub rather than wait out for one of our 5 places (each) to become available.
Please drop a line if you want to get the clantag, standard users just send friend invites to the SPAWN servers you see in your local area.
Peace and love and frags
Contact any of us in-game or on irc #ql-spawn
EU SPAWNers
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Map Pool: Almost Lost / dm6 / Quarantine / Trinity / Overkill (all others votable)
Location: Any Euro
NOTES: 4v4/5v5 but voteable, sometimes PQL, will also spawn TDM on request if not using CA or there are enough already.
Tier: Unrestricted
Location: UK
Notes: Vampiric Damage / PQL
xCaradnickx - also Duel servers
carbidschieter - DE/FR (also A&D/FT)
DocPossible / dru1d / fexohox / MeanM / Phlogiston / runnyunder
Tier: 4
Map Pool: Shining Forces / Troubled Waters / Ironworks / Japanese Castles / Spider Crossings / Infinity / Siberia / Courtyard (all others votable)
Location: DE/NL/UK
Notes: 4v4 or 5v5 preferred, but server can vote whatever they like
Tier: Unrestricted
Map Pool: SpaceCTF / Spider Crossings / Beyond Reality / Japanese Castles (All Others Votable)
Location: Paris (2pm - 12am local time)
Notes: 7v7 / UNRANKED / Infinite Rockets / 200-Damage Gauntlet / No Self Damage
Tomlin - SpaceCTF
Notes: Air Control / Insta-switch / 400ups Player Speed / 100 Rail Damage / Increased Rocket Knockback
tifu / corvu / runnyunder / icey_pain - T4, competition map pool
Bgoode - T4 TDM, CA, CTF - DE/UK
US SPAWNers
Tier: Unrestricted
Map Pool: Campgrounds / DreadfulPlace / FuriousHeights / JapaneseCastles / Overkill / Quarantine / RealmofSteelRats / Solid / Wargrounds (all others votable)
Location: NY / TO / TX / VA
NOTES: 5v5, PQL, Unlimited Ammo
Tier: Unrestricted
Location: VA
Notes: Vampiric Damage / PQL
Tier: Unrestricted
Map Pool: SpaceCTF / Spider Crossings / Beyond Reality / Japanese Castles (All Others Votable)
Location: Dallas (~5pm-late local time)
Notes: 7v7 / UNRANKED / Infinite Rockets / 200-Damage Gauntlet / No Self-Damage
Tier: 3/Unrestricted
Location: Texas/Atlanta
Notes: Some tweaks!?!
Tier: Unrestricted
Map Pool: Longest Yard / Hell's Gate / Cobalt Station / Terminal Heights / Blood Run / Fatal Instinct / Hearth / Power Station (All others votable)
Location: Il, Chicago - Dallas,Texas (12pm CST)
Notes: 16 slot ranked insta-ffa (the only ranked one, so let the stats begin)
GoBotz (also insta-duel)
Call_me_Ishmael - variety of gamemodes
Chibers - Texas, variety of gamemodes
Mellow - 2v2/4v4 TDM, 4v4 CTF, Duel, 4v4-6v6 CA, 4v4 DOM - PQL+VQL
EDIT: Gradually changing the listings formatting to make it a bit more readable - please be patient
@Current and future SPAWNers: You might find the word is spreading fairly slowly for now, so I recommend running a standard server for a week or so (I've been running mine 4 days so far) and periodically spamming the following bind:
Once you think you have enough players in your list then move onto spawning premium - most users never check the forums, so it helps letting people know in game as well.Code:bind n "vstr SPAWN" set SPAWN vstr SPAWN1 set SPAWN1 "opsay FREE USERS, YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE;set SPAWN vstr SPAWN2" set SPAWN2 "opsay SPAWN CLAN is offering free invites to join premium servers;set SPAWN vstr SPAWN3" set SPAWN3 "opsay Just add local SPAWN server hosts to your friendlist - check forum for details;set SPAWN vstr SPAWN1"
Also make use of the #quakelive channel to post links to your servers when starting them up, the join links use up your invites as well


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All Blog Posts Tagged 'Claus' - liveIreland 2015-10-06T16:40:43Z http://my.liveireland.com/profiles/blog/feed?tag=Claus&xn_auth=no Dutch Culture 3: Santa Claus? tag:my.liveireland.com,2008-11-11:957489:BlogPost:89435 2008-11-11T23:30:00.000Z Martin (NL) http://my.liveireland.com/profile/MartinNL First of all I would like to apologise if the large pictures cause you any trouble in reading my blog. I do not know how to compress them.

 In the English-speaking world, christmas is the most important feast towards the end of the year. People exchange gifts, undertake all kinds of christmas activities and children believe heartily in the existence of Santa Claus...

 In the Netherlands, christmas is celebrated too, but the focus is not so much on the exchange of gifts and the belief in Santa… First of all I would like to apologise if the large pictures cause you any trouble in reading my blog. I do not know how to compress them.

 In the English-speaking world, christmas is the most important feast towards the end of the year. People exchange gifts, undertake all kinds of christmas activities and children believe heartily in the existence of Santa Claus...

 In the Netherlands, christmas is celebrated too, but the focus is not so much on the exchange of gifts and the belief in Santa Claus, but has the more traditional Christian form. Dutch children hardly know Santa Claus. We have our own special figure who brings the gifts: Sinterklaas, which is a derivative of the traditional Sint Nikolaas (St. Nicholas). There's even an actor who (unrecognisably) appears as Sinterklaas on Dutch national television each year, wearing Bishop's clothes, a long white beard, a papal mitre on his head and a gold, curved staff, called a crosier. he rides a white horse called Amerigo.

 Some History
 St. Nicholas was a Greek Bishop in Myra, Turkey, where he gained the status of a saint posthumously for his charity work, especially to homeless children, in a time when this was not at all usual. After he died, his work was continued, and eventually introduced into Dutch culture. St. Nicholas' Eve is on the 5th of December, which is the date he was named a saint. It is also sometimes called pakjesavond (literally: package evening, meaning gifts evening) because it is the chief gift-giving evening.

 The Dutch already celebrated St. Nicholas when they started to emigrate to the USA centuries ago, and of course they brought their celebrating habits with them. The other emigrants liked the idea, but could not pronounce Sinterklaas, so they approximated it to Santa Claus.

 The Feast Today
 Somewhere in November, the nation celebrates the National Entrance of Sinterklaas, who arrives at some harbour somewhere in the Netherlands on a steamboat from Spain with a lot of helpers, so called Zwarte Pieten, meaning Black Petes, who are full of mischief and black from soot from climbing up and down chimney pots from delivering the gifts. After Sinterklaas has disembarked, he is greeted with cheering and singing by thousands of children standing on the quays, after which he is paraded through the town, during which he visits schools, hospitals and shopping centres (for the event is heavily commercialised, sadly).
 The Zwarte Pieten dole out all kinds of typical Sinterklaas-candy to the children, such as small gingerbread-biscuits/lumps called pepper nuts, and a large chocolate letter, preferably the initial letter of the child's name.

 -pepper nuts

 The event is broadcasted live on national Dutch television. In the following saturdays, all towns with a harbour celebrate their own seperate entrances of a local person serving as Sinterklaas, on various types of boats, and towns that do not have a harbour welcome Sinterklaas by train, horse, or sometimes even a carriage. The Dutch children are in a state of agitated expectation for the next weeks; what will they get from Sint?

 Comparison
 There are some striking similarities between Sinterklaas and Santa Claus. Not just in their appearance, but also in the habits that accompany the events around their celebration.

 1. Their appearance. Red clothing and a white beard. Good for children. Friendly.
 2. Mischievous helpers
 3. giving of gifts, through the chimney
 4. Entrance from a remote location (Spain, the north pole)
 5. Sitting on the lap of Sint/Santa to tell him what gifts you would like to receive.

 Interestingly...
 Of course I could go on and on to mention all the similarities, but I will not for the sake of brevity (I hope I haven't surpassed that term already).
 The interesting thing about the celebration of St. Nicholas is that it isn't just a Roman Catholic feast, although that's where it is originally from. Even many orthodox protestants, muslims and people from other religions in the Netherlands celebrate Sinterklaas, as it's emphasis has changed from the Saint to the children.

 Here's Sinterklaas on Youtube entering in a Dutch TV show, which studio has been decorated for the event, including the presenter.

 Racial Issues
 I'm aware that the Black Petes can be interpreted as african slaves, as they serve the white master, and this indeed has been done in the past. Many improvents to the status of the Black Petes have been made, most remarkably in 2006, when at the National Entrance of Sinterklaas, the Black Petes appeared in all kinds of colours in stead of black, stating that "on their way from Spain, they had gone through a rainbow." Another relativating argument, albeit a weak one, is that the white people of the Netherlands paint their own faces black, to become Black Petes. The Netherlands is a melting pot of cultures, and most Negroes in our society do not complain about the Black Petes, and some even play black petes themselves, as Sinterklaasfeest is a feast for all children. Not just the whites.


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Ranging from espadrille flats to boat shoes and skater sneakers sans laces, they come in cool textures and punchy prints, rendering this footwear style a high-fashion staple. They're breathable, easy to wear, and perfect for hiding your toes when you haven't had time for a pedi (don't worry, we won't tell a soul!). Click through our slideshow to see how celebs wear summer slip-ons and shop an assortment of our favorites too.
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Emma Stone
Stone makes classic pieces--like MiH Jeans' The Tails Shirt With Collar ($154) and cuffed jeans--appropriate for an errand run in New York with the addition of Cynthia Vincent's Geo Patchwork Classic Shopper Bag ($85) and Toms' Classic Canvas Slip-Ons ($44) in Black.
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Ashley Olsen
Olsen's Celine espadrilles give a relaxed spin to her sophisticated traveling outfit--consisting of TEXTILE Elizabeth and James' jeans as well as The Row's furry coat, 42 Sunglasses ($460), and Top Handle Bag ($2950).
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Miranda Kerr
Kerr, taking a break in between shots for a Korean Vogue shoot, contrasts distressed boyfriend jeans with preppy boat shoes.
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Slip-on sneakers inject a shot of color--and an on-trend sporty vibe--to the model's look.
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Julianne Hough
When arriving at the Los Angeles airport last month, Hough punched up a cozy hoodie and silky trousers with Soludos' printed Raffia Low Cut Espadrilles ($65) in Black Green.
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Rachael Taylor
The Australian actress' Valentino Flat Lace Espadrilles ($475) lend a hit of femininity to her 3.1 Phillip Lim t-shirt, A.L.C. pants, The Row 50 Sunglasses ($460), and Saint Laurent Classic Medium Betty Bag ($1890) in Black Leather.
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Diane Kruger
Kruger's Vans Classic Slip-Ons ($47) in Black And White Checker add graphic impact to her casual cool outfit: IRO's Chan Perforated Leather Bomber Jacket ($621), Big Star USA's Alex Shorts ($76), and Aurielie Bidermann for Balmain's The Pierre Bag ($4350).
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Aimee Song of Song of Style
Chanel espadrilles lend themselves perfectly to a laid-back t-shirt and shorts combo, like Song's Cheyann Benedict's Bally Tee ($150) in White and J Brand Nash Slouchy Shorts ($131). She throws a few fashion-forward pieces into the mix, such as BCBGMaxazria's Runway Novak Jacket ($998) and Celine's structured purse, for a truly stylish result.
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Julie Sarinana of Sincerely Jules
The Sincerely Jules blogger's Zara overalls, Nico Nico tee, and Soludos Doodle Dot Slip-Ons ($42) hint at her chic, youthful sensibilities, but 3.1 Phillip Lim's Pashli Medium Satchel ($825) in Black adds a sophisticated flourish.
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Tamu McPherson of All The Pretty Birds
The blogger and photographer embodies the spirit of easy Italian elegance in a simple shift and slip-ons.
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Pack House of Harlow 1960's Woven Kye Flats ($200) for your next vacation. The woven leather material is sturdy, meaning you can walk for miles in comfort!
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Streetwear favorite Vans gives its classic silhouette a playful update with the Denim Leopard Slip-Ons ($55) in Festival/Fuchsia.
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Zara's Espadrille Slip-Ons ($70) offer graphic glamour and extra height.
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XOXO's lacy Kara Espadrille Flats ($29) in Black will add instant visual intrigue to denim cutoffs and a white tee.
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In creamy basketweave canvas, Vince's Blair Slip On Sneakers ($180) offer an elegant take on the streetwear style.
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Valentino's Macramé and Mesh Espadrilles ($595) are just what you need for a touch of flirtatious appeals, thanks to a floral motif in notice-me-now red.
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Toms nods to the season's nautical trend with the Anchor Embroidered Canvas Slip-Ons ($95); round out the look with a striped top and white skinnies.
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Transition your beach cover-up and floppy hat to the boardwalk with Stella McCartney's neon-hued Espadrille Flats ($189).
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It's official: Soludos's Polka Dot Slip-Ons ($42) have charmed the socks right off of us--literally!
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Not sure how to mix prints? Rachel Rachel Roy's Braydia Espadrille Flats ($59) in Grey Multi Fabric combines stripes and snakeskin for built-in cool.
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We imagine the urban explorer slipping into Prism London's tough-luxe leather Espadrilles ($220) in Black/Navy.
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The neutral, wear-with-anything hue of Nine West's Maxy Espadrille Flats ($69) in Silver Metallic Linen makes this pair a winner.
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We've got an orange crush on Juicy Couture's Gigi Espadrille Flats ($198), especially worn with printed shorts and an easy t-shirt.
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Style Jeffrey Campbell's Hawk Open Woven Shoes ($150) with Bermuda shorts and a crisp button-down for a fresh summer look.
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Slip Enzo Angiolini's Austyn Canvas Espadrille Flats ($59) on with a black linen dress and straw hat.
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Dolce Vita's Razia Shoes ($109) boast a perforated upper and a hint of neon pink at the sole. Amplify the detail by styling them with vibrant floral shorts.


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All-American Muslim: The Day the World Changed, an episode of the reality series that has the cast interacting emotionally with the attacks of September 11, is less about those who were murdered on that day than about the cast's feelings and exploitation of that day.
When cast members insist that the terrorists were not Muslims, or not truly Muslims, their denial echoes the collective denial of Muslim communities and leaders in America who have never come to terms with the problem because they are too busy misrepresenting themselves as the victims. They are too busy feeling sorry for themselves to understand the pain of so many Americans on the anniversary of that awful day.
But All-American Muslim's denial that the September 11 hijackers were Muslims acting in the name of Islam, because Muslims are incapable of terrorism is blatantly dishonest. Especially when the series featured two Imams who support terrorists, Imam Abdul Latif Berry, who is quite a fan of the Ayatollah Khomeini, and Husham Al-Husainy, who supports Hezbollah. The appearance of these two men on a series which pretends to show us the peaceful nature of the real All-American Muslim demonstrates how difficult it is to detach the religious violence in Islam from the Muslim community.
Before anyone asks, no I have not personally seen this show, nor will I subject myself to such bile. I have heard enough about it that I don't care to ever watch it and with it's plummeting ratings it won't be around long enough to make any bit of difference.
Why would anyone embrace a religion that clearly oppresses its followers? Read below:
Top ten reasons why sharia is bad for all societies:
10. Islam commands that drinkers and gamblers should be whipped. The Quran finally prohibits alcohol and gambling in Sura 5:90—91; they do not prescribe the punishment of flogging, but the hadith does. A poor 'criminal' was brought to Muhammad who became angry:
The Prophet felt it hard (was angry) and ordered all those who were present in the house, to beat him [the drinker dragged into Muhammad's presence]. (Bukhari, Punishments, nos. 6774—6775)
9. Islam allows husbands to hit their wives even if the husbands merely fear highhandedness in their wives.
4:34 . . . If you fear highhandedness from your wives, remind them [of the teaching of God], then ignore them when you go to bed, then hit them. If they obey you, you have no right to act against them. God is most high and great. (MAS Abdel Haleem, the Qur'an, Oxford UP, 2004)
8. Islam allows an injured plaintiff to exact legal revenge—physical eye for physical eye. The Quran says:This hadith shows Muhammad hitting his girl—bride, Aisha, daughter of Abu Bakr: Muslim no.2127: 'He [Muhammad] struck me [Aisha] on the chest which caused me pain.'
7. Islam commands that a male and female thief must have a hand cut off.5:45 And We ordained therein for them: Life for life, eye for eye, nose for nose, ear for ear, tooth for tooth and wounds equal for equal. But if anyone remits the retaliation by way of charity, it shall be for him an expiation. And whosoever does not judge by that which Allah has revealed, such are the Zalimun (polytheists and wrongdoers . . .). (Hilali and Khan, The Noble Qur'an, Riyadh: Darussalam, 1996)
6. Islam commands that highway robbers should be crucified or mutilated.5:38 Cut off the hands of thieves, whether they are male or female, as punishment for what they have done—a deterrent from God: God is almighty and wise. 39 But if anyone repents after his wrongdoing and makes amends, God will accept his repentance: God is most forgiving and merciful. (Haleem)
the hadith says that Muhammad tortured these next people before he executed them. This scenario provides the historical context of Sura 5:33—34. The explanations in parentheses have been added by the translator:5:33 Those who wage war against God and His Messenger and strive to spread corruption in the land should be punished by death, crucifixion, the amputation of an alternate hand and foot or banishment from the land: a disgrace for them in this world, and then a terrible punishment in the Hereafter, 34 unless they repent before you overpower them: in that case bear in mind that God is forgiving and merciful. (Haleem)
5. Islam commands that homosexuals must be executed.Narrated Anas: Some people . . . came to the Prophet and embraced Islam . . . [T]hey turned renegades (reverted from Islam) and killed the shepherd of the camels and took the camels away . . . The Prophet ordered that their hands and legs should be cut off and their eyes should be branded with heated pieces of iron, and that their cut hands and legs should not be cauterized, till they died. (Bukhari, Punishments, no. 6802)
This hadith passage says that homosexuals should be burned alive or have wall pushed on them:'If you find anyone doing as Lot's people did, kill the one who does it, and the one to whom it is done' (Abu Dawud no. 4447).
4. Islam orders unmarried fornicators to be whipped and adulterers to be stoned to death.Ibn Abbas and Abu Huraira reported God's messenger as saying, 'Accursed is he who does what Lot's people did.' In a version . . . on the authority of Ibn Abbas it says that Ali [Muhammad's cousin and son—in—law] had two peopleburned and that Abu Bakr [Muhammad's chief companion] had a wall thrown down on them. (Mishkat, vol. 1, p. 765, Prescribed Punishments)
The Quran says:
3. Islam orders death for Muslim and possible death for non—Muslim critics of Muhammad and the Quran and even sharia itself.24:2 The fornicatress and the fornicator, flog each of them with a hundred stripes. Let not pity withhold you in their case, in a punishment prescribed by Allah, if you believe in Allah and the Last Day. And let a party of the believers witness their punishment. [This punishment is for unmarried persons guilty of the above crime (illegal sex), but if married persons commit it (illegal sex), the punishment is to stone them to death, according to Allah's law]. (Hilali and Khan).
2. Islam orders apostates to be killed.(1) Reviling Allah or his Messenger; (2) being sarcastic about 'Allah's name, His command, His interdiction, His promise, or His threat'; (3) denying any verse of the Quran or 'anything which by scholarly consensus belongs to it, or to add a verse that does not belong to it'; (4) holding that 'any of Allah's messengers or prophets are liars, or to deny their being sent'; (5) reviling the religion of Islam; (6) being sarcastic about any ruling of the Sacred Law; (7) denying that Allah intended 'the Prophet's message . . . to be the religion followed by the entire world.'
And the number one reason why sharia is bad for all societies . . .
1. Islam commands offensive and aggressive and unjust jihad.


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The Appalachian State athletic department has announced that Wednesday's non-conference baseball game with Gardner-Webb has been rained out.
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Inspiration struck today. Shocker. While contemplating how to string green, purple, and gold candy beads into Mardi Gras necklaces, I spied super clever gumball necklaces from One Charming Party on Pinterest. Aha!
Using purple, green, and shimmer gold gumballs, vibrant purple ribbon, a sharp tack, embroidery needle, and One Charming Party's know-how, these edible Mardi Gras beads unfolded …
Originally, I set out to string Sixlets, but they cracked when met with a needle. Oak Leaf's beautiful 1-inch green, purple, and shimmer gold gumballs worked like a charm!
To puncture both sides of the gumballs, I used a razor sharp upholstery tack. Not one shell cracked in the process. Miracle!
Next, I threaded a wide-eyed embroidery needle with 1/4-inch purple ribbon and pulled it through each gumball with a little help from pliers.
And, just as One Charming Party suggested, I tied a knot in between gumballs, and finished off each necklace with a bow. (Note: Gumballs do get heavy when strung together, so I kept each necklace to 10 "beads.")
Based on prelim feedback, "Mardi Gum" necklaces are serious conversation starters, so start your Mardi Gras party with them.
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PAWTUCKET — It's hard to believe, but for the first time this season, the Pawtucket Red Sox have lost three straight games.
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders made the most out of eight extra-base hits (and their second straight game with four home runs) and overcame a big afternoon from PawSox third baseman Will Middlebrooks on Sunday in producing a 9-6 victory before the fourth largest crowd at McCoy Stadium.
Middlebrooks, who was sent down to Pawtucket by the Boston Red Sox earlier last week, enjoyed his best game since the demotion. He belted a pair of two-run homers, with his second shot of the day coming in the bottom of the seventh inning and tying a back-and-forth game at 6-6.
But in the top of the eighth, the RailRiders used two of their extra-base hits – neither one of them hard hit – to take a lead they never relinquished.
No. 9 batter Bobby Wilson broke the tie with a bloop double that dropped near the right-field line, and Walter Ibarra tapped a grounder that bounced past the reach first baseman Alex Hassan (an outfielder who was making his first start at that position) and down the right-field line for a two-run double.
The news wasn't very good for PawSox starter Brandon Workman, who after enjoying an excellent two months with the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs (5-1 with a 3.43 ERA and 74 strikeouts in 65 2/3 innings) and rolling through the first five Triple-A starts of his young career, hit a speedbump on Sunday.
The 24-year-old righthander, a fourth-round selection of the Boston Red Sox in the 2011 MLB draft, came into the day with a 3-1 record and a 2.16 ERA, striking out 23 batters and walking nine in 25 innings.
He also gave up just two home runs during those starts, but in Sunday's game against the RailRiders, he was touched up for all four of their homers in an outing that saw Workman strike out six batters and yield eight hits, six runs (five earned), and two walks.
Workman's afternoon immediately got off to a rocky start. His fourth pitch of the day to leadoff batter (and ex-Chicago Cubs and Baltimore Orioles center fielder) Corey Patterson was deposited into the picnic area in right field for a home run.
But the PawSox answered back in the bottom of the inning on a two-out, two-run homer by Middlebrooks. After Jackie Bradley Jr. led off with a double into the gap in left-center field and sped to third on a long fly to center by Justin Henry, Middlebrooks crushed a 1-2 pitch from RailRiders starter Jose Ramirez into the parking lot in left.
In the third, the longball hurt Workman again. Patterson led off with a ringing double that hit the bottom of the wall in right-center, and with two gone, Randy Ruiz crushed the first pitch he saw deep into the berm in center for his fifth homer in 16 games with the RailRiders.
The hosts then reclaimed their lead with a pair of runs in their half of the frame on a throwing error by third baseman Josh Bell. With two gone and Bradley Jr. and Middlebrooks on first and second via walks, Jeremy Hazelbaker hit a grounder in the hole that Bell snagged to his left, but bounced a throw past first baseman Dan Johnson that allowed both runners to score.
But Bell made up for his miscue in the fourth by hammering Workman's first pitch of the inning into the bleachers in right-center to tie the score at 4-4.
And the visitors weren't done. The next batter, Addison Maruszak, gave the RailRiders back the lead by belting a 0-1 pitch from Workman deep into the berm in left for just his second home run in 217 at-bats.
Wilson followed that shot with a hard-hit double down the left-field line, and Patterson drove home Wilson with a sharp single to right.
The RailRiders clinged to their two-run lead until the seventh, when with two gone, Alex Hassan drew a walk and Middlebrooks followed with a two-run homer to center that fell between the shed in straightaway center and the nearby bleachers in right-center.
After the RailRiders seized the lead in the top of the eighth, the PawSox did their best to get back into the game in the bottom half. A leadoff walk to Xander Bogaerts and one-out base hits to left by Ronald Bermudez and Alberto Rosario loaded the bases for the top of the order.
But Bradley Jr. popped out to shallow left field, with left fielder Thomas Neal making a sliding catch on the fly ball, and Justin Henry flew out to right to end the threat.
New RailRiders closer Jim Miller then struck out the side in order in the ninth to record his fourth save in as many chances.
Bermudez was playing in his first contest since June 1. The right fielder, who entered the day batting .240 in 20 games, landed on the disabled list after suffering a back contusion following an outfield collision, but was activated before the game, bringing the PawSox back to the roster limit of 25 players.
Also before the game, the PawSox placed outfielder Mitch Maier on the disabled list with an oblique injury that he suffered in the third inning of Saturday night's 12-4 loss to the RailRiders. Replacing Maier on the roster is outfielder Mark Hamilton, who had been on the DL since May 16 with a right wrist fracture.
EXTRA BASES: Middlebrooks has hit safely in all five of his games since his demotion and is 6-for-21 during that stretch. … The PawSox have allowed 31 runs during their three-game skid. … The RailRiders began the day with 13 players on the DL. … The announced attendance was 8,460. ... PawSox reliever Jose De La Torre set down all five batters he faced in Sunday's game, striking out three of them. … First-year PawSox radio broadcaster Bob Socci was honored on the field before the game, his final in the McCoy Stadium booth. Socci will be starting his new job as the New England Patriots' play-by-play broadcaster this week, replacing longtime announcer Gil Santos. … Knuckleballer Steve Wright will take a 3-5 record into tonight's 6:15 p.m. game against the RailRiders, the third of their five-game series. Wright will be opposed by southpaw David Huff (3-3). Tonight also marks the first of three straight firework nights at the ballpark, and Tuesday and Wednesday's games will also begin at 6:15 p.m.


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Buzz: Chris Kreider Isn't Seriously Hurt, Only Day to Day
According to a tweet from Katie Strang, Chris Kreider avoided serious injury yesterday when he was thrust into the boards during the Whale's loss to Springfield.
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LOWVILLE An Adams man was taken by helicopter to Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, following a motorcycle crash Saturday on outer Stowe Street.
Lewis County sheriffs deputies said Timothy J. Rhue, 60, of Park Street, Adams, crashed his 2007 Yamaha motorcycle while traveling in a group of seven motorcycles at 6:31 p.m. Deputies said that Mr. Rhue was fourth in the line and that the crash happened when the group slowed to make a right turn. At that time, Mr. Rhue attempted to stop to avoid hitting the motorcycle ahead of him and skidded sideways before being ejected onto the side of the road.
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LOWVILLE A Carthage woman was sentenced in Lewis County Court to state prison time stemming from 2010 thefts.
Roxanne C. Monroe, 27, of 10376 Second Road, Carthage, after failing to successfully complete the county Drug Court program, was sentenced as a second-felony offender to three to six years in prison, $2,942.50 in restitution and $750 in court fees on charges of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, third-degree burglary and petit larceny, to which she pleaded guilty in October 2010.
Ms. Monroe was accused of breaking into the Castorland fire hall on several occasions in February 2010 and stealing cans, bottles and money, then of possessing a forged check belonging to Calvin D. Marolf on Sept. 1, 2010, in the town of New Bremen.
Also in Lewis County Court on Friday:
Lee R. Souva, 21, Copenhagen, was sentenced to two consecutive years in county jail, $643.50 restitution, a six-month drivers license suspension and $250 in court fees on two counts of fourth-degree criminal sale of marijuana, to which he pleaded guilty May 17. He was accused of selling the drug on multiple occasions in both November and January in Lowville.
Cody J. Amidon, 21, of 6334 E. Main St., was sentenced to one year in county jail, a one-year conditional discharge, a $500 fine, $375 in court fees, a one-year drivers license revocation and mandatory participation at a victim impact panel on charges of first-degree reckless endangerment and driving while intoxicated, to which he pleaded guilty May 17. Mr. Amidon was accused of driving a van over the speed limit July 12 in the town of Lyonsdale while a passenger was hanging out the side door skateboarding, going on the wrong side of the road while on two wheels and going off the road and nearly hitting a building in Lyons Falls.
Josh A. Janczewski, 27, Lee Center, was sentenced to a one-year conditional discharge, 40 hours of community service, $1,009.80 restitution and $50 in court fees on fourth-degree criminal mischief and second-degree harassment charges, to which he pleaded guilty May 17. Judge Daniel R. King also issued a five-year order of protection on behalf of the victim. Mr. Janczewski was accused of, on Jan. 16 in the town of Leyden, damaging a 2000 Chevrolet Lumina owned by Amy Marolf and grabbing her finger.
Jacob T. Farney, 22, of 6755 Number Four Road, Trailer B, Lowville, was arraigned on a charge of fourth-degree criminal mischief and he pleaded guilty. Sentencing was set for Aug. 23. Mr. Farney was accused of, on Jan. 11, helping to damage a window and shed door belonging to Bruce Sampson in the town of Greig.
Nathaniel Walker III, 39, Utica, was arraigned on charges of fourth-degree grand larceny and second-degree promoting prison contraband and pleaded guilty to both. Sentencing was set for Sept. 20. Mr. Walker was accused of helping to steal more than $1,000 worth of DVDs from the Lowville Walmart on Jan. 15 and having suboxone while in county jail May 8.
Dale E. Williams, 59, Lowville, pleaded guilty to fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, also satisfying a drug possession charge, and was placed on one-year interim probation. He was accused of attempting to sell hydrocodone in Lowville.
Justin E. Branagan, 26, of 4316 Lyons Falls Road, Lyons Falls, was arraigned on a new charge of promoting prison contraband, alleging that he had cigarette butts and matches at the county jail, and he pleaded guilty. Mr. Branagan, who failed to successfully complete the county Drug Court program, is to be sentenced July 26 on that charge as well as pending charges of criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation, endangering the welfare of a child, fourth-degree criminal mischief and second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument.
Mr. Branagan had been accused of possessing a prescription for Percocet containing an altered pill quantity in the village of Lowville, spinning his tires on a lawn in the town of New Bremen and choking Holly Gonyea in the presence of their child in the town of Watson.
Luis J. Pabon Jr., 39, formerly of Lowville, pleaded guilty to one charge of third-degree criminal sale of marijuana, also satisfying two other counts of that charge and fifth- and fourth-degree criminal possession of marijuana. He was accused of selling marijuana on several occasions in Lowville.
Randy R. Grimmer Jr., 30, Lowville, pleaded guilty to fourth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, also satisfying a fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance charge. Sentencing was set for Sept. 20. He was accused of selling hydrocodone in Lowville.
Allan K. Harris, 38, Lowville, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of third-degree attempted criminal sale of a controlled substance, also satisfying a drug possession charge.
Sentencing was set for Sept. 20. He was accused of selling oxycodone in Lowville.
Kenneth J. Keehner, 41, of 7334 Brantingham Road, Greig, was arraigned on charges of DWI, aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and refusal to submit to a breath test and pleaded innocent. His case was adjourned to Aug. 23. He was stopped Dec. 10, 2010, on Brantingham Road in the town of Greig.
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Brushing — it's not just for humans anymoreThursday, October 11th, 2007
October 5, 2007
It's not like they have to floss, but keeping a pet's teeth clean is essential to their good health and happiness.
Recent reports by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the American Veterinary Dental Society suggest that many pet parents don't understand what is required to maintain an animal's teeth and gums.
According to the AVDS, oral disease is one of the most frequently diagnosed pet health problems. If left untreated, it can lead to more severe woes, yet much of it can be prevented, said the nonprofit.
One of the most commonly ignored symptoms of oral disease is constant bad breath, said veterinarian Stephanie Hazen of The Pet Clinic in Salem.
True, pets lick themselves and eat objects humans wouldn't even pick up, let alone chew, but those scenarios are cause and effect, said Hazen.
"If a dog or cat has bad breath that won't go away after brushing, then that pet needs to be seen and assessed by a vet," Hazen said.
Chronic bad breath, in some cases, she said, can be indicative of fairly serious problems such as liver or renal disease.
Hazen said pet parents brush their own teeth daily, but often leave their animals' teeth unwashed for years or only brush them on occasion.
She recommends brushing a pet's teeth every other day because plaque mineralizes to calculus in about two days.
Calculus is the bacterial toxin that can enter the bloodstream and infect vital organs, including the heart lining and its valves.
Another symptom of gum disease is a pink or red line along the gums. That usually indicates more advanced gum disease, but "it's still treatable," said Mechelle Gilbert, a certified veterinary technician at The Pet Clinic, who is licensed to anesthetize and clean pets' teeth.
Other symptoms include animals who go to eat and then back away from their food because of mouth pain and yellow or brown crust near the gum line.
Sitting in front of a table with a drain built into it and observing X-rays taken of a dog's teeth, Gilbert works to remove mineralized calculus from the mouth of a dog named Sam.
After inserting a catheter in the dog to carry intravenous drugs to the animal, Gilbert uses an ultrasonic cleaner to chisel away at the deposits. She uses a polishing tool to smooth any marks left by the first tool.
She then measures the gum line. If an infection is detected, Gilbert and Hazen will determine its depth, then opt to treat with oral antibiotics or inject an antibiotic gel directly into the gums.
If they find any broken teeth after completing the cleaning, they will advise the owner and discuss extractions.
The X-rays, extractions and antibiotic treatments add to the cost of cleaning, said Hazen. A routine cleaning starts at about $200 depending on whether it's a cat or dog and its size. But it can rise to $1,000 or more if additional work is required.
That is why Hazen's office takes an aggressive approach to animal dental care.
She makes it part of the annual checkup, and depending on the breed, reminds pet parents that they need to make regular teeth cleaning a part of animal's routine.
There are some long-faced breeds such as German shepherds whose short coats don't accumulate food around the face "who can go forever without having their teeth cleaned by a vet provided their pet parents brush regularly at home and their gums don't become inflamed," said Hazen. "With other dogs and cats, if owners start cleaning when they're puppies and kittens, they can reduce the buildup, but not always prevent it."
Veterinarian Michael Stewart of Silver Creek Animal Clinic in Silverton said his clients look to him for good advice in pet rearing, so he too advocates brushing a pet's teeth.
"Dogs and cats have good enamel, and cavities are rare," Stewart said. "So we mainly fight dirty teeth and gum recession. If we can get our clients to brush their pets' teeth, then that preventative dental care will have a great effect on their pet's health."
Stewart said his approach is one of balanced practicality. He encourages pet owners to brush their pet's teeth so they can avoid more serious problems such as heart disease. He also warns against raising an obese pet.
"We would like pets not to become unaffordable to the masses. We know that items like dental radiographs every year are not practical for every family, so it's important to offer information and options, too."
Hazen also advocates a new tool in the fight against canine plaque — a vaccine.
Having learned about the Porphyromonas vaccine at an AVDS national convention last year, Hazen started offering the shot in November.
She said it has been very successful in her patients, and it has few side effects.
Most of the initial problems were pain at the injection site, so she started offering an anti-inflammatory medication called Rimadyl along with the shot to counter the discomfort.
"It's been amazing," she said. "I've seen much improvement in the animals I'm seeing back in six months."
The vaccine has a conditional license while awaiting permanent drug administration approval. But Hazen said if it continues to succeed in animals, it may progress to a vaccine for humans.
She reports results regularly to the vaccine's manufacturer Pfizer Animal Health.
Hazen said the vaccine is one of the many tools available to pet owners to help their pets lead long and healthy lives.
"We just want to teach them that a pet's teeth are an important part of their overall health and shouldn't be ignored. We can't say it enough," Hazen said.


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JENISON, Mich. (WZZM) -- Wax Vac claims to be the safe and effective way to clean and dry your ears. The commercial shows a man using a cotton swab and painfully jabbing it into his ear screaming "Ouch!", warning against the dangers of using cotton swabs.
I took it to Jennifer Smith's home in Jenison where her four boys have all seen the commercial and were curious if Wax Vac worked. She helped me test it out.
The first thing we noticed is it's loud. It sounds like a small hair dryer. We used it on her youngest son. We could still see wax around the rim of the inside of his ear, so it was hard to tell if it was being sucked out at all. When we opened up the Wax Vac to see if anything was inside, there was nothing. Jennifer said by the looks of it, it wasn't working.
So we took it to a hearing professional at Sonas in Norton Shores. Laura Szot showed us the inside of the ear using special equipment. We found wax build-up in the ear of one of their co-workers, but when we used the Wax Vac, it just seemed to move it around. When we opened it up, their was a tiny spec of wax, not enough to feel like we got a good cleaning.
It did suck up water, but only if you touched the water. It didn't have high enough suction power and Laura thought that wouldn't help when water was deeper in your ear.
The funny thing is, the Wax Vac commercial doesn't actually claim to remove wax, just "dirt particles and moisture".
Neither Laura as a professional or our tester mom Jennifer would recommend the Wax Vac. We found it at Walgreens for $9.99.


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The call came in around 9pm Wednesday
Police say a woman, possibly in her mid 40's, was shot in an upper apartment.
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In the aftermath of the Japan earthquake and tsunami, we are overcome with horror, grief, and a profound sense of helplessness. There really isn't much we can do to effectively help with the situation in Japan. However, good friend Rev. Florence Caplow of Everyday Zen posted an obvious suggestion on Facebook:
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Warming, interrupted: Much ado about natural variability
A guest commentary by Kyle Swanson – University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
I am quite humbled by the interest that has been generated by our paper "Has the climate recently shifted?" (Swanson and Tsonis, 2009), and would like the thank the RealClimate editors for the opportunity to give my perspective on this piece.
Before delving into the paper itself, a few words about the place of our work in the global warming "debate" are in order. A quote from the early 20th century Viennese polymath Egon Friedell (which I ran across in the wonderful book Cultural Amnesia by Clive James) captures the situation better than any words I could ever weave;
Electricity and magnetism are those forces of nature by which people who know nothing about electricity and magnetism can explain everything.
Substitute the words "modes of natural climate variability" for "electricity and magnetism," and well…, hopefully the point is made.
It first needs to be emphasized that natural variability and radiatively forced warming are not competing in some no-holds barred scientific smack down as explanations for the behavior of the global mean temperature over the past century. Both certainly played a role in the evolution of the temperature trajectory over the 20th century, and significant issues remain to be resolved about their relative importance. However, the salient point, one that is oftentimes not clear in arguments about variability in the climate system, is that all else being equal, climate variability and climate sensitivity are flip sides of the same coin. (see also the post Natural Variability and Climate Sensitivity)
A climate that is highly sensitive to radiative forcing (i.e., responds very strongly to increasing greenhouse gas forcing) by definition will be unable to quickly dissipate global mean temperature anomalies arising from either purely natural dynamical processes or stochastic radiative forcing, and hence will have significant internal variability. The opposite also holds. It's painfully easy to paint oneself logically into a corner by arguing that either (i) vigorous natural variability caused 20th century climate change, but the climate is insensitive to radiative forcing by greenhouse gases; or (ii) the climate is very sensitive to greenhouse gases, but we still are able to attribute details of inter-decadal wiggles in the global mean temperature to a specific forcing cause. Of course, both could be wrong if the climate is not behaving as a linear forced (stochastic + GHG) system.
With that in mind, our paper is fundamentally about inter-decadal variability in the climate system and its role in the evolution of the 20th century climate trajectory, as well as in near-future climate change. The climate system has well known modes of variability, such as the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), that are active on inter-annual time scales. We are interested in how this short time-scale (from the climate perspective!) variability impacts climate anomalies over multi-decadal time periods.
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Final 12 — NH native Josh Logan saved on 'The Voice'
LONDONDERRY — Local musician Josh Logan will continue to shine on the small screen this week despite a near-miss on NBC's "The Voice" Thursday night.
Logan advanced as one of the top dozen finalists on the program. Although he was voted at the bottom three of the five singers remaining on celebrity coach Christina Aguilera's team.
Aguilera had other plans and opted for a "coach save" for Logan after the team performance of Maroon 5's "Love Somebody." Team members Stephanie Anne Johnson and Olivia Henken weren't so lucky and were sent packing last week.
Shortly after learning of his most recent victory, Logan, his head freshly shaved under his trademark black fedora, expressed gratitude to his coach and fans, with his mother and teenage son seated in the audience.
"I'm capable of a lot more that America and people haven't seen yet," he said.
Aguilera said she had to go "where her heart is invested right now," before announcing her final selection. "And my heart has to go with Josh."
Logan removed his hat for an upbeat performance of Gnarls Barkly's "Crazy" on his acoustic guitar, causing Aguilera to dance in her seat.
He will perform again tonight, with results to be revealed on Tuesday.
The 33-year-old singer, who has performed at various venues around southern New Hampshire over the year, has certainly come a long way since withdrawing from Londonderry High School to support his newborn son.
After earning his GED, Logan supported his family by working in construction until entering the local music scene. His soulful voice and gritty style resonated with audiences, and Logan got an initial shot at stardom in 2006 when he was chosen to compete for the hit CBS television show, "Rockstar: Supernova."
Though his appearance on the program made him a household name as one of the show's top 15 contenders, Logan didn't make the final cut and returned to the Manchester area where he's been performing before crowded local venues ever since.
On Sunday, a notice was posted on Logan's website notifying guests that the singer wouldn't be booking any upcoming appearances at this time as he is "busy with 'The Voice' for the foreseeable future."
Logan said soul legends Stevie Wonder and Otis Redding are among his major influences, and one of his favorite live performances was a Nikka Costa (a former backup singer for Prince) show he'd seen at a concert in Boston last year.
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Lipscomb men's tennis team downed Northern Kentucky University 4-2 in an Atlantic Sun Conference match at Highland Heights, Ky.
"The guys know their season is at stake, and they fought so well," said Lipscomb coach Mario Hernandez.
"The doubles point was huge."
Lipscomb won at No. 1 and No. 2 courts to earn the doubles point.
In singles, the Bisons recorded victories at No. 1, No. 2, and No. 5 while No. 3 remained unfinished.
Daniel Hernandez played aggressively and ousted Peirce Kohls 6-4, 6-2.
Freshman Rob Mitchell at No. 1 defeated NKU's Mate Virag in a tough straight set fight, 6-3, 7-6(3)
Miguel Cortez at No. 4 and Nacor Ibanez at No. 6 lost their respective matches in straight sets.
Stuart Tierney at No. 5 was amongst other winners in singles for Lipscomb against NKU. Tierney played consistently to defeat NKU's Jack Carney with the score of 6-3, 6-4.
"Our conference tournament is still alive and we are excited to get down to UNF and see what we can do," said Coach Hernandez. "Once again I am so proud of the boys."
The Bisons will play against North Florida in the last conference match on April 12 in Jacksonville, Fla. before the A-Sun Championships.
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Squaw Valley is home to some of the best skiing in the country, but when the snow melts there's just as much opportunity for adventure. This summer, they've added to the list of opportunities by opening the hill to mountain bikers, paintballers, zip liners, and disc golfers alike. Take the cable car up to the High Camp at Squaw Valley to experience breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe while enjoying your favorite activities.
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NORTH LAKE TAHOE, CA – April 15, 2009 - Support Earth Day 2009 by attending the North Lake Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival this Friday and Saturday, April 17 & 18, in the Village at Squaw Valley, California.
Squaw Valley USA - March 25, 2009 – Lake Tahoe's top ranked ski resort announced that season pass prices for the 2009-2010 season have been slashed by $1000, in honor of the celebratory season that marks the 60th Anniversary of Squaw Valley's founding and the 50th Anniversary of Squaw Valley hosting the 1960 Winter Olympics. Coined the "50/60 Pass," the drastically reduced 2009-2010 season pass is on sale March 20, 2009.
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