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Ardbeg Uigeadail L13 - yeah, this expression is still pretty good and the most enjoyable pour of the night for me. It's like coming "home".
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Tried my Glendronach Cask Strength batch 3 last night... very interesting. Lighter in color and body compared to even the 12 year, and I get some flavors that I associate with bourbon barrel aging. The label says it was aged in the normal olorosso and PX sherry casks but it tastes to me like the blended sherry and bourbon barrels... strange. Overall I really enjoyed it, and it was incredibly smooth for 54.9%. I love cask strength whisky and I'm more immune to the burn than most but I can still usually tell something is high proof fairly easily. On this one there was almost no heat until the end, very nice. My wife, who is far more sensitive to high ABV, was very surprised when I told her the strength.
I may have to order myself another bottle now...
Reflective of the weather here this week and the skies under which I worked today....for starters tonight: Talisker Storm. It's getting better...a little more of a softer side as more air gets into the bottle. Perhaps my early judgment was a bit too harsh. Up on deck after dinner: Ardbeg 10 and maybe a wee dram of Lagavulin before bed. The smoke of Islay puts me to sleep each harsh winter's night.
"I think I'll just stay here and drink"
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So, long story short, many scotches* that have been aged in ex-sherry casks actually exhibit characteristics of ex-bourbon barrels.
* Highland Park is a good example, since they claim to use all ex-sherry casks but a significant number (probably the majority) of those casks are actually American Oak.
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Finishing off a bottle of Oban 14 while I catch up on network TV. The fruity nose and taste, saline, and pectin mouthfeel really have been doing it for me lately.
Needed some peat fire with this cold weather, so it was Ardbeg 10, then Ardbog tonite.
Wouldn't wish anyone discomfort but I hope that cold stays in TN and doesn't move South, we have a surfeit as is.
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Flood affected Odisha villagers seek relief
Though the Baitarani River is flowing below its danger mark and water has started receding in many rivers, hundreds of villages in Keonjhar district are still marooned and cut off from the main stream.
Flood water has affected three blocks of Keonjhar including Andapur, Ghasipura and Hatadihi.
Till today hundreds of villages in three blocks are cut off and thousands of people are still surrounded by flood water.
Pala Munda, a flood affected villager said, "We 100 people faced the most difficult situation. Everything has swept away. Our clothes, our cooking utensil everything washed away. We had to take shelter here and are depending on the administration for food."
River Baitarani at Anandapur in Keonjhar district of Odisha was flowing at a level of 41.04 metres. This is 2.68 meters above its danger level of 38.36 meters and 0.31 meters below its previous level of 41.35 meters recorded on September 23, 2011.
Thousands of people who were marooned and those who have taken shelter in the temporary shed are complaining of not having relief that is making their lives miserable.
Narahari Ojha, another affected villager said, "A week back there was a flood but the water did not enter the houses but after two days the flood water gradually entered inside the village and submerged the area. Our people are marooned and crying for relief but nobody is coming to us. What is the administration doing? During the time of vote all the political leaders come and asked for vote but after that nobody is showing their face during this crisis."
Meanwhile, the BDO of Ghasipura told ANI that administration is trying to reach to the people and relief is being distributed to the affected people.
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The 2011 Crosstown Shootout was played at Cintas Center. / The Enquirer/Jeff Swinger
For the first time in 25 years, the Crosstown Shootout will be played next season at U.S. Bank Arena, according to sources.
The rivalry game between the University of Cincinnati and Xavier University will be played on Dec. 18, 19 or 20 and will be televised on one of the ESPN channels, with an official announcement expected in June.
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Based on the alternating site arrangement that has been in effect for years, the game was to be played this season at UCs Fifth Third Arena, but in the wake of the brawl that erupted with 9.4 seconds left in XUs 76-53 victory in last years game at Xaviers Cintas Center, officials from the two schools agreed to move it to a neutral court for two years in an attempt to improve the climate surrounding the game. Financial details have not been finalized.
After the two-year trial period, the behavior of players and fans will be re-evaluated, with no guarantee that the series will continue.
The last time UC and XU played each other at the downtown arena was Jan. 29, 1987 when the building was known as Riverfront Coliseum and served as UCs home court. The Bearcats won that game, 75-73, on Joe Stiffends 15-foot jump shot at the buzzer.
UC and Xavier have met at U.S. Bank Arena 10 times overall, with the Bearcats owning a 7-3 edge.
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- 2-hour tiramisu-making demonstration in Florence
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- Sample three types of coffee and test different flavor combinations
- Share cooking tips with other food lovers in your group while indulging in your creation
What You Can Expect
Meaning 'pick-me-up' in Italian, tiramisu is a boozy, indulgent and much-loved dolce (sweet) dish made by layering liqueur- and coffee-laced sponge cake with cocoa and sweet mascarpone cheese. This distinctive dessert is recognized all around the world, yet even in its birthplace, Italy, no tiramisu recipe is ever exactly the same.
As you watch your host make a version of tiramisu, you'll learn how to create a light sponge and discover how to use flavor combinations -- like chocolate and even coconut -- to achieve deliciously different results. Coffee is always a key ingredient, so you'll try three different types that are commonly used: mocha, espresso and americano.
During the demonstration, you'll have chance to hone your tiramisu-making skills by helping the host, should you wish. Whether you actively participate or choose to simply sit back and watch, you'll get to sit down with your group at the end and enjoy this classic dessert with your choice of tea, coffee or cappuccino. With this class under your belt, you'll be able to easily make your own tiramisu again at home to impress your family and friends.
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Chef Vary was fabulous! Had a private class in her house as the 4th member of the group was a no show. She is smart, funny, informative and just plain entertaining! The tiramisu was to die for...we tasted 4 kinds. I learned a great deal and she sent us home with so many terrific recipes. A wonderful way to spend an afternoon. Recommend highly!
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Very interesting experience in a cosy private atmosphere, in a very small group! We are now true tiramisu experts! And it was very tasty as well.
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The tour is short and basic, but perfect for those new to Italy, just getting their feet wet. The tour was completely within the confines of one of Florence's more intimate markets. Our guide, Linda Sorgiovanni, had been doing the tour for a decade, and her experience showed.
It wasn't physically demanding, and the tour was extremely flexible to allot for extra time wherever we'd want it. She had an excellent realtionship with the local growers and shopkeepers that made us feel like we had an "inside line" to the local cuisine.
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I was scrolling through my Facebook newsfeed and came across a post from a friend. I began reading. A friend of mine, who just got married back in September, found out that her young husband has cancer. They think that they caught it in time, but it's in multiple places in his body. This young man is a marine that protects our freedom. It's hard to swallow the fact that he is about my age and going through this at a time when he should be having the best time of his life. Not to mention my dear friend. I got to thinking. What if my husband went in for a regular check-up and came back with this type of news? My heart just hurts.
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Why, when the temperatures get into the single digits does my oil freeze and my heater turns off?
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Good question and because there are so many variables such as how long is your exposed oil line? How cold is it outside? How windy? Is the tank and line shielded from the elements? All these things will determine what measures you must take to keep the oil flowing and the heat on. The simplest and least expensive of solutions is insulating the pipe and fitting at the tank with Armacell pipe insulation and duct tape. Note: you will have to do this prior to experiencing the problem or use a hair dryer or heat gun to apply heat to the copper line to allow the product to flow prior to installing the insulation. These products are available at any of our fine building centers or from us. After applying the heat to the line, be certain your burner is operational before installing the insulation.
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Travelling to Disney from a different country brings its own challenges – one of these being jet lag! While it is far worse in the other direction, it really counts when you're going to Disney – you want to be ready to jump in and enjoy yourself! I never think the time difference has much affect on me – until I fall asleep in the middle of the afternoon – turns out the Carousel of Progress is great for a nap! And we joke that my hubby had the most expensive sleep of his life when he slept through the entire showing of La Nouba – despite being woken up numerous times!
Time Change
First things first – figure out what kind of time difference your body has to get used to. For all but three weeks of the year, the UK is 5 hours ahead of Orlando. Orlando is on Eastern Standard Time which is 5 hours behind GMT in the UK. They move to Daylight Saving Time in the summer and we move to British Summer Time – so we stay at 5 hours ahead. Unfortunately we don't make that move at the same time. Orlando moves ahead on the second Sunday in March whereas we move on the last Sunday in March – so that's two weeks where they're only 4 hours behind us. We go back to GMT on the last Sunday in October and Florida moves back to EST on the first Sunday in November – so another week where we're 4 hours ahead. But for the vast majority of the time, it's a 5 hour difference – it could be much worse – Disneyland in California is an 8 hour difference and if you're travelling from Australia, it must be a nightmare, but for us the 5 hours is still a fairly big change to get used to when you want to just jump in and enjoy your holiday. And really it is this time difference that is key – plenty of visitors will have had a long trip, it is the added complication of your body thinking it is bed time in the middle of the afternoon that can throw you out of sync.
I think everyone handles this differently, but my best tip is to do your best to make it through your travelling day without too many naps and then crash out when you get there. That however can be easier said than done, especially if you've got little ones who are used to set hours, can zonk out anywhere and aren't tired when you arrive (while you're about ready to drop)! If you know they're going to sleep, try to get them down earlier in the flight – you'll have been up early so hopefully they'll be tired, and that way they still might be ready to sleep again when you finally get there.
The main problem is the length of that travelling day. Most flights fly out sometime between 11am and 1pm, UK time. Check in is usually 3 hours ahead of that so from 8am. That's 3am in Florida (whose time you'll be on by the end of the day) – not taking into account getting up, ready and getting to the airport. It's not uncommon to be getting up before many in Florida are in bed – if we stay near the aiport, I'll be up at 7am, but if we travel down that morning, I'll be up at 4.30am – or 11:30pm the day before in Floridian time.
Then you've got the 9 hour flight. The price of flights keeps on rising and if you have to fly during school holidays, the cost for a family can be prohibitive before you've even started looking at hotels and Disney. For that reason indirect flights are becoming more common. They of course only lengthen the day and if you can, you really need to sleep either on your first flight or during your stop over.
Assuming you fly direct and you're not delayed you'll be landing in Orlando between 3pm and 5pm. Give it at least an hour to get through the airport and to the hotel and at best, you're checking in at 4pm. In reality you'll be pretty lucky to be in your room before 5pm even if you're on the earliest flight. And that's 10pm to our British bods, after a pretty long day. Skip dinner or grab a quick bite, get yourself to beddybyes and you'll be right as rain and raring to go in the morning.
The problem comes if you're delayed. A previous trip was a bit of a disaster, we'd travelled from home on the day rather than staying at the airport the night before and were then delayed so we were up for nearly 24 hours. By the time we were checking in I was so tired I was shaking and managed not to notice them missing our dining plan off our Keys to the World.
Making the most of the time difference
As a rule, if you can keep yourself going, and only let the kids sleep in the first half of the trip, then you'll be fine. Have an early night (in Orlando time) and in fact you're onto a winner. Get up at 6am and your body will think you've had a late night and a lie in because to us, 6am is actually 11am. And then you can make it to the opening ceremony at Magic Kingdom – it's an easy early start!
Now here's some advice that I never take myself. Go easy that first day – take some breaks and try not to stay up too late that night, just to get you properly onto Orlando time. If you've got kids they're bound to tire early due to a combination of their body clocks being out and the heat so a nap at midday might keep them going till bed time. But it's not a rule we ever manage to stick to – the excitement carries us through and we usually see Wishes that first night. Having said that we usually pay for it around the second or third day. We've twice missed our meals by coming back to our room to change and falling asleep instead! After that, we're back on track!
The other thing we like to do is plan a water park day 4 or 5 days in. By this time you should be on Orlando time, but you're probably pretty tired from all the walking over the past few days, while you're still getting used to the time difference. Water Park days or half days are easier – we get there early and do the rides and then spend the rest of the time lazing around, reading, doing the lazy river etc the odd ride or two when we fancy it. Even if you spend the whole day on the go, you're not doing the same amount of walking. It's relaxing and if you do doze off, it's not so early on in your trip that it throws your body clock back out again.
There are no easy tips for on the way back. You're up all day and fly over night, and unless you've stumped up for the good seats, you don't get any proper rest so by the time you get to bed the next night you've been up a LONG time! But who cares, right? It's only work and/or laundry the next day – it's not like you're knackered when you're meant to be enjoying yourself!


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Cartoons have been an essential feature of The New Yorker since the magazine's founding, in 1925, lovingly devoured by readers, clipped, collected, shared, and remembered. Viewed together — as they can be here, for the first time ever — they form a comic chronicle of our life and times, eight decades of vibrant, concise, and up-to-the-moment commentary on subjects ranging from the mundane to the magnificent. And let's face it — they're hilarious.
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"What could be better than a gigantic 656-page collection of 2,004 (get it?) of the best cartoons published in the New Yorker over the last 80 years? Perhaps a double CD set with all 68,647 cartoons ever published in the magazine — complete with a nifty search function that allows readers to search for cartoons by year of publication or by cartoonist's name. This improbably large offering is a bonanza of wry Manhattan-centric comic commentary on urban life and much else in American culture over the years. There's Peter Arno's 1948 ink-and-wash cartoon of a mildly concerned matron, book in hand, asking her newspaper-reading husband, 'Is there a Mrs. Kinsey?' Or Peter Steiner's now famous cartoon drawing of two dogs chatting in front of a computer. 'On the Internet,' says one canine to the other, 'nobody knows you're a dog.' The book offers an introduction by New Yorker editor David Remnick and short essays introducing each decade — which readers may want to read after perusing the cartoons first — by such New Yorker luminaries as Roger Angell, Lillian Ross and John Updike. This is an absolutely fabulous collection of sophisticated silliness that will soon take its rightful place on coffee tables all over the country." Publishers Weekly (Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information, Inc.)
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With 400,000 copies in print, The Complete Cartoons of the New Yorker has truly been a publishing phenomenon—and the paperback edition is fuller and better than ever. This massive collection of New Yorker cartoons has been updated to include the best of each of the magazine's eighty-two years, reproduced in a glorious book—along with a DVD-ROM including every single cartoon ever published. Using the latest technology, the DVD is easily searchable by date, cartoonist, and keyword, making it more invaluable than ever for browsing or research.
Essays by eminent New Yorker writers reflect on the life and humor of each decade, and special features and profiles of the magazine's prominent cartoonists, from Peter Arno and Charles Addams to Jack Ziegler and Roz Chast, appear throughout. It's a humor bonanza— and an unbeatable value.
More than a book, this is a bona fide publishing event. The largest-ever collection of New Yorker cartoons features the best of every decade in book form, plus two easy-to-browse CDs--Windows and Macintosh compatible--with every cartoon ever published in the magazine--more than 68,000 of them!
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Accompanying the cartoons in the book, several thousand of them organized chronologically, are essays by eminent New Yorker writers reflecting on the life and times (and sense of humor) of each successive decade. Additionally, each decade includes profiles and mini-portfolios of the cartoonists who made their marks on the era, from Peter Arno and Charles Addams to Bruce Eric Kaplan and Roz Chast. "Theme" features cover such subjects as Drinking, The Depression, and Politics.
The two accompanying CDs feature every cartoon ever published in the magazine in a format that is accessible on any home computer and is browsable by date, cartoonist, subject, and more. This groundbreaking book, several years in the making, has been lovingly compiled by current New Yorker cartoon editor (and respected cartoonist and author) Robert Mankoff, and the foreword is by David Remnick, the magazine's esteemed editor.
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Organized by decade, with commentary by some of the magazine's finest writers, this landmark collection showcases the work of the hundreds of talented artists who have contributed cartoons over the course ofThe New Yorker's eight-two-year history. From the early cartoons of Peter Arno, George Price and Charles Addams to the cutting-edge work of Alex Gregory, Matthew Diffee and Bruce Eric Kaplan (with stops along the way for the genius of Charles Barsotti, Roz Chast, Jack Ziegler, George Booth, and many others), the art collected here forms, as David Remnick puts it in his Foreword, "the longest-running popular comic genre in American life."
Throughout the book, brief overviews of each era's predominant themes—from the Depression and nudity to technology and the Internet, highlight various genres of cartoons and shed light on our pastimes and preoccupations. Brief profiles and mini-portfolios spotlight the work of key cartoonists, including Arno, Chast, Ziegler, and others.
The DVD-ROM included with the book is what really makes the "Complete Cartoons" complete. Compatible with most home computers and easily browsable, the disk contains a mind-boggling 70,363 cartoons, indexed in a variety of ways. Perhaps you'd like to find all the cartoons by your favorite artist. Or maybe you'd like to look up the cartoons that ran the week you were born, or all of the cartoons on a particular subject. Of course, you can always begin at the beginning, February 21, 1925, and experience the unprecedented pleasure of reading through every single cartoon ever published in The New Yorker.
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Pannier market on the Parade.
Country Market, Digby Memorial Hall, Digby Road, 9.15am to 11.15am.
Two-day auction: Charterhouse Auctioneers, Long Street, from 10am.
Gardener's Association talk: Secrets of a Walled Garden, Digby Hall, Hound Street, 2.30pm.
Sherborne Skate Park group ground breaking ceremony, Blackberry Lane, 4.15pm. Members of the public are invited to attend the event which marks the start of the park's refurbishment.
Launch of a new bistro on Valentine's night at The Arch. Bookings taken from 6pm.
Valentine's Day organ recital, Sherborne School Chapel, 7.45pm. James Henderson plays the newly-rebuilt organ in a popular programme of romantic and wedding favourites, including Bach's Air on a G String, the march from Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Mushel's Toccata in C, Vierne's Final from Symphony 1, Widor's Toccata in F and lighter romantic numbers. Entry costs £3 and includes a Valentine's Day chocolate and a glass of wine.
Sherborne Farmers' Market, Cheap Street, 9am to 1pm.
Lunchtime choir performance, Cheap Street Church, 1.30pm. Free admission.
Watercolours for complete beginners with Alden Roberts, 10 to 4pm, the Digby Hall, Hound Street. For information call Sherborne ArtsLink 01935 815899.
Pannier Market on the Parade.
Book fair, the Digby Memorial Hall, Digby Road, 9.30am to 4pm.
Sherborne Antique Fair, Digby Memorial Hall, Digby Road, 9.30am to 4pm.
Sherborne RFC First XV v Devices XV, and the Second XV local derby v Ivel Barbarians First XV, the Terrace Playing Fields, 2.30pm. For information call Greg Miles 01935 812430.
Sherborne Town FC Reserves v Holt Utd, the Terrace Playing Fields, 3pm.
Circle of Tales, Sandford Orcas Village Hall, 4pm. Devon-based Puppetcraft will tell the tale of a woman and a wise elephant through African and English words and puppets made of wood and wire.
Showing of film Anna Karenina at Leigh Village Hall, 7.30pm.
Lent lunches, Trent Village Hall, 12.30pm to 1.30pm.
Milborne Port full town council meeting, the Town Hall, 7.30pm.
Sherborne Town FC v Portishead Town, the Terrace Playing Fields, 7.30pm.
Gordon Giltrap performs Gordon's Live and Local tour, Charlton Horethorne Village Hall, 7.30pm. The event is part of a Take Art promotion. Tickets cost £8 from the village shop or by calling 01963 220626.
Arts Buffet, Digby Hall, Hound Street, 10.30am to 12:30pm, 2pm to 4pm. The event invites under-11s to get messy with craft. Free admission. For information contact Sherborne Artslink on 01935 815899.
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Soccer Superstar Lionel Messi May Have Ties to a Mexican Drug Cartel
March 06, 2015
Barcelona fans are about to freak out.
The Biggest Ego in Professional Sports
April 23, 2013
The amazing and infuriating career of Real Madrid's Jose Mourinho.
Aleksandar Hemon: In Paris, Zlatan Ibrahimović Learns to Share
December 03, 2012
Has the great Swedish player of Bosnian-Croatian origin finally found a home?
Vienna Offers a Glimpse of the 'Next Metropolis'
May 03, 2012
"Smart cities" is the urban buzz phrase of the last few years, and fans often turn to European cities for inspiration. From Amsterdam's bike lanes to Copenhagen's wind power, from Barcelona's 22@ innovation district to Berlin's dramatic redevelopment, European examples abound.
The 'Indignants': Can They Save the European Left?
June 09, 2011
Last week, the main square of Barcelona was the epicenter of a vital insurgency. On the lawns of the Placa Catalunya, thousands of Europeans—most of them young—orated, ate free food, tried on free used clothing, and took advantage of free child care and yoga classes. An excellent jazz quintet played protest songs for activists and onlookers alike.
The Little Emirate and the World Cup
December 01, 2010
[Guest post by James Downie] Today, the talk of the soccer world is Barcelona's sublime 5-0 destruction of Real Madrid. Come Thursday, though, for a brief moment at least, international soccer will grab the spotlight once again, as FIFA announces the hosts for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
The Fortunate Journey
September 13, 2010
The Escorial: Art and Power in the Renaissance By Henry Kamen (Yale University Press, 291 pp., $35) The historian Henry Kamen has spent a distinguished career presenting what he calls a "revisionist" history of early modern Spain.
In The Shadows Of The Sacred Family, Catalonia Rises
July 14, 2010
The first time I saw Antoni Gaudi's phantasmagoric Church of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona it was unfinished. That was 1965. On another visit, perhaps two decades later, it was still unfinished. And when I returned there on Monday it was not yet completed, although I heard from the conversational buzz around me the years 2012 and 2013. One dour looking pessimist uttered "2017" as the first possible date that the cathedral would really match its dreamer's vision.
A Reaction From the Streets of Catalonia
July 13, 2010
Standing on the streets of Barcelona – capital of Spain's Catalonia region – last Saturday, one would have had no idea that the country was preparing to watch its national team compete in the World Cup the very next day. That afternoon, over a million people flooded the downtown to protest a decision issued Friday by the country's constitutional court striking down some provisions of the territory's 2006 autonomy statute. That legislation devolved a number of important powers to the region, but was challenged by the country's conservative political party, the Partido Popular.
Did Spain Deserve to Win?
July 11, 2010
The best part of this match was that it ended before penalty kicks, where the Dutch could have squeezed out a win and enjoyed the fruits of their goonish performance. Simon Kuper wrote a great column in last week's Financial Times, where he bemoaned how Holland had turned away from idealism in its football and in its politics. This performance should bury the myth of Dutch Total Football for good.


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"Our guys played with a lot effort. Give Cincinnati a lot of credit, they're a pretty good football team across the board. Physically it was a struggle for us to stay with them," he said after reviewing tape of the 66-9 loss to the Bearcats (2-1).
The Demons (2-1) were overwhelmed as they fell behind 35-9 at halftime. Reserves played the fourth quarter for both teams.
Northwestern had a regular team meeting and a light workout at Turpin Stadium on Sunday night as the focus changed to another matchup with an FBS foe, UAB, on Saturday afternoon in Birmingham.
"We learned a lot about our guys facing adversity, and there's a lot of things we need to get corrected. We started working on that today, getting ready for UAB," he said. "We've had a lot of good things happen to us early in the season, and now we've discovered some things we needed to know. We're still in preparation for conference play beginning in a month."
While Thomas was smiling discussing the Demons' status, he wasn't happy.
"Yes, my motor's running hot right now. It's unpleasant being taken to the woodshed," he said.
"We helped inflict the wounds. Missed assignments, coming out of character at times, things we hadn't done the first two weeks. But when you cut everything else away, the overriding factor was the quality of our opponent."
Playing back-to-back FBS foes provides NSU with a fair measure to determine the team's strengths and shortcomings heading toward the Oct. 12 start of Southland Conference competition at Nicholls.
"We wanted to treat that game, and this next one, like we're playing the best FCS teams in the country and see how will we handle that challenge," said Thomas. "There's so much room for improvement, not just schematics, but a lot of different pieces of the puzzle that need to come together. The key now is how our young men react."


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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, many couples are planning the date night of the year. What better way to keep the romance alive than a date that is not only enchanting and memorable, but eco-friendly as well?
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- *A (Local) Dinner for Two – Enjoying a meal together? Put a green spin on the classic date by indulging in a meal of only local ingredients. Restaurants are popping up all over the place that serve only local meals, but even if there isn't one in your area – whip one up at home and enjoy it over candlelight (organic soy, of course!).
- *A Night Under the Stars – Spending time in nature together can be incredibly romantic and has basically no carbon footprint on its own. Plan a scenic hike or even a camping trip. If you live in a colder area, you and your honey might prefer an afternoon outing instead.
- *Thrift Store Treasure Hunt – My own husband and I actually met while working together at a local thrift stores and have many fond memories of finding the most random and funny treasures. You could easily make a date of it by coming up with a theme or "scavenger hunt" type trip.
- *Green Dinner and A Movie – On top of your local meal, consider snuggling up to a documentary on an issue you're interested. There are actually a few on Netflix – my favorites so far are Farmageddon and No Impact Man.
- *Take a Course Together – Start a new hobby and look for a new course to take together that teaches you useful skills for sustainability. For example, learn to garden or make your own herbal remedies together.
Being romantic doesn't have to come with a gigantic eco-footprint – there are plenty of ways to enjoy each others company while still living the green life. Happy Valentine's Day!
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Drexel vs. Towson
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|Adam Dennis
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|Greg Casey
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|Joe Wojciechowski
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|Mark Manos
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|Bill Mccutcheon
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|Randall Cooper
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|Tim Stratton
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|Kyle Smedley
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|Scott Ruhl
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|Sean Maguire
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|Pat Britton
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|Justin Schneider
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|Rob Wheeler
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|The Game Story:
|PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Overcoming a 4-2 deficit in the fourth quarter, the Tigers (4-4, 2-0) scored five unanswered goals in the final 7:39 as they pulled out an important 7-4 Colonial Athletic Association victory over Drexel University (4-5, 0-1) at Vidas Field. With the victory, the Tigers extended their winning streak to three and moved into a tie for first place in the CAA with a 2-0. The Tigers also presented Coach Tony Seaman with his 250th career victory.
"It didn't feel any different from the 249th victory," said Seaman, who became the 16th coach in NCAA Division I history to reach the milestone. "As long as the wins keep piling up and the losses don't, I will be a happy man."
The Tigers trailed the Dragons by 4-1 with 11:17 left in the third quarter when Adam Dennis scored an unassisted goal. After that point, the Tiger defense stepped up and shut them out the rest of the way. With 8:03 left in the third quarter, senior Bill McCutcheon cut the Tigers' deficit to 4-2 when he scored an unassisted goal.
With 7:39 left in regulation, sophomore midfielder Scott Ruhl cut the lead to 4-3 when he scored off a pass from McCutcheon.
Then, the Tigers received a huge break when Drexel's Matt McCormick was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct with 6:55 remaining. The non-releasable penalty enabled Towson to score the tying and go-ahead goals. With 6:30 left, McCutcheon scored an unassisted goal to tie the game at 4-4. With 5:59 remaining, junior midfielder Pat Britton tallied the go-ahead goal off a pass from senior Randall Cooper, putting Towson ahead to stay.
After the Tigers held on to their one-goal lead for the next four minutes, sophomore Tim Stratton took a pass from Justin Schneider and scored into an open net as the Dragons had their goalie pressuring the ball. Moments later, Mitch Rosensweig won his 10th faceoff of the game and put the game out of reach by scoring his first goal of the season with 54 seconds left.
"This was a great victory for our team," praised Seaman, one of eight active coaches with 250 wins. "Our defense played a great game. It seemed like they were on the field a lot but they kept after them and put us in a position to win. I am so proud of this team. This was a game we won piece-by-piece and goal-by-goal. Our guys deserve a lot of credit for winning this one."
Junior goalkeeper Rob Wheeler came up with another big performance in the cage. He allowed just four goals and made ten saves. He faced 32 shots and kept the Tigers in the game.
Rosensweig won 10 of 14 faceoffs and had a game high seven ground balls.
McCutcheon led the Tigers with two goals and one assist while Sean Maguire, Stratton, Ruhl, Smedley and Britton also scored for the Tigers.
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Chris Henry's statistics from last season:
Games: 13
Receptions: 36
Yards: 605
Average: 16.8
Touchdowns: 9
Chris Henry didn't speak publicly Wednesday because, as a player not on the Bengals roster, club policy forbids him from being interviewed.
But the wide receiver was the talk of the locker room.
The NFL allowed him to return Wednesday to practice for the first time since Aug. 30.
"Obviously, it's an indication that Chris is doing things correctly as far as league guidelines go," Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said. "That's my interpretation of it."
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But even Henry's somewhat triumphant return was not without incident. He dislocated the ring finger on his right hand during practice.
In April, the NFL suspended Henry for the first eight games of the season because he violated its personal conduct policy. He was arrested four times between December 2005 and June 2006.
Henry does not have to apply for reinstatement from the NFL. League spokesman Greg Aiello said Wednesday that the suspension is firm for eight games and that unless Henry gets into trouble he is free to rejoin the team after the Nov. 4 game at Buffalo.
"He will return to the field after the Bengals' 8th game," Aiello wrote in an e-mail.
Henry, despite being suspended for two games in 2006 by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for violating the personal conduct policy, was a big-play receiver for the Bengals. Lewis made Henry inactive for the New England game because he had been in a vehicle driven by former Bengals linebacker Odell Thurman when Thurman was arrested for DUI.
In 13 games, Henry had 36 receptions, nine for touchdowns, and a whopping 16.8-yard average. The Bengals have been unable to find an adequate replacement for him as their third wide receiver this season. Tab Perry is out for the season after playing two games, and Antonio Chatman has been in and out of the lineup with a hamstring injury.
"I'm excited. As soon as we get him back I'm fired up," quarterback Carson Palmer said. "How can you not be? His production speaks for itself. And it will be great when we get him back."
In 27 career games in two seasons, Henry has 67 receptions, 15 for touchdowns, and a 15.3-yard average.
Henry's presence on the field - he can stride past cornerbacks and, at 6 feet 4, out-jump them - stretches the defense and creates even more room for Nos. 1 and 2 receivers Chad Johnson and T.J. Houshmandzadeh to work.
The two extra weeks of practice provide Henry an opportunity to get back into shape and possibly be on the roster and play Nov. 11.
"He'll have an opportunity to kind of get his football wind and legs back under him over the next two weeks," Lewis said. "When he comes off suspension, then we're going to have to make a decision on him."
Henry has been around the facility during his suspension.
"He has been," offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski said. "He could have been better. He missed some workouts. He missed some meetings in his off time. And with him not being active and able to play, it's hard to be able to sit there and watch everyone else get prepared, and when the meetings break, go home."
On Wednesday, Bratkowski said: "He looked fine, a little out of shape. He'd been doing some workouts here. He'd been doing some working out."
In April, Henry and his former college teammate at West Virginia, cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones of the Tennessee Titans, were the first two players suspended by Goodell under his new tougher personal conduct policy. Jones is out for a year.
"Since this is kind of new territory, (Goodell) is trying to give these guys an opportunity to come back and be around their teammates more," Lewis said.
"I think it's a positive step for him, and hopefully he understands he's had a long journey and that hopefully he sees the fact that it's almost over."


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Revolution Vice-President of Player Personnel Mike Burns answers your questions as submitted right here on the Revolution blog. Watch below or click here for details.
Revolution Newsstand – (Post-SuperDraft Edition)
Approximately 14 hours after the 2010 MLS SuperDraft concluded in Philadelphia, the Revolution's technical staff was back at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough analyzing yesterday's results and continuing to prepare the roster for the start of the 2010 preseason, now just a couple of weeks away. Hopefully you enjoyed all of the coverage we brought you from the… Continue reading »
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Formation Of Bristol Sport Ltd: BSL
BSL formed to oversee management of Bristol clubs
Following his acquisition of a majority shareholding in Bristol Rugby Club Limited, Stephen Lansdown, who was already the majority shareholder in Bristol City Holdings Limited, is pleased to announce the formation of Bristol Sport Limited, "BSL".
BSL has been formed to oversee the financial and business management of both Bristol City Football Club and Bristol Rugby Club. The company will be chaired by Martin Griffiths, who will be supported by directors Keith Dawe, Chris Booy and Jon Lansdown.
Stephen Lansdown says: "I said at the time of the acquisition there was a great synergy between the two clubs and that I intended for them to work closely together.
"When Martin (Griffiths) said he would come on board I was delighted as it gave the company an independent business-focused leader, which is just what we need to develop the commercial opportunities and to keep a strong grip on the finances."
Keith Dawe (Bristol City Chairman) and Jon Lansdown (Managing Director) will concentrate on looking after the football side of the business, while Chris Booy (Bristol Rugby Chairman) will do the same on the rugby side.
Griffiths, a long-time Bristol resident, has been informally involved since March in reorganisation work at Ashton Gate and assisting in a review of the club's strategy.
He commented: "It is a real pleasure to have the opportunity to work with such a wide range of talented and motivated people. Both clubs have strong aspirations and combining the two in this way is an exciting development for Bristol and the West Country as a whole."
Booy stated: "As a born and bred Bristolian and a lifelong supporter of both Bristol City and Bristol Rugby, I am delighted to be asked to help and support the development of both clubs.
"A strong financial and business base is the foundation for both clubs' future success. Bristol Rugby Club has signed a number of Premiership-quality players since the start of the year to substantially strengthen our squad. This continues our ongoing development with a view to securing our place back in the Aviva Premiership."
Having taken over as chairman of Bristol City in May, Dawe has been actively overseeing the club's transfer activity during the summer.
Dawe says: "The football landscape is changing quickly with the new Financial Fair Play rules being a particular agent of change.
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Older Mothers: Sexism, Ageism & Disablism
|Elizabeth Adeney is soon to become the oldest new mother in Britain at the age of 66. There has been lots of news and blog coverage, much of it condemning her actions as selfish and reckless. You can probably gauge the two ends of the spectrum of opinion by checking out the Mail article (in which the poor lady becomes a "desperate divorcee") and the post at Feministing.
Ms Adeney has done an extraordinary thing which I can't empathise with one bit, but almost every criticism I have heard against her invokes some time-honoured prejudices around gender, age and disability. These include:
Older women having children is against nature.
Nature is a git when it comes to reproduction, has nothing to do with morality and most of us defy it. Personally, I intend to enjoy a lifetime of acrobatic sex without ever getting pregnant. In a society where the vast majority of our children will reach adulthood, all but a tiny minority of men and women control their fertility artificially.
Most women (not all) can have children naturally up until their mid to late forties, but because they rarely choose to anymore, we have this idea that the natural cut-off might be much sooner. As women get older, their fertility does begin to decline. It's likely to take longer to get pregnant. Natural conception above the age of 50 is rare, but not impossible.
Men's fertility declines from an earlier point, but does so very slowly, such that it is possible for some men to have children in much later life. The fact that a woman requires technology in order to do the same thing doesn't, by itself, make that it wrong.
It could not be paid for with public money - I'm anxious that some American commentators think it was, and imagine this is the sort of thing that universal healthcare is expected to cover. No way! The NHS won't usually give IVF to anyone over 40, but again this is not about morality, but viability. Most IVF cycles fail anyway and it is an expensive and traumatic procedure. As a woman with fertility problems is even less likely to get pregnant over 40, it is felt that it isn't worth (a) the money or (b) the heartache for the prospective parents to go through this. But there's nothing wrong with an individual going abroad and paying for treatment they cannot get here.
Personally, I would encourage people who cannot have children naturally to foster or adopt. There are a great number of children in the UK whose need for a loving home is far greater than any adults' need to have a child they happen to have given birth to. Well I think so. But it's not my place to tell people what to do or object to people doing what they wish to.
Older women have disabled babies.
The older we are, the more likely it is that mutations will take place in the DNA of our gametes. This applies to both men and women. For women, this results in a cultural anxiety about older mothers who are more likely to have children with certain impairments, such as Down Syndrome. For men, this results in academic anxiety that too few older fathers might slow human evolution. Older fathers may be more likely to produce children with autism, schizophrenia and a range of physical impairments, but wink wink, nudge nudge, proves there's life in the old dog yet!
Of course out of all the families you or I know, there is unlikely to be an obvious connection between older parents of either sex and disabled offspring – not because the statistics lie, but because the statistics are about an increase in a fairly small risk. Most disabled people were not born disabled. And of course, most disabled babies are born to women under the age of thirty-five simple because most children are born to women under thirty-five. The only way you can effectively avoid having a disabled child is not to have a child at all.
At my school, where about a third of my classmates went to Oxford and Cambridge, I had one of the youngest mothers among my friends. Mum had me (second born) at 27, whereas most of these posh ladies with the gold-chain handbags had had children in their mid thirties or later. The more affluent and well educated a woman is, the older she is likely to be when she first has children, and we know what having educated and affluent parents does for one's life chances.
So I'd guess being born to an older mother both increases your chances of being born with some impairment and increases your chances of a high IQ and financial affluence. Statistically speaking.
Women who are likely to have disabled children shouldn't have children.
As described above, it's not a matter of likely, but what if it were? Trouble wrote a bit about this in response to the comment thread at Feministing.
Mutation is not a bad thing – it occurs in our cells all the time, whoever you are, and it is necessary for evolution. Most things we identify as mutations we perceive as negative, although every step we've made from the primordial gloop has involved mutation. So the point about human evolution and older parents (as the same principle applies to both sexes) is valid - though I have my doubts about what conclusion, if any, should be drawn from that.
Some mutations result in children with impairments, but the child and the mutation go hand in hand; there is no cruelty in having a disabled child unless you think that that person's existence would be worst than if he or she was not allowed to exist.
And most people don't actually believe that at all. What some people believe is that the rest of us would be better off if (some) disabled people didn't exist, such as individuals whose net financial contribution is destined to be smaller than the cost they incur to the state. Like me! Yet even I would argue that I have intrinsic worth.
Not everyone feels this way. AJ certainly contests this – he says I should be put out of his misery. But I was playing Tainted Love on the ukelele at the time.
A woman who is disabled or likely to become disabled shouldn't have children.
Mary covers this very nicely in her BADD post, Well Meaning Insults. Seahorse and Frida also write a lot about disabled parenting and the prejudices they encounter. Ms Adeney is in excellent health, but her chances of becoming disabled within the next twenty years are significant - far greater than for a woman twenty or thirty years her junior. Commenters are anxious that she won't be fit enough to cope with a small child and that the child should later become an enslaved young carer.
This is sexist as well as disablist - people do not express nearly so much concern about older or disabled fathers. It all hinges on the idea that a mother must fulfill every conceivable need of her child without outside assistance. She must lift, carry, bath, change and entertain the child twenty-four hours a day and nobody else is allowed to help. No other family members can help (unless Daddy is some kind of superhero who overcomes his every masculine instinct to change the occasional nappy*) and certainly no outside party should be employed to help.
Of course, nobody parents like this and it would be pretty unhealthy if they did. People have always outsourced some practical aspects of child-rearing, to other family or community members and paid employees - although this became disapproved of in modern times with the rise of the isolated nuclear family and the idea that the mother is the only adult with whom the child is safe. Yet we don't condemn those fathers (they still exist) who perform almost no hands-on role whatsoever.
Of all the ways in which a parent can fail their child, being disabled isn't one of them.
Older mothers confuse people and invite their children to be bullied
As one Daily Mail commenter summarised all possible objections to a woman having a child at 66;
"Think of the raise eyebrows at parents evening!"
This same argument is made against gay parenting, single parenting, disabled and mixed-race parenting. You can't make the most important decisions of your life on the grounds that you might confuse some ignorant people and invite their ignorant children to make fun of yours. Okay, so it is fairly safe to assume that your average 66 year old with a small child in tow is its grandmother or even great grandmother, but that's not going to be impossible to work around. AJ was once mistaken for my father by a doctor in A&E - I wasn't offended, rather I laughed. And laughed and laughed. And then laugh again every time I remind him about it.
As for the children, a schoolmate once mocked me for the size of my father's nose (not much, it was just one of those ridiculous taunts children come up with). Dad doesn't have an especially big nose (there he is, you decide), but even if his nose was enormous, should he have considered getting a nose-job before he had children? Should parents have to wear a uniform to stop children taking the mick out of other children's parents' dress-sense? Bullying can be a soul-destroying experience, but you don't prevent it - can't prevent it - by removing potential targets of mockery from a child's life.
People have also commented on the fact that Ms Adeney is single and have pulled out all those clichés about single parents. The only remaining issue is the fact that the lady will be approaching her life expectancy in the next eighteen years - I'm not sure she'd get a twenty year loan from the bank. This strikes me as by far the biggest potential issue, although it's none of my business. And it is probably safe to assume that this issue has been very carefully considered, and arrangements made accordingly. It is a very bad thing to lose a parent when you are still a child (it is a very bad thing at any time), but the possibility can be prepared for to a certain extent.
*Jeremy Hardy once recalled being on the bus with his eighteen month old, when an elderly woman, admiring the baby, asked if Daddy had changed a nappy yet. To which Hardy replied, "No. You're supposed to change it? I was wondering why she always smelt so badly."
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The commodities trading company was really a Ponzi scheme, in which early contributors are paid off by later contributors.
Griggs pulled it off while serving time in a Nevada prison for ripping off 47 victims in a previous Ponzi scheme in California.
Griggs, who pleaded guilty in April, was scheduled to be sentenced in federal court Monday on charges that he swindled nearly $2 million from Hawaii prison inmates serving time with him in Nevada, and their families.
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