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Thanks very much for you comments and Clicks, Guide book you say that would be rather good.
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a lovely montage Scott, it's years since I've been to an aquarium, another thing to put on my 'to do' list,
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Thanks very much Chris, this Aquarium was something else.
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I always liked the aquariums, although they produce two very different sensations in my.
By a side love it, it seems to me a place that transmits much calm and peace. The light of the fishtanks, to see swim the fishes, the colours, silence, the sound of the water I think that one of relaxing moment of my life was enjoying in front of a fishtank full of jellyfishes. That fluorescent colour, floating in the water, dancing slowly simply precious.
But on the other hand it gives pain me the fact to depraived freedom to all those gorgeous animals. Then I think that if not outside by the aquariums and the people whom the sea studies, there would be many wonderful things which we could not enjoy.
Beautiful composition and fantastic presentation. Love the Beluga's image, seems to me a georgeus and magic animal.
P.D.: i hope that you understand than i can i say... i must study english ^^
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I understand perfectly Noe and I totally agree with what your saying, There are good things about Aquariums and bad things and Aquariums.
The Beluga whales are at this particular Aquarium because they are close to extinction and the staff are trying a new breeding program, so they can eventually release them back into the ocean. But I'm not sure if I agree with the staff and trainers teaching the whales to perform, to me it feels like a they are performing in a circus. So not sure about that.
I'm not sure about all the other sea life in this particular Aquarium and if those creatures are there for any specific reason, but to make money.
I should find out probably.
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You should Dave, it can be good fun trying to catch these little fishes.
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Cheers Greg
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A great shot for a canvas! Agree with your ambivalence about making animals perform. Saw the elephants in Singapore Zoo doing their routines - the zoo made sure the elephants looked like the smart ones and the people getting hosed looked like the stupid ones - they said it was good for the animals to keep them from getting bored and depressed. Have you seen cuttlefish (not in a budgie's cage) - they are stunning and so graceful and elegant.
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Thanks Mark and Rose, I see your point Rose about keeping the animals active whilst they are in captivity, but then again you start thinking about why are they in captivity in the first place. It's certainly a strange one but because I don't know an awful lot about animals in captivity, I should maybe not say anything in case I'm completely wrong. Thanks again though.
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Thanks very much again Jenn
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Employee: Janice Silverman
Employer: Department of Transitional Assistance
Insurer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Ronald D. Malloy, Esq., for the employee
Daniel P. LePage, Esq., for the self-insurer
CARROLL, J. The self-insurer appeals the decision of an administrative judge in which the employee was awarded ongoing § 34 temporary total incapacity benefits. One of the issues raised by the self-insurer is that the judge's reliance on the impartial examiner's report to establish causal relationship was error. (Self-insurer's brief, 4.) After a review of the evidentiary record, we recommit the decision to the administrative judge for further findings.
Janice Silverman was a part-time employee at the time of the April 3, 1997 work injury. 1 On April 3, 1997, Ms. Silverman slipped on melting snow and fell backwards. As a result of the fall, she impacted the area from the base of her skull down her spine. The employee injured her neck, back, left shoulder, right wrist and left elbow. (Dec. 5.) Ms. Silverman reported to the emergency room at the Salem Hospital following the incident. (Ex. 3.) Several weeks later she began treating with Dr. John J. Greenler. (Dec. 5.) The employee has not returned to work since the April 3, 1997 event.
The self-insurer paid § 34 temporary total incapacity benefits without prejudice until February 28, 1998. (Dec. 2-3.) Thereafter, the employee filed a claim for further benefits. (Dec. 3.) On October 16, 1998, a conference order was entered in which the employee was awarded ongoing § 35 temporary partial incapacity benefits following a closed period of § 34 temporary total incapacity benefits. Both parties appealed to a hearing de novo.
Pursuant to § 11A, Dr. James S. Hewson examined the employee. (Dec. 4.) Doctor Hewson's report was deemed inadequate and the parties were authorized to submit additional medical evidence. (Dec. 1, 2, 4.) The employee submitted medical records from North Shore Medical Center and Aquatic Therapy of New England, in addition to the medical reports of Drs. John J. Walsh, Dave Hollander and John J. Greenler. (Dec. 1, 2.) The self-insurer submitted the medical report of Dr. Sidney McPherson. (Dec. 2.) At hearing the parties stipulated to the April 3, 1997 industrial injury involving the employee's neck, back, left shoulder, right wrist and left elbow. The dispute arose over whether the employee remained disabled as a result of the work injury following February 1998. 2 (Dec. 3.) In particular, the self-insurer disputed the occurrence of an alleged right shoulder injury. Id.
The § 11A examiner diagnosed traumatic cervical and lumbar ligament strain with contusions of the left elbow, left shoulder and right wrist, all causally related to the work injury. (Ex. 1; Dec. 7.) He further opined that the employee's pre-existing osteoarthritis was "seriously aggravated" by the incident and had become more severe with time. The impartial examiner considered the employee medically disabled as a result of the work incident and imposed physical restrictions that included no lifting, no forced standing and no forced sitting. (Ex. 1; Dec. 7-8.)
Doctor John J. Walsh, one of the employee's treating physicians, opined that the employee was totally disabled as a result of the work injury. 3 (Ex. 5; Dec. 7.) Doctor Dave Hollander, a treating neurologist, likewise opined that the employee was totally disabled due to the work injury. (Ex. 6; Dec. 7.) Doctor McPherson, however, opined that the injury had no lasting effect on the employee's right or left shoulder. (Ex. 4; Dec. 5.) Nonetheless, there was a general consensus among the medical experts that aquatic therapy was a reasonable and necessary treatment. (Dec. 6.) Despite the numerous medical opinions submitted into evidence, not one medical expert causally related a right shoulder condition to the work incident. Id.
The judge adopted the medical opinions of Dr. Walsh, Dr. Hollander and the § 11A examiner that the employee remained totally disabled from all work. 4 (Dec. 9.) Additionally, the judge determined that the employee failed to sustain her burden as to the issue of the right shoulder claim. (Dec. 6, 9.) Accordingly, the judge ordered the self-insurer to pay ongoing § 34 temporary total incapacity benefits from the date of the work injury; medical benefits for treatment to the employee's neck, back, left shoulder, right wrist and left elbow; interest pursuant to § 50; and a fee to the employee's counsel. (Dec. 10.) The self-insurer appeals and we list its issues in the order raised.
First, the self-insurer contends that there is no medical evidence to support the judge's finding of a present and continuing work related incapacity. (Self-insurer's brief, 3.) Next, the self-insurer proffers that the administrative judge's decision with regard to the § 11A medical opinion is based upon errors of law that affected her conclusion. (Self-insurer's brief, 4.) Finally, the self-insurer maintains that the decision should be reversed, as the evidence and all inferences therefrom support the conclusion that the employee has failed to prove a compensable injury beyond May 1998. (Self-insurer's brief, 5.) The self-insurer's second issue is dispositive of the case.
Footnote 1 on page five of the administrative judge's decision is the source of concern. In that footnote, the judge states "As to his [Dr. McPherson's] opinions on [the employee's] work sequelae condition, I find them unpersuasive compared to the opinion of the G.L. c. 152, § 11A examiner, which has prima facie weight in this case." (Dec. 5, n.1., emphasis in original) This is an erroneous statement of law. Prima facie evidence remains evidence throughout the trial and is entitled to artificial legal force which compels the conclusion "that the evidence is true." Coggin v. Massachusetts Parole Bd., 42 Mass. App. Ct. 584, 589 (1997). However, it retains this artificial legal force only until other "evidence appears that warrants a finding to the contrary." Cook v. Farm Servs. Stores, 301 Mass. 564, 566 (1938); see also Norton v. Bureau of State Office Bldgs., 13 Mass. Workers' Comp. Rep. 122, 126-127 (1999). Once such additional medical evidence is admitted, due to the inadequacy of the § 11A medical report or due to the complexity of medical issues involved, see G.L. c. 152, § 11A(2), 5 the § 11A medical opinion loses its artificial legal force. Norton, supra. In such an event, all medical opinions properly admitted into evidence hold equal status. Id. The judge is then free to determine the probative value of the medical evidence before her and, ultimately, may or may not adopt one or more medical opinions over the § 11A opinion. Coggin, supra at 589.
Here, the administrative judge erred where she found that the § 11A opinion maintained its " prima facie" weight even after additional medical opinions were allowed into evidence. Norton, supra. The judge stated that she adopted the impartial examiner's opinion over Dr. McPherson's because of prima facie weight. This is error because the impartial examiner's opinion did not have prima facie weight at the time that the administrative judge determined which opinion to adopt. Therefore, we must recommit the case to the administrative judge for a review and reconsideration of the medical evidence in light of the correct legal standard. See O'Neil v. E.G. & G., 9 Mass. Workers' Comp. Rep. 72, 73 (1995)(inability to determine impact of error on judge's reasoning and conclusions requires recommittal). After reviewing the medical evidence in light of what we have said, the administrative judge should make additional findings and file her decision anew.
So ordered.
Martine Carroll
Administrative Law Judge
Frederick E. Levine
Administrative Law Judge
William A. McCarthy
Administrative Law Judge
FILED: May 3, 2001
1 Ms. Silverman, who was sixty-seven years of age at the time of the judge's decision, holds a bachelor's degree in social work and had earned a year's credit toward a master's degree. In addition, she had attended one year of law school. (Dec. 4.) Although she had been employed by the Commonwealth full-time from 1984 through 1989, she left work in 1989 due to cardiac problems. In 1995, she returned to part-time work. Id. The parties stipulated that the April 3, 1997 incident was work-related. (Dec. 5.)
2 The parties stipulated that the employee was totally disabled from April 3, 1997 through the end of February 1998. (Dec. 3-4.)
3 Dr. Walsh opined that the employee's disability was causally related to the work injury despite her pre-existing spondylosis. (Ex. 5; Dec. 7.)
4 The administrative judge was careful to point out that although Dr. Walsh and the § 11A examiner did not use the specific words "a major" when addressing the significance of the work-related injury to the employee's ongoing incapacity, (see G.L. c. 152, § 1(7A) for the legal standard when a compensable injury combines with a pre-existing, non-compensable condition to cause disability), the totality of the medical opinion rendered by each expert persuaded her that the work injury remained a major cause of the employee's disability. (Dec. 7-8.) To support these findings, the judge cited Robles v. Riverside Mgmt., Inc., 10 Mass. Workers' Comp. Rep. 191, 198 n.6 (1996) (doctor need not incant particular magic words). (Dec. 7, 8.) We see no error in the judge's reasoning and reject the self-insurer's argument on this point.
5 General Laws c. 152, § 11A, gives an impartial medical examiner's report the effect of "prima facie evidence with regard to the medical issues contained therein," and expressly prohibits the introduction of other medical evidence unless the judge finds that additional medical testimony is required due to the complexity of the medical issues involved or the inadequacy of the report. See O'Brien's Case, 424 Mass. 16 (1996).


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Richard White: Most HOA or condos are not-for-profit, can earn income that must be reported
Q: I am a director in my HOA. We are a not-for-profit association. We have the good fortune of make a profit on a recent fair and bazaar. I told the other directors that we should give the money to charity because we cannot raise money by such events. I told them that we could not make a profit. Can you advise me how I should address this problem with the other directors?
— R.G., Vero Beach
A: You need to understand the difference between a for-profit, a not-for-profit, and a nonprofit corporation. The nonprofit corporation must have certain IRS and state tax exemptions, most times called 501c corporations. Rarely is an HOA or condominium a 501c corporation. Most associations are formed under FS 617, which is the "not-for-profit" business. That does not mean you are limited to only certain incomes such as your fees. My guess is that you fall under the FS 617 statute and you are allowed to venture into businesses that allow you to earn income or a profit. You must file an IRS tax form each year and declare the income. Even if you are a 501c corporation, you must still file a tax form. I know of not-for-profit HOA that have many sources of incomes. Many operate golf courses, lounges, clubs and cafes. In one association, they operate a gas station for the members because they operate a fish house and pier for the members thus allowing boats to be filled with fuel at the dock. I would suggest that you seek answers from your CPA or accountant if you have any restriction as to income that you can generate.
Q: After the agenda for the annual membership meeting has been posted, is it possible to add to the agenda once the meeting is called to order? Roberts Rules stipulated that the posted agenda is the official agenda and before said adoption of the agenda; any member can move to amend the agenda. Could you address this situation?
— C.C., Clearwater
A: Under certain emergency situations, the agenda can be modified. I would not recommend it for a normal course of business. An owner cannot just stand and make a motion that is not an agenda item. Motions need study and time to evaluate results or operations. Motions also need to have specific financial impact studies. In other words, where will the funds come from to implement the non-agenda motion? The agenda is posted to allow all members to know what will be discussed and voted. This official notice will allow members who have concerns to attend the meeting to voice their opinions and cast their vote. If a motion or a change to the agenda is approved that impacts an owner, that owner has a legal right to challenge the non-agenda item that was approved. There is no real excuse to allow a non-agenda item to come to the floor of the meeting except an emergency item. It is an indication of bad business operations. If an owner has a subject that he feels needs to be considered, then he should present a letter with the information well in advance of the notices to of the meeting being posted or mailed. Good meetings are a result of prior planning.
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Q: I recently purchased a home as a winter home. The HOA is still in the hands of the developer but within a couple of months, he will turn over the association to the members. As we set up our new bylaws and pattern of management, I would like to think we can design them to be all inclusive vs. a firm set of rules where the board nitpicks any tiny violation. It would be helpful to me to find a source of complaints other associations have to help us get in front of these complaints.
— N.B., Tampa
A: I assume that you are referring to the documents. The documents include several parts: Covenants for HOA or declaration for condominiums, the articles of incorporation and the bylaws. Your documents may include other sections of which you may find rules and regulations and maybe contracts and budgets along with other supporting material. The developer should have officially recorded these documents thus making them official. Since sections of the documents are recorded in the county and state records, you already have the requirements of operations and rules and regulations that you must refer. You should have received a document set at closing as part of your paperwork. You do not start over with new "bylaws" as you should have received them as part of the acceptance of your deed, the title. The fact is that if you modify your existing documents that the developer has already established, you could be facing a large legal cost to properly prepare, record, and circulate a set to each owner, which will be in the thousands of dollars for legal and other costs. In other words, you do not need to do the work as it has been already established. The function of the new board made up of the members is to establish board operating policies. These are simple documents that spell out how the new board will function. Some of these policies would concern the subjects of collections, architectural modifications, meeting policies, rule enforcements, and other areas of operations. Policies are not written in stone and do not need to be recorded. They can be modified by the board at any board meeting. I would suggest that you seek additional information from your attorney about how to operate within your current documents.
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Apalachee Wildcats 2011 Football Preview
Winder Mascot: Wildcats Coach: Shane Davis (38-29 at Apalachee, 38-29 overall) Region: 8-AAAA Last playoff appearance: 2009
Despite losing 1,000-yard rusher Alex Camp to graduation, the Wildcats' ground game "1 one of the most prolific in the area at 318.1 yards per game "1 should have plenty of firepower with the return of running backs Stanley Williams (964 yards, 9 TDs) and Zay Henry (839 yards, 10 TDs), as well as quarterback Clint Ashe also back to direct traffic.
2011 Schedule
Aug. 26 at Habersham Central
Sept. 9 Flowery Branch
Sept. 16 at Salem
Sept. 23 at Heritage
Sept. 30 Madison County
Oct. 7 at Rockdale County
Oct. 14 Clarke Central
Oct. 21 Cedar Shoals
Oct. 28 at Winder-Barrow
Nov. 4 Loganville
2010 Results (6-4)
Habersham Central W 35-7
at Flowery Branch L 52-35
Salem W 24-7
Heritage W 28-14
at Madison Co. W 63-20
Rockdale County W 31-14
at Clarke Central L 42-21
at Cedar Shoals L 28-21
Winder-Barrow W 28-14
at Loganville L 35-10
Leading receiver Jermaine Smith (19-276, 2 TDs) is also back.
However, the big question will be the make-up of the line bearing the task of creating room for the speedy skill players to operate.
In addition to losing four starters from last year to graduation, senior Cole Shook has moved to the defensive line, while Chris Guthrie shifts from left guard into Shook's old spot at center to bring some stability and leadership to the new-look front.
"The offensive line is the key for us," Apalachee coach Shane Davis said. "We've still got a long way to go to get to where we need to be."
The Wildcats' defense was far from porous last season, giving up 23.3 points per game.
But that figure represents a jump of eight points per game from the previous season's Class AAAA state quarterfinal team, which Davis hopes will tighten back up this year.
He'll look to the front seven to lead the way, where several key players will be back with a valuable year's experience and maturity.
In addition to returning last year's leading tackler in linebacker F.J. Smith (73 combined tackles and assists), senior Rakim Peters (43 tackles, four sacks) and junior Johnny Thompson (36 tackles, four sacks) are also back to bolster the line.
"The front seven has to be (the biggest strength) because we've moved some personnel around (in the secondary)," Davis said. "But secondary-wise, we've got some kids back, too. ... We've moved people around, and there are several people that got some playing time last year."
Futbol to football
Throughout Davis' tenure at Apalachee, he has utilized a valuable, and perhaps underrated, resource, successfully mining the school's soccer program to handle placekicking and punting duties.
For the past four years in particular, it's been a huge success, with Jonathan Livesay (9-for-12 on field goals and 40-for-48 on PATs over two seasons) and Guy Hunt (9-for-14 FG, 76-for-79 PAT over two seasons) becoming real weapons.
"We've been spoiled the last four years," Davis said. "We've been really fortunate, first, to get Livesay form the soccer team, and then having him talk Hunt to come out. And we go to the (soccer) coaches and ask them if they have anybody who might be able to help us.
"Before those guys came out, they'd never kicked a football "1 only a soccer ball. A lot of work goes into getting them used to it."
Davis is hoping to reach into the Wildcats' soccer team once again for a kicker "1 this time, with Christian Vasquez teeing it up.
Finishing strong
After making the Class AAAA state playoffs the previous three seasons, it's easy to view last year's 6-4 campaign as a rebuilding year, especially following the graduation of so many members of one of the top senior classes in program history.
But Davis prefers to view last year as more of a bridge year to set the stage for a new crop of talent that is still quite young, but remained competitive in a powerful Region 8-AAAA that included strong opponents like Clarke Central, Flowery Branch and Loganville.
And if the Wildcats are going to return to the postseason this year, Davis knows the area in which this new wave of talent will have to make the biggest strides from last year.
"At one point last year, we were 5-1," Davis said. "We just didn't finish well. How, hat's off to a couple (opponents), but ... we usually pride ourselves in finishing strong. Last year was the first year we didn't do that."
-David Friedlander
Apalachee roster
QB Clint Ashe (5-10, 170, Jr.)
RB Stanley Williams (5-8, 180, Soph.)
RB Zay Henry (6-0, 170, Jr.)
RB Eric Tanner (5-10, 185, Jr.)
WR Jermaine Smith (5-10, 170, Jr.)
TE Josh Doman (5-10, 200, Jr.)
OL Chris Guthrie (6-0, 240, Sr.)
OL Terrance Cook (6-0, 200, Sr.)
OL Tyler Cash (6-1, 250, Sr.)
RG Sacorus Riley (6-0, 295, Sr.)
RT Joseph Goss (6-2, 300, Jr.)
K Christian Vasquez (5-9, 175, Jr.)
DE Rakim Peters (6-3, 230, Jr.)
DT Josh Holten (6-1, 210, Soph.)
DT Cole Shook (6-0, 235, Sr.)
DE Johnny Thompson (6-3, 210, Jr.)
LB F.J. Smith (5-9, 185, Sr.)
LB Chris Morris (6-3, 210, Jr.)
LB Austin Goley (5-10, 170, Sr.)
DB Von Heard (6-0, 170, Jr.)
DB Corey Hunt (5-10, 170, Jr.)
DB Jeremy Lotts (6-0, 185, Sr.)
DB Jermaine Smith (5-10, 170, Jr.)
P Christian Vasquez (5-9, 175, Jr.)
1 Austin Goley LB 12
2 Jeremy Lotts DB 12
3 Josh Doman TE 11
4 Rakim Peters DE 11
5 Clint Ashe QB 11
6 Josh Holten DT 10
7 Johnny Thompson DE 11
8 F.J. Smith LB 12
9 Chris Morris LB 11
10 Jody Mathis DB/RB 10
11 Jermaine Smith WR/DB 11
12 Mark Sanford RB/DB 11
13 Stanley Williams RB 11
14 Ty Shropshire QB/DE 10
16 David Haymon WR/DB 10
17 Christian Vasquez K 11
18 Ryan Daniel WR/DB 11
19 Shai Scott-Shorty RB/DB 12
20 Von Heard DB 11
21 Zay Henry RB 11
23 Andwon Tyson DB/RB 12
25 Devonte Vinson RB/DB 10
26 James Landing DL/RB 12
28 Jordan Bridges LB/FB 11
30 Eric Tanner RB 11
32 Robert James WR/DB 10
33 Kevin Sewell WR/DB 10
34 Justin Skinner WR/DB 10
35 Brenden Brown LB/FB 10
38 Ishak Yusuf RB/LB 11
39 Titus Garcia WR/DB 10
40 Eric Morgan WR/DB 11
42 Simeon Patton RB/DB 12
43 Corey Hunt DB/RB 11
47 Clay Harvey OL/DL 12
48 Ismail Granados K 12
49 Nick Zvirbulis WR/DB 10
50 Jordan Bracken OL/DL 10
52 Terrance Cook OL/DL 12
53 Jonathan Bagwell OL/DL 10
54 Chris Guthrie OL 12
55 Tyler Cash OL 10
56 Evan Mathews OL/DL 10
57 Cole Shook DL 12
58 Marcus Riley OL/DL 11
59 Sacorus Riley OL 12
60 Jerald Williams OL/DL 10
61 Ryan Bedwell OL/DL 12
62 Jonathan Taylor OL/DL 10
63 Austin Miller OL/DL 11
64 Chris Chapman OL/DL 11
65 Colby Moore OL/DL 12
66 Dylon Pearson OL/DL 10
69 Clay Morgan OL/DL 11
70 David Green OL/DL 11
72 William Blount OL/DL 12
73 Joseph Goss OL/DL 11
74 Dillan Maddox OL/DL 10
75 Thomas Doman OL/DL 11
76 Jonathan Dye OL/DL 11
77 Tyler Fragapane OL/DL 9
78 Justin Stevens TE/DL 10
79 Roosevelt Crum OL/DL 10
80 Jerry Phanor WR/DB 11
83 Peyton Sanders K 11
90 Troy Bedwell OL/DL 10
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Chelsea will have a German spy in their ranks when taking on Bayern Munich in the Champions League final and new recruit Marko Marin is backing the Blues to prevail at the Allianz Arena.
Marin will move to Stamford Bridge from Bundesliga side Werder Bremen this summer and has been far from impressed with Bayern's domestic form ahead of this weekend's European Cup decider.
While Chelsea secured some silverware when beating Liverpool in the FA Cup final, Bayern were crushed 5-2 by Borussia Dortmund in the German equivalent.
Asked if Bayern's defence was weak, 23-year-old playmaker Marin told BBC Sport: "Yes. I watched the German cup final. They made big errors. Chelsea have better players and will do well if they play offensively.
"Bayern did a very good job against Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final, but they did not do well in the cup final. I think Chelsea will win at the weekend."
Marin's own side Wereder Bremen were beaten 2-1 by Bayern in the Bundesliga last month, with Franck Ribery bagging a last-minute winner at the Weserstadion.
"I think the strongest Bayern player is Franck Ribery because of his dribbling and because he's a goal threat," Marin warned. "There's also Mario Gomez. He's scored a lot of goals in the Champions League and is a constant danger. If Chelsea can stop them then they will do well."
Chelsea are 7/4 with BetVictor to lift the Champions League trophy for the first time on Saturday night and 7/2 to beat Bayern in normal time, while Munich fans can get 12/5 for Ribery to net at any time and 5/4 for Gomez to get on the scoresheet.


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The genius of Tropic Thunder is that the possibilities for jokes are basically endless. They created this bizarre meta comedy that broke through the Third Wall. And Awards season only offers even more outlets for spoofing the Hollywood machine– a machine that ramps up the pretentious seriousness about this time of year. More video's after the jump, along with some morning news.
This was one of the videos for Rain Of Madness, the mocumentary made about Tropic Thunder. We did an post on our 6 favorite fake promos a few months back, and this one was one of my favorites.
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The Return of Double Digits: Oleksandr Poliykov and Janice Weber, piano
Presented by The Boston Conservatory at Seully Hall
September 15, 2013
The Return of Double Digits
Duo pianists Oleksandr Poliykov and Janice Weber return to Seully Hall with a program of keyboard elegance and bravura. Their program includes Mozart's brilliant Sonata in D Major, Brahms' Variation on a Theme of Haydn, Anton Arensky's poignant Suite and Liszt's tone poem Mazeppa. Poliykov, who maintains performing and conducting careers in the U.S. and Ukraine, recently received his Artists Diploma for The Boston Conservatory. Weber is on the faculty of The Boston Conservatory and recently recorded a tidal wave of Sea Pieces of Sono Luminus.
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Paramidophenol 10g
Add saturated sodium hydroxide solution until precipitate dissolves.
In the beginning of the book there are comments about chemicals:
Paramidophenol - this is p-aminophenol slat formed with HCl, so this is hydrochloride.


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Restaurants in the new city Gueliz Marrakech
Modern restaurant French cuisine in Gueliz, Marrakesh
Karobase A very modern restaurant in Guèliz. It's a little out of the way so not as well-known as others on the main roads. If you go north on Mohamed V to the La Flamme Restaurant (on the corner of Avenue Khattabi), take the road that is diagonally opposite (rue Drâa). It's the second street
Up to now known only to a few – one of the best places to eat in Guèliz, Marrakech
Association Amal – it doesn't sound trendy or chic. It's authentic and serves good food. Eat and help others – a simple concept but one full of hope for women chosen to benefit from the training program by this association. Barely a year old, Amal ('Hope' in Arabic), offers very tasty meals, beautifully presented and
Level Five Restaurant in Marrakesh
Restaurant and bar Level Five is hidden away on the fifth and sixth floor of a smart building in Gueliz (Immeuble ben Hafsia 2, Place du 16 Novembre, Guéliz). It has, just recently, been taken over by a new team and has had a facelift, so even if you have been before now is the
Le Loft restaurant in Marrakech
Another recent addition to the restaurant scene in the new town of Guèliz. The décor is modern industrial with some interesting heavy-duty ceiling fans. The look is cool and trendy with pop art on the walls and old Charlie Chaplin movies projected on to the wall above the seating area. International cuisine with good reviews.
Brasserie de Flore restaurant, Marrakech
Brasserie de Flore A new, welcome addition to the restaurant scene in Marrakesh is the Brasserie de Flore. An authentic French Brasserie (think early 20th century) in Marrakech Plaza, Place du 16 novembre in the heart of Guèliz, the new town of Marrakesh. The tastiest restaurant meal I've eaten in Marrakech is at Brasserie de
Catanzaro Restaurant
When you've been in Morocco for a while and would like a change of cuisine, try Catanzaro Restaurant. An Italian trattoria in the middle of Marrakech – home-cooked meals including pasta, pizza and gorgeous antipasti at reasonable prices. Lunch and evening meals. Booking essential for the evening. Catanzaro Restaurant 46, Rue Tarik Ben Zayad Guéliz
Al Fassia restaurant, Marrakech
Al Fassia in Marrakesh has earned a great reputation for really good Moroccan cuisine. The restaurant is unique in that it is owned and run by women and you are served exclusively by women. You can order à la carte. Al Fassia offers a great selection of tajines and other traditional Moroccan food, including vegetarian
Fish Restaurant Marrakech
Snack al Bahriya seafood restaurant is located in the new town of Gueliz, Marrakech. The restaurant brings fresh fish daily from Safi on the Atlantic coast–salmon, sole, crab, calamares and more… We tried out their restaurant on our last visit – it's very busy at lunch time, popular with locals and ex-pats. More a cheap
Brasserie de Flore, restaurant in Marrakech
A new, welcome addition to the restaurant scene in Marrakesh is the Brasserie de Flore. An authentic French Brasserie (think early 20th century) in Marrakech Plaza, Place du 16 novembre in the heart of Guèliz, the new town of Marrakesh. The tastiest restaurant meal I've eaten in Marrakech is at Brasserie de Flore. The décor,


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Some would ask
"How could a perfect God create a universe with so much that is evil?"
They have missed a greater conundrum
"Why would a perfect God create a universe at all?"
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"It's now very common to hear people say, 'I'm rather offended by that.' As if that gives them certain rights. It's actually nothing more... than a whine. 'I find that offensive.' It has no meaning; it has no purpose; it has no reason to be respected as a phrase. 'I am offended by that.' Well, so fucking what."
I've seen Illidan's metamorphosis from the trailer but from the developer matches I didn''t see it in.
I'm already in the habit of calling Mecha Tassadar "Mechadar".
Speaking of artwork for this game, does anyone have any past artwork for Blizzard All-Stars & Blizzard DOTA? I know there's some out there. I'm mainly looking for this one.
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I need a golly-big rugged duffel with wheels and a pull handle, and a smaller carryon/convertible bag (with or w/o wheels). Would also consider a huge travel backpack, so long as it's check-luggage compatible (i.e., stowable shoulder straps). Thinking Osprey Waypoint or Sojourn, Eagle Creek products, Victorionox, etc.
Eagle Creek makes really good stuff. I have had maybe seven or eight different Eagle Creek products, and I have one duffel that is large enough that I can crawl inside it and zip it up.Be careful if you get a golly-big duffel bag and try to check it on an airliner. The dimensional restrictions will get in your way.The problem with a huge travel backpack is that you have a lot of weight, even when empty. Again, that will work against your favor if you try to check it on an airliner.--B.G.--
Thanks Bob, I hadn't considered checking airline checked-bag size restrictions. I'll do that. I've been back-and-forth from Detroit 6 times this year, with at least two more trips to come, always needing to tote PFD, hipwaders, muck boots, steel toe boots, hardhat, FR clothing, and more. So far my old army canvas duffel and an old Champion brand gym duffel have done the job, but now I've a rip in the Champion, and neither is much fun to carry, fully loaded.
There is a travel company that I have booked international travel with on three times. About one month prior to each trip, they send each participant a new duffel bag. It is an Eagle Creek with the travel company's logo on it as well. They do this so that each participant is forced to pack their stuff into one medium size, and all of them are the same color, so when a dozen of those are rolling out of the conveyor at the airport they are easy to find.Between those three plus other Eagle Creeks that I bought for myself, I am all stocked up. Eagle Creek is made out of a pretty heavy Cordura fabric. I have one that rode on the back of a mule for 40 miles, and it has mule hide permanently embedded in the texture.(Since this is BPL) There are other brands of duffels that are much lighter in weight, but of course they lack all of the heavy features. Outdoor Products comes to mine.--B.G.--
Try Ebay for potentially good deals - if you haven't already.
REI Wheely Beast --7200 cu in (118 liters) for about $114 -- but weighs 11 lbs:http://www.rei.com/product/747916/rei-wheely-beast-rolling-duffel-35REI has smaller rolling duffels, too --- http://www.rei.com/category/4501705I've used the Wheely Beast as checked luggage, but have to watch the airline limit on dimensions and weight. Can't use all available space in the Wheely Beast duffel when checked-in because it would exceed airline limits -- solution is to not pack it chock-full, use the side compression straps to cinch it up tight, and measure/weigh it before heading to the airport. Aside from airline travel, it's a great bag for storing and transporting car-camping gear -- load into the pickup and go. Two folding cots, two folding chairs, sleeping pads, dining tarp w/rigging -- and add stuffed sleeping bags when ready to go.
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Another great resource is the blog at http://www.practicalhacks.com/. Look at the bag reviews specifically. Another one would be the onebagger website.
Loving the input, thanks to all. Still mulling options.
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Bowling Green, Ky. — The WKU volleyball team slammed South Alabama for the second time this season taking down the Jaguars in three sets (25-8, 25-11, 25-15) to improve to 22-9 overall this season and 11-5 in the Sun Belt Conference. With six players hitting over .500 for the night, the Lady Toppers combined for 48 kills in only 70 attempts for a team hitting percentage of .557. With the win, the Lady Toppers kept their win streak alive moving to eight consecutive matches while South Alabama falls to 11-13 overall and 5-11 in the Sun Belt Conference.
In the first set, the Lady Toppers were on fire going on a eight to one scoring drive to open the match. From there, the Lady Toppers cotinued to dominate South Alabama on both sides of the ball picking up a 20-5 lead before easily ending the match while only allowing South Alabama only four kills. The Lady Toppers posted 13 kills in the set and only committed one error for a .706 hitting percentage while also forcing South Alabama to committ four errors.
WKU also scored first in the second set off a kill by junior Aquila Orr but South Alabama battled hard through much of the match to stay close to the Lady Toppers. With WKU leading 10-7 midway through the match, the Lady Toppers gained momentum and outscored the Jaguars 15-4 to end the set after recording 17 kills. In the set South Alabama could only rack up six kills for a .045 hitting percentage.
In the final set of the night, the Lady Toppers faced their toughest competition only pulling away from the Jaguars after the score was tied 9-9. After taking the lead at 10-9 after an error by South Alabama, WKU blew past South Alabama to take control of the set and to claim the second sweep of the season over the Jaguars. In the set, the Lady Toppers posted their highest number of kills for the night posting 18.
In addition to the 48 kills the Lady Toppers recorded, WKU also added 38 assists, seven aces, 25 digs and eight blocks. South Alabama tallied 16 kills, 13 assists, two aces, nine digs and three blocks for a combined hitting percentage of .069.
WKU was led in the match by Megan Argabright who finished with a match high 13 kills, two aces and two blocks for a .750 hitting percentage. Juniors Brittany Bowen and Orr both added 11 kills on the night while senior Julia Noe posted 35 assists. Defensively, senior Kelly Hofmeyer led the Lady Toppers with eight digs and junior Lindsey Gould added six to the total.
WKU will conclude the final season tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. CDT when the Lady Toppers battle Troy in E.A. Diddle Arena. The match, which will also be senior day, will be held right after the Toppers football contest against Middle Tennessee that is slated for noon. Admmission will be free for anyone wishing to attend tomorrow afternoon's match. Argabright, Hofmeyer and Noe will be honored at the annual senior day.


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