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Not too far into the bio on the Schott website you will find this sentence: "We are a true-blue, real-deal, piece of Americana." It really can't be put any better, so that is all I really need to say. A few weeks back I took a little trip out to the Schott factory in New Jersey to see the nearly 100 year old company in action. After seeing the facilities and meeting the good people from Schott, I left with a renewed sense of appreciation for a company with devotion to not only quality, but to the people and place that made them what they are. It takes a lot of sticktoitiveness to resist the call of overseas labor and continue to manufacture domestically. I also left with the feeling that my life was not complete without a perfectly worn-in Perfecto leather motorcycle jacket. Schott Bros. Inc has been making quality outerwear for motorcyclists and military men in the New York City area since 1913 when Irving Schott founded the company on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Still to this day a family run business, Schott is doing what they do best, making a good product at a fair price. So do yourself and your fellow Americans a favor and buy a Perfecto.
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Fairfield's Finest
What could be better than lunch at the Darien, Connecticut institution the Sugar Bowl? In my book, not much. The greasy spoon is known by locals and non-locals alike as the place to eat in the posh Connecticut suburb. Breakfast on the weekends is a crowded affair, but a late Friday afternoon lunch ensured space at the counter complete with a cheese burger, chocolate shake and a belly ache. Once you're done, head over to the Darien Sport Shop for some sneakers and go for a run.
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More than an other category, denim inspires people to dizzying madness. Take for instance the North Carolina based Raleigh Denim; the husband and wife team behind the brand — Sarah and Victor Lytvinenko — who over the past year have quietly built a loyal following among denim lovers and retailers like Barneys and Steven Alan. I first learned about Raleigh a few months back when my buddy from Cone sent me a list of new brands for The American List that are using the mill's denim. I was intrigued, but it wasn't until a few weeks ago when Victor and Sarah stopped by my office to give me a guided tour of the product that I was really convinced. There are a lot of denim brands in this world and I found it amazing that all of the design, development, pattern making, sourcing and even the construction is done by hand by Victor, Sarah and a small staff from their workshop down south. The folks at Raleigh pride themselves on the fact that 98% of what goes into the company's jeans are from North Carolina. In fact, Victor even seeks out the original machines that are used in the production, traveling around the North Carolina and Tennessee border looking for old factories and needle towns. And he is into it. Victor's eyes would light up when talking about an old chain stitch machine or another vintage mechanical acquisition. It was like a kid talking about his baseball card collection.
Trad Men in The New York Observer
With New York fashion week within arm's reach, The Observer's Joe Pompeo reports on the decidedly non trendy trend of Trad. The article gets some great analysis from two very honorable gentlemen, namely John Tinseth from The Trad (which is one of my favorite reads; Tinseth has amazing taste and is a helluva story teller) and David Wilder of J. Press. I have had the pleasure of talking shop over spirits with both gents on several occasions and can say without reservation that few do it better. When I worked with David at Press I would joke that he was sent from central casting. David possesses an insane knowledge about Ivy League style and WASP culture. Many thanks to Joe for including me — this is the kind of style coverage that I love. Read the article here.
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Patience is a virtue and I do my best not to live by that motto. I am pretty tenacious when it comes to getting something I want, so it is often hard to wait to see what will come to market. As it turns out my English 3-speed timing worked out perfectly and I found a really nice looking green all-original Raleigh Superbe in Clearfield, PA, right off interstate 80. Since I was headed to Ohio this weekend via I-80, the 3-speed is now mine and for nearly half the cost of most of the Superbes that have been popping up in NYC and on eBay. Update: I almost forgot to mention that I added a bunch of different bicycle makers to The American List — check it out if you are interested.
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If you haven't been to the site, the guys at Speedhunters make some pretty kick ass videos. The FIA GT shorts selected and placed below are particularly fantastic. I love the lower tier GT3 series because every car has to be street legal and they race on road type courses. I'm not a huge NASCAR fan because the races — with a few exceptions — are a four hour history of the left turn. I do like to watch (and did like to attend; RIP USGP) Formula 1 races, but the seemingly limitless money / technology arms race is a little too America's Cup for my liking; plus you are lucky if you see one pass all season. Speaking of America's Cup, have you seen the BMW Oracle trimaran monstrosity? Good God man.


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HBO crews were in the Red Wings' locker room and on the ice at the Joe on Thursday to begin taping "24/7," the four-part series that will lead up to their Winter Classic game against the Maple Leafs on Jan. 1 at Michigan Stadium.
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Did Justin Abdelkader feel comfortable with cameras and microphones surrounding him as he changed in and out of his gear?
"Not really," Abdelkader said. "It's not like I've been waiting for the day. But, hopefully the episodes will be cool to watch."
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"My aim is to join all secular forces present in the country, and right now, I don't want to comment on anything against the Congress. We have offered eleven seats to the Congress, and, we are waiting for their response," said Yadav. "We have been in talks with Congress leaders and are hopeful that there is nothing wrong happening. I have always said that India is with the Congress although, all the rivals of our party are thinking of ways to finish me," he said. "Communal and Fascist forces are trying to divide the nation. Modi and RSS, who are friends with Nitish Kumar, believe in a divide and rule policy," he added.
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One most culturally rewarding things to do in Bogota is visiting Facatativa Archaeological Park, about 20 miles outside the city. It features caves and rocky shelters, some of which contain spectacular examples of cave paintings. Sadly, over the years some have fallen victim to graffiti, but there is an ongoing effort to recover and restore these priceless pieces of history. After viewing the pictographs, you can enjoy a picnic lunch or even rent a boat and sail on the park's lake.
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Eve, who is currently plotting her comeback, might also be scouting out some wedding planners in the very near future.
"I want marriage, I want babies, soon, but later," she said in a recent interview. "I'm seeing someone at the moment. I'm not saying [who it is], but it's been a year. It's not a secret. He's not a music celebrity."
That someone is British race car driver Maximillion Cooper, who founded the Gumball 3000 brand.
Last year, Eve professed her love for Max as a means to announce her new relationship and dispell rumors that she was dating a man named Shane Powers, tweeting, "I am not engaged 2 anyone but am completely in love with someone @MRGUMBALL3000."
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But just because Eve is looking to settle down, doesn't mean she's ready to give up her career. The Philadelphia rapper, who popped in for a cameo during "Single Ladies" last week, would also love to take an action-packed film role and put out another album.
"I haven't read any scripts, I don't want to, I want to finish this record—that's like my top priority," she said. "I've read some stuff but nothing that has really grabbed me at all. My dream, dream, dream would to be directed by Quentin Tarantino. I want to kick somebody's ass or shoot somebody."
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Most owners of Beech Bonanzas and Debonairs know that their wing attach bolts have been singled out for special scrutiny over the years. As part of the Sweepstakes Debonair's annual inspection, these bolts were checked for corrosion. There's a lot of lore and yarns about the wing-bolt issue. However, an Airworthiness Directive has never been issued to replace them periodically. The only service recommendation, according to the American Bonanza Society, is to inspect them every 15 years. Personally, that seems mild to me. I mean, these bolts hold the wings on the airplane, no?
So to be on the conservative side, we pulled the bolt covers (they're at the wing root, on the upper surface of the wing) and saw–light surface corrosion. Well, what did you expect after 50 years? Then came a debate. Do we pull the bolts and take a close look at them? I think you know the answer to that one. We pulled the bolts and they did, indeed, have corrosion. The fittings were OK, and the drain holes in the "bathtubs" that surround the bolts were open, which meant that any water had been draining through the critical area–and not pooling inside it and creating serious corrosion. (Does anyone else think that a wing-attachment design that tends to trap water is somehow ill-conceived?)
When I got word of this, paranoia struck. Where in the world would we find replacement wing bolts for a 50-year old airplane? Turns out, Beechcraft still makes them, and they're still in stock. Santa Fe Aero Services ordered up a set, had them overnighted, and they were at the shop the next day. What price peace of mind? For the entire set of eight wing bolts, a total just shy of $1,000.


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LIVINGSTON — City council members approved a resolution Tuesday approving $2.6 million in revenue bonds to be issued by the Trinity River Authority to fund replacement of 12-inch transmission lines that have supplied the City of Livingston with drinking water since 1978 with 20-inch lines. City Manager Marilyn Sutton announced that bids came in $2 million below the anticipated project budget. Engineers estimated the project would cost $4 million, but a Houston firm submitted a bid of just over $1.6 million. TRA officials have reviewed the bid and has satisfactory experience with the company on a prior project. Standard & Poor's, a bond rating company, recently affirmed the City of Livingston's rating as A-plus, which will help hold down debt service costs. TRA's Southern Regional Manager Jimmie Sims told city officials the project experienced some delays in acquiring easements but should be complete in less than a year. After the TRA board finalizes their decision, TRA and Southwest Securities will test market the bonds and should complete a negotiated sale within a month. The larger supply lines should improve pumping efficiency and alleviate some of the problems TRA has experienced with meeting the city's water demands. Livingston has purchased water rights from TRA for up to 5 million gallons per day, but the water treatment plant capacity is limited to about three million gallons a day. When the 12-inch lines broke, TRA had to replace an entire joint of pipe, rather than just the damaged area. The new PVC is expected to simplify repairs if needed.
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Alice Joyce McNulty, 87, of Malone, passed away Monday night, March 10, 2014, at the Franklin County Nursing Home, in Malone, with her loving family at her bedside. She had been a resident there since September 2006.
Born in Ogdensburg, N.Y., Nov. 28, 1926, she was the daughter of the late Edward and Ola Raymo OBrien. She attended schools in Ogdensburg and graduated from St. Lawrence State Hospital School of Nursing, in Ogdensburg, in 1948.
On Aug. 31, 1951, she was united in marriage to Jerome J. McNulty in Ogdensburg. He survives.
Joyce worked as a Registered Nurse in Watertown, Massena, Malone, Albany and Sidney, N.Y. She retired many years ago.
She was a communicant of St. Josephs Church, and was a member of the St. Lawrence State Hospital Nurses Association. She enjoyed reading, cooking and jigsaw puzzles.
Along with her husband, Jerome, she is survived by two daughters and sons-in-law, Kathleen and Jeffrey Rosenfield of Malone, and Elizabeth and James Williams of Monson, Mass.; two sons and daughters-in-law, Jerome and Kathy McNulty of Clay, N.Y., and Thomas and Kathleen McNulty of Latham, N.Y.; one half-sister, Donna Patnode and her husband Harold of Lady Lake, Fla.; five grandchildren, David and James Williams and Megan, Christian and Lia McNulty; and two great-granddaughters, Frida and Sophy Williams.
Besides her father, Edward OBrien, she was predeceased by her step-father, Hubert Sovie; her mother, Ola Raymo OBrien Sovie; and one sister, Virginia June Chapel.
Calling hours will be Friday from 9 until 10:40 a.m. at the Bruso-Desnoyers Funeral Home in Malone. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday, at 11 a.m. at St. Josephs Church, in Malone. Burial will be in St. Josephs Cemetery on the Lake Titus Road, in Malone, in the spring.
Donations may be made in her memory to the American Alzheimers Foundation.
Arrangements are through the Bruso-Desnoyers Funeral Service, Inc. of Malone.
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Vuelta Stage 10: Win number 4 for John Degenkolb, Joaquin Rodriguez remains in overall lead
German still unbeatable in the sprint in this year's race, time trial tomorrow should shake up the GC
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John Degenkolb of Argos-Shimano has taken his fourth stage victory of this year's Vuelta, launching his sprint from a long way out and just holding off French champion Nacer Bouhanni of FDJ-BigMat, with RadioShack-Nissan's Daniele Bennati third. Once again, Team Sky's Ben Swift failed to challenge in the finale, finishing ninth, despite his team's efforts as the stage to Sanxenxo on the Galician coast headed into its closing kilometres.
Olympic silver medallist Rigoberto Uran did a big turn, the pace causing the peloton to be strung out and some riders losing contact at the back. Despite being on the Atlantic coast, however, the wind wasn't strong enough to cause echelons to form and the men towards the top of the GC were all safely towards the front.
The route of the 190-kilometre stage from Ponteareas that saw the race resume after the transfer from Barcelona and yesterday's rest day zig-zagged along the inlets of the Atlantic coastline, the only significant obstacle being the Category 3 Alto de San Cosmo.
Ahead of that ascent, Andalucia rider Adrian Palomares and serial escapee Javier Aramendia of Caja Rural got clear of the bunch, and despite a number of other riders attacking to try and get across to them, the pair would be out alone together until they were caught with around 33 kilometres left to ride.
Orica-GreenEdge hen upped the pace at the front of the peloton, followed by Katusha then Sky, but it would be Argos-Shimano that would be celebrating another stage win for their 23-year-old German sprinter.
There was no change at the top of the overall standings today, with Katusha's Joaquin Rodriguez remaining in the leader's jersey, although Chris Froome and Alberto Contador will fancy their chances of overhauling him in tomorrow's individual time trial.
As race leader, Rodriguez will be last man out on the 39.4-kilometre course from Cambados to Pontevedra at 3.50pm UK time.
Vuelta Stage 10 Result 1 DEGENKOLB, John ARG 4h 47' 24'' 2 BOUHANNI, Nacer FDJ All at same time 3 BENNATI, Daniele RNT 4 MEERSMAN, Gianni LTB 5 CARDOSO, Manuel CJR 6 MONDORY, Lloyd ALM 7 LIGTHART, Pim VCD 8 VIGANO, Davide LAM 9 SWIFT, Ben SKY 10 VIVIANI, Elia LIQ 11 LODEWYCK, Klaas BMC 12 BALLAN, Alessandro BMC 13 PÉREZ, Rubén EUS 14 ROJAS, José Joaquin MOV 15 DAVIS, Allan OGE 16 GARCIA, Egoitz COF 17 FERNÁNDEZ, Koldo GRS 18 KREDER, Raymond GRS 19 MAASKANT, Martijn GRS 20 VAN WINDEN, Dennis RAB Last man home on Stage 10 193 RATTO, Daniele LIQ + 14' 27'' General Classification after Stage 10 1 RODRIGUEZ, Joaquin KAT 39h 32' 23'' 2 FROOME, Christopher SKY + 53'' 3 CONTADOR, Alberto STB + 1' 00'' 4 VALVERDE, Alejandro MOV + 1' 07'' 5 GESINK, Robert RAB + 2' 01'' 6 MORENO, Daniel KAT + 2' 08'' 7 ROCHE, Nicolas ALM + 2' 34'' 8 ANTON, Igor EUS + 3' 07'' 9 TEN DAM, Laurens RAB + 3' 18'' 10 MOLLEMA, Bauke RAB + 3' 27'' Points Classification after Stage 10 1 DEGENKOLB, John ARG 103 2 RODRIGUEZ, Joaquin KAT 85 3 VALVERDE, Alejandro MOV 76 4 BENNATI, Daniele RNT 66 5 BOUHANNI, Nacer FDJ 57 Mountains Classification after Stage 10 1 VALVERDE, Alejandro MOV 21 2 RODRIGUEZ, Joaquin KAT 17 3 CLARKE, Simon OGE 16 4 LIGTHART, Pim VCD 11 5 MATE, Luis Angel COF 10


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Dietary Lutein and the Retinopathy of Prematurity
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The clinical trial aspect of this study is the provision of a lutein supplement to lactating women and compare the amount of lutein in the milk and blood with lactating women who do not receive the lutein supplement.
Dietary Supplement: Lutein supplement
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|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
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|The Placental and Mammary Transfer of Lutein and Zeaxanthin Into the Fetus and the Breast-Fed Infant
- Breast milk lutein, mcg/dL [ Time Frame: 4 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Plasma Lutein, mcg/dL [ Time Frame: 4 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|August 2005
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|Experimental: Lut Supp
Dietary Supplement: Lutein supplement
Subjects will be randomized to take a lutein supplement(12mg/day) lactation weeks 5-8 or to not take a lutein supplement
Detailed Description:
About one-fourth of preterm infants who weight less than 2 3/4 pounds at birth develop an eye problem. This problem occurs in the retina (back of the eye) and may result in blindness. This eye problem is called the retinopathy of prematurity(ROP). There are two yellow pigments in the retina called lutein and zeaxanthin. These pigments may protect the retina from being damaged by light. They may also protect the retina from being damaged by oxygen. These pigments are transferred from the mother to the baby. Most of this takes place during the last trimester of pregnancy. The situation could be worse if the baby receives formula. Most baby formulas do not contain lutein and zeaxanthin; breast milk does. Another worry is that breast milk may not have enough lutein and zeaxanthin if the mother does not eat enough vegetables and fruits. The purpose of this study is to measure the transfer of lutein and zeaxanthin from the mother to the baby, to measure the amount of lutein and zeaxanthin in breast milk, to find out if taking a lutein supplement will increase the amount of lutein in breast milk and to find out if dietary lutein and zeaxanthin are involved in the development of the retinopathy of prematurity (ROP).
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Planning to breast feed for at least 12 weeks
- Willing to be randomized to take the lutein supplement
Exclusion Criteria:
- Insufficient quantity of breast milk
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00672230
|Contact: Sonja L Connor, MS
|Contact: William E Connor, MD
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|Oregon Health and Science University
|Portland, Oregon, United States, 97239-3098
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|William E Connor, MD
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|Responsible Party:
|William E. Connor, MD, Professor; Endocrinology, Metabolism and Clinical Nutrition, Oregon Health & Science University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00672230 History of Changes
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|OHSUeirb00000403, USDA 2005-35200-16165
|Study First Received:
|May 2, 2008
|Last Updated:
|May 5, 2008
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Oregon Health and Science University:
Breast milk
Lutein supplement
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Retinopathy of Prematurity
Eye Diseases
Infant, Newborn, Diseases
Infant, Premature, Diseases
Retinal Diseases
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"So we shall let the reader answer this question for himself: who is the happier man, he who has braved the storm of life and lived or he who has stayed securely on shore and merely existed?" -Hunter S. Thompson
And so it was. American am I. Are we (?). Dave and Daniel (they need no introduction). Reunited once more. It was interesting because I couldn't decide if time had passed or not, since I had seen them last, and there was no way of knowing. Well, there was, and there is, and my senses fought against the logic. Hopeless. Ourselves operating again as a force. Had it really been two years? (Daniel seems so much older...) Well, being the weak link I could certainly show them what I can't climb, maybe take some photos, watch someone else do something cool, write a blog about it. "I know how to belay!" Grrrrrrrr.
Daniel is SO STRONG. Dave is so "interesting". Such an American thing to say.
"Hey!! Why do we still have green road signs!!! Look at those green road signs!! Why?!? We always have to look at the green road signs!!! Why aren't they better! More modern, and BLUE and electronic?" I don't know, Dave, but I want it better too. The tires hum ceaselessly beneath us as we race towards the future. The road stretches the faster we go. Mile long yellow stripes slowly meld into one. Sinister electronic music slithers in and out of the smoke from their cigarettes like a fat black snake. Deeper, darker (.) To the night we go.
We have come to Lander, Wyoming. An American Road Trip. We are all Americans, driving across America. We don't have much choice. This is a new zone for climbing, irrelevant as that may be. It's new to us. New to me. I have come to brave the storm. My heart has heard a tenebrous call in a deep and feral canyon north of town. Heaven. The Devil's Kitchen the ranchers call it. We must wait. Dark. Sleep. (A nightmare about spiders).
Awake. It's morning. The sun sits plump and low and thick in the east. Hiding behind the hills. Warm light pours out slowly over the sage. A spider fingers its way across the edge of a flat rock, unaware. Reminding me to be patient. Grrrrr. We have to go.
DG: "Maybe we should go check out the sick new cave?" No. No! No!! (Well, maybe next time.) We are running out of time. God, there are so many boulders. Dave has to see it. He'll understand. We leave town later than I want, but we would have left earlier if he only knew. He will know. Daniel knows. Soon. They get it. We get it. We are ahead, and the hunt never stops. Racing down the rough road to nowhere. It's almost noon. But nowhere doesn't really exist, even when you're in the middle of it. It's right here. Right now. Somewhere.
I step out of the car, into the sun and look down upon a place of legend. Future-legend. It will be someday. But not yet. No names yet. No numbers. No beta. The dark boulders of my dreams. Chalkless. Waiting. And so we begin. We begin to make it better, and headlong, we race to the storm.


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In response to Jonathan's blog about not being invited to Number 10
(you're always welcome at number 58), here's a version of the Magnifcat to the tune of The Red Flag (O Tennanbaum)
Sing we a song of high revolt
(Sung to the tune of 'The Red Flag')
Sing we a song of high revolt;
Make great the Lord, his name exalt:
Sing we the song that Mary sang
Of God at war with human wrong.
Sing we of him who deeply cares
And still with us our burden bears;
He, who with strength the proud disowns,
Brings down the mighty from their thrones.
By him the poor are lifted up:
He satisfies with bread and cup
The hungry folk of many lands;
The rich are left with empty hands.
He calls us to revolt and fight
With him for what is just and right
To sing and live Magnificat
In crowded street and council flat
Fred Kaan (1929 - ) based on Luke 2


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January 2, 2014
Star Sport
Brown eyes speedy return from surgery
Jermaine Lannaman, Star Writer
National leg-spinner Odean Brown says now that he has undergone a surgery on his injured left knee, his next course of action is to make a speedy return to action.
He made the disclosure yesterday a day after leaving the University of the West Indies Hospital where he underwent the operation.
"I am quite happy and relieved to know that the surgery has taken place, and everything seems to be okay," said Brown.
"It has been quite a while that I have been carrying the injury, and should have done the operation.
"But they say 'nothing happens before its time and now that it is over, the aim will be rehabilitation, and trying to get better as soon as possible."
The operation, which was spearheaded by West Indies medical panel head, Dr Akshai Mansingh, according to Brown, involved the removal of particles and tissues from his knee.
He said the surgery, which featured a key-hole operation, lasted a few hours, and since then he has been able to move around with assistance.
Brown, who has been one of Jamaica's best bowlers in recent years, also expressed disappointment at having to miss out on this month's regional Super50 tournament.
"I am disappointed to miss out on the Super50, but see it as a blessing at the same time," said the 31-year-old.
"If I have been playing all these years with the injury and have been performing well, I can only imagine how much better I could do if I was 100 per cent fit."
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"No Thanks. I've been born again many times!!"
O.k. so that's a bad joke but at least I got you to stop thinking about your worries for a moment.
Moving on, I was reading that FOX News here in America (known for its conservative, Christian slant) will be interviewing the Dalai Lama. The news channel is asking their viewers to come up with some of the questions to be asked of the Buddhist monk. So I was scanning some of the questions posted on their website--some are serious, some ridiculous like, "Who will win the American League baseball championship?" I think that person thinks the Dalai Lama is some kind of fortune teller.
Then there was this one, "Can I share with you the Gospel of Jesus Christ?" As if the Dalai Lama hasn't heard it before. I am convinced that this well-read, well-traveled, highly intelligent, Dalai Lama who has been apart of countless inter-faith forums knows well the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And I am sure that he finds much good in it and finds a lot of agreement in the teachings of Jesus. And he would probably listen to someone explain it to him again with a smile and a nod or two. He is very polite and understanding of people much more so than most of us including myself.
That said, I have found that many (not all) Christians think that the only reason that people aren't Christian is because they haven't heard "the gospel." These Christians (not all by any means) can't imagine that a person can have a happy, spiritually fulfilling life without the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Surely once they hear "the gospel" (these Christians think) they will drop Buddhism and become Christian and those who don't are dismissed as "not truly understanding" the gospel of Jesus. That or they say that we "know it to be true" but we reject it to try and thwart the plan of "God."
They can't fathom someone understanding "the gospel" and then saying, "No, I think I'll stick with Buddhism." To them it's like someone being handed a diamond and saying, "No thanks." The problem is that they are blinded by duality and can't see that Buddhism has its own diamond to cherish. They don't realize that for us, Christianity is but one diamond in a fisherman's net (Indra's net) of diamonds sown in at each knot in the net. All the diamonds are beautiful and just because the diamond you know is gorgeous doesn't mean that the diamond I know isn't.
Can't we just enjoy the diamonds instead of arguing over whose diamond is brighter? I'm not saying that all religions are the same but they all (or most at least) have the same roots in believing that we are apart of something bigger than ourselves. I can rejoice for the peace and joy that Christians find in their religion without it taking anything away from my own branch in the universal path of peace and love. May all awake from the great slumber.
Joseph Campbell said, "All religions are true. You just have to understand what they are true of."


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Rascal Flatts picked Taylor Swift to open for them in 2008 — now they've picked her label, Big Machine Records, as their new musical home.
"We are extremely excited about our new partnership with Big Machine Records!" says Jay DeMarcus, bassist and background vocalist for Rascal Flatts. "We believe that Scott Borchetta and all of the folks over there are a perfect fit for what Rascal Flatts is trying to accomplish over the next few years. The last 10 years have been amazing but we are even more excited about the next phase of our career; Scott understands us, he knows what we're about and it's always a wonderful thing to have someone who believes in you and your music that much in your corner."
"Rascal Flatts are the biggest band in country music and we're honored and thrilled to have them join the Big Machine Records family," says Big Machine Label Group President/CEO Scott Borchetta. "While they are celebrating their first ten years together I selfishly can't wait to start on their next ten years. They have made a fantastic new album and they are completely energized and ready to take on not only the US but also the rest of the world. Why wait?"
"Why Wait," indeed. That's the title of their new single, their first one on Big Machine. Written by Neil Thrasher, Tom Shapiro and Jimmy Yeary, it's already on the radio today. The new CD, Nothing Like This, will be in stores on November 16 and was produced by Dann Huff.
When their label, Lyric Street Records, announced it was closing last April, many wondered where the superstar trio would end up next. At the press conference, the Flatts told GAC's Shanna Strassberg why they were so happy about their new home. Watch the interview here:
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Hey guys,
I just finished repairing the transmission on my '98 328iC. It suffered from the infamous 'fifth gear lean' condition. The M3 used the same transmission and I will be doing this repair to my '98 M3 very soon.
The problem usually starts with the shift lever sticking to the right. Sometimes it doesn't want to pop back to center like it should. It can also stick towards reverse. Another related symptom is difficulty getting into gears 1-4 ('notchy').
I had the transmission out to put in a new clutch anyway so I bought the tools ($$$) to replace the bushings and pins. The good news is that the bushings and pins can be replaced without opening the transmission
So, $70 worth of parts replaced all 5 bushings and pins. I opted to replace all of them since I plan to keep the car for a while. The simple fix for just the lean can be done with just $25 worth of the bushings.
Tools and advice available for anyone with this problem. the sucky part is that it requires removal of the transmission.
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Chocolate-Dipped Peppermint Sticks
These peppermint sticks look beautiful and taste even better! Leave them out in a dish when trimming the tree or relaxing by the fire with a mug of hot cocoa.
12 five-inch peppermint sticks
7 ounces white chocolate
1/4 cup nonpareils
Chocolate-Covered Shortbread
These white-chocolate-dipped cookies are versatile enough to suit all tastes and make a simple project for kids in the kitchen.
24 two-inch shortbread cookies
1 1/4 pounds white chocolate, melted
1/2 cup shelled pistachios, toasted
1/2 cup dried cranberries
Peppermint Divinity
Though it's often made with chopped nuts, our version of this classic Christmastime nougat is smooth, creamy, and sweetly peppermint.
4 cups granulated sugar
1 cup light corn syrup
3 large egg whites
1 1/2 teaspoons peppermint extract
6 drops red food coloring


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Two-person show at In Your Eye Gallery is steeped in irony
An art exhibit with a circus theme is on view through March 31 at In Your Eye Gallery.
Delightfully anthropomorphic are Smith's acrylics of dogs balancing balls on their noses, and wearing funny glasses or clown hats. Particularly appealing are Smith's larger paintings of a costumed, Lassie-like dog, covering its nose and face due to "Stage Fright," and of clown-costumed dog urging its parrot partner, perched on a paw, to "Take A Bow."
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roasted red bell pepper, roasted tomato with garlic, roasted potato fennel, split pea 4.50
hearty beef vegetable barley soup, corn chowder 4.95
Gyoza (japanese dumplings) 5.95 (6)
Stuffed mushrooms 5.95 when available
Meat Loaf with creamed spinach and mashed potatoes 14.95
Pot roast with mashed potatoes and honey glazed carrots 16.95
Authentic bolognese sauce over fettucini 16.95
Penne ala vodka 15.95
Pan seared salmon 17.95
*Lightly blackened tuna served rare 21.95
Tilapia in tomato/wine/garlic sauce 17.95
Shrimp francese 19.95
Chicken francese 17.95
Crab cakes 'ala Joe' 24.95
All fish and chicken dishes include sides.
Special order items
*12 oz minimum boneless fully trimmed prime New York strip steak, potatoes, vegetable 39.95
Full rack of braised baby back ribs, potato, vegetable 27.95
*1/2 rack of American or Australian lamb, roast potatoes, veggie 36.95
Grandma's strawberry shortcake 5.95
New York Cheescake 5.95
Chocolate mousse cake 5.95
Bring your own wine.
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This is my friend, Carrie's, delicious low-fat strawberry bread recipe that is great for freezing. You can use just picked strawberries, strawberries about to go bad, or strawberries from your freezer. Enjoy! And thanks Carrie!
2 Cups Flour
3/4 – 1 Cup Sugar
1/2 tsp Baking Soda
2 tsp Baking Powder
1 tsp Cinnamon
1/4 tsp Salt
2 Egg Whites, Whipped
1 tsp Vanilla
1/2 Cup Applesauce
2 Cups Strawberries, Chopped
Preheat oven at 350. Prepare pan(s) with cooking spray and flour. In a mixing bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon, and salt. In another bowl, combine egg whites, vanilla, applesauce, and strawberries. Mix dry ingredients with wet ingredients just until moistened. Pour into prepared loaf pan and bake for 35-45 minutes.
Cool, then place in freezer bag and place in freezer. Don't forget to label! You can also use this same recipe to make muffins.


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Storylines, like optimistic resolutions heading into the New Year, are abundant as the PGA Tour resumes its 2013-14 wraparound season Friday in the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Maui, Hawaii.
While the calendar turned a year older, the Hyundai is actually the seventh tournament of the new season. Yet the page is turned to a new year and mystery will join the 30 players on the first tee in the Hyundai.
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For some activists, resisting the government's cuts means abandoning other campaigns, such as the struggle for queer rights and same-sex marriage. But they are making a false distinction. Issues of marriage and sexuality are closely linked to questions of power and money.
Dr Rowan Williams' Christmas sermon amounted to a rebuke to the most prosperous in society, according to BBC religious affairs correspondent Robert Pigott. Goodness. So what did the Archbishop of Canterbury actually say?
In his Christmas Sermon, the Archbishop of Canterbury stresses mutual dependence, loyalty and solidarity in the face of economic constraint and abuse of minorities.
Theologian John Milbank's endorsement of British Prime Minister David Cameron's 'Big Society' project, and his attempt to baptise it with pro-Christendom rhetoric has more to do with timid conformity than 'Radical Orthodoxy, suggests fellow academic Steven Shakespeare - one of the founders of the Common Wealth network of Christians for economic and social justice.
The Student Christian Movement (SCM) has reacted angrily to Parliament's decision to substantially increase university tuition fees in England.
There may be no direct route from the politics of Jesus' day to the politics of modern Britain, but there are embodied principles and narratives in the Gospel which directly challenge the marginalisation of the poor and the use of ideology (religious or otherwise) to prop up the status quo, says Jonathan Bartley. These have a good deal to say to us as we assess the Spending Review and those it benefits and penalises.
Media coverage of recent student protests in London has consistently presented the violence of a very small minority as worse than the action of of the Coalition Government, and has tried to tar all who entered the courtyards and buildings of Millbank Tower with the same brush. Tim Saunders and other Christians opposed to the cuts and supportive of non-violent action examine the events from a different perspective.
One of the Church of Scotland's most senior ministers has invited the Chancellor to come north of the Border on a "fact-finding mission" about welfare reform.
The Coalition of Resistance against the government's public spending cuts, which is bringing together trade union, community, political and civil society groups, has announced the agenda for its organising conference on 27 November - which already has 500 representatives signed up.
Since yesterday morning, the media have been preoccupied with one particular family event. So in case you haven't been able to hear anything else, here is some news from yesterday which you may have missed.


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Any winter squash--including pumpkin, of course--could be used for the filling of this autumnal crumb-and-nut crust dessert, but butternut is widely available and has one of the highest amounts of beta-carotene. You might also look for Hubbard squash, although it is such a large squash that many markets sell it as pre-cut pieces.
1 cup graham cracker crumbs
2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons unsalted butter, melted
2 ounces almonds, finely chopped
2 cups cooked butternut squash
1 whole egg
1 egg white
1/3 cup (packed) brown sugar
2 teaspoons grated orange zest
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- In bowl, combine graham cracker crumbs, butter, and almonds, and stir to blend. Transfer nut-crumb mixture to 8 pie plate and press into bottom and up sides of plate.
- In food processor, puree cooked squash. Add whole egg, egg white, sugar, orange zest, cinnamon, and salt, and process until blended.
- Pour filling into prepared pie shell and bake 35 to 40 minutes, or until filling is firm. Cool pie on a rack.
Makes 6 wedge servings.
Per wedge: 283 calories, 13g total fat (3.8g saturated), 49mg cholesterol, 4.3g dietary fiber, 38g carbohydrate, 6g protein, 246mg sodium.


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The independent MP for the Northern Tablelands says he is happy the Minister for Planning has agreed to review the figures used by the New South Wales Government to hand out funds to local regions.
Topics: population-and-demographics, states-and-territories, inverell-2360, glen-innes-2370
The current Glen Innes Severn Council says it wants people to understand the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is not investigating the current administration but the old municipal council.
Topics: local-government, glen-innes-2370, tamworth-2340
Glen Innes Severn Council is urging residents to take part in safeguarding the future of local government.
Topics: local-government, glen-innes-2370, tamworth-2340
A fire has engulfed a takeaway cafe in the main street of Tenterfield in northern New South Wales.
Topics: fires, tenterfield-2372, glen-innes-2370, tamworth-2340
Guyra Shire Council has organised a meeting of New England mayors this Wednesday to discuss the planned introduction of paid parking at Armidale Airport.
Topics: local-government, air-transport, armidale-2350, guyra-2365, inverell-2360, uralla-2358, walcha-2354, glen-innes-2370
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has listed nine councils in the New South Wales New England/north-west as part of a major corruption probe.
Topics: fraud-and-corporate-crime, local-government, courts-and-trials, states-and-territories, tamworth-2340, glen-innes-2370, gunnedah-2380, bingara-2404, quirindi-2343, moree-2400, tenterfield-2372, uralla-2358, walcha-2354
The New South Wales Rural Fire Service says it is suspending all fire permits in the Tamworth area today after receiving notification of a very high fire danger Index.
Topics: bushfire, weather, tamworth-2340, moree-2400, glen-innes-2370
The New South Wales Government's planning review panel is this week holding meetings in the New England North West region.
Topics: states-and-territories, urban-development-and-planning, regional, narrabri-2390, glen-innes-2370, armidale-2350
Inverell Shire Council says it hopes the Department of Planning takes seriously its comprehensive submission regarding the proposed White Rock Wind Farm.
Topics: wind-energy, regional-development, urban-development-and-planning, community-development, glen-innes-2370, inverell-2360
Lack of funding has forced a program trying to help 'at-risk' youth in Glen Innes to close its doors.
Topics: youth, unemployment, welfare, local-government, rural-youth, glen-innes-2370
High-quality bauxite has been discovered near Guyra, in the state's north.
Topics: rail-transport, mineral-sands, mining-industry, mining-environmental-issues, mining-rural, glen-innes-2370, guyra-2365, inverell-2360
The discovery of high quality bauxite near Guyra could provide a reason to re-open the Guyra to Armidale rail line.
Topics: rail-transport, mineral-sands, mining-industry, mining-environmental-issues, mining-rural, glen-innes-2370, guyra-2365, inverell-2360
The renewable energy company, Epuron, says there are relatively few homes within 2kms of its proposed development near Glen Innes.
Topics: wind-energy, regional-development, urban-development-and-planning, local-government, community-development, glen-innes-2370, inverell-2360
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The RTA says it could take months to restore damage to the New England Highway caused by flooding on the North Coast earlier this month.
Topics: road-transport, floods, guyra-2365, armidale-2350, glen-innes-2370, uralla-2358, willow-tree-2339
Armidale-Dumaresq, Walcha and Guyra Shire Councils join Glen Innes Severn Council and 14 other areas to be declared natural disaster zones in New South Wales.
Topics: floods, emergency-planning, relief-and-aid-organisations, armidale-2350, glen-innes-2370, guyra-2365, walcha-2354
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Plans to build a $350-million wind farm in Glen Innes, in northern New South Wales, have gone on public exhibition.
Topics: wind-energy, regional-development, urban-development-and-planning, rural, glen-innes-2370
Glen Innes Severn Council has taken direction from the local community to shake up its corporate organisation.
Topics: corporate-governance, road-transport, urban-development-and-planning, budget, local-government, glen-innes-2370
Hunter New England Health and Glen Innes Severn Council have taken the first step towards devolving a preliminary model for a Network Healthcare Services Plan.
Topics: healthcare-facilities, local-government, health-administration, health-policy, glen-innes-2370
A feasibility study has identified the Learning Centre in Glen Innes as the best place to centralise council's administration and management services.
Topics: local-government, management, regional-development, regional, glen-innes-2370
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Organisers of the Australian Celtic Festival say the visitors have already begun arriving in Glen Innes.
Topics: carnivals-and-festivals, tourism, travel-and-tourism, community-development, rural-tourism, glen-innes-2370
The Member for the Northern Tablelands says local police shouldn't have the added responsibility of escorting prisoners.
Topics: prisons-and-punishment, public-sector, states-and-territories, law-crime-and-justice, police, armidale-2350, glen-innes-2370, inverell-2360, tenterfield-2372
824 drivers have been breath tested in the New England region as Highway Patrol Officers took to the roads for Operation North Force.
Topics: traffic-offences, driver-education, police, armidale-2350, glen-innes-2370, guyra-2365, inverell-2360, tamworth-2340, tingha-2369
Highway patrol officers in the New England Local Area Command have charged five people with drink-driving on the first night of a targeted operation.
Topics: alcohol, drugs-and-substance-abuse, road, police, armidale-2350, glen-innes-2370, inverell-2360, moree-2400
A prisoner who escaped from Glen Innes Correctional Centre, in northern New South Wales, has appeared in Armidale Local Court after being re-captured.
Topics: prisons-and-punishment, courts-and-trials, crime, police, glen-innes-2370, armidale-2350
A 24-year-old man will face Armidale Local Court in the state's north today, charged over a spear gun shooting in Lake Macquarie yesterday.
Topics: courts-and-trials, law-crime-and-justice, drug-offences, bolton-point-2283, armidale-2350, glen-innes-2370, newcastle-2300


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Before India's independence in 1947, Mysore was a landlocked princely state of 30,000 sq. miles. The transfer of additional territories to the state in 1953 and 1956 united the Kannada speaking peoples, gave the state access to the sea, and greatly extended its boundaries; it was named Karnataka ("Lofty Land" in Kannada) in 1973. Mysore city center contains the Maharaja's Palace (1897) with its ivory and gold throne, Curzon Park, the Silver Jubilee Clock Tower (1927), Gandhi Square, and two statues of maharajas. West of the city center are the former British residency (1805), the noted Oriental Library, university buildings, and public offices. Jaganmohan Palace now hosts a museum. Pilgrims visit Chamundi Hill (3,490 ft) with its monolith of Nandi, the sacred bull of Shiva. The area around Mysore is drained by the Cauvery River and its tributaries. [Adapted from Encyclopedia Britannica]
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11 fascinating funeral traditions from around the globe
The funerals I've attended have all been very much the same. Relatives and friends arrive in all black and take seats in the church or synagogue pews for a somber ceremony where prayers are said, memories are shared and tears are shed. The attendees walk slowly out to their cars and form a single file […]Continue reading


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While host sensormediated immune responses are essential for innate immunity in both plants and animals, sustained or highly induced immune responses can be harmful, which makes negative regulation of these pathways critical. In animals, negative regulators act at multiple levels within certain molecular signaling cascades, but little is yet known about the negative regulation of plant innate immunity.
"Characterization of new host sensors will pave the way to inter-specific and inter-generic transfer between plants of engineered receptors that confer resistance to a variety of pathogens," Ronald says, adding that this approach has already been demonstrated in transference work with cultivated rice and wheat varieties, as well as with tobacco and tomato.
"There may also be room to engineer resistance in vertebrates as well, including humans," she says.
In the Science paper, Ronald speculates that some microbes might be pathogenic to humans because they have managed to evade detection by human Toll-like receptors. Now that some of the essential building blocks of immunity have been elucidated, she believes it may be possible to manipulate these receptors so that microbes can no longer evade them.
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Our Yangzhengnites participated in the "Save the Colour. Save Our Birds" event. It took place at Jurong Bird Park on Friday, 3rd June 2011. The aim was to support and help the organiser to build origami homes for the birds. Our pupils learnt to make the origami paper crafts and did their part to save the birds of our world. 10 of our Primary 5 Yangzhengnites were involved in this event. These pupils were selected from our school's Amazing Race @ Jurong Bird Park event which was organized by our Tamil Department at South 6 Cluster level during the June holidays.
Our pupils were invited to participate to promote the Jurong Bird Park event. Our Yangzhengnites represented our school in creating the Origami artworks for the mural display at the Bird Park. Our pupils' craftwork were used as models for the public to follow in supporting the event. Our Yangzhengnites did an excellent job and were appreciated by the event organizers for their awesome papercraft creations.
Our pupils at work!
Placing the papercrafts on to the mural.
Our boys busily folding their craftwork!


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Midori Melon Ice Pops
- 4 cups (1/2-inch pieces) peeled ripe honeydew melon (1)
- 5 tablespoons Midori (melon liqueur)
- 3 tablespoons vodka
- 1 1/2 tablespoons superfine granulated sugar
- Special equipment: 6 (1/3-cup) ice pop molds and 6 wooden sticks
Blend all ingredients in a blender until smooth. Pour purée into a sieve lined with a double thickness of cheesecloth set over a bowl and let drain, undisturbed, 30 minutes. Discard solids in sieve. Pour liquids into molds and freeze at least 24 hours. Add sticks when mixture is slushy, about 1 hour.
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It Will Rain Piano Sheet Music
It Will Rain Piano Sheet Music
The download link for the sheet music is available at the end of this post.
The sheet music is self-made and available here for free. If you like my transcriptions and find them useful, please consider donating. All donations will directly go the American Cancer Society.
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Sheet Music Details
Title: It Will Rain
Instruments: Piano
Scorings: Piano
Original Published Key: D Major
Difficulty: Intermediate – Advanced
Pages: 6
Let's Support the Artist
Please support Bruno Mars by purchasing his single It Will Rain.
How To Play It Will Rain by Bruno Mars
I've also recorded the tutorial using synthesia to give you a little picture of how to play this song on a piano or keyboard. You can have a look the video at Youtube.com: How to Play It Will Rain by Bruno Mars – Piano Tutorial.
It Will Rain – Song Trivia
""It Will Rain" is a song by American artist Bruno Mars. The song was released on iTunes for purchase on September 27, 2011. An accompanying music video was planned to premiere on October 26, 2011 on MTV. However, on October 24, 2011 Mars announced via Twitter that the music video had been delayed until a couple of weeks. It eventually premiered on November 10, 2011. The track appears on the soundtrack to the film The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1.
In his live tour in Europe, Skylar Grey was with him singing the song."
(Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It_Will_Rain)
Download Sheet Music
You can download It Will Rain piano sheet music by clicking the link below:
It Will Rain Piano Sheet Music.pdf